Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

F if 'Z '1' 'ir 'f'l '1' 'W H+'' H 2 i 5 1 1 V... . ---HL ..,l... A il iii ll .'1u - . mmmmm '7 f? -r lf '1 The main spring event of the school year is the Beloit Relays which is held the last week in April. Five hundred and fifty athletes from fifty-five A and B schools parti- cipated in the seventeenth annual Beloit Relays at Trojan Field on April 26, 1957. A Relays Queen and her two attendants award medals to the winners in each event. This outstanding track event is the leading one in the north central area of the state. Qpwiv '58 Czar Tl-I E Tl2f OJ AN Edited and Presented by Administration . Seniors . . Underclassmen . Organizations . Activities. . Athletics. . THE SENIOR CLASS of Beloit High School Beloit, Kansas 2 5 J 3 5 N ! E TS gi xi ug .ls -1 S W E sacru flces you thirty-tour rlch educatlona .tm life's work has been devoted to our community school Trojaff Annual, The Spirit of '58. John S. Morrell, we are grateful for your part in advancing We can now see but dimly the personal our education and that of the .Q ft ,, 'H 'ft f 3? ADMINIQTEJATIO Principal E.M. Chestnut QLEFT ABOVEJ receives a copy of the school budget---and all other super- visory duties---in stride because he has been in no small way well acquainted with Beloit's school problems for twenty-eight years. E.M. , as he is familiarly addressed, has'been the hub of all school activities, and the progenitor of many. He initiated the Beloit Relays in 1941 and has successfully managed and conducted them since. He has been responsible for the development of Trojan Field, Athletic competitions of various types, and many other intra -school activities. Mr. Chestnut is a member of the Board of Di- rectors of the Kansas State Teachers Association and a life member of the N.E,A. QUPEPJINTENDENT Mrs. Martha Helmbrecht assists with absences--and all other matters in the principal's office. Superintendent John S. Morrell hands Superintendent- Elect E.M. Chestnut a copy of the school budget upon his retirement from the Beloit City Schools after serving thirty-seven years as teacher, principal, and superintendent. His chief concerns have been the betterment of the school's curriculum, tenure of teachers, build- ing facilities, and the school budget. The new Ele- mentary School Building constructed for use in 1956, thus combining the Rogers and Field Building elementary grades, was Mr. Morre11's crowning achievement. CHAN GEQ MEMBERS OF BOARD OF EDUCATION: Ben Barber, Martin Tractor Salesmang Ben Spatz, Spatz Grocery and City Police, Mrs. Betty Vetter, Clerkg Maurice McDonald, President of Board, McDonald Funeral Home, Raleigh Beu, Cities Service Gas Company, Robert Ingram, Beloit Post Officeg and Harold Shamburcg, Waconda Motel, Service Station 24-66 Cafe. Mr. Cly e Lampert, Treasurer, First National Bank. is not in the picture. Mrs. Betty Vetter, secretary to superintendent Morrell doubles as clerk of the Board of Educa- tion, handles matters by telephone for three 4 school buildings, and pays the teachers. MISS ELSIE GASTON , B.H.S. ' 9 years Vocal Music B.S. , Emporia State Teachers MISS HELEN GILLMORE, B.H.S. -9 years Home Economics B.S. . Kansas State College FACULTY OF-FEIZQ QPHZIT OF MISS CLARA BOLLMAN, , B.H.S.-28 years Commerce B.S. , Hays State College MR. JOHN LANE, B.H.S.- 6 years Social Science-Physical Ed- ucation B.S. . Emporia State Teachers The faculty members pictured on this page have been teaching at B.H.S. for five or more years. They have helped us with our problems, both educational and personal. These teachers have helped with parties, class plays, club organizations and in general keep the school a place of learning and growing up socially. MR. RALPH FUHRKEN, B.H.S.-5 years Instrumental Music B.S. , Kansas State College Q HELP... MISS IRENE TINKLER, B.H.S. 28 years Commerce--Typing B.S. , Kansas Wesleyan U. MISS PHYLLIS STRUBLE, B.H.S. -'7 years Science-Physical Education B.A. , Kansas University MRS. IEANNE FARRAND, B.H.S.-8 years Library B.S.. Emporia State Teachers MR, WILLIAM CORNWELL, MRS, GENEVIEVE STOFER, MR. REINHART SCHWEMMER, B.H.S.-4 years B.H.S.-1 year B.H.S.-3 years Science-Physical Education Speech Science B.S. , M.S. , Kansas Uni- B.S. , Pittsburg State Teachers A.B. , Pittsburg State Teachers versity TI-IIZOUGI-IOUT TI-IE YEAIZQ IN ALL ACTIVITIES These new members of the faculty have been with us for less than five years. Each new teacher brings new ideas to our school. They are quick to give all students a helping hand with suggestions. The Class of 1958 owes all teachers both old and new a lot of THANKS. MR. LEE DOYEN n B.H.S.' MR. PAUL WALMER, B.H.S.- 2 years 2 years Vocational Agriculture English B.S. , Kansas State Colle e B. . , M.A. , Kansas Uni4 M.S, , Colorado State Coqlege versity MR, WILLIAM CAMPBELL, MR. EARL CANFIELD , MR. RAYMOND GOOSSEN , . . fl B.H.S,-l year - B H,S year , En lish-Journalism B'H'Sf 4 years Physical Educatlon Big. A.B. 1 Emporia State Industrial Arts B.S. , Hays State College TCGCIICFS College B.S. , Bethel College x. .K X . rg , -,K. E.: 5 Fil if, , . ., , 'ti-: ,ii . wi, .1 as ' . 1- ,vw , s, 1- if 5 1 gl iss? ' w 1 6: Xe, 5 'Z 3, . ? N1 ga 2 . f, - Q 6 c ,A Q1 11' , Y: ,af Qfmx-kg if fbi J, I Al j,t,x,,g, 4 , T- EM. x' ff W Mis:-i., A if ' Q , :wink--v-. . fm K X S xp 31 fi W QW ' zkv11s:f1E:Q K:-ff - m'w,,h , 4 ' 14 QQ. Q 9- A I ff? f J -M - ' 1 gli?- .M , rv ,ing ,, 4, , 4 . ,, , W , v FMFWW ' f ,A PM 55 f '25 ' . 3. ls SF, l . 1, , in +-WM, AGL we Wig! iE, fy? ., .ww - ,W Y I ' as ffff' ' an 'lk ,.,..m 2? Q wir. , ff- . , 2 1 4 1, 'EWR My vu. K Y ki. 'gm-w, -I 5 f Q: HR' ,z ,. 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PAUL WALMER qgg 4, 3 ag. ..r - s f. ,I -1 f .ag ,- X fi' xes Q Ni. f e d, sis' Y sr YQ ' K X , s 36 'O , .AQ F-was . fees N K as J .L 3 .Y ,. ,JJ .. -Us .. .M io wg A A K in N Q i N Q X SQ gg rs 1-'L 4 Y W Q 1 il, of X Q, rr Q A , '3- s u Y X W . re 3 is .. fe S X iw 5 Kathie Knmar - eel a'er ,Q- .. ' W ROY Poulfon Barbara Litton w ,. Y .' . Ge0l'9e P'-Hman ralr 2 as R R .r,, . . ..'- . ,re elel MISS ELSIE GASTON ' C lass S ponsors R W , , Connie Maior f Sf: Clinton Sewell -- -X--ae , ' .ff a v-', QL. as XM :Pl 555 fl-'-'wr' -V ' as N x . as W an ,wi , ., M. .:- J k at 4 2 53 'M 5 1' -S M. - 1 :rt 3,E..w ,, .. 5. .. Q J. X 9 ix if X ::: - 1 W' . .K ,g A , va .. 'iii i lll' Sonclra Miller Jerry Sloven Ive rne McCune Joan Ru Reception at Junior-Senior Banquet. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Walmer, class 99 sponsorg Richard Studer, Secretaryg Sonia Schneider Sharon Bulthaup, Treasurerg Mae Richard Studer Marie Han, Vice-President: Bill Betty Smith Emmot, President. 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RALPH Larry Kadel FUHRKEN Joan Robert Kresin Joan Larson Max McGaughey Mariorie Lukens Charles Mears Margaret McCorkle Don Miller Linda McDonald John Miller Jeanie McMann Jonie Mottesheard Carolyn Meats Authur Muck Gloria Perry Dwain Myers Veann Preeo Qldw Neil Niewald Cheryl Seaman Bud Powers Karen Smyth Jim Powers Karin Taylor Dennis Scholl Jim Reardon Amend! Gary Scoggan Jane Thierolf Judy Welker Alvin Schoen David Snyder . Janet Widrig Larry Speaks Jerry Sporleder Melvin Sporleder Joan Van Leewen Harry Thompson Rodney Tilton Gene Wi les Elizabeth Wagner Class president Dwain Myers does Pep Lynn Yocum Club clean-up'duty under supervision of Linda McDonald. S! 'Wg i toxsgqzpa gg 1 rf QW 1 Joyce Evarts Don Giddings Class aa: ,i.. rv Mrss HELEN GILLMORE Phyllis Farr Gloria Conn Jerry Born Sherrian Cook Jerry Davis Opal Cooper Ewgafw Danny Dunigan Margaret Covert Jim Emmot Sharon Crannell FIZEQHMEN Ronnie Gentry Joyce Crawford Richard Gere Acldwat1wQpww. . MR- LEE . s 1 S X, Qt Jr it Q sr N A if lynn is sr 5 tr .R ' Q if ,V Sponsors .e C - f Q' K J s-as Q Pauline File C y ri I t 2 '- K 5, iff I 9567, . i 'z ir' stir.-I. ,.: it y.i David Haskins 4 Darla Fuller 'Ye 3. fv.-za XT f ill: 'L --vLk' J' ufjfll si! J Q ffl ii! . ,C.r, :fr E Jlm Hunter Lmda G'ddm9S iee i Freshman boys share with St. John ivx J, freshmen a -dinner at Rotary C lub. DOl'Ol'l'ty Hdigh Gifts This is an annual entertainment for Bob jg.-dqn 'li I freshman boys Standing in back- M - 5 it n ' arle Hockett ttr- ' , ,rt,, i n 1 ground, St. John Coach George C I d ini: . Wendell and George Werts. or Jor an Z 1 J if 'Q , A ' l X disdain, aww fm ma,m at to , to J J J . .Tivwugk Joyce Kilmer Ronnie Major Pauline Kresin Ted Major Nancy Litton Tom Maxwell Betty Lou Moore Terry Melton Meredith Moore Aotwewodw .fl -- , .VH ww. :WADE Qclwoif . ffvxiii FSM C -Q David McCorkIe Caroline Mc Dyson ,y:',Aer Gafold MCP-wk t e -ew fm' -Gif, 'Wx ef 5 fm ax ESG?-Nl 73-ff gill? eqqg, uf?- Janice Pruitt Dick Prewett at 3 wh-A ereei QRS: fi? 'AQ iiii . MR. WILLIAM CAMPBELL Jerry Rehmerl .lUClll'l'l Roles Class Sponsor li ,'., Bob Simmons Sylvia Twadclell Z' . f , ,Emil f,-. 1 , -Q -. . 1, , me Y 5' ln 'ae Q Q , V? Que '1 , gp V, WS Y K ' . , '-fi Z' 4' A' Vw - 'X:::I'. 'i' ' m:t 'f1',s 3335523 N . V f?,f'gz .Zi jig? H5 tt., , f 3,5 X f 15 ff sa , T, I, A t get QT k f W ' .W ,Q 4... New S E sg A 3 I f H, ,fx T-:I ' . ii 452 f my 35: kai Larry Smith Betty Wray Frankie Snedclen CLASS OFFICERS: Dick Prewett, Wqrrgn Spy-Q1-len secretary-treasurerg Margaret Covert ' vice- residentg Jerr Rehmerr, Rona WI es P Y Bill Williams P'eS'dem- Bill Wineinger A plan- qw f 1 3 ' 'fdlfwi 1 -M X , 'H - ' ' af H . , R aw Q5 A .., af 'F' if-t'fi,' Ee ya ' gf' 3? i Agni , -wf 5, 'Q D '54, f:.,.,..fi sf . . W fm .. 11-1 - new .453 -i QKFQQS-Q Q UPPER LEFT: Sophomore girls enjoy tennis instruction under Miss Strub1e's direction during regular physical education classes. UPPER RIGHT: Industrial arts class project takes boys outside building for construction. RIGHT: Vocational Agriculture boys take to downtown facilities for practice in meat cuts identification. VAEJIED TRAINING RIGHT: Mr. Cornwell explains the principles of camera operation to his class in General Science. LOWER LEFT: Familiar face in the library, Mrs. Farrand--- always willing to help locate that wanted reference material LOWER RIGHT: Sixth hour Drivers' Training class girls take instruction with Mr. Lane using demonstrator Drivers' Training car supplied by local dealers, American History required of every student. Seniors land some juniorsj take Psychology one semester and Consumers Economic Problems the second under Mr. Twelve seniors from regular fifth hour govemment class take a six-week concentrated study of international relations and study of world situations. Principal E,M. Chestnut inaugu- rated this special class and taught the material from special pamphlets. SEATED: Pat Southerland, Connie Heller, Pat Pruitt, Jolene McDi1l, Judy Kent. STANDING: Mr. Chestnut, Jim Kadel, Jim Beu, Ed Shamburg, John Overley, Jerry Boettcher, Ron Mastin. Earl Hackett. RIGHT: the boys in fourth hour Physics class experiment with electricity and magnets. First Hour Chemistry class does lab experiment in making ammonia. fall seniorsj Cornwell's direction. Qlww High Interest. . One girl QBarbara Farrj dares a class with twenty-five boys for advanced Algebra ,..s, ' ' -.'f. ' - . -. 4 e sf ' Ps' ,PT , . ' s ' ' es gs K K fam ist Third hour Office Practice Typewriting Class Second hour Advanced Shorthand Class fwQcieawmwL Pwc1'icoECou1uSe5 Jean Hodler, Rosemary Wineinger, Mildred Bowers, W Marjorie Kennedy, Elizabeth Jordan, Wanda Watson, ' and Pat Pruitt examine the O,G.A. award placque in Fifth Hour Bookkeeping Class. Awards in Commerce and Business classes included six girls gold pin Order of Gregg Artists awards and membership recognitions. Three girls, Mildred Bowers, Ruth Gray Pritchett, and Pat Studt received 60 plus Competent Typist award pins. LEFT: Fourth hour clothing class learns principles of sewing under Miss Gil1more's tutelage ffreshman girlsj LOWER LEFT: Sixth hour Home Living class fmostly seniorsj in Miss Gi11more's room. LOWER RIGHT: Sophomore girls in third hour Foods class prepare scalloped potatoes for F,F.A, Banquet. sts' ,rf -O Fifi' JOURNALISM-YEARBOOK CLASS MEMBERS , ALL SENIORS, STANDING: Juliane Pruitt, Madonna Selichnow, Janice Seaman, Jean Hodler, Janet Hixenbangh, Janet Kruse, Sharon McClintock. SEATED: Linda Mann, Pat Studt, Evajean Wilburn, Glenda Plymire, Arlene Jorgensen, Ella Reist, Sonja Cook. JOUPJNALIQM GLAQQ Fourteen senior girls with instructor Mr. Canfield published thirteen issues of the B.H.S. LIFE and compiled and composed the SPIRIT OF '58 TROJAN yearbook. The You Pick 'Em contest during football season, teentown backing, Silent Auction of old yearbook pictures, and the Hold That Line float for football homecoming parade Linda Mann and PHI Sflldif were high lights of the year. . LIFE edlfofs' The class was host for the first yearbook conference for area schools on October l, conducted by Mr. Wright, Myers Yearbook representative . Af Advisor MR. CANFIELD mam:-us' ' :::i::i::::gg':'f1l J -lilll-lllllll I III '1IIIIIII ll-'Ill it llilllll Max Albert Custodian and a Pre- - . view of LIFE before sixth hour delivery. g',li,?flfIx:5Bf1ff-QESSJIQASITZ sglefuhane E A , g X 63 U l ' ! ,- -J' ' . ,sn A Q 'Z-:D 28 fnme .,s.l sg' 7 gm f .1 . .. mi: v 4 -31 542 we sa if 342: .:, , JI J S. ka g is A 5 51, 3 '- ffq5mQ ii' 1-11' 5. W? K? . . iff .. .r :.., lfffi . f 92- 1 1.3 7541, , K? . . I., 5, . - ,- , ,f - '46 xl 5,5 . Q 3 IJ, A4 1, Q t , , 5. , .Q . . 4' . ,Q Y f , .-, S' f Q aqzff F Q, ,, E4 1 Q L, 'F , ' ' -' . 551. W b K 'Q 1 ' fi H k . I X, ' i if ' , Qfsi 541-' l is git, A Q: . F3 ' fp' ' 3 'Iii , ' inf ,- .lg , if , 5 1 Haig' ' V1 -'ffif . ' ' I gg-sf? Q, W Q ,:,. ? V .V f 4 4 W. 4 S COUNCIL MEMBERS, FRONT ROW: Warren Wickham. Bill Emmot, Brian Hogan. Gary Clark, Tom Campbell, Larry McCune, Tom Maxwell. MIDDLE ROW: Sponsor Miss Srruble, Pat Studt, Pat Southerland, Mildred Bowers, Kathie Knitter. Deanna Kindler, Karen Smyth, Sponsor Mr. Lane. BACK ROW: Linda McDonald. Janice Pruitt, Roger Major, lim Beu, Richard Heiman, Judy Welker, Elizabeth Jordan. Cowwipf ' Qtudeulvluwcesis... This group of governing students represents each homeroom class, each organization, and each of the four year's groups of students, and with the help of sponsors, has its yvork in the assistance of certain school policies and practices. These members have general supervision of queen elections, the homecoming dances, and programs. Council members attended a Council Conference at Concordia September 23. Monday morning assemblies with devotions and programs are Council responsibilities. Oh, thank you. You know I received a watch for my first graduation from B.H.S. spoke retiring teac er Miss Clara Bollman as Council president Richard Heiman hands her the departing gift from students and faculty. Sophomore Maurice Dunigan patronizes Student Council sponsored cold drink dispenser. l COUNCIL OFFICERS: Mildred Bowers, Secretary, Richard J Heiman, President, Judy Welker, Treasurer, Jim Beu, Vice -President. l Cheryl Seaman-Robert Kresin get Larry Golladay-Madonna Selichnow Bill Myers-Barbara Litton r Q ' ie A e -or Q 1, . is is . .. , so 45 ' I fs-vfsfrs-A Ed Sha mburg -Rosemary Wineinger .mwispowsofrs Bogmlfe-mb olytlw Begun in December of 1956, this popular honor proiect completes its first full school year. lts purpose is to recognize students who serve the school well in all around activities. Each month one or two organizations or groups of the school present three boys and three girls as candidates. A school- wide election then determines one boy and one girl winner, whose pictures are placed an the calendar in the hallway. September candidates were proposed by the student council, October, Football and Pep Club, November, Junior class, Janice Pruitt -Charles Mears Don Miller -Jean Hodler December, Hi-Y and Y-Teens, January, Freshman and Sophomore classes, February, Basketball squad and Pep Club, March, Home Economics and FFA, April, Band and Orchestra, and May by the Senior class. Earl Hackett-Judy Kent 31 Mary Beth Yager-Max McGa ughey Jim Beu-Karen Smyth CABINET , FRONT ROW: Kay Blanding-Music Chairmang Kay Kelley-Treasurerg Janet Widrig-Secretaryg Jean Hodler-Presidenrg Mary Lou Summers-Vice-Presidentg Rosemary Wineinger-Program Chairmang Iuliane Pruitt- Pianist. BACK ROW: Miss Gillmore-Sponsorg Barbara Hazen-Service Chairmang Thelma Ann Finley-Finance Chair- mang Jane Thierolf-Special Chairmang Linda Mann-Worship Chairman: Alyce Mottesheard-Conference Chairmang Pat Pruitt-Social Chairmang Meredith Moore-Publicity Chairmang Miss Tinkler-Sponsor. vwssms . awww, lawns Sponsored by Helen Gillmore and Irene Tinkler, the Y-Teen Club boasted a membership of 107--97 per cent of the girls at B.H.S. The auditorium was the scene of regular meetings held every other Thursday. Activities of the group included a Big-Little Sister Picnic, YW-Y-Teen Potluck Supper, observance of YWCA Week of Prayer and World Fellowship, Valentine Heart Sisters, Ma-Pa and Me Banquet, YW-Y-Teen Tea, and a ioint meeting with Hi-Y. Beside membership dues, members made money by operating the Book Exchange, having a Cherry Pie Bake, sewing lunch at a Soil Conservation meeting, and selling concessions at games Ma -Pa and Me Banquet, School Daze, at Elementary School, Miss Helen Gillmore and Miss Irene Tinkler Hi-Y senior boys are serving. discussing future Y-Teen plans. 32 h Senior Jolene McDi1l accepting going away Last Y-Teen meeting of year--junior girls honor seniors. Picking gift from Vice-President Mary 1,011 Summers, up cake at refreshment table is Pal Pruitt. At microphone is narrator Barbara Litton. T01 Us B5 Owu Faiflv as ' Ten community service proiects were completed by committees, these included caroling at Christmas, visiting old folks homes, and making tray favors for the hospital. S As a World Fellowship proiect, seventy foreign pen pal names were placed with girls at B.H. Three boxes of groceries were given to families in Beloit as part of the Heart Sister project. Two cabinet members attended summer conference at Camp Wood in June of 1957, and ten girls were in Republic for the fall conference. Miss Gillmore attended advisors' seminar at Arkansas City in September. The Beloit YWCA gave the Y-Teen Club a lace table cloth and sent three girls to the l958 summer conference. Installation services in the First Methodist Church of Y-Teen officers, Y.W.C.A, officers, and Junior High Y-Teen officers for 1958-59. Repeating purpose are: LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Lawrence Twaddell, Janet Widrig, Mrs. Jim Blanding, Mrs. Bill Hicks, Mrs. Cecil Pruitt, Jean Hodler, Sharon Lynch, Betty Guard, and Barbara Hazen. 33 'G Tw Owam, EumwlfTlv1ouglwut Qolwolb. . HI-Y CABINET, FRONT ROW: Gordon Eller, Devotions Chairmang Bill Wineinger, Conference Chairmang Grant Ingram, Publicity. MIDDLE ROW: Ron Mastin, Presidentg Ed Shamburg, Vice-Presidentg Jerry Slaven, Secretaryg Earl Hackett, Specials. BACK ROW: Larry Kadel, World Serviceg Jim Beu, Council Representativeg and Tom Campbell, Service Chairman. Hi-Y members traditionally open the school year for all boys with a watermelon feed. On October 2l these members attended the Pre- Legislature Conference at Hays: Jerry Slaven, Don Miller, Brian Hogan, Tom Campbell, Dwain Myers. Others went to the District Conference at Miltonvale October 28. On December 6 at the Model Legislature meeting in Topeka Ed Shamburg went as Reading Clerk, Ron Mastin to senate, Roger Briney and Brian Hogan to House, and Richard Studer, Gordon Eller, Jerry Slaven, Don Miller, and Gary Clark as observers. Highlight of the year was acting as host to the Regional Conference. Sons and Dads entertained on Annual Hi-Y Mixer night December 16. Speaker Carl Hempstead, Salina. Boys and Dads line up for Christmas grab box in study hall. -3 Sponsors. Ray Goossen CRIGHTJ and Reinhart Schwemmer watch Bingo cards beside Mrs. Chestnut at Annual Mother Son Banquet. High 06 On Thursday, March 20, Beloit was host to Hi-Y members and sponsors from fifteen area schools. This was an all-day North Central lKansasl Regional Conference. One hundred thirty-five boys and seventeen sponsors attended. Theme of the meet was Can You Keep Your Feet on the Ground? Frank Liddle, North Central fRegionalJ Conference speaker. Discussion groups were held during the afternoon. Noon and evening meals were served in the basement of the Methodist Church. The boys entertained their mothers in the Methodist Church basement with 1 fr' Home-Talent the evening of March 10. Conference delegates enjoy two meals served by Methodist A women with the assistance of high school girls. '-1 The boys really like to eat--and talk! President Ron Mastin calls numbers for the Bingo game at the President Ron Mastin, Jim Beu, Ed annual Mother-Son Banquet March 10. At his right, his mother, Shamburg. Mrs. Shamburg, Ed Shamburg, Gordon Eller, and his mother. SENIORS, FIRST ROW: E. Jordan, I. McDi11, W. Wat- son, C. Heller, J. Kent, R. Wineinger. SECOND ROW: J. Cook. S. Cook. I. Hodler, E. Wilburn, A. Mottes- heard, M. Bowers, M. Kennedy. THIRD ROW: J. Pruitt, L. Mann, R. Pritchett, A. Jor ensen, E. Reist, N. Sneeden, G. Plymire. BACK Pat Pruitt, B. Mears, J. Seaman, M. Selichnow, B. Campbell, P Southerla nd . 4 Through the school year of 1957- 58 the B.H.S. pep club cheered their teams on to victory under the leadershi of Judy Kent, head, cheerleader, Carolyn Meats, Leta Wooster, Wanda Watson, and Karol Durham. SOPHOMORES,'IfIRST ROW: J. Kelly. J. Welker, -J. Thierolf, C. Meats, J. Van Leewen. J. Widrig. SEC- OND ROW: V. Preeo, M. Atkisson, D. Chapman, J. Caselman, N. Edwards, C. Seaman. S. Binkley. BACK ROW: K. Taylor, J. McMann, K. Smyth, A. Bassford, L. McDonald, A. Hauck. JUNJORS, FIRST ROW: B. Litton, C. Major, L. Wooster K. Durham, M. Yager, M. Borland. SECOND ROW: S. Schneider, M. Summers, S. Bulthaup, B. Hazen, B. Auldrige, K. Blandin , T. Finley. THIRD ROW: D. Albert, S. Auldrigeg. Crannell. J. Rugg. I. McCune, D. Kindler, B. Farr. BACK ROW: R. Heiman, B. Smith, M. Hull, K. Knitter, K. Kelly, R. Burnette. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Meatsf Leta Wooster, Head: Judy Kent, Wanda Watson, Karol Durham. awlf .... FRESHMEN, FIRST ROW: C. McDysan, D. Hai h,' M. Moore. J. Roles. I. Crawford, P. Farr. SECONQD ROW: J. Pruitt, B. Wray, M. Hockett, G. Conn, M. Covert, J. Kilmer, N. Litton. BACK ROW: D. Fuller, P. Kresin S. Twaddell, O. Cooper, I. Evarts. L. Giddings, P. File, S. Crannell. FIRST SEMESTER FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Dorothy SECOND SEMESTER FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS: Marie Haigh, Linda Giddings, Sharon Cranell. Hockett, Pauline File, Gloria Conn. ....HeaQtl15QclwoEQpwb EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jolene McDil1, Joan Vanleewen, Mary Beth Yager, Connie Major, Connie Heller, Jane Thierolf, Gloria Conn, Pat Southerland. STANDING: Miss Struble. Pep Club enjoying pot luck supper at Smith Center. Pep Club girls dishing up ice cream for the social. 37 1957-1958 Beloit Chapter of Future Farmers of America. FRONT ROW: J. Mottesheard, C. Mears, G. Belden, M. Mc- Gaulgbhey, F. Bunger, G. Scogpan, L. Fobes, L. Kadel. SECOND ROW: L. Yocum, R. Fobes, T. Campbell. Snyder, R. ilton, E. Heiman, V. W1 es, L. Green. G. Miller. THIRD ROW: B. Bunger, R. Kresin, R. Albert, G. Wiles. J. Kadel, K. Kresin, J. Slaven. B. Emmot, Mr. Doyen. TOP ROW: J. Harrison. L. McCune, R. Heiman, J. Emmot, D. Haskins, G. McPeak, T. Maxwell. C. Jordan, T. Melton, and R. Wiles. To Develop Aggwssiua. . Under the practiced guidance of Mr. Lee Doyen, the Beloit Chapter of Future Farmers of America completed an outstanding year. Three State Farmers--Jim Kadel, Bil Bunger, Richard Heiman lelected State FFA Vice-Presidentl--and an Honorary State Farmer, John S. Morrell, were all chosen from the Halls of Troy. The chapter was honored for the fourteenth consecutive year by the state association as a member of'the Gold Emblem Division--highest state honor a chapter can attain. At the close of l957, the 38 members' assets totaled S60, l42.2l . Of this total, 513,167.22 ' was the value of individual projects including crops, livestock, and poultry. YN Farmerette Betty Mears was crowned October 17 at the annual Richard Heiman and Jim Kadel preparin to de- Barnwarmer. To the left is Sharon McClintock, at right, Jolene liver food baskets to families in Beloit. gfhis is McDi1l, both attendants. an F.F.A. Christmas project. 1 1 as ' OFFICERS: Jerry Slaven, Treasurerg Mr. Lee Doyen, Ad- visorg Jim Kadel. Presidentg Ron Albert, Reporterg Keith Kresin, Secretaryg Richard Heiman, Vice-Presidentg Bill Bunger, Sentinel. Beside those pictured, FFA members participated in many other activities. They rated in the Silver Emblem Division at the 30-state National Meat Judging Contest at Kansas Cityg were chosen as one of eight Kansas Chapters submitting the best l957 activities reportp earned fifth at the Poultry Judging Contest at Minneapolis: won sixth at the Farm Mechanics Contestp and placed in the Gold Emblem Group in the Manhattan Dairy Judging Contest. The Beloit Chapter has proven itself a worth -whi le do-it-yourse If program . .Pwabcuwlf STATE FARMERS: Bill Bunlger, Jim Kadel. Richard Hei man, State F.F.A. Vice- residentg John S. Morrell, Honorary State Farmer. Chapter members enjoy a day of entertainment by the Cooperative Organization in Kansas City. Ae' WP Q . WINNERS OF PEST ERADICATION CONTEST: Gene HONORARY F.F.A. CHAPTER MEMBERS ANNOUNCED At Parent Wiles, Gerald McPeak, Larry Fobes, and Gary and Son Banquet: J. Kadel, Delmar Wicks, Alan Houghton, Scoggan. Seated behind are chapter officers. Gerald VanPe1t, Wilbur Kent, John Young, John Willams, and R Heiman. Not Shown is Preston Easter, the seventh honorary member. Pra cticinlgl identifyingKmeat cuts at Co-op Store are J. STATE MEATS JUDGING WINNERS at Wichita: Richard Slaven, r. Doyen, . Kresin, J. Young from Co-op Heiman, Jim Kadel, Lee Doyen, Advisory Keith itoxgnbg. Bunger, R. Albert, R. Heiman, J. Kadel, and Kresin, and Richard Robbins. . o ms. F. F. A. Clwpwv Eujogs Bwsg Yewu Money-making project during '-oh Iohnngf. Oh Johnny. Oh.. . . F..F.A. Getting supper for Mom-- schoo brea ks is sellingccandy and their ates emoyinlg square dancing F.F.A.'ers in Home Ecj bars. Judy Welker, jim adel, at Bamwarmer in Gera d VanPelt's quonset. onomics kitchen preparing Keith Kresin, and Joan Kelley for Mother-Son Hamburger are shown. Fry on January 6. Master Ritual team at October 8 Leadership School in Crop Judging at Municipal auditorium in Beloit on Beloit. Richard Heiman, Bob Crabel of McPherson, February 24. Beloit placed third out of ninteen and Jim Kadel. Chapters participating, , 40 39- sf? Xu, f S i x L1 E' X Q ' 3 5,1 229 2,5 -1- xi A 5 x ,4 ,x 1. 536 W SV sn, ff., 'ff' his ge' El' Q: f f Z 3 si- ,, ,fs- 57? I. :Ji Q. g. is Sis sql :XI iff! if if 22, 2:95. 'H - sl ,, Twzffx. rg ' msg E 2' U' v fa. if id : if U if' 64 MEMBER BAND, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Director R. Fuhrken, E. Wilburn, J. Kelley, J. Thierolf, Jim Beu, L. Wooster, B. Hogan, T. Finley, M. Selichnow, S. McClintock, L. Mann, K. Knitter, D. Dunigan. BACK ROW, SEATED: A. Mottesheard, M. Lukens, I. McMann, P. File, A. Bassford, J. Overley, G. Clark, D. Willcox, D. Scholl, K. Dur- ham, B. Litton, B. Williams, J. Born, M.-Lummis, R. Bumette, G. Ingram, I. Harrison, D. Gere, B. Simmons, R. Briney, W. Wickham, C. Jordan, N. Litton, K. Kelley, G. Eller, C. Mears. MIDDLE ROW: P. Southerland, J. Vanleewen D. Haigh, J. Davis, M. Dunigan, M. Moore, A. Muck, V. Preeo, Charles Jordan, M. Atkisson, L. Emmot, K. Taylor, J. Hodler, G. Conn, S. Binkley. FRONT ROW: B. Mears, K. Smyth, L. McDonald, N. Edwards, D. Chapman, J.' Welker, A. Hauck, C. Meats. FRONT ROW, RIGHT CENTER: P. Studt, R. Wineirxger, J. Pruitt. Baud, ,muLEwsembUe Performing as a gropp their second year for the marching band were Madonna Selichnow, Thelma Ann Finley, Sharon McClintock 1MajoretteJ Kathie Knitter, and Linda Mann. BAND DIRECTOR Ralph Fuhrken B 8a O OFFICERS: Gordon Eller, secretary, Evajean Wilburn, treasurerg Juliane Pruitt, president, John Harrison, vice-president. 42 TRUMPET TRIO: John Williams, John Overley, Gary Clark. BRASS SEXTET: Mike Lummis, Warren Wickham, Veanne Preeo, Charles Mears, Gary Clark and John Overley. - DRUM TRIO: Jane Thierolf, Jerry Boettger, Jim Beu. ..Lw.Wdwr LanguagooQMusw ORCHESTRA, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Cook, K. Knitter, P. Studt, M. Lummis. C. Seaman, J. VanLeewen SECOND ROW: D. Chapman. B. Hazen, S. Cook. THIRD ROW: J. Theirolf, C. Meats, A, Hauck, L. McDonald, K. Smyth. N. Edwards. K. Taylor, S. Binkley. V. Preeo, N. Litton, C. Mears, D. Kindler. LAST ROW: B. Litton. G. Clark and J. Overley. Director Ralph Fuhrken. PIANO SOLOISTS: Janice Pruitt, Brian Hogan, Mildred Bowers uhane Pruitt Gar Clark Linda McDona d ' I . . , Y y . 1 CSEATEDJ. Orchestra members brought home a l rating from the Concordia District Festival March 26. In state competition at Hays April I9 the following ratings were won: Clarinet Quartet I Flute Quartet I Piano Solo Juliane Pruitt I Horn Solo Warren Wickham I Mixed Clarinet Quartet II Trumpet Trio Il Piano Solo Janice Pruitt II Trumpet Solo John Overley Il Flute Solo Juliane Pruitt III Qpifuitf is I-Iiglv iw Instrument playing requires many hours of practice, many sacrifices in time and effort. Troian soloist and instrumental groups enjoyed an eventful and rewarding year. Groups made numerous public appearances, and soloists were called on for performances at events throughout the school year. Pep Band layed for all football and basket- ball games. T e NCKL Band Clinic was held in Beloit November 26. FLUTE QUARTET: Pat Studr, Rosemary Wineinger, Judy Kent. Juliane Pruitt. C.L1-YRINET QUARTET: Karen Smyth, INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS: Warren Wickham. Charles Mears. Linda McDonald, Pat Southerland, Betty John Overley, Juliane Pruitt, Mike Lummis, Karen Smyth, MCHFS- 44 John Williams. Veann Preeo, Jim Beu. .4 MIXED CHORUS, '71 VOICES, FIRST ROW: B. Campbell, W. Watson, J. Welker, K. Durham, B. Mears. G. Eller, J. Harrison, B. Hogan. C. Mears. D. Myers, L. Cox. J. Hixenbaugh, R. Wineinger, J. Kent, Janice Pruitt. SECOND ROW P. Studt, K. Blanding, K. Smyth. K. Taylor, A. Bassford, I. Hodler, A. Muck. J. Boettger, E. Shamburg, R. Mastin, J. Beu, C. Seaman. B. Hazen, C. Meats, M. Lukens, A. Hauck. THIRD ROW: I. McCune, S. Schneider, S. Bulthaup, B. Smith, I. Cook, G. Clark, M. Dunggsn. I. Kadel, M. Lummis, W. Wickham, R. Heiman, T. Wesselowski, G. Fitzgera1d,J. Overley, R. Gaskill. I. ierolf, V. Preeo, .l. Widrig, B. Litton. M. Bowers, K. Knitter, E. Wilburn. FOURTH ROW: J. Caselman. P. Bulthaup. S. Miller, J. Kelley, J. Kruse, E. Jordan, L. Emmot, M. Yagler, B. Auld- ridge, S. Auldridge. L. Folsom, L. Wooster, J. VanLeewen. S. Binkley. C. Heller, D. Kindler. PIANIS S:'Linda McDonald, Juliane Pruitt. Director, Miss Elsie Gaston. Vocab Gwups and Qoloists Mixed Chorus, Activity Period Choir, and Girls Glee are the largest of the vocal groups. In addition to appearances before public groups and at school, the various voice-groups competed in the District Festival at Concordia March 26. Girls Glee rated l , Mixed Chorus, A Cappella, Girls Sextet, and Triple Trio each rated a ll . SENIOR GIRLS SEXTET: B. Campbell, W. Watson, R. Wineinger, J. Hixenbaugh. J. Pruitt, J. Kent. 45 Vocal Director Miss Elsie Gaston at her piano in Music Room. VOCAL SOLOIST: D. Myers. Janice Pruitt. K. Durham. K Blanding, C. Mears. TRIPLE TRIO: K. Durham, B. Smith, S. Bulthaup, K. Blanding, P. Studt, K. Knitter, B. Hazen, C. Heller, M. Bowers. BOYS- QUARTEIT: Ron Mas- tin. Jim Beu, Ed Shamburg, Jerry Boettcher. Qpwnd the Qpwb aff Music r GLRLS' GLEE CLUB, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Campbell, W. Watson, P. Studt, J. Welker, K. Durham, B. Mears. V. Preeo, C. Seaman, K. Knitter, K. Blanding. J. Hixenbaugh, R. Wineinger, J. Kent, J. Pruitt, Juliane Pruitt. SECOND ROW: J. Caselman, A. Bassford, P. Bulthaup, B. Smith, M. Yager, B. Auldrid e, S. Bulthaup, I. Mc- Cune, M. Lukens, S. Binkley, C. Heller. J. VanLeewen. J. Thierolf, C. Meats, A. I-lauck. TEIIRD ROW: G. Plymire, E. Reist. S. Schneider. S. Miller, E. Jordan, B. Wa ner, K. Smyth, K. Taylor, L. Emmot. T. Finley, J. Widrig, M. Bowers. B. Hazen, L. Wooster, D. Kindler. FOURTIEROW: J. Kelley, J. Kruse, N. Edwards, V. Evarts, V. Gray, E. Colby, G. Perry, M. McCork1e, L. Folsom. S. Auldridge, M. Borland, D. Albert, Seated at the piano is L. McDonald. N V153 5' V X 5,3 at tive Annual Spring Concert 1 ' . Qu ' qtmm.. With the Theme Roaring 80's Seniors entertained Juniors royally on the night of October I5 in the basement of the Municipal Building. Music numbers featured the theme idea, refreshments were enjoyed, and dancing participated in by all. Nab Reoephow Special choral group sings for Reception. . . 'Ti1l the End of Time Senior C1355 Sponsors 5 1.i rl it V, MISS IRENE Tinkler MEJSEHN f s Wi ,,, It Jim Beu Emcees for specialty numbers--three spacernen just J .,,,i ,, Q arrived on earth! John Stewart, Ron Mastin, Larry Golladay, MR. BILL Jim Beu. CORNWELL MRS. GENEVIEVE STOFER Larry Golla day pa nto - . ,, RECEPTION LINE, ALL SENIORS: Wanda Watson, Earl gllgfgrio Flying Hackett, Class Sponsor Mr. Cornwell, Rosemary Wineinger, Madonna Selichnow, Judy Kent, Class President Jerry Boett er. 48 g Speakers at banquet: Jerry Boertcher, Senior responseg Mike Lummis, Toastmasterg Bill Emmot, Junior welcome. Jw. -Qu. Bouquet l 1 ug , , Evening's speaker was Mr. Paul Walmer whose Ave Atque Vale QHail and Farewellj brought applause for encore bow. An abundance of southern hospitality pre- vailed the evening of the annual Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme was cleverly carried out in table decorations and special program numbers, together with an authentic-looking backdrop representing an outside southern mansion sun- ,B porch. Toastmaster Mike Lummis presided over program numbers, and the evening closed with dancing. Kay Kelley and Butch Keefer telling Uncle Remus tales about seniors to Bill Emmot. Belles and Escorts minute to music of colonial Summer Romance, a soft-shoe dance by Leta Wooster dHYS- and Barbara Hazen. 49 l, 1957. It's ptomaine poisioning, all ri ht! Scene from SEVENTEEN IS AWFULLY YOUNG LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Myers, Miie Lummis, Mary Beth Yager fon divanj. Thelma Ann Finley. Jerry Slaven, Karol Durham. Jumofvfllorss Presents ls Aw6u1llg Young A three-act comedy directed by Mrs. Louis Stofer and assisted by Paul Walmer presented October 31 and November CAST Mother 1fMrs. Eliotl . . Jan Eliot ..... Nicki Eliot . Miss Tilby . Albert Eliot . Thaddeus . . . . . Connie Major . . Karol Durham . Mary Beth Yager . . Leta Wooster . . Brian Hogan . . .Bill Emmot Ruby Rainy ..... Thelma Ann Finley Goofer Godfrey Peterson . . . Bill Myers Jack Westmore .... Caroline Pratt .... Whitcomb Pewberry . PLAY CAST BACKSTAGE: Emmot. Durham, Wooster. Myers, Hogan, Finley, Lummis, Major, Yager, Slaven, and Summers. 50 . . Mike Lummis Mary Lou Summers . . Jerry Slaven Entire Cast of LOVE IS IN THE AIR , STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Linda Mann, Pat Pruitt, John Stewart, Ear1'Hackett, Bill Bun er, Connie Heller, Evajean Wil- burn, Pat Southerlancl. SITTING, LEFT TO RIGIEIT: Jim Kadel, Rosie Wineinger., Judy Kent. Jim Beu, Bill Fitzgerald, Pat Studt, Jerry Boettcher, Jean Hodler, Sharon McClintock. , - -'shift your--Uh , Qemofu Ciass Presents mind :hat part Q 1 0 I U Low ls lwflwAvu A three-act comedy directed by Mrs. Louis Stofer and assisted by student director, Pat Pruitt, presented February I3 and l4, l958. Elmer Truitt . . Gert Trulfl' . . Gladys Truitt . . Clarence Truitt . . Gramps . . . . Maggie Truitt . CAST Hugo Nogginocker . . Jackie Summers. Roscoe Blipp. . Poodles . . Beanie. . . Three Ladies. . Prompters . . Electrician . . . Jim Beu . . Judy Kent . Rosie Wineinger . .Gill Fitzgerald . Earl Hackett . Jean Hodler . Jerry Boettcher . . . Pat Studt . . . Jim Kadel Sharon McClintock . . .Bill Bunger . Pat Southerland Evaiean Wilburn Connie Heller . Linda Mann Betty Mears . John Stewart I'm really com- ing to appreciate you, Dad---for the first time. Oh gosh, Gert, You're a won- derful woman for a wife. Ti TEE? . sig.. . . 5 is gt if 522 'A . .Q M . sf mv- 'N' F l S r V, 6 Sw ,, .Hi V L :JW ' A E,- fflmx my fi, A, 1 J -9- nder! f 1 QQ 5? 1 up -i if 5' fQ?53l 252 , -e J R -es! i wa '--,Ei 1 'f K ,I S 'if X- 2 -if 1 ,,H:. Mgr? vw 13, , Hg, - s. A -s 2.4 fe -'J VW1 Q V ' fiff' X: 1 fi? '15, :ew ix af w 1 .1 ,J ,elif f if . ig. ., yu - -K E I .jf ' 5.2, 1. it 31 .2.-:QU fi' P , vf. YQ . lm , ' xs'I1 3', P4 S4 Q ri? 3' 4, .A -X:-' ,Qi IRQ - we '15 1 , 3 rf 122: iff irg '.. lik x '1 A M-AA., . ,V fig L35 .if 'mi if? 15- Q E 1.3 .5- .,fJUv1' 1, mffazhl if ' fm? iff, U, Sfff ,fx ,fir . k Ff. Q? X Judy Kent bosfaefbam queew Madonna Selichnow wings queew Connie Heller I xxnf, 'N ? U 6ootbaUbqueew X X I fff N ff lootbaldlf Betty Mears Wanda Watson basketball Billie Lou Campbell Rosemary Wineinger Janice Seaman 55 Jean Hodler R. Heiman, End T. Wesselowski, FB J. Boettger, RG E. Shamburg, HB L. Golladay, QB ! K. Kresin, Guard J. Beu, Back Coaches Bil1Cornwe11, Bill Campbell, John Lane, Footballlw Larry Mcqjune, RT Ronnie Mastin. Bacl Co-Captain tha . . . . Co-Captain W I x I I I I Q I 5 TROJAN VARSITY SQUAD, FRONT ROW: Jim Hull, D. Miller, R. Brineli A. Schoen, R. Mastin, K. Kresin, R. Poulton. I. Slaven, G. Eller. SECOND ROW: C. Sewell. D. Myers, L. cCune, D. Northcott, D. Scholl, D. Studer, E. Shamburg, J. Beu. BACK ROW: J. Boettger, L. Golladay, J. Harrison, M. Lummis. A. Muck, R. Tilton, B. Myers, T. Wesselowski, R. Heiman. 56 B SQUAD, FRONT ROW: G. Ingram, T. Campbell, N. Niewald, L. Kadel, M. McGaughey, M. Sporleder, R. Crannel, J. Miller. SECOND ROW: F. Sneden. J. Rehmert, C. Mears, T. Maxwell, D. Dunigan. J. Reardon, J. Sporleder, H. Thompson. L. Smith. BACK ROW: B. Jordan, G. Clark, G. Wiles, F. Bunger, B. Wineinger, R. Gentry, G. McPeak, D. Prewett. ..ogQpofrts Entiwsmsts Entering the '57 season with seven returning senior lettermen, Troian grid-men faced the task of measuring up to the previous season 's undefeated record. Eight games and several casualties later the record showed six wins and two losses. This was good for NCKL second place, Lincoln taking First. Homecoming was October 25, Concordia at Beloit. SEASON'S RECORD Stockton 6 Minneapolis 6 Belleville 19 Osborne 7 Marysville I3 Concordia l9 Smith Center 6 B Squad Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Beloit Lincoln 6 Minneapolis l3 Mankato I8 Belleville l 3 Osborne 6 Concordia 0 Beloit 20 Beloit 7 Beloit 6 A Squad Beloit 32 Beloit 27 Beloit 25 Beloit 18 Beloit 2l L tC.0'n .28 x . nf . Coach gives the team a pre-ga me pep-talk and final Wesselowski makes the deciding touchdown in. the instructions. Concordia Homecoming game: Beloit 25, Concordia 57 19. in 4 W . 5 2 .. 4 A-V' i ff Tfmzeem, Y Larry Gollada A SQUAD A B SQUAD . Town Be loir Opp . Be loit i s mton '56 34' 35 42 it Minneapolis 37 42 41 32 Lincoln 50 38 28 31 so Osborne 40 42 45 28 ji' A C Concordia 48 41 35 31 K 1 lx Marysville 46 44 24 55 4, el i Z 5 Smith cenler 55 43 51 48 l Lincoln 45 46 27 41 3 llii Belleville 42 so so as Minneapolis 55 53 52 36 Concordia 51 31 33 47 Marysville 35 45 40 44 Ed Sha mburg Osborne 55 42 41 24 Belleville 48 65 41 33 Smith Center 73 64 58 40 Teammates elected Gol laday and Shamburg season 's co-captains. Basketball Activities. . COMBINED A AND B SQUADS, SEATED: L. Kadel, G. Eller, D. Miller, M. McGaughey. KNEELING: D. Studer J. Beu, E. Shamburg, R. Heiman, L. Golladay, L. McCune, R. Mastin, J. Slaven. STANDING: M. Dunigan, A. Schoen L. Fobes, N. Niewald, R. Tilton, B. Myers, A. Muck, R. Briney. T. Campbell and J. Harrison. R. Heiman C351 shooting over Be1levi11e's E. Sha mburg i521 supported by Myers 1501 Wineinger 4551. Beloit 2, Belleville 50. 58 and lv1cCuneQ51j against Concordia, Beloit 51, Concordia 31, 1957-'58 STARTING TEAM: Dick Studer, Larry MFC une, Larry Golladay, Richard Heiman, Ed Shamburg, Jim Beu, and Ron Mastin. . .Malw of Busg Qeasow Under the capable coaching of Bill Cornwell the Troians won nine of the fifteen games played this year, placing fourth in the league with a record of .583. Despite several iniuries, the fighting spirit and un- daunted determination lead the Trojans on to a successful season. A. Schoen C31J hits with his favorite baseline shot. Beloit 51, Smith Center 48. A. Muck 1502 takes 2 points in a jump shot. Beloit 50, Belleville 33. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Town Beloit O . Cmordia 40 TEL Minneapolis 46 37 Lincoln 49 59 Smith Center 40 33 Belleville 43 38 Concordia 26 45 Minneapolis 45 28 Lincoln 50 49 Smith Center 50 42 Belleville 51 36 FRESHMAN NCKL TOURNAMENT lvliii'?.KX'l ZEESSQEFQZEEH 2g.?3SEl?F'T1?'NiST.'5S?13' M 'YS i','e 47 33 Gentry, T. Major, G. McPeak.' STANDING: B. Jordan, ur. 59 Concordia 26 47 Sneddeu, T. Maxwell, D. Dunlgan, J. Rehmert, R. Major. Twjawttmadt. How Nota. Mes. . . Spring found Troian Stadium covered with snow as track season opened around the state. Lacking practice idue to cold, damp weather, squad members entered the state high school indoor meet at Manhattan March 29, and Heiman leaped 5'll for second place in Class A competition. Followed a three team meet --- Troians taking first --- a five team invitational with Concordia first and Beloit second --- both at Beloit, and the Hays Relays on April ll, Trojans taking sixth --- with Heiman taking two firsts iiavelin, high iumpl. At the Norton Relays the boys ranked third behind Wakeeney and Hill City. - After hosting the Eighteenth Annual Beloit Relays Q45 Class B and I8 Class A schoolsj on April 25, Troian Stadium was scene of the NCKL meet on May l. This was a touch-and-go , event with Marysville throughout the 5 T day, losing in the final event, Marysville if 5 it C, 58 lf2, Beloit 57 if2. C A State competition netted Troians no 3 placings. Forty-eight boys reported for track events, thirteen earning letters at the close of the season Track season's co-ca ptains: Concordia's Bill Dotson sets new mile Richard fDickj Heiman, record on Trojan track 4:26. 6. Tim Wesselowski. TROJAN THINCLADS, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Wiles, R. Kresin, I. Mottesheard, F. Snedden, G. Belden, J. Hunter, L. Yocum, M. McGaughey, R. Major, B. Wineinger, D. Prewett, R. Jordan. KNEELING: R. Heiman, L. Golladay, L. Kadel, K. Kresin, L. McCune, R. Mastin, R. Briney, B. Hogan, G. Scoggan, R. Studer, E. Shamburg, B. Albort, C. Mears, J. Rehmert, M. Dunigan. STANDING: T. Wesselowski, K. Chapman, G. Wiles, T. Maxwell. F. Bunger, R. Albert, L. Fobes, R. Tilton, T. Campbell, A. Muck, I. Robinson, I. Harrison, R. Gentry, N. Niewald, D. Scholl. G. Clark, D. Northcott, A. Schoen, G. Eller, D. Miller, D. Dunigan. ......Logu....a.A....sae.1.szrz.1.,,-5 in 100. i in several heats P13 Celfalfj dash finish i ' Hsr' I A1 elmo-'n. mfB1' ex-id dies evenw 'gag comvefmo Relays Manager land originator, 19411 E,M, e OW third,n ef fHaysj ffm T Hufh Ciass A an Chestnut wit head-starter fholdinggunj Sid 1 bot Smith, former Trojan coach U945- 91. The Eighteenth Annual Beloit Relays -- bigger and better than ever -- found classes dismiss- ed ot B. H.S. with students acting as hosts to hundreds of guests from sixty-three other schools. The day dawned slightly overcast with a cool east wind. The track, sandpits, and field-event locations were in good condition. Preliminaries were run off before noon under the supervision of Relays Manager E. M. Chestnut, head starter Sid Smith, and a host of capable helpers. Six ' records fell to new performances. A twelve man team from Attica U65 miles distant, coached by former B.H.S. coach J. Allen Murry, took home first place Class B trophy with a 50 point total. Wakefield was second with 31 and Agenda third with 23 points. Clay Center's Tigers under coach Otto Unruh successfully defended their championship title of three years' standing with a 43 point total in Class A competition. Chapman was second with 32 and Hays third with 31 points. Beloit ranked fifth with 20- points, outclassing all other NCKL contestants. New records for Class A com tition were the mile run at 4:26.6 lConcordia's Bill Dotsonj, medley relay fLincoln team, 3:45 lover last year's 3:49.65l. Class B 220 yard dash time was lowered to 22.2 QHawkinson of Randolphj, mile run by Dale Ohlde lLinnD at 4:46.3, medley relay 3:59.7 fMiltonvalej and shot put distance 48'l l by Burch of Windom. X. em 4 , Bids--f 15,-re t ff: l g gg... tgp Clay Center squad--Class A winner fourth Attica squad--Class B winner with Relays consecutive year--receives trophy from Queens l101511Hg Irophy. Coach I. Allen Relays Queens. 61 Murry CTroJan coach 941-43D. TROJAN GOLFERS, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Bill Cornwell, N. Niewald, L. Kadcl, M. Lummis, R. Studer, R. Masnin, L. Golladay, D. Miller, J. Kadel, B. Albott, I. Beu, J. Reardon. KNEELING: F. Snedden, R. Gentry. J. Rehmert, J. Hunter, R. Major, B. Wineinger, T. Major, D, Prewitt, W. Spratlen, R. Gere. Gollllllius Euwl interest as Spring Qpoab Golf, for many years has had an attraction as a spring sport, coached by Principal E. M. Chestnut, Mr. Harrison, and others. Last year under the capable coaching of Bill Cornwell, Trojan golfers took the NCKL match, and placed second in state competition. This year's four man team --- two seniors, Jim Beu and Larry Golladay and two-sophomores, Bill Albott and Don Miller, successfully defended the NCKl championship at Lincoln. Scores were Beloit 330 strokes, Lincoln 340, Concordia 377, Belleville 379, and Marysville 380. The season 's activities also included a match with Belleville at Beloit, an invitational meet opening the season, a three-school match at Lincoln, and the state meet May l6 and l7 at which the Trojans placed third. N.C.K.L. Golf Champs 1958: Don Miller, Jim Trojan track and golf coaches Bill Cornwell. Bill Beu, Larry Golladay, Coach Cornwell, Bill Albott.- Campbell, John Lane. 62 - Qugaw Qpwo Football Queen Judy Kent and attend- Coach Bill Cornwell shakes hands with ants in their cars at the parade pep head K.U. basketball coach following rally downtown October 25. the Athletic Banquet April 29 in the Municipal Auditorium. All Trojan athletes and coaches were guests of the Rotary and Lion Clubs. Basketball Queen Madonna Selichnow expresses her happiness at the crowning of the season's candidates at Basketball Homecoming February '7 in the Municipal Auditorium. Off Sports Qptnits Wonder Where the Panthers Went When We Started Using Trojidentr' Winning Float in the Football Homecoming Parade, , , entered by Miss Struble's Sixth Hour Bglmt Re1aYS QUWQ Conme Heller with attendants Janice Seaman, left, 'Biology Class' 63 and Jean Hodler, right. 4 Scholarship Awards being announced by Principal E.M. President Jerry Boettcher presenting Podium--1958 Chestnut. Senior gift--to school. Senior Class History. . . .Madonna Selichnow Senior Prophecy . . . . . . Jim Beu It is all over now. Senior Class Day Planning Committee: Connie Heller, Jerry Boettcher, and Madonna Selichnow. ., . Duet, Sisters . Don 't Whistle At Me Baby Imitation . . Senior Will ..... Quartet, Campfire Blues Reading, Jane . Farewell . . . Scholarship Awards. . Presentation of Podium . Finale. . 64 , , Billie Lou Campbell and Judy Kent , Ron Mastin , Jim Kadel , ,Connie Heller J. Beu, R. Mastin, J. Boettcher, E. Shamburg , , Betty Mears Rosemary Wineinger . E. M. Chestnut . Jerry Boettcher . Seniors of l958 QQ Connie Warren Pat P. Ronald A. Richard H Jerry Jim K . Janet H Tam M1 ldred John O . 0 Q1 - -reg Jim B Kenneth oe' Jerry R . Q iii O was X A Ei Barbara Jean Richqfd R- P Studt Janice oixe fe. E S X ,Q H veg Q va, rgiisgxiiii' Rfk? Q an sf' A A 51 six we N adonna Dale Joe Us .5 R lik is . J KX Rosle Laffy we in Elizabeth chef A, Sharon .,.., 811 . ' ' IVI il, , , .,-- Qi fl .Ik S lou wi Gill 69 Earl Q - fr . ' d eli Kelfh ' rr,, J. on sow r ' Riir Arlene Lmda fi' I Ao s - , J or or Ella ww on 0 :A ri M iii - J. , I . f b- a R Q X ' -rr K - K D rw Y 'I , . Qi w S' L H A M fi - i':e r,, , orrr l f Scene of 1958 Baccalaureate Service in Methodist Church. Rev. Leonard Clark at the Pulpit. Principal E.M. Chestnut seated at left and Rev. A1 Damon at right. Girls Glee directed by Miss Gaston seated in background. Organist is Mrs. Cleo Riley. aoawrsotult Everyone wants to make a success in B 1 life --- and there are many definitions of acca success. There are certain threads that run all through life --- interwoven into our living. SUNDAY' MAY 'S' 1958 A firm grasp on these threads will ensure a sm P' M' successful, full life. METHODIST CHURCH The thread of TRUTH is fundamental. An -11- Qcquqfnfqnce with Him who perggnifies Processional ... ........... .... 'Z .... N .... Mrs. Cleo Riley TRUTH and a firm' grasp on Him will not fail Mmm Pommcm by holmod one. Invocation ......................., Rev. Albert M. Damon OBEDIENCE is G fundamental of education Choir Selection Girls Glee Club and living. Control of self is essential. '-Holy, Lord God -- cam Education gives power but whvt is Piano Solo .............................. Mildred Bowers power that is not used in SERVICE to others? M00H1iShl Sonafffi - Beethoven And the thread of SACRIFICE may be new Vocal Selection ............. ,Z ..... l ...... Girls Triple 'rno to high school graduates, but life is de- HMV Prayer ' Shckles manding ,,-, and nothing Until the thread Scripture ..... .... Rev. Albert M. Damon of Sacrifice is woven into .ones living' Prayer .... ...........,..... R ev. Albert M. Damon These four threads of life one can employ Sermon .... ................... R ev. Leonard Clark to make certain the goal of success. ' --The 'rmeads of Life Flute Quartet ............. Judy Kent, Rosemary WineiIlS'CF, Juliane Pruitt, Pat. Studi. Hondo Grand Quartet in E Minor -- Kuhlau Vocal Solo ........................... Billie Lou Campbell Open Our Eyes - Macfarlane Congregational Singing' ...................... Hymn No. 1 Hwy, Holy, Hfllyln Benediction . . . . .' .............. Rev. Albert M. Damon Regessional ...... Mrs. Cleo Riley 66 l Board Member Raleigh Beu hands his son, Jim, first diploma presentation of evening. C:OH'1ITtGI'lCe1'1'1E?I'1t Seventy-Fifth Graduation Anniversary THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1958 8215 P. M. MUINllClPAL AUDlTORlUM Processional Orchestra. Pon1p and Circurnstaiiceu - Edgar Elgar Invocation ...................... Rev. Sheridan J. Robbins Senior Talk ..... ........ . Ierry Boeltcher, Class President We, the Graduates Baritone Horn Solo . . ................... Warren Wickham Beautiful Colorado - De Luca Vocal Selection ....................... Senior Girls Sextet I Sing Now to Thee -- Goddard Billie Lou Campbell. Janet Hixenbaugh, Judy Kent, Juliane Pruitt, Wanda Watson, Rosie Wineinger Senior Talk ................................ Earl Hackett Education for Democratic Living Trumpet Solo ............................. John Overlay Hungarian Melodies - Vincent Bach A Cappella Biisr-nihle ...................... Selected Group Antiphon of Spring - Titeomb Finlandia - Sibelius Jim Beu,AJerry Boettcher, Billie Lou Campbell, Janet Hixenbaugh, Judy Kent, Ron Mastin, Juliane Pruitt, Ed Sliamhurg, Wanda Watson: Rosemary Wineinger and five under-classmen William B. Springer Address ............................ Attorney. Kansas City, Mo. tBelcit High School 19292 To The Stars' Piano Soto .........................,..... .luliane Pruitt Concert De Etude -- Maeliowell This 75th Graduation Anniversary ...... Prin. M. Chestnut Presentation of the Class to lhc Board ot' Education ...................... Supt. John S. Morretl Roll Call of the Class ................. Prin. E. M. Chestnut Presentation of Diplomas .............. . . . . Raleigh D. Ben tMember of the Board ut Eilucatiunl Benediclion ... . ... ...... ... ltcv. Sheridan J. Robbins Recessional ... ..... ... ..... Orchestra Speaker William B. Springer, Kansas City attorney, graduate of Class of '29, To The Stars. Commencement season held unusual memories for many this year --- it being the seventy-fifth anniversary of the first graduating class, ond numerous class re- unions being held during the week. The classes of i928-29-30 gathered to renew old friendships, and the speaker of the evening was a Class of '29 grad. Retirement of Superintendent Morrell gave rise of many ci nostalgic thought during the events of the week. The graduating class was duly pre- sented by Mr. Morrell --- his lost official public act of his thirty five years serving the community in the Beloit Public Schools Class president Jerry Boettcher and his talk We the Seniors thanks parents, teachers, and public. PowvAciiueYewe5' Pwdii ' .... ALBERT, RONALD . Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y l.2.3.4. F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Reporter 4. Judging Team 3.4,Letter 4. Class Play Production Staff 4. Track 3.4. BEU, nm Colle e Preparator . Hi- Y l.2.3.4. Cabinet 3. Boys' State 3. Student Council 2.4. Secretary 2, Vice-President 4. Band 1. 2.3.5 Drum Trio 2.3.4. Drum Solo 3.4. A Cappella 2.3.4. Chorus 2.3.4. Choir 2.3.4. Boys' Quartet 4. Music letter 1.2, 3.4. Class Play Cast 3.4. One-Act Pla! 3.4. Dramatics and Speech Letter 4. Football l.2.3.4. Letter 2R.3.4. Basketball 1. 2.3.4. Letter 2R.3R.4. Track 1. Golf ,3.4. Letter 2.3.4. Scholarship Letter and Pin 4. Pep Band l.2.3.4. Dance Band 2. 3.4, BOETTCHER, JERRY College Preparatory. Hi -Y l.2.3.4. Cabinet 2.3. Student Council 1. Class President 3.4. Class Play Cast 3.4. Sapeech Con- test 4. Dramatics and Speech Letter 4. Band 1.2.3. Drum Trio l.2.3.4. Chorus 2.4. Choir 2.3.4. Boys' Quartet . A Ca- ppella 2.4. Music Letter l.2.3.4. Football l.2.3.4. Letter 2R.3.4. Basketball 1. Track 1.3. Golf 2.3. Scholarship Letter and Pm l.2.3.4. BOWERS . MILDRED Business. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Student Council 4. Secretary 4. Chorus l.2.3.4. Choir 3.4. Double Sextet 3. Triple Trio 4. Class Play Production Staff 3.4. BUNGER. BILL Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y l.2.3.4. F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Reporter 3. Sentinel 4. Judggng Team 3.4, State Farmer 4. Letter 3.4. Class Play Cast 3.4. Track 1. Earl Raymond Gray fUnion Paclficj Scholarship to - tate. CAMP ELL, BILLIE LOU Nurses Trainin . Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 3. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Letter 4. Class Secretary!-Treasurer 2. Student Council 3. Treasurer 3. Chorus l.2.3.4. Choir 2.3.4. Vocal Solo 1.2.3. Sextet l.2.3.4. A Cappella .3.4. Girls Glee 2.3.4. Music Letter 2.3.4. Class Pla Production Staff 3.4. Basketball Queen Attendant. CHAPMAN , KEXJNETH Industrial Arts. Hi-Y l.2.3.4. Chorus 3. Class Play Production staff 4. Football 1. Basketball 1. Track l.2.3.4. Letter 1R. 2R. 3R.4. COOK . IANETT Nurses Training. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Orchestra l.2.3.4. Choir 4. Senior Music Letter. cook, SONJA Home Economics. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Chorus 2.3.4. Girls Glee 3.4. Choir 4. Class Play Production Staff4. FITZGERALD . GILL Collage Preparatory. fTransferred from St. John's High School. Beloit. Sophomore Yearj. Hi-Y 2.4. Class Secretary-Treas- urer . Chorus 1.2. Choir 2.4. A Cappella 2. Music Letter 2. Class Play Cast 4. One-Act Contest Play 4. Dramatlcs and Speech Letter 4. Golf 2, Letter 2. GOLLADAY , LARRY Colle e Preparatory. Hi-Y l.2.3.4. Class President 1. Class Vice-President 3. Class Play Production Staff 3.4. Football 1.2. 3.4. ietter 2R.3.4. Basketball l.2.3.4. Letter 2.3.4. Co-Captain 4. Track l.2.3.4. Letter 1R.2R.3R.4. Golf 2.3.4. letter 4. PRITCHETT . RUTH GRAY Home Economics. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Chorus 1.2.3. Band 3. Class Play Production staff 3.4. HACKETT . EARL Collegle Preparatoryu. Hi-Y l.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Cabinet 2.3.4. F.F.A. 1. Class Vice-President 4. Class Play Cast 3.4. Speec Contest 4. ramatics and Speech Letter 4. Scholarship Letter 1.2.4. Pin 2. Broadhurst Ministerial Student Scholar- ship to Kansas Weslecyan University. HEIMAN. Rl HARD Vocational Agriculture. F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Vice-President 3.4. Letter 3.4. Judging Team 2.3.4. State Jugglng 3.4. Nation- al Judging 4, State Farmer 4, State Vice-President. Student Council 1.4, President 4. Chorus 4. Choir 4. ass Play Cast 3. Production Staff 4. Football 2.3.4, Letter 2R.3.4. Basketball l.2.3.4. Letter 2R.3.4. Track l.2.3.4. Letter lR.2R.3.4. Co-Captain. Earl Raylmond Gray QUnion Pacificj Scholarship to K-State. HELLER. CO NIE Home Economics. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3. President 4. Letter 4. Chorus l.2.3.4. Choir 2.3.4. Girls Glee 2.3.4. Triple Trio 4. Class Play Production staff 3. Cast 4. Speech Contest. Dra- matics and Speech Letter. Scholarship Letter 2.4, Pm 4. Track Queen 4. HIXENBAUGH. JANET Business. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Class Secretary 3. Band 1.2.3. Chorus 1,2.3.4.Gll'ls Glee 2.3.4. Choir 3.4. Sextet 3.4. A Cappella 4. Music Letter 3.4. HODLER. JEAN Business, College Prelparatory. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Vice-President 3. President 4. Pep Club 1.2. 3.4. Class Vice-President 2. Chorus 1.2. Choir 3. . Girls Glee 2. Band l.2.3.4. Pep Band 3.4..Dance Band 2.3.4. Music Letter 3.4. Class Play Cast 3.4. Dramatics and Speech Letter 4. Scholarship Letter 1.2.4. Pin 2.4. Track Queen Attendant 4. Panhellenic Scholarship to K- State. JORDAN , ELIZABETH Collelge Preparatory. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Student Council 4. Chorus 1.2.4. Girls Glee 2.4. Choir 4. Class Play roduction Staff 3.4. IORGENSEN . ARLENE Home Economics. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club 1. 2.3.4. Chorus 1.2. Class Play Production Staff 4. KADEL. JIM College Preparatory. Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y l.2.3.4. F.F.A. l.2.3.4. President 3.4. Judging Team 2.3.4. State Judgingl 3.4, National Judgzing 4. Letter 3.4, State Farmer 4. Class Play Cast 3.4. Football Manager .3.4. Basketball 1. Track . Tennis 2. Letter R. Golf 3.4. KENNEDY , MARJORIE ' Business. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Class Play Production Staff 3.4. KENT. JUDY Collegle Pregaratory, Home Economics. Y-Teens 1,2..4. Cabinet 1.2. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Cheerleader l.2.3.4. Letter 2, 3.4. Bad heerleildel' 4: Band 1.2.3,-1. Flute Quartet l.2.3.4. Flute Solo l.2.3.4. Orchestra 2.3. Sextet l.2.3.4. Chorus 2.3.4. Choir 2.3.4. Double Sextet 2. A Cappella 3.4. Music Letter l.2.3.4. Class Play Cast 3.4. Speech Festival 4. Dra- ITIHUCS and SPCR'-Th I-CHC! l.2.3.4. Class Play Cast 3.4. Speech Festival 4. Dramatics and Speech Letter 4. Football Queen. KRESIN . KEITH Vocational Aql'iCU1IU1'S- Hi-Y l.2.3.4. F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Secretary 3.4. Letter 3.4, Judging Team 3.4. Football 3.4. Letter 4. Basketball . Track l.2.3.4. Letter 4R. Class Play Production Staff 4. KRUSE. JANET General. fTransferred from St. Iohn's Hygh School. Beloit. Sophomore Yearl Pep Club l.2.3.4. Y-Teens 2.3.4. Chorus 1.2. 4. Chair 1.4. Class Play Production Staf 4. MANN. LINDA Nurses Training. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Secretarly 2. Cabinet 2.3.4. Pep Club l.2.3.4. Cheerleader 1. Class Secretary-Treas- urer 1. Chorus 1. Band 4TwirlerJ 3.4. Letter . Class Play Cast 3. Production staff 4. One-Act Contest Play 4. Dramatics and Speech Letter 4. Scholarship Letter and Pin 2. 68 I N I ...matt ogaaepws. MASTIN RONNIE Colle e Preparator . Hi-Y l.2.3.4. Cablnet 2.3.4. Secretary 3. President 4: Boys' State 3: Chorus 2.4: Choir 2.3.4: A Cappglla 4: Boys' Quartet 4: Class Play Cast 3. Production Staff 4: One-Act Play : One-Act Contest Play 3: Football 1.2.3. 4. better 1R.2.3.4. Co-Captain 4: Basketball l.2.3.4. Letter 2R.3.4: Track l.2.3.4. Letter l.2,3.4: Golf 3.4. Letter 4R. MEARS . BETTY General. Y-Teens 1.2,3.4: Pe Club 1.2.3.4: Cheerleader 1: Student Council 3: Chorus 2.4: Choir 2.4: Band 1.2.3.4: Clarinet Quartet 2.3.4: Music setter 2.3.4: Pep Band 3.4: Class Play Cast 3. Production Staff 4: Scholarship Letter 4: Foot- ball Queen Attendant. MOTTESHEARD. ALYCE General. Y-Teens 1.2.3 4. Cabinet 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Band l.2.3,4: Chorus 1.2: Girls Glee 2: Senior Music Letter: Class Play Production Staff 4: One-Act Plays 3. McCLINTOCK . SHARON General. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4: Pep Club l,2.3.4: Band QTwlrlerJ 1.2. QMajorettel 3.4. Letter 2.3.4: Chorus 1.2,3: Choir 2.3. 4: One-Act Play 3: Class Play Production staff 3: Cast 4. McCUNE. LARRY Vocational Agriculture. Hi-Y 1.2.3.4: F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Sentinel 3. Letter 4. Judging Team 4: Football l.2.3.4. Letter 2, 3.4. Co-Captain 4: Basketball l.2.3.4. Letter 4: Track 1.2.4. Letter 4: Class Play Production staff 4. McDlLL, JOLENE Nurses Training. Y-Teens l.2,3.4: Pep Club l.2.3.4. Executive Committee 4: Class Play Production staff 3.4: One-Ac: Play 3: Chorus 1. OVERLEY . JOHN Colle e Preparatory. Music. Hi-Y 1.2.3.4: Band l,2.3.4: Orchestra l.'2.3.4: Instrumental Ensemble 1.2,3.4: Trumpet Solo 1.2.3q4: Pep Band 2.3.4: Dance Band 2.3.4: Chorus 2.3: Choir 3.4: Music Letter 1.2.3.4: Grant-In-Aid to Bethany. PLYMIRE. GLENDA Horae Economics. Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Y-Teens 1.2.3.4: Chorus l.2.3.4: Girls Glee 2.3.4: Choir 4: Class Play Production Sta 3.4. PRUITT. PAT Business. College Preparatory. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 4: Pep Club l.2.3.4. Executive Committee 3: Chorus 1: Class Play Cast 3, Production Staf 4: Dramatics and Speech Letter 4: Girls' State 3: Grant-In-Aid to College of Emporia: Scholarship! Letter and Pin 2. PR ITT. JULIANE Colle e Preparatory. Music. Y-Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Band 1.2.3,4: Orchestra 1.2: Band and Orch- estra Eresident 4: Flute Quartet l.2.3.4: Plano Solo 3.4: Dance Band 3.4: Pep Band 4: Girls Sextet 1.2.3.4: A Cappella 4: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4: Girls Glee 2.3.4: Music Letter 1.2.3.-l: One-Act Plays 3: One-Act Contest Play 1: Class Play Cast 3. Production Staff 4: Class Executive Committee 4. Rarsr. ELLA Home Economics. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Chorus 1.2,3.4: Girls Glee 3.4: Class Play Production Staff 3.4. RICHARDSON . BARBARA Home Economics. KTransferred from Southeast High School. Kansas City. Missouri. second semester Sophomore Year.J Y- Teens l.2.3.4. Cabinet 2: Pep Club 1.2.3.4: Class Play Production Staff 4: One-Act Contest Play 1. ROBBINS , RICHARD Vocational Agriculture. F.F.A. l.2.3.4. Treasurer 3. Letter 4. Judging Team 3.4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Class Play Production Staff 3.4: Scholarship Letter 1. - ROBINSON. JERRY Industrial Arts. Hi-Y 1.4: Track 4: Class Play Production Staff 4. SEAMAN , IANXCE Business. Y-Teens 1.2,3.4: Pep Club 1. 2.3.4: Student Council 3: Class Secretary 4: Chorus 1: Class Play Production Staff 3.4: Track Queen Attendant. SELICHNOW, MADONNA Business. Y-Teens 1,2.3.4: Pep Club l.2.3.4. Executive Committee 3.4. Letter 4: Student Council 1: Class Treasurer 4: Chorus 1: Band 1TwirlerJ 3.4. Letter 4: Class Play Production Staff 3.4: Basketball Queen. SHAMBURG . ED College Preparator . Hi-Y l.2.3.4. Cabinet 1.3.4. Vice-President 4: Class President 2: Chorus 2.3.4: Choir 2.4: A Cappella 4: Boys' Quartet 4: Class Play Cast 3. Production Staff 4: One-Act Play 3: Football 1.2.4, Letter 2.4: Basketball 1. .3.4. Letter 2.3.4. Co-Captain: rack 1.3.4, Letter 1.3.4. SNEDDEN , NANCY Home Economics. Y-Teens l.2.3.4: Pep Club 1,2.3.4: Chorus 1.2.3: Choir 2: Class Play Production Staff 3.4. SOUTHERLAND , PAT College Preparatory. fTransferred from Blue Rapids High School, Blue Rapids. Kansas. Senior Year.J Kyettes 1.2.3, Cab- inet 3: Y-Teens 4: Pep Club l.2.3.4. Executive Committee 4: Class President 1: Student Council 2. 3. . President 3: Band 2.3.4: Pep Band 4: Girls Glee 1.2.3: Chorus 2: Clarinet Quartet 3.4: Music Letter 2.3.4: Class Play Cast 3.4: One-Act Contest PlaEy 4: Dramatics and Speech Letter 4: Scholarship Letter 4. ST WART. JOHN General. I-Ii-Y l.2.3.4: Class Play Production Staff 3.4. STUDT . PAT College Preparatory. Pep Club l.2.3.4: Y-Teens 1.2.3.4: Student Council 2.4: B.H.S. LIFE Editor 4: Band 1.2.3.4: Orch- estra .2.3.4: Flute Quartet 1.2,3.4: Pep Band 4: Chorus l,2.3.4: Girls Glee 2.3,4:'Cholr 3.4: Triple Trio 4: Music Letter 1.3,4: Class Play Cast 3.4: Speech Contest 4: Dramatic and Speech Letter 4: Grant-In-Aid to Colorado Women's College: Scholarship Letter 2.3.4. WATSON , WANDA Business. Y-Teens 1.2.3.4: Pep Club 1.2.3,4: Cheerleader 4. Letter 4: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Sextet 1.2.3,4: Choir 3.4: Double Sextet 2: A Cappella 3.4: Music Letter 2.3.4: Football Queen Attendant. WESSELOWSKI. TIM Industrial Arts. Hi-Y l.2.3.4: Choir 4: Class Play Production staff 3.4: Track 1.2.3.-l: Basketball 2: Football 3.4. Letter 3.4. WICKHAM, WARREN College Preparatory. Industrial Arts. HI-Y 1.2.3.4: Student Council 4: Band l.2.3.4: Comet Quartet 1.2: Trumpet Trio 3: Bargorne Solo 4: Pep Band 2.3.4: Dance Band 3.4: Brass Sextet 3.4: Choir 4: Music Letter 2.3.4: Class Play Production Sta 4. WILBURN, EVAJEAN College Preparatory. Y-Teens 1.2,3,4: Pe Club l.2.3.4: Band 1,2.3.4: Band and Orchestra Treasurer 4: Chorus l.2.3: Choir 2.3.4: Girls Glee 2.3: Senior Music Better: Class Play Production Staff 3. Cast 4: Speech Contest 4. WILICOX. DALE lndustrlal Arts. Hi-Y 2.3.4: Band 1.2,3,4: Trumpet Quartet 1.2: Pep Band 3.4: Music Letter 2.3.4. WINEINGER ROSEMARY Business. Y-Teens f.2.3,4. Cabinet 4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Student Council 2: .Band 1.2.3,4: Flute Quartet 1.2,3,4: Chorus 1.2.3.4: Choir 2.3.4: Sextet 1.2.3.4: Double Sextet 2: A Cappella 3.4: Music Letter 2.3.4: Class Play Cast 3.4: Speech Contest 4: Dramatics and Speech Letter 4: Basketball Queen Attendant: Class Treasurer 3. 69 - at August 21 24 High school enrollment for 1957-58 term. 30 Physical exams for football boys. 31 First workout for football squa . September Calendar Girl and Boy- -Cheryl Seaman and Robert Kresin Labor Day! Students attend one-half day of school. Board reception for teachers. All-school party honoringl freshmen. Class officer and cheerleader e ections. Governor Docking in Beloit for National Guard Armory dedication. Trojan band marches ln parade. Trojan band performed at Tofpeka Fair. Election of freshman class of icers. N.C.K.L. meeting at Concordia. Pep Club officers elected. First Hi-Y and Y-Teen meetings. Band and Orchestra officers elected. Rema inin Student Council officers elected. Freshmangboys guests of Beloit Rotariy Club. Y-Teen Big-Little Sister picnic hel in Wrench's pasture. Football rules meeting at Beloit.. Beloit won first football game--Stockton 6, Beloit 20. YW-Y-Teen Advisors Seminar at Arkansas Cit . Stufllent Council conference at Concordia. Zone school at Russell. Reserve home football game with Llncolng B-13, L-6. First issue of B.l-l.S. Life published. YW-Y-Teen potluck supper at Elementary School. First lyceum--Bertelle's Birds. Football with Minnealpolis here. B-7, M-6. Trojan band at Band ay in Manhattan. F.F.A. land judgin at Linn. Reserve football at Eflinneapolisg B-25, M-0. October Calendar Girl and Boy- -Madonna Selichnow and larry Golladay Five schools attend yearbook conference at B. H. S . Beloit F.F.A. won meats judging contest at Wichita . Freshman and sophomore football at Mankato. Cheerleaders attend clinic at Salina. Russia launches Sputnik I. Lost football game at Belleville: 6 to 19. ginning of Fire Prevention Week. Seniors receive class rings. F.F.A. hosts leadership school. Mr. Paul Dry, former naval officer pre- sents interesting lyceum. Y-Teen conference at Regublic. Won foot- ball game at Osborne--3 -7. Columbus Day! Reserve football at Osbome. Senior-Junior Reception with theme of 'Roaring 80's. Trojan and plays at county Co-op conven- tion. F,F.A. placed in Silver Em lem division in National contest at Kansas City. Reserve football at Osbome. Emporia speech students present debate on Foreign Aid. F.F.A. Barnwarmerg B. Mears F.F.A. Farmerette, J. McDi1l and S. McClintock attendants. Won football game at Marysvillep 27-13. Reserve football at Smith Center. Hi-Y boys attend pre-legislative at Hays. Seniors take National Merit Scho rshlpTests. United Nations Day! Wlchers take school pictures. ootball homecoming with Concordiag B. 25, C. 19. J. Kent, Queeng B. Mears and W. Watson attendants. Randy Kuhn played for homecoming dance. Class of '47 Reunion at Porter Hotel. District l-Il-Y conference at Miltonvale. Reserve football at Concordia. 29 Sophomore class skating party at Glasco. 31 Junior play Seventeen Is Awfully Young. November Calendar Girl and Boy--Barbara Litton and Bill Myers. ' Last night of Junior play. 'Seventeen Is Awfull Young. Football with Smith Center hereg B. 18, SC 7. K.S.T.A. delegation assembly. Oscar made first appearance in B.H.S. Life. Teachers' convention--no school! Be innin of American Education Week and YRN.C.gi. Week of World Fellowship and Prayer. Veterans' Day! Reverand Tarr spoke at services held near memorial on lawn. Students placed wreath on memorial. Basketball rules meeting. Lost football game at L ncolng 21-28, N.C.K.L. Vocal Clinic at Minneapolis: K.U. Professor Clayton Krehbiel directed. P.T.A. Fun Night at Elementary School. Lyceum--Mr. James Moseley presented movies of Mayflower ll. N.C.K.L. Band Clinic at Beloit. Thanksgiving programg Reverand Tarr de- livered Thanks lving message. Thanksgiving! elacation. Vacation. F.F.A. wins honors in nine-state area. B. Bunger and Mr. and Mrs. Doyen enjo ed ex use paid tri to Kansas C t . . December Calendar irl an Boy--Rosie ineinger and d Shamburg. Freshman basketball at Concordia. Freshman basketball at Smith Center. B at 0 Christmas partyg Silver Bells. Hi-Y Model Legislature at Topeka. l-lolidaze Fun presented by YW at Elementary School. Hi-Y Model Legislature at Topeka. Speech students attend clinic at Salina. Freshman basketball at Minneapolis. Mark Edward Lane bom to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Lane. Won Basketball with Stock- ton hereg 52-34. Students receive school pictures. Basketball at Minneapolrsg B. 3- I, M.42. Hi-Y Mixer. Freshman basketball with Lincoln here. Won basketball with Lincoln here--50 to 38. Christmas Assembly and dress-up day. Pre- sentation of Nativity Scene by music and speech departments. Lost basketball game at Osborne--42 to 40, Christmas vacat on. Christmas Day! Back to school. January Calendar Girl and Boy--Janice Pruitt and Charles Mears. New Years Day! New Driver-Safety Law in effect. r Freshman Basketball at Smith Center. Won basketball game at Beloit: Beloit 4B, Concordia 41. Sputnik l officially dead. F.F.A, hambur er fry for mothers. Mr. John Morrefl announces retirement after Bidyears -in Beloit school system. Mr. E. . Chesmut to become new super- intendent. Freshman basketball game. End of first semester! Basketball at Marys- ville: B. 46, M. 44. Freshman basketball at Concordia. Mr. Chestnut's father passed away. First night of Beloit Invitational Basketball Tournament. Russell wins first in Invitational Touma- ment: Buhler, second. Abilene, thirdg Beloit, fourth. Basketball with Smith Center here. B. 55, SC 4-3. F Y i 23 24 28 29 30 31 ..... iUlbQooflvflwQpwbNowf. Freshman basketball with Minneapolis here. Basketball game with Lincoln there, B. 45, L. 46. Game with Belleville here: B. 50, Beloit 42. F.F,A. boys to Simpson. Freshman basketball at Lincoln. Won basketball game with Minneapolis. hereg B. 55, M. 53. February Calegrdar Girl and Bo --Jean Hodler and Don Miller. 4 5 '7 10 11 12 13 14 16-22 17 18 19 20 21 24 25 26 - 28 March Calendar 4 10 11 13 14 15 1 I 19 20 21 25 26 27 28 29 31 YW-Y-Teen Tea, Mrs. Stone gave book review, 'Onions ln the Stew. Beloit won basketball game at Concordia, B. 51 . C . 31. Ereshman basketball with Smith Center ere. Lost basketball homecoming with Marysville: B. 43, M. 53. Madonna Se ichnow, Queeng Billie Campbell and Rosie Wineinger, attendants. Randy Kuhn played for dance. F.F,A. oultr jud ing at Minneapolis. Won baslaetbalyl with Osborne hereg 55 to 42. Seniors take Emporia tests. Seniors present --Love ls ln the Air. Y- Teens hold annual Heart-Sister party. Freshman play basketball at Bellevi le. Second plerformance of Love ls ln the Air. F.F.A. as window display in Olson's store window. Four seniors take Putnam and Summerfield tests at Salina. Basketball at Bellevilleg B. 65, Beloit 48. Seniors select Commencement announce- ments. Y-Teen Cherry Pie sale. Last basketbal ggme of season held at Smith Center.. loit-'73, S,C. 64. F.F.A, Crops Judging at Beloit. First ngght of tournament play at Concordia. Beloit ost to Osborne. Snow storm mixed up District BB Toumament schedule. Girl and Boy--Mary Bety Yager and Max McGauEhey. Trojan and Concert attended by over 250. Foreign Relations class being taught by Mr. Chestnut. District F.F.A. Speech Contest at Simpson. Kansas State College Chorus at 1:45 p. m. here. N.C.K.L, one-act play contest at Concor- dia: Beloit received superior rating on No Greater Love. Piano elimination contest, Juliane Pruitt and Janice Pruitt won I's. Boys to AA Tourney. Junior High Operetta. Co-op Speech Contest. F,F,A, Farm Mechanics Contest at Minneapolis. Hi-Y St. Patrick's Pr ram for Mothers. Women's Federated Cogtbs Music Auditions at Hays. Mr. Robert Gramwolz, Vocational Agriculture Practicing Teacher, gave gym- nastics exhibition for Monday morning assembly. College and Career Day Program here for Seniors and Juniors. Hi-Y Sectional Conference here. District Speech Festival at Clay Center. F.F.A. received awards at Hutchinson from Kansas Council of Cooperatives. Miss Gaston at Montrose to direct Pike Trail Music Festival. K.W.U. Bowers Exams. Miss Gillmore in Topeka for State Home Economics Teacher's Convention. District Music Festival at Concordia. State Indoor Track Meet at Manhattan. District Music Festival at Concordia. Dis- trict F.F.A. Animal Husbandry Judging at Manhattan. Juniors choose class rings. Seniors examine Emporia Test scores. April Calendar Girl and Boy--Karen Smyth and Jim Beu. 1 April Foo s Day! Three-school track meet here with Lincoln and Smith Center. Easter assembly program--Earl Hackett de- livered Easter message. Dress-up day. Good Friday. No school. Easter Day. Easter vacation. Track meet at home with Lincoln, Concor- dia, Smith Center, and Osborne. Pep Club Ice Cream Social. Y-Teen. Ma, Pa and Me Banquet, School Daze. Kansas University Music Faculty program followed by clinic for students. Hays Re- lays--10 B.H.S. bo s attend. Beloit sixth in F.F.X. Dairying and Dairy Products Contest at Manhattan. Farm Bureau Safety Demonstration. Beloit Invitational Golf Tournament. F.F.A. attends Angus Breeders Show at Chapman. Lyceum--Golvanas. State Music Festival at Hays--18 B.H.S. people participate. Beloit takes third at Norton Relays C27 boysj. F.F.A. Hereford Judging contest at Larnard--Senior Agri- culture boys go. Beloit won olf match at Lincoln with Con- cordia, Belfeville and Lincoln. F.F.A. Dairying School at Hutchinson. Y- Teen and Hi-Y elections for 1958-59. Beloit Invitational Relays and party, Clay Center won Class A, Attica won Class B. Connie Heller, Queen: Jean Hodler and Janice Seaman, attendants. State F.F.A. Convention and judging con- test at Manhattan. Richard Heiman elected Vice-President of State F.F.A.! Jack Rank glives Taming of the Shrew at last lyceum ational Merit S.Q.T. Tests given to jun- iors. State F.F.A. Convention and jud in contest at Manhattan. Community Athfetgr Banquet--Dick Harp. s eaker. S.V.L. Track Meet herd at Trojan Field. 30 May Calendar Girl and Boy--Judy Kent and Earl Hackett. 1 N.C.K.L. Track Meet at Trojan Fields -Marysville. 58 1f2. Beloit, 57 1f2. Junior-Senior Banquet-- Southern Planta- Il0l'l. YW-Y-Teen Installation of new officers. F.F,A. Banquet for members, parents, and faculty. Class A Regional Track Meet at Manhattan. Last Y-Teen meeting--honoring Senior irls. glass B Regional Track Meet at Trojan FielginSpr ng Music Program at Municipal Bui . F.F.A.gEnd-of-year picnic. Pep band plays for races at Fair Grounds. Hi-Y Club picnic west of Beloit. Freshman Class skating party. Senior Day Program-- Seniors At the Bar. Senior Tests. Senior Tests. State Track Meet at Man- hattan. State Golf Meet at Cla Center. State Track Meet and State Goh Meet finals. Beloit third in golf. Kent Warren Doyen born at 9:10 p.m. Baccalaureate Services at 8 p.m. at Methodist Church: Rev. Leonard Clark spoke on Threads of Life. Senior sneak days. Juniors dress up' because seniors are gone. Last day of school term. Board of Education decides on diplomas. Faculty determines final grades. Award Assembly at 10:30 a. m. Commence- ment Exercises at 8:15 p.m. at Municipal Auditoriumg Mr. William Springer address entitled 'To the Stars. B Sr O skating party Glasco. 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