Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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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,

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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