Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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Social Science is Foundation for Good Citizens Government is a required course, usually taken during the Junior year. Pictured is the second hour cla'ss, taught by Mr. Lane. and Drivers . . The Driver 's Education Class, for freshmen is a laboratory course. Shown is one class listening to Mr. Lane explain the mechanism in a motor. The dual-control car was furnished by Beloit Motor. This is the first time a Social Science-Civics course has been offered at B.H.S. Miss Struble is the teacher. This class is composed of Freshmen and Sophomores, Pictured is the Consumer 's Economics class. The same group has studied Psychology the first semester. Mr. Cornwell was the instructor for these classes. American History is a course required before graduation. The 27 fifth hour class is show viewing a slide on current affairs.

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GEMS OF HISTORY 9 Organizations have always been beneficial to the wholesome balance of studies and activities of the citizens of Troy. ln 1917 debate teams were organ- ized...The B.H.S. Life, school life in print , first came off the press in 1920. . .That same year the familiar Hi-Y Club to build Christian character in bo s came into local being followed a year later by the Girl, Reserves KY-Teensl advocating mental, physical, and spiritual development. . .The student council was instituted in 1924. . .Tennis and French clubs. . .honor societies. . .reflected every student's interests. In addi- tion, there were pep meetings, weekly chapel, and lecture courses Qforerunners of our present Monday morning assemblies and Lyceumsl. Teenagers with their en- thusiasm and vision were always willing to keep busy. . . 29 my 9