Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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'ir .gm BELOW: The faculty trotmced the intra- mural all stars in an AFS benefit game. Stuco president Dan Davis crowns Linda Jo Chapman queen of the Beloit Relays. Gre g Haeck this year's AFS student, pre se nts the school with .Q ' ox 'N' 1 7 ff NSQW Lila mme' ff :Q ix at 9,1 nik ,HQ 4 J: L ,N K? . ,,,, a Swiss flag. X., 'Nug- !l pf :ally -X fm ,grnxgzsla 1 3 :Iii ., N. l J x BELOW: A shot in the dark taken at one of the student council sponsored home- coming dances. Sponsoring these dances was one of stuco's many activities.

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'Keg ,W , . F , f li 'W TOP ROW: Dales Kent, Greg Olson, Dan File, jerry Harrison. Tad Fuller, Greg I-Iaecki, Tim jennison, Rex Waggoner, Steve Donker. SECOND ROW:Keith Waggoner, Phil McDonald, Dan Davis, Grant Peck, Gary Schoen, Doug Scholl,jim Slaven, Pat Waddell, Mr. Elkins. BOTTOM ROW: Donna Davis, Yvonne james, Sondra Shambtwg, Linda Kindler, Jolene Mastin, Elaine File, Judy Simmons, Beth Hansen, Andra Wooster, STUDENT COUNCIL Dan Davis and Andra Wooster were elected president and secretary of Stuco in the spring of 1964. Home room representatives were elected in the fall. Student Council sponsored the queen elections, homecoming ceremonies and dances, lyceums, and the AFS program. The executive committee also met with St. john's student council in the first intra-city stuco project. Occasional coke breaks, a benefit basketball game, school dances, and a shorts and juliann Mann. day were some of the Ways Stuco raised money to support itself and the AFS program. The Student Council can be very proud of its efforts in faculty- student relations and the groundwork that it laid for next year's organization. ' Secretary, Andra Wooster, and treasurer Linda Vice-President, Gary Schoen, President, Dan Davis, and Kindler kept Stuco's books in order. advisor, Mr. Elkins listen to a heated discussion. if . ..,,, rim, Eirgrzra limi! 'hx -.hump an Lwhlsf 'M'

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