Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1973 volume:

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We line, some of us quickly, others with caution, taking time, and the experiences create lines and impressions, and our faces, like the sand, show what happens in our souls. 7 SCHOOL LIFE tiobin Is a Homecoming Queen Robin Hewitt - Queen 1973 Winter Sports Queen Barb Smith Jana Treaster Track Queen, Track Queen, Track Queen, Kay L. Kay L. Kay L. Kay LaSage TRACK QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS (LEFT TO RIGHT): Steve Heidrick, Marsha File, Ray Mehl, Queen Kay La-Sage, Dave Porter and Susan Miller. TRACK QUEEN CANDIDATES (LEFT TO RIGHT): Marsha File, Kay LaSage, Susan Miller. 14 Marsha File Susan Miller Queen Kay LaSage 15 Senior Play F.L.I.P.P.E.D. F.L.I.P.P.E.D.. . .Women's Lib.. .Kit Cat Klub . . .Tomcats. . .Flipped can flop. . .rehearsal... Where's my tail?...Honeypumpkin??. . .Where IS the prompter? . . .bowling--not balling, Marty.. .make them kiss. . .Where's my clothes?.. .that dress is too short .. .We're righteous. . .we don't have bosoms.. .Like, you all know. . .Marty’ F., a cop??.. .Look at those muscles. .. Senior Cast party at Bucklands.. .the cake was mmm-good. . .Hickies Away! !. . .na na, your building's gonna fall! ! . . .1 need a foghorn in the girl's bathroom . . .who ate the popcorn?.. .nervous, Who's nervous? . . .Break a leg. . .Not like that Specht. . .Who put beer in the coffee cups??. . .Where's the smoke coming from? .. .$52.00 an hour Melody (?)... F.L.I.P.P.E.D. noF.L.O.P... .everyone bow... F.L.I.P.P.E.D. CAST Man running for taxi..........Tom Arrighi Dawn..........................Marsha File Judge.........................Mary Twaddell Man at Cram's.................J. B. File Man lunching..................Dan Fogo Court Clerk...................Mike Motes Jane Boland...................Jana Gwinn Christabelle..................Marilyn Green Dixie.........................Linda Olmsted Flora.........................Lisa VanPelt Niki..........................Robin Hewitt Opal..........................Bev Heiman Myra..........................Maij Feerer Sandra........................Susan Humfeld Bubbles.......................Ann Wilson Girl at construction site .... Melody Palmer Sergeant Williams.............Marty Fletchall Patrolman Fuller..............Kim Woodard Waitress......................Carol Tolbert Dnisy.........................Deb Stroup Gaby .........................Barb Smith Eric..........................Brian Snyder Mitch.........................Deen Woods Joe...........................Marty Buckland Hap...........................Ray Mehl Clyde.........................Gil Specht Tom...........................Joe Black Haywood.......................Dana Cox Flora and Honeypumpkin Haywood. Gaby, you've gone one step too far. Jr. Play The Junior Play, Learn Baby Learn , directed by Miss Hochuli and Miss Butterfield, was presented to a small but responsive audience April 16 and 17. The setting of the play was Central High School, and the plot centered around a scheme by the students to keep an important basketball game from being canceled. Now here's the plan ... Maybe then I'll just have you, Alison. 18 The 1972-73 Junior Play Cast “Learn Baby Learn ” CAST Mr. Fuzry..............................Brian Jermark Miss Minnick.........................Alicia Farmer Mr. Adams.......................................Scott Reiter Stubby..................................Mike Gridley Alison............................................Pat Kadel Put-On..................................Jim Kindscher Avis....................................Connie File Orville..........................................Greg Hansen Dr. Joplin.......................................John Black Flo..............................Phyllis Daugherty Emily.............................Marsha Ackerman Joan Rogers..................................Christal Yung Rosetta..........................................Pa n Porter Mary.................................Natalie Hewitt ......................................Janice Gersow Barbara................................Susan Steiner ......................................Steve Zachary jim...................................Steve Thompson Mr. Poppenberger..................................Ben Cooter Voice over P. A. system...........................Pat Kelly Students................Pam White, Mark Studer, and Nolta Oetting Cast members relax before the performance. Are you sure this plan will work? 19 Winter Fantasy I've got two days to get my dress done before the 11th.. .Hey!. . .would you like to go.. .uh.. .to the... SURE! !... YOU WILL??.. .what color is your dress?... What a hassle.. .$7.00 for a lousy flower!!! .. .he should have been half an hour ago!.. .do I have to meet your parents?.. .Hi!.. . Pssst.. .look whose with ---...How about some punch ?.. .Hey, it's not spiked! .. .the seniors didn't do too bad on the decorations... HEY!!... Johnny B. Goode.. .Gravy, man, Gravy... look at those two... I 4 A park scene in the Elks Hall was the setting for the 1973 Jr-Sr prom and banquet, May 4th. Streamers of rainbow colors highlighted the ceiling and the wrought-iron rails. The stage was enhanced by a suspended sun and a rainbow. A flowered en- Jr-Sr Prom tranceway and a fountain surrounded by trees and park benches completed the decorations. Teresa Waddell sang The Twelfth of Never accompanied by Becky Litton at the banquet. Janice Gersow, Jr. Class president, presented the prom to the Seniors as a going away present, and Carol Tolbert, Senior Class President, gave the Seniors acceptance and appreciation. Following the banquet, the Juniors and Seniors danced to the sound of White Clover. r Saturday jfl the Park 23 Marizel, escorted by Dana Cox, was the Honorary Queens Attendent for the Winter Sports Festival. Marizel (STANDING) stayed with the Jack Smith family. Barb, a senior at BHS was her American sister. PI Who's that?... . She's so little!... .How do you pronounce her name again? These are some of the comments heard in the halls of BHS since the new AFS student, Marizel Serracin, started her Senior year in Beloit. Marizel is living on the farm with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and Barb. Farm life is one of the things not new to Marizel in America since her parents own a coffee farm in Baquete, Panama. Some of the differences between America and Panama that Marizel named are food (she hates garlic and onions and loves chicken and noodles), not wearing uniforms to school, school hours (they go to school from 7 o'clock to 1:15). They take 8-12 subjects compared to our 6, and she never saw or heard of a cheerleader until coming to BHS. The summer in Panama is from December to April, the opposite of ours, and the one thing that Marizel looked forward to seeing was snow. 74 Stu-Co Lycems The student Council picked out many enjoyable lycems this year. Among them were: (TOP LEFT) Ray Hildebrand, comedian-musician; (BOTTOM LEFT) Washburn Rural High School, with their version of Fiddler on the Roof ; (TOP RIGHT) The Great Society Singers from Cloud County Community College; and (BOTTOM RIGHT) The Fred Cowan Puppets, performing Cinderella. Other assemblies include Colby JuCo Singers, Fort Hays Jazz Band, and Dave Workman, musician. o ll. BILL CAMPBELL-Math SHARON BEAN-P.E. and Girl's Sports Teachers of all shapes and all sizes, Teachers full of term papers and surprises Smiling teachers, sly and shrewd, Screaming teachers coming unglued. CARL FITZGERALD-Band JANA BUTTERFIELD-English HOWARD CRANDALL-English CANDEE HOCHULI- Language Arts Teachers who coach and coaches who teach, Teachers who lecture and teachers who preach. Teachers with problems just like your own, Teachers unable to leave you alone. JACKIE LARSON-Librarian JERRY LINTON-Art HELEN LUKENS-English KARY NIECE-Special Education ARLENE KADEL-Foods HARVEY LOY-Business KEN PIAZZA-Wrestling Coach JAY ROWH-Math and Track Coach LIZ POWELL-School Nurse Wise old teachers tried and true. Brand new teachers, what should I do? Teachers endowed with wit and brains, Teachers addicted to the bowling lanes. SONDRA SEYMOUR-Business and English PHYLLIS STRUBLE- Science SHARON TREASTER-English and Spanish RANDY WOELK-Science Secretary-Irene Kindler Custodians-(LEFT TO RIGHT)-Clarence Seely, Arlyn Simmons. (LEFT TO RIGHT) School Board secretaries; Mary Ann Roberts and Betty Vetter. Levin Interviewer: What are your plan for BHS? Interviewer: As head administrator of BHS, what do you feel is your job? LEVIN: My job is to see that the Beloit High School operates at maximum effectiveness for the growth and development of all its members. Thus my job includes general duties, management of the school, supervision of school clerical workers and records, planning the improvements of the educational program, cooperating in the community activities and evaluating the effectiveness of the school. Interviewer: How well does BHS prepare its students for the future at the present? 4r Interviewer: What improvements can an individual student make for the school? LEVIN: Each student at BHS can make improvements in the school by being a responsible citizen within the school. He must realize that the school is there for the good of everyone and not for just certain individuals. Each individual should work to the extent of his capabilities at all times. He should also be tolerant of other people's opinions and respect the rights of other students. Interviewer: Is BHS unique in any way? LEVIN: I feel that the Beloit High School is doing a pretty fair job in preparing students for college. Our curriculum is set up mainly for the college bound student. For those students not planning to attend college we are not doing as well. We need more exploratory courses in the vocational areas and for the non-college bound student. It is very difficult to judge how well a school is doing in the way of preparing the students for the future because we do not know what is in the future. LEVIN: I like to feel that Beloit High School is unique. However, this is hard to say because I am not that familiar with very many other high schools. I feel that a characteristic of BHS students is that they do not give up easily and are always in there trying to do better. LEVIN: My plans for BHS are that I would like for the Beloit High School to be the best school possible for each individual student. We know that students vary in their talents and capabilities. If each student in the Beloit High School is given the opportunity to develop his capabilities to the best of his ability, then the Beloit High School would be doing its job. I feel that the new high school building will do much to improve the efficiency of the school. Interviewer: Do you think most Beloit citizens are looking forward to the new high school? LEVIN: Yes, I feel that everyone in the school district is looking forward to the new high school. It will be a great improvement for the community and will be something that everyone can and should be proud of. LEVIN POINTING Leading the senior class axe (LEFT TO RIGHT) Dave Porter, Vice President; Susan Humfeld, Secretary; Becky Eilert, Stu-Co. Rep.; Carol Tolbert, fresident; Kim Kimerer, Treasurer. Class Of 1973 Waiting.. .Unique. . .Bite my shorts ... Righteous Seniors... Lake... Party at Bucklands tonight.. .College.. .One more drop, TJ...3-day pass. . .Caught in the act... Gotta picture ?... Showers in the hall...Hickies away... Right Dana?... New watchman at Pep Rallys.. . The big candy ripoff. .. (SCANDAL)... Topeka pass-outs. . .Certain illegal smelly lockers.. .5 hours after school... Shooting the moon.. .Boones Farm... Keg.. .And once again we are trusted to take report cards home to mommy and daddy.. .By ourselves. . .Albatross.., Winter Fantasies.. .Gotta match... Haven't had a match since Superman died! .. .Gravy man. . .gravy.. .How's the candy coming Brian.. .Extended borrowing. . .1 smell smoke... Smarties wear grubbies... 38 NORMA BAIRD WAYNE BELLES JOE BLACK VICKI BRUCE RENE BRYANT JEAN CHEATUM ALLEN COLBY MARTY BUCK LAND DANA COX 39 Carol just acting naturally. DAN DAVIS DAVID DAMERON ROXANNE DONKER MELISSA EVANS BECKY EILERT l MARJ FERRER J.B. FILE 40 MARSHA FILE MARTY FLETCHALL DAN FOGO VALORY FORD MARILYN GREEN JANA GWINN Let it all hang out! JANE HARRISON RUTH HEIDRICK ROBIN HEWITT STEVE HEIDRICK VINCE HOLLAWAY MEUNDA IRELAND BEV HEIMAN JEANNE HOUGHTON 42 SUSAN HUMFELD DOUG NEWQUIST 43 BRAD PEARSON CONNIE ORSBORN IVAN PETTERSON ’°°aaa.O. f°oc,oW CHRIS ORSBORN 44 Waiting patiently for... DAVE PORTER BARBARA SMITH GIL SPECHT KRISTA THOMAS Not Pictured: DON FOSTER JIM GAWITH RITA ROSEBAUGH HERB SEEL MIKE WADDELL DEB STROUP JANA TREASTER USA VanPELT JOYCE DENEKE STANDLEY CAROL TOLBERT MARY TWADDELL JIM VETTER Dana works fast and furious for a year book deadline. ROSE WEGNER KEITH WILLIAMS ANN WILSON KIM WOODARD DEEN WOODS Baccalaureate Sunday, May 13, 1973 8:00 P. M. Processional.....................Mrs. Velva Riley March of the Priests by Mendelssohn Invocation............Rev. Harold Holland Violin Solo.............................Ann Wilso: Sonata No. 3 by Corelli Scripture............Rev. Harold Holland Prayer...............Rev. Harold Hollan. Music................Senior Girls Ensemble Sermon...............Rev. A1 B. Brungard Vocal Solo....................Brian Snyde: Benediction .... Rev. Harold Hollan. Recessional..............Mrs. Velva Riley Audience will please remain seated during the processional and recessional Commencement 90th Graduation Anniversary Tuesday, May 15, 1973 8:00 P. M. Municipal Auditorium jx essional.....................Orchestra Pomp and Circumstance by Edgar Elgar l ocation.........Rev. Charles Farmer i leone.............................Carol Tolbert Lsic........................Flute Quartet inior Talk..........................Carol Tolbert ;,cal Solo...................Vicki Bruce usic....................B. H. S. Singers jidrcft................Capt. Ron Mastin Kcial Recognition . .John Bottom, Supt. |)li Call of Class . . . Irvin Levin, Prin. Mentation of Diplomas..............................Jim Huffman inediction .... Rev. Charles Farmer ec essional......................Orchestra Audience will please remain seated during the processional and recessional 1973 Baccalaureate Commencement r ,a X I ✓ I UNDERCLASSMEN Class Of 1974 Freshmen always want to be Sophomores and Sophomores can't wait to be Juniors but when you finally make it to your Junior year you realize that you only have one more year to cram in all the fun you can. Sure, there are times you wish you were a Senior, but the next moment you may wish to relive your freshman year all over again. Your Junior year brings about many lst's . Planning and attending proms (in the park???), getting class rings (a couple sizes too big), sleeping in history class, burning up homecoming floats, going to parties, telling knock-knock jokes, and so many other things that make your Junior year so unforgettable. THE JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT): Alicia Farmer, Vice-President; Janice Gersow, President; Kathy Brummer, Stu-Co Rep.; Marsha Ackerman, Secretary; and Pat Kelly, Treasurer. Marsha Ackerman Dan Brown John Black Kathy Brummer Mike Blass Dan Bunch Terry Campbell Leila Case Judy Carver Ben Cooter Phyllis Daugherty Kim Emmot Bill Driggs Alicia Farmer 4 52 Greg Hansen Ricky Harrison Mark Heidrick Tim Heidrick ' Takin' a ride in their spare time. Janice Gersow Mike Gridley Lila Fields Shelly File Denise Goddard Duane Grittman Connie File Judy Fogo Jerry Goddard George Halderman Don File Mark Fuller The Juniors float took 1st place in the football Homecoming parade. Jim Kindscher Cathy Kirgis Pam Kolling Becky Litton Kent Melton Bob Miller Nancy Miller Marian Motes Chris Nelson Kim Nelson Nolta Oetting Pam Porter Tony Heiman Natalie Hewitt Gene Howard Brian Jermark Pat Kadel Pat Kelly 54 Munch a bunch of Fritos?! Gary Sporleder Sarah Sporleder Susan Steiner Mark Studer Steve Thompson Velda Unrein Teresa Wadell Gary Wagner Pam White Christ al Yung Steve Zachary CLASS OFFICERS ARE: LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathy Huffman, Vice-President Angela Guipre (IN TREE), Secretary, Bev Ackerman, Stu-Co Rep , and Kenny Wallace, President. Class Of 1975 Dreams of a sophomore.. .Finally not being criticized as a Freshman. ..Frowning at the 2 years left... Smiling at not being a Senior and leaving friends. .. Raising enough money for our Junior year.. .Bake sales.. .Candy.. .Happy for the fun yet to come.. .Laughing at memories of the past year. ..Seeing the whole year behind us.. .Remembering past dates, laughing at the foolishness... Giving spirit at games.. .Trying to study, but not quite making it.. .The end of Biology and Geometry, our toughest courses.. .Knowing you've got a D... Finding out you got a C.. .First try at the stage show...B-Team Cheerleaders .. .Time passing so fast.. .So much fun to cram in one year... Memories of things to never happen again.. .Awaiting die day, to be the class of 75 ... Remembering and not forgetting.. .Just a little bit sad, as we realize, we can never be Sophomores again. Nancy Abercrombie Mark Bean Bev Ackerman Max Bean Jim Beeler Luann Belknap Brenda Blass Ruth Brockway Jon Beeler Bennett Bell Bill Bottenberg Jan Buckland J 56 Phil Cheatum Keith Dronberger Ken Christie Diane Eilert Joey Cikanek Becky File Mary Clegg Lois File Delores Deets Andra Fletchall Rose Dobratz Pan Grotz Penny Grotz Rick Hartenbower Kevin Heidrick Frank Holloway Angela Guipre Tim Hayden Carl Hobbs Kathy Huffman B TEAM CHEERLEADERS (LEFT TO RIGHT): Andra Fletchall, Rose Dobratz, Delores Deets, Mari Clegg. Wayne Hyman Jeri James Monty Long Sylvia Ludwig Larry Martin Natalie McClintock Bob McGaughey Dave Mehl Ladonna Motes Marcia Motes Joleen Munsey Kevin Phillips Duane Rowlison Mary Seehafer Diane Sibley Pat Simmons Craig Smyth Dean Speaks Rogene Specht Big Band sound from Wayne Petterson, Frank Hollaway, and Bill Bottenberg. Jeff Tevis Rita Thompson Barry Treaster Kim VanLeewen Randy Vetter James Wadick Charles Wagner Raelene Walker Kenny Wallace Terry Williamson Nina Underhill Not Pictured: Cherri Hicks Gary Smith Jim Walter Kae Weber Robert Wegner Joan Weidenhaft Bob Weigel Dale Weston Lee W'idrig Sandy Williams 59 Jeff Anderson Barb Blass Tim Chapman Andy Arnold Nettie Bottenberg Lynn Christie Becky Berndt Judy Buckland Doug Cox Class Of 1976 Freshman life is always going to be quite a hassle . . .the only good thing about it is going to parties and 3:09.. .Upperclassmen are almost always putting you down, . .but then, that's their nature.. .Fun things that happen are confusing the teachers and getting Mr. Levin mad. . .Some of the sayings that have been goin' around in the freshman class are. . .OH NO!! the car's stuck.. .Hey courthouse.. .Bushmama and shrubs... Hey hospital.. .realizing half way through the school year that we aren't in Jr. High anymore. . .How are we going to pay for a trailer if we don't even have any money'??... Sliding hour?!...! have what teacher in what hour??.. .but Mr. Holl!... We’re the class of 76! Deanna Crandall Jerry Dahl Steve Dietz Mike Earl Craig Em mot Kathy File Janet Fogo D:ivid Gantenbeir Jeanne Gawith 60 Mary Gray Curt Gridley Jane Hansen SherTy Hargadine Linda Hayden Pam Heidrick Bonnie Heiman Greg Hewitt Jim Hewitt Bonnie Holway Cheryl Jay Tim Jordan Kelli Kruse Teuka LaHue Joe LeSage Mike Long Kris McClintock Art McClune Jackie Melton Patty Miller Dee Monty' Junior Monty Cindy Nelson Mark Noah Nancy Oetting Connie Olmsted Kevin Peterson Pat Petterson Wayne Petterson Dan Pruitt Amy Ridgeway Kirby Roll Connie Schaffer Mary Schaffer Rachel Severence Gary Sibley Sharon Slate Mitch Smith Arlene Snyder Mike Spicher Tim Steiner Yvonne Studer Tami Thierolf Jeff Thomas Brenda Teaster 62 FRESHMAN TROJAN CHEERLEADERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) Amy Ridgeway, Chris McClintock, Jeanne Gawith, Dee Monty. Van Wichers Steve Wilcoxson Kevin Williamson Tammy Wilson Rodney Wisehart Dave Zachary Rocky Zachary Kris Tripp Randy Walker Mike Weigal 63 Not Pictured: Cindy Palmer, Bill Griffeth. MM � • MM lllllli � M MM M ♦ ♦ M M M MM M M MM MM MM Ml M • M mi I • 4M M M • •' i'iwWi MMMM ♦ ♦♦ MM M IMM Mi MII4444U44444MM4M mmihmimiim mmmmmimm BHS Trojan Marching Band Now there's eight steps to every five yards. . . What'd he say?.. .Five steps to every eight yards.. .turn, turn, turn, .. .Eight o'clock in the morning?.. .do we have to go?... Blech! !.. .When do we go to Hays?. . .on ONE Week??... that soon !! ... Hey, Carol. . .do you like the new flag twilers outfits?.. .Is everybody ready?. . .don't muff it... What happened?.. .that rain ruined our performance.. .My last year of going to Hays.. .and it looks like a disaster!! .. .What was our rating?.. .a 4 ?.. .We got a 1 !!!... You've got to be kidding.. .What a great marching season!!... Drum Majorette-Carol Tolbert FLAG TWILERS (LEFT TO RIGHT)- Kim Kimerer, Deb Stroup, Becky File, Pam Porter, Jana Treaster. 67 TO FRONT) Ray Mehl Vince Hollaway Dave Gantenbein Pep Band Orange shirts and black pants... cool... Walkin’ with a Waddle?... another Pep Rail ... Where's Fitz... Oh, really?? ... that’s tooo fast. .. What time do we get out of class to go to .. .Well, there’s another game shot down... and another night ... that’s ALL there is?... where is everyone at?... this is Wed-nesday.. .isn't it?.. .Nope, it's Thursday... No more Pep Band .. . Yeah ! !... until tomorrow. ..' BHS Singers '’Practice at 7:30?. .. But, Mr. Bice. .. my dog’s going to have pups and I have to stay up late at night and.. .do we get ice cream like we did last year? ...sing, sing, sing. ..Blah, blah, blah! ! !l like this song... BHS Singers strike again f.. . or did we strike OUT?.. • Dana Cox, Ray Me hi, Joey Cik-anek, Ken Christie, Gil Specht, Jim Kindscher, Deen Woods, Brian Snyder, Brad Pearson, Mr. Bice. cr v£ “Lost in Space” The BHS Music and Art Departments got it all together to present Lost In Space for the annual stage show. The captivated audience was taken to space ports on the moon and other imaginative planets. Featured were the Aquarius, Queens, Planet girls, and monster dances, along with solos by Vicki Bruce, Gil Specht, Teresa Waddell, Dana Cox, and a duet by Deen Woods and Cathy Kirgis. The stage band, stage chorus, and other characters helped highlight this years show. 71 Vocal Director - Carl Bice Varsity Chorus When's the next concert?... tomorrow?... feet on the floor... another spiritual song... eyeballs on Mr. Bice... look out for flying sticks.. .but I'd rather sing it this way ... I lost my robe.. .A SOLO!.. .Can 1 be a monster?... LOST IN SPACE.. .sing, don't mumble... That's my folder. .. can we wear the red side out?... WHY?... Whens the stage show... No ! @ %$... can we go sell tickets?... can we go somewhere?... Next concert right after stage show ...sing, sing, sing... 1 said sing!... Oh; well! !@ $96! ! ! TO!. ■ - r — — Music Festival Groups receiving I's at contest were band, orchestra, mixed chorus, and the pictured individuals and ensembles. Receiving II's were: Girl's Ensemble B, flute ensemble, woodwind ensemble, string ensemble, brass trio, brass ensemble, Teresa Waddell, Tim Chapman, Brian Snyder, Lisa VanPelt, Kathy File, Tammy Wilson, Becky Litton, and Melinda Ireland. BHS Singers Girl's Ensemble Boy's Ensemble Rachel Severance and Rose Dobratz-string solos String trio Ann Wilson-string solo 78 OFFICERS ARE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Jane Harrison, President; Natalie Hewitt, Vice-President; Jeri Janies, Secretary; Rene Bryant, Treasurer. Watch Out . . . Here They Come!! Black G Orange . . . far out . . . give me a break . . . how many points earned lately? . . . 15 . . . WOW . . . Spirit . . . only one more week to wear uniforms . . . our officers really stand up at otir games ... no bathrooms . . . HELP ... stay after school . . . we'd appreciate your help tonight ... for what. . . Yell . . . wild Trojans going my way . . . hitch'n a ride . . . going my way?. . . where is everybody? . . . $1.25. . . Flow about a volunteer? . . . GOOD LUCK NEXT YEAR. 79 ll J ' DKRS 1 ROM TOP I O BOTTOM «$?'« ARK: K.i LeSasje, Barb Smith, Cathy Kirs is, head CL_H cheerleader Roxie Schramek, Pat Kadel, and Susan Steiner. Letterman’s STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) BACK ROW: Mark Studer, Rose Dobratt, Jim Kindscher, Delores raONT SMn v8’ pa, yxxmMme Rene,Bryant. Leila Case, Jane Harrison, Susan Steiner, Steve Thompson. FRONT ROW: Ltsa VanPelt, Manlyn Green, Jon Beeler, Curt Gridley, Greg Hansen, Barb Smith, Brian Smith, Bnan Snyder, Becky Litton, Becky Eilert, Bev Heiman, Dana Cox, Mr. Holl. Not pictured-Vince Hollaway. , PWi Student Council M ,i $x m' Mr. President . . . We're getting a candy machine . . . and you, unplug the pop AND candy machine . . . QUIET!! . . . Boy, we sure have a lot of $$ this year . . . Mr. Holl, you're kidding . . . how did the Smoke Break idea go? . . .it went . . . Who did? . . . Delores, get back on the subject . . . Oh, brother . . . Whose going to be Santa? ... a cigarette machine . . . No . . . Huh . . . What??? . . . Yes . . . GREAT! ! . . . a student exchange program with other area high school students . . . how about exchanging teachers?? . . . What are we going to do about this 3-day crap? . . . SELL 'EM! ! . . . lyceums . . . lets get a sex education class agoin' in this here joint! . . . lets cancel tomorrow! ... STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) Pres. Brian Snyder, Sec. Marilyn Green, Vice-Pres. Dana Cox, Treas, Bev Heim an. Tells Creative Writing Club (TOP TO BOTTOM) Melinda Ireland, pres.; Susan Humfeld, vice-pres.; Bev Ackerman, sec. j Krista Thomas, treas,; Kathy Huffman, reporter; Sylvia Ludwig, stu-co rep. Debate Help, the Concordia meet is tomorrow ... federal aid to what ... who is my partner ... I mean colleague ... where is Jeff ... someone sat on Ralph ... can't we wear jeans ... overnite to Goddard ... I only made up my case last night ... we're leaving at 6:00 a. m. ... you locked my purse where ... Cheryl, put your head down farther ... we are begging you to concur with the affirmative team .. . Delores, wasn't that the turnoff ... can you please qualify that statement ... Science Club VOLUME XXXV BELOIT. KANSAS BHS Life.. .What you see is what you get... Quiet... Vince! Shut Up!... Gotten any spankings lately, Steve?... Stories due tomorrow... No Gossip... The way this school is... Runners up... 4th place at Manhatten... Censor the cookie Jar... But we’ve always done it this way... Real dippy... Fake pictures... Dress up time... Keep it confidential. . .flying up with alot of points lately.. .Just flags... Shut the door.. .Jana, put your shoe on.. .Get well soon, Dear Bel... new press next year., .Write on! ! ! B.H.S. Life Editor....................................Jean Cheatum Feature Editor............................ Janice Gersow News Editor....................................Scott Reiter Sports Editor.................................Mike Gridley Editorial Editor..........................Susan Humfeld Reporters.................................Mary Twaddell Janice Ramsey Melody Palmer Valory Ford Jana Gwinn Susan Steiner Dan Fogo Steve Thompson Ann Wilson Photographers.............................Marty Buckland Tom Arrighi Vince Hollaway Scott Reiter Business and Circulation........................Dana Cox Journalism Advisor............................Miss Hochuli The BHS Life is published monthly by the Beloit High School Journalism Class during the school year. 87 Future Nurses Pictures taken at the hospital... Can I work at the Blood-mobile?. . .only Seniors... Do you want to check heights and weights?. .. I'll work all day if you need me... Ruth, can I please?... I'll check eyes... and I don't see a little brown dog either.. .Get out of the Nurse's office, we only check Sophomores and Seniors.. .When's our party at the lake?... Last Saturday?... Thank you for letting us know about it. . .Why can't we try out at the hospital on a regular patient?.. .the close of another year... Failure?... no... 1972-73 OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) Pres.-Ruth Heidrick; V-Pres.-Marian Motes; Sec-Treas.-Connie File; Stu-Co Rep.-Marsha Ackerman. Liz Powell sponsors the group. 88 ) f FUTURE TEACHERS' OFFICERS FROM TOP TO BOTTOM ARE: Arm Wilson, Stu-Co Rep. j Marsha File, Treasurer; Becky Eilert, President; Kathy Brammer, Secretary; and Marilyn Green, Vice-President. What??:?? We have to ride the bus for one block? . . . Hey Becky, we'll be down at the church after a Poorboy at the Donut Shop . . . Mr. Levin, we ALWAYS take our cars to teach! . . . Sign at the elementary . . . look at these little desks . . . necklaces from paper clips . . . this new math is weird . . . grading papers . . . Thanksgiving skits . . . Did you say you were teaching second half? . . . Should be be tardy again? . . . That special feeling of helping someone in need, and being loved in return. Future Teacher’s s Mm.I Y-Teens When's the Big-Little Si even gotten her bib made y r picnic??... I haven't fiyvMSH «v. iw4uc yci. . .At least this year we don't have to go UMPTEEN miles for the Fall District Conference since it's at Beloit.. .Aren't those cute wall plaques? !... How much are they?... I'll take the Santa Claus. . .Well, we finally got the fruit baskets for the old folks' home for Thanksgiving done... Isn't it time to set up the Christmas tree?. . .Where are all the decorations at?.. .Well, we've done our good deed.«. for the year... Y-TEEN OFFICERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) Prej. Robin Hewitt, Sec. Sylvia Lt as, Treas. Leila Case. ig, Vice-Pres. Krista Thom- 90 Hi-Y A new year... a new time... now who’s goin' to run the popcorn business at sports activities?... AGAIN ! !. . .you're going to turn into a giant popcorn kernel, Doug.. .Don’t we have a Hi-Y meeting today, Jim?. . .Well, we do, but the.. .we don't., .but WiVre down here.. .so may as well... In other words... GKT IT!!!.. .YtAH! ! !. ..Where's the progra it just walked out.. .1 don't blame 'em. . .1 w sr If we'll have Hi-Y next year... IF we c that can live through a year of us!!... Hl-Y OFF! Sec.-Stev Pres.-Mike Gridte H nC If'ERPRE'LATIONS- Jim Walter For Jim ; Kevin Heidrick, The Tell-Ta] Heart , Dean Speaks, The Button’; Rachel Severance, Horton Hatches the Egg. The BHS Forensics Squad participated in four contests this year. At the league contest in Minneapolis, Susan Humfeld and Charles Wadick received a II rating in duet acting. Those receiving Ill’s were Dean Speaks, Jim Walter, and Susan Humfeld. In Hays, Susan Humfeld received a I rating for interpretation of prose, I am my Brother. Receiving II ratings were: Beverly Heiman and Becky Berndt. Receiving III ratings were: Don File and Sylvia Ludwig, Susan Humfeld and Charles Wadick, and Kathy Huffman. Rachel Severance and Keving Heidrick both received IV’s. District was held in Manhattan on March 23rd. Keving Heidrick, Rachel Severance, Susan Humfeld, and Becky Berndt received II ratings. Receiving III ratings were: Keving Heidrick, Kathy Huffman, and Cheryl Jay. The State Festival was held in Manhattan also, with Susan Humfeld receiving a II rating. POETRY- Kathy Huffman, The Hangman ; Susan Humfeld I Am My Brother ; Bev Heiman, selections from Rod McKuen. FORENSICS 93 DUET ACT- Susan Humfeld and Charles Wadick, Androcles and the lion. i WMMMi:= ■ UUUUUUUUlTlIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUl mtiimnminiminminmimi'� ' OUMHUUIIIimimuimil.............. 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Quarterback Hartenbower receives heat from Lincoln Leopard. FOOTBALL, BACK ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Coach Williams, Coach Piazza, Randy Vetter, Rick Hartenbower, Jim Vetter, Mike Gridley, Tom Arrighi, Coach Johnson, Mark Noah. MIDDLE ROW (LETT TO RIGHT): Robert Wegner, Shelly File, Barry Treaster, Craig Smyth, Jon Beeler, Don File, Brian Snyder, Mark Studer, John Black, Dave Prnitt, Steve Thompson, Carl Hobbs, Gene Howard. FRONT ROW (LEFT TO RIGHT): Dave Porter, Ivan Petterson, Doug Newquist, Bob Miller, Marty Buckland, Kevin Phillips, Keith Dronberger, Jim Beeler, James Wadick. Trojan Football The 1972 football team ended up with a mark of 5 wins and 4 losses. Relying heavily on young and inexperienced players, the Trojans dropped 2 of their first 3 games. Opening up a strong passing game againrt Osborne, the team went on to win 4 straight games, including a come from behind victory over a tough Concordia team. Three of the four losses were close games with the only bad defeat ooming at the hands of league champ, Minneapolis. Trojans selected to the all-league team were Jim Vetter, linebacker; Tom Anighi, tackle; and Marty Buckland, receiver. Beloit with 15 starters returning should be one of the top teams in the NKL for 1973. Coach Williams and quarterback Harenbower discuss strategy. 97 Brian Snyder and Jim Vetter go in for a tackle. Trojans warming up a victory. O RIGHTJ: I im Tiapman, VVayne Pelterson, Randy Walker. :eve Dtetr, Doug Cox. Ivan Peterson-Split End Dave Porter-Guard Brian Snyder-Center VARSITY SQUAD, LEFT TO RIGHT: Joe Black, Doug Cox, Tim Steiner, Jack Black, Ben Cooter, Dan Fogo, Don File, Bob McGaughey, Lee Widrig, Jim Vetter, Mike Gridley, Mike Blass, Coach Johnson. Trojan Basketball The old saying that good guys finish last held true for the 1972-73 varsity basketball team. With only one returning letterman and a new coach, the Trojans could manage only a frustrating 2-18 win-loss mark. This year the team lost many close games, due mainly to poor shooting and turnovers although they out-rebounded almost every team. One highlight of the season was holding undefeated and state ranked Bellville scoreless for a full quarter. Three returning starters should guarantee a better record for next year. The team ended the season and started next year's winning ways by beating Osborne for 3rd place in the district tournament. 1 100 Black and Gridley trying to stop a Thomas Moore Prep player. Beloit 51 Smith Center 52 Beloit 44 Belleville 68 Beloit 47 Thomas Moore frep 63 Beloit 65 Lincoln 68 Beloit 54 Minneapolis 62 Beloit 60 Mankato 62 Beloit 52 Concordia 67 Beloit 81 Osborne 64 Beloit 28 Smith Center 47 Beloit 29 Belleville 48 Beloit 52 Lincoln 73 Beloit 56 Minneapolis 69 Beloit 58 Mankato 64 Beloit 53 Osborne 66 Beloit 60 Lyons 105 Beloit 50 Concordia 89 N.K.L. Tournament Beloit 71 Smith Center 74 Beloit 46 Osborne 78 1 District Tournament Beloit 59 Mankato 71 Beloit 38 Osborne 36 Senior Lettermen leading the Trojans this year are: L-R Joe Black, Jim Vetter, Dan Fogo. 101 he Freshman BB team ended the season with a 4-7 season. TOP ROW L-R: Steve Tlcoxson, Steve Zachary, Tim Steiner, Doug Cox, Coa Ca pbep1'n U ? r OW, L-R: Jim Hewitt, Curt Gridley, Dave Gatenbein, Mike Spicher, Randy Walker U REST LING SQUAD (LEFT TO RIGHT) BACK ROW: Dave Pruitt, James Wadick, Dave Mehl, Pat Petterson, Wayne Petterson, Kim Nelson, Tim Chapman, Barry Treaster, Mark Studer, Brian Jermark. FRONT ROW: Greg Hewitt Jeff Tevis, Jim Kindscher, Gil Specht, Allan Colby, Bob Miller, Marty Fletchall, Dave Porter TROJAN CRAPPLERS At the beginning of the season the wrestlers set two goals, first they wanted to beat Concordia, second they wanted to beat Osborne. The first goal was realized and the team felt that their second goal was within reach. Coach Piazza worked with the team and things continued to look hopeful. The team spirit was high and it looked as if this might be the first undefeated season in wrestling history, then came defeat at the hands of the Osborne Bulldogs. The second goal was lost and so was the league title. But now the Trojans were preparing for the Beloit Tournament where the grapplers wanted to make a good showing. They took second place and things looked good again. Then came District Tournament where they took third. The season was over for the team, ending with a 6-2 record. One wrestler, Jim Kindscher, went to the state competition and placed second. 104 Coach Piazza makes last minute plans before Minneapolis match. Greg Hewitt gives crowd an exciting match at Beloit Invitational. Beloit grapplers watch a teammate wrestle. Studer walks away with a pin. Porter works for a takedown. Te™ PinninS combination. VARSITY WRESTLERS (LEFT TO RIGHT) BACK ROW: Dave Porter, Dave Pruitt, James Wadick, Mark Studer, Brian Jermark, Allan Colby. FRONT ROW: Greg Hewitt, Jeff Tevis, Jim Kindscher, Gil Specht, Bob Miller, Marty Fletchall. 105 At the Beloit Invitational Brian Jermark placed 1st in the 185 lbs. class, Jim Kindscher placed 3rd in the 112 lb. class, and Greg Hewitt placed 3rd in the 98 lb. class. Beloit was well represented at the District and Regional meets by Greg Hewitt, Jim Kindscher, Brian Jermark, Dave Porter, and Mark.Studer, Jim Kindscher went on to compete on the State Level. WRESTLERS FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Petterson, Kim Nelson, Wayne Peterson, Dave Mehl, Tim Chapman, and Barry Treaster. Due to the lack of interest, tomorrow has been cancelled. This sounds like this years cross-country team. A grand total of six runners started out the season but only three finished. Dan Fogo senior, Steve Zachary junior, and Max Bean sophomore were coached by Randy Woelk and their manager was Mark Bean. The trio did as well as expected considering they could not place in any meets because it takes five runners to make a team, therefore they competed individually. 1 E Miss Bean instructs Bonnie in the art of serving Connie and Jeri warm up for a singles match. 109 Sylvia and Angela volley the ball during a practice. Rogene awaits Sandy's return hit. 1972-73 TENNIS TEAM, FROM L-TO-R: BACK ROW-Jeri James, Coach Sharon Bean, Rogene Specht, Sandy Williams, Angela Guipre, Sylvia Ludwig. FRONT ROW-Bonnie Heiman, Joan Weidenhaft, and Connie Olmstead. Boys Track The 1973 track season was not too outstanding for the B. H. S. team. The team needed more depth and was hurt by the lack of upperclassmen on the team. There were, however, several individuals who consistently placed. Dan Fogo and Brian Snyder were the only seniors on the team. Fogo placed 4th at the state indoor in the long jump and placed sometime during the year in pole vault, low hurdles, triple jump, javelin, high jump, and ran on the mile relay team. Snyder ran on the medley, mile, and 880 relay teams. He also long jumped and ran the 220. Beloit should be stronger next year with letter-men Don File, Bob Miller, Mark Studer, Bob McGaughey, Doug Cox, Randy Walker, and Wayne Petterson all returning. 110 Ill Girls Track Although the year started out slow, many fine performances were turned in by the Girls' track squad. New records were set in the 880 yd. relay, 880 yd. dash set by Bonnie Heiman, and the 50 and 100 yd. low hurdles by Cathy Kirgis. Tying school records were Deb Stroup in the 100 yd. dash and the 440 yd. relay team. Cathy Kirgis and Amy Ridgeway represented BHS in the state meet at Wichita. This years squad competed in the Chapman Triangular, Mankato Invitational, Jewell Quadrangular, Beloit Invitational, Jewell Relays, Abilene Invitational, NKL Meet, Regionals at Hill City, and the State Meet, placing in the top four in many of them. Sharon Bean coaches the team. 112 The above girls represented BHS at the regional meet in Hill City. BHS students Amy Ridgeway and Cathy Kirgis traveled to the state meet in Wichita, after placing at regional. 113 Golf Squad 1973 NKL CHAMPS Steve Heidrick paced this year's golf squad by placing 3rd in the regional meet and 7th in the state tournament. Other members of the squad were Tom Arrighi, Ray Mehl, Keith Williams, Ken Christie, Charlie Wagner, Dean Speaks, Jim Beeler, Jon Beeler, Joey Cikanek, Mike Earle, and Mark Noah. Mr. Bob Holl coached the group. Steve Heidrick, senior, demonstrates the swing that took him to the 1973 State Golf Tournament. Senior Acknowledgement BILL ANDRLA Hi-Y-1,2,3; Jr. Play; Orchestra-1, 2.3.4. TOM ARRIGHI Lettermens-2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3; Chorus 1,2,3; BHS Life-4; Trojan Staff-4; Art Club 4; Science Club-4; Football-1,2, 3,4; Golf-2,3,4; Basketball-1; Sr. Play; Vice-Pres.-2 (class); StuCo Rep. -3 (Lettermens); all league Football. LEE AX TELL Sr. Play. NORMA BAIRD Pep Club-1,2,3; Y-Teens-1. WAYNE BELLES Music Festival-2; Band-2. JOE BLACK Hi-Y-1,2,3; StuCo-1; Lettermens-3, 4; Pep Band-2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3, 4; Music Festival 1,2, 3,4; Band-1, 2,3,4; Football-1, 2,3; Track 2; Basketball-1, 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Boys State alternate, Pres.-3 (class); Kansas Honor Student, Who's Who Among American High School Students. VICKI BRUCE Y-Teens-1,2,3; Future Nurses-1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Pep Band-2,3,4; BHS Singers-3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2, 3,4; Chorus-1, 2, 3,4; Track-3; Orchestra- 1.2.3.4. RENE BRYANT Y-Teens-1,2, 3; Future Teachers-1, 2,3; Future Nurses-3,4; Pep Club-1, 2,3,4; StuCo-4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2; Chorus-2,3,4; Sr. Play, Treas.-2 (class); Treas. -3 (Pep Club); Orchestra-1,2,3,4. MARTY BUCKLAND (Transferred soph, year), Lettermens-3,4; Stage Show-3; Chorus-3,4; BHS Life-4; Trojan Staff-4; Football-3,4; Wrestling-2; Sr. Play; Treas.-4 (Lettermens); all league Football. JEAN CHEATUM (Transferred soph, year), Y-Teens-2,3,4; Future Teachers-2,3,4; Future Nurses-4; Pep Club-2,3; Chorus -3; BHS Life-3,4; Trojan Staff-3,4; Girls Track-2. ALLEN COLBY Hi-Y-1; Lettermens-2,3; Pep Band-2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,4; Art Club-4; Football-1,2,3; Wrestling-1,2,3,4; Track-1,2. LINDA CORDILL Y-Teens-1,2; Future Teachers-1,2, 3,4; Pep Club-1; Band-1,2,4; Chorus-2,3; BHS Life-3; Trojan Staff-3; Girls Track-1. DANA COX Hi-Y-1,2; StuCo-4; Lettermens-2, 3; Pep Band-2,3,4; BF1S Singers-2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1, 2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; Drum Major-1; BHS Life-4; Trojan Staff-4; AFS-2,3,4; Forensics-3; Football-1; Football manager-2,3; Track-1,2,3; Boys State; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Vice-Pres.-l (class); Pres.-2 (class); Vice-Pres.-4 (StuCo); Kansas Honor Student; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Foreign Exchange Student for 1973 - 74. DAVID DAMERON DAN DAVIES JOYCE DENEKE STANDLEY ROXANNE DONKER Y-Teens-1,2,3; Future Teachers-2, 3,4; Future Nurses-3,4; Pep Club-1, 2; Stage Show-2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Chorus-2,3,4. BECKY EILERT (Transferred soph, year); Y-Teens-2, 3; Future Teachers-2,3,4; Future Nurses-2, 3; Pep Club-2,3,4; StuCo-4; Girls Basketball-2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; StuCo Rep.-4 (class); Kansas Honor Student; Who's Who Among High School Students. MELISSA EVANS Y-Teens-1,2,3; Future Teachers-2, 3,4; Future Nurses-2, 3,4; Pep Club- I, 2,3; Pep Band-3; Stage Show-2,3, 4; Music Festival-1, 2,3,4; Band-1, 2,3,4; Chorus 2,3,4; Sec.-l (class). MARJ FEERER Y-Teens-1,2, 3; Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; Sr. Play; Orchestra-1, 2,3; Y-Teen Cabinet-3. J. B. FILE Hi-Y-1,2; Sr. Play. MARSHA FILE Y-Teens-1, 2,3; Future Teachers-1, 3,4; Future Nurses-2,3,4; Pep Club-1.2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1, 2, 3,4; Band-1, 2,3,4; Chorus-2,4; Art Club-4; Girls Track-1; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Treas. -4 (Future Teachers); Track Queen Attendant. STEVE FLEMING Stage Show-2; Band-1,2; Chorus-1, 2; Basketball-1. MARTY FLETCHALL Hi-Y-1; Football-1, 2; Chorus-1,2; Sr. Play. DAN FOGO (Transferred soph year); Lettermens-2,3,4; Pep Band-2,3; Stage Show-2, 3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Band-2,3, 4; Chorus-4; BHA Life-4; Trojan Staff-4; Football-2; Basketball-2,3,4; Cross Country-3,4; Track-2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Vice-Pres. -3 (class); Pres.-4 (Lettermens). VALORY FORD (Transferred sr. year); Future Teach-ers-4; Pep Club-4; Sr. Play; BHS Life-4; Trojan Staff-4. DON FOSTER JIM GAWITH MARILYN GREEN Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Teachers-3,4; Future Nurses-3; Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; Tells-2,3; StuCo-4; Pep Band-2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; AFS-4; Girls Track-1; Sr. Play; Vice-Pres. -4 (Future Teachers); Sec. -4 (StuCo) Winter Sports Queen Attendant. JANA GWINN Y-Teens-1,2; Future Teachers-2, 3; Future Nurses-3,4; Pep Club-1, 2,3; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2, 3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; BHS Life-4; Trojan Staff-4; Sr. Play. JANE HARRISON Y-Teens-1, 2, 3,4; Future Teachers-2,3; Future Nurses-3,4; Pep Club-1, 2,3,4; StuCo-3,4; Stage Show-2,3; Pres.-1 (class); Vice-Pres.-3 (Future Teachers); Pres. -4 (Pep Club); StuCo Rep.-3 (Future Nurses); Kansas Honor Student. RUTH HEIDRICK Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Nurses-2, 3,4; Pep Club 1,2, 3,4; StuCo-2; Pep Band-3; Stage Show 2,3,4; Band-1,2,3; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Cheerleader-1; StuCo Rep. -2 (Future Teachers); Pres. -4 (Future Nurses). STEVE HEIDRICK Hi-Y-1; Football-1; Basketball-1; Golf-1,2,3,4. BEV HEIMAN (Transferred soph, year); Y-Teens-2,3,4; Future Teachers-2, 3,4; Future Nurses-2, 3,4; Pep Club-2,3,4; Tells -4; StuCo-4; Stage Show-2,3; Music Festival-2,3; Chorus-2,3; Forensics 4; Girls State; Sr. Play; Treas. -4 (StuCo); Who's Who Among American High School Students; Kansas Honor Student. ROBIN HEWITT Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Teachers-2,4; Future Nurses-3,4; Pep Club-1, 2,3,4; Tells-4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3, 4; BHS Life-3; Trojan Staff-3; Girls Track-3; Sr. Play; Vice-Pres.-3 (Pep Club); Pres.-4 (Y-Teens); Football Queen. VINCE HOLLA WAY StuCo-4; Pep Band-2, 3,4; Stage Show -2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2, 3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2; BHS Life -4; Trojan Staff-4; Football-1; Basketball-1,2; Golf-1. JEANNE HOUGHTON Pep Club-1,2; Y-Teens-1. SUSAN HUMFELD Y-Teens-1,2, 3,4; Future Teachers-1,2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Tells-2,3,4; Stage Show-3; Music Festival-3; Chorus-1,3; BHS Life-4; Trojan Staff 4; Forensics-3,4; Art Club-4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Vice-Pres. -4 (Tells); Sec.-4 (class). .MELINDA IRELAND Y-Teens-1,2; Future Nurses-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; Tells-3,4; Stage Show 116 -2,3; Music Festival-1,2, 3,4; Pres.-4 (Tells); Orchestra-1,2,3,4. REBECCA JOHNSON Y-Teens-1,2; Future Nurses-1,3; Pep Club-1; Chorus 1.2, 3,4. KIM KIMERER Y-Teens-1,2,3; Future Nurses-3; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; StuCo-3; Pep Band-3, 4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Chorus-2,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Music Festival-1, 2,3, 4; Girls Track-1; Cheerleader-1,2; Flag Twirler-4; StuCo Rep.-3 (class); Treas.-4 (class); Football Queen Attendant. KAY USAGE Y-Teens-1, 2,3,4; Future Teachers-2; Future Nurses 3,4; Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Chorus-1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader-1,2, 3,4; Vice-Pres. -3 (Future Nurses); Treas.-2 (Y-Teens); Music Festival-2,3,4; Track Queen. RAY MEHL Band-1, 2,3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; BHS Singers-3,4; Hi-Y-2; Lettermens-3, 4; Football-1; Basketball-1,2,3; Track-1; Golf-2,3,4; Cross Country- 2,3. SUSAN MILLER Y-Teens-1,2, 3; Pep Club-1, 2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1, 2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Girls Track-1; Orchestra-1,2; Track Queen Attendant. VICKY MONTY MIKE MOTES Hi-Y-1,2; Pep Band-2,3; Stage Show -2,3; Band-1,2,3; Sr. Play. DOUG NEWQU1ST Hi-Y-1,2,3,4; Lettermens-4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; Science Club-2,3,4; Photo Club-3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play. LINDA OLMSTED Pep Club-1,2; Y-Teens-1,2,3; Future Nurses-2, 3; Future Teachers-2. CHRIS ORSBORN Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Teachers-2,3,4; Future Nurses-2,3,4; Pep Club -1,2,3; Stage Show-2,3; Music Festival-1,2,3; Chorus-1,2,3. CONNIE ORSBORN Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Teachers-1, 2,3; Pep Club-1,2, 3; Stage Show-3, 4; Music Festival-1, 2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; BHS Life-4; Trojan Staff-4; Art Club-4; Photo Club-4; Sr. Play. MELODY PALMER Y-Teens-1,2,3, Future Teachers-1,2, 3, Pep Club-1,2, 3, Stage Show- 3,4, Music Festival-1,2, 3,4, Chorus -1,2, 3,4, BHS Life-4, Trojan Staff-4, Art Club-4, Photo Club-4, Sr. Play. BRAD PEARSON Hi-Y-1,2; StuCo-3,4; BHS Singers-4; Stage Show-3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Chorus-3,4; AFS-3,4; Boys State; Treas. -1 (class); Kansas Honor Student; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Orchestra- 1,2,3,4. P AN PETERSON Lettermens-4; Football-4. DAVID PORTER Hi-Y-1,2,3; Lettermens-2, 3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Science Club-3; Wrestling-2,3,4; Track-1,2; Vice-Pres. -4 (class); Orchestra-1, 2,3,4. JANICE RAMSEY Y-Teens-1,2; Future Teachers-1, 2, 3; Future Nurses-2,3; Pep Club-1,2, 3; Stage Show-3; Chorus-2; BHS Life -4; Trojan Staff-4; Art Club-4; Photo Club-4. ROXIE SCHRAMEK Y-Teens-1,2,3; Future Teachers-1; Future Nurses-1, 2,3,4; Pep Club-1,2 2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Chorus-1,2, 3,4; Girls Track-1; Cheerleader-1,2,3,4; Head Cheerleader-1; Football Queen Attendant. HERB SEEL (Transferred sr. year). MARIZEL SERRACIN (Transferred sr. year); Y-Teens-4; Pep Club 4; StuCo-4; Chorus-4; AFS-4; BHS AFS Student for 1972-73 from Panama. ROSE SIBLEY Pep Club-1; Y-Teens-1,2; Future Nurses-2; Girls Track-1. BARB SMITH Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Teachers-1; Future Nurses 2,3,4; Pep Club-1, 2,3,4; Tells-3,4; StuCo-3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Chorus-2,3,4; AFS-3,4; Forensics-1; Girls Track-1,2,3; Cheerleader-1, 2, 3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Who's Who Among American High School Students; Sec.-3 (Tells); Pres.-4 (AFS); Kansas Honor Student; Winter Sports Queen. BRIAN SNYDER Hi-Y-1,2,3; StuCo-3,4; Lettermens-1,2,3,4; BHS Singers-2, 3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Band-1; Chorus-1, 2,3,4; BHS Life-3; Trojan Staff-3; AFS-2,3,4; Football -1,2,3,4; Wrestling-1, 2; Track-1,2, 3,4; Boys State; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Treas.-3 (StuCo); Pres.-4 (StuCo); Who's Who Among American High School Students; Kansas Honor Student GIL SPECHT Hi-Y-1,2; Lettermens-1,2,3; Pep Band-4; Chorus-1,3,4; BHS Singers-3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Band-1,2,4; Football-1; Wrestling-1, 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Orchestra-1, 2, 3,4. DEB STROUP Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Band-1, 2,3,4; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Girls Basketball-4; Girls Track-1,2,3,4; Girls State alternate; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Flag Twirler-4; Y-Teen Cabinet. KRISTA THOMAS Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Teachers-1; Future Nurses 2; Pep Club-1,2,3, 4; Tells-3,4; StuCo-3; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Chorus -2,3,4; BHS Life-3; Trojan Staff-3; Sr. Play; Sec.-3 (Y-Teens); Vice-Pres.-4 (Y-Teens); Treas.-4 (Tells). CAROL TOLBERT Y-Teens-1,2; Future Teachers-1; Future Nurses 2; Pep Club-1, 2,3,4; Pep Band-2,3,4; StuCo-3; Stage Show-2, 3.4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus-2,4; Girls Track-1, 2; Cheerleader-1; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Sec.-2 (class); Vice-Pres.-3 (StuCo); Pres. 4 (class); Flag Twirler-3; Drum Majorette-4; Winter Sports Queens Attendant. JANA TREASTER Y-Teens-1,2; Pep Club-1,2, 3,4; StuCo-2,3; Pep Band-3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-2,3,4; Band-1,2,3,4; Chorus-1,2, 3,4; Girls Track-1; Cheerleader-1; Treas.-3 (class); Flag Twirler-4; Winter Sports Queen Attendant. MARY TWADDELL Y-Teens-1,2,3,4; Future Teachers-1,2,3,4; Future Nurses-1, 2,3,4; StuCo-2,3; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3.4; Chorus-2, 3,4; BHS Life-3,4; Trojan Staff-3,4; Art Club-4; Girls Track-1; Sr. Play; StuCo Rep.-2,3 (class); Orchestra. LISA Van PELT T-Teens-1,2,4; Future Teachers-2,3; Future Nurses-4; Pep Club-1,2,3,4; StuCo-3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Band-1,2; Chorus-1,2,3,4; Girls Track-1, 3,4; Sr. Play; Sec.-2 (T-Teens); Sec.-3 (class); Who's Who Among American High School Students; Kansas Honor Student; Orchestra-1, 2, 3,4. JIM VETTER Hi-Y-1,2,3,4; Lettermens-2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; Band-1,2, 3,4; Football-1,2,3,4; Basketball-1, 2,3,4; Track-1,2,3; Boys State; Vice-Pres.-3 (Hi-Y); Treas.-2 (Hi-Y); Pres. -4 (Hi-Y); all league Football and Basketball. MIKE WADDELL CHARLES WADICK Hi-Y-l, 2,3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Forensics-4; Debate-3; Science Club -4; Photo Club-3,4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Orchestra-1,2,3,4. ROSE WEGNER KEITH WILLIAMS Hi-Y-l; Lettermens-1,2,3; Pep Band -2,3; Stage Show-2,3; Music Festival -1,2,3; Band-1,2,3; Golf-1, 2,3,4. ANN WILSON Y-Teens-1,2; Future Teachers-1,2, 3,4; Pep Club-1, 2,3,4; BHS Singers-3,4; Stage Show-2,3,4; Music Festival-1,2,3,4; BHS Life-3,4; Trojan Staff-3,4; Girls Track-1; Cheerleader 1,2; Sr. Play; Orchestra-1,2, 3,4. KIM WOODARD Hi-Y-1,2; Sr. Play. DEEN WOODS Hi-Y-1,2; StuCo-1; Lettermens-1,2, 3; BHS Singers-3,4; Stage Show-2,3, 4; Music Festival 2,3,4; Chorus-1,2, 3,4; Football-1,2,3; Track 1; Basketball-1,2,3; Sr. Play. 117 rnurrrr BiSDNKgfcS 5l,pp0 -‘ Us«. • l£T§ SupmMj iHeM ABD Printers Ace Hardware Asherville Store B L Auto Service Banner Burger Bar Bee Line Beloit Bootery Beloit Bowl Beloit Creamery Beloit Dairy Beloit Lumber Co. Beloit Motor Co. Blanding Implement Boogaart’s Supermarket Broadbent Oil Co. Brownie's Market Cable-Corn General, Inc. Dr. J. M. Carrico Clerk’s Office of Beloit Cooks Jewelery Davidson's Steak House Daylight Donut Shop Farmway Co-op, Inc. Farmway Federal Credit Union First Federal Savings and Loan First National Bank Fuller Chevrolet Co. Gamble's Harry Gatenbein, Atty. Gas Service Co. Green Shamburg Gourley Ford Greif Jewelers Grelinger Barber Shop Guaranty State Bank Trust Harrison Funeral Home Hollaway Wholesale Hyklas Grocery Humfeld's Greenhouse James Clothing Ludwig Standard Service Mainliner Restaurant Mastercraft Interior McDonald Funeral Home McDonald, J.M. Moritz Implement North Kansas Savings Assn. Pauline’s Fabrics Peoples Lumber Co. R M Auto Parts Rawlings Plumbing Co. Rex Smoker S S Drug Co. Sears Shamburg Oil Co. Dr. Studt Sunflower Mfg. Co. Thierolf Grain Co. Thompson OK Tire Co. Town Country Woods Durham Wichers Willet Cleaners Williams Shoe Shop Gerald Zimmer, Auctioner 118 1973 Trojan Staff Candee Hochuli Dana Cox Valory Ford Dan Fogo Susan Humfeld Jean Che a turn Ann Wilson Susan Steiner Janice Gersow Tom Arrighi Mike Gridley Steve Thompson Vince Holloway Marty Buckland Jana Gwinn Melody Palmer Mary Twaddell Not Pictured: Scott Reiter Gotta picture?.. .Don't these cameras ever work?.. .the things! !. February is the first deadline. • • and that means EXTRA work !•. • My mind is turning in to a big white space.. • it already was to begin with.. .Where's my pages at?.. .You lost them?? ! !• • • Is it O.K. if I cut her head off?... Miss Hochuli... MISS HOCHULI!!!... Mary... MARY! !! Where does this go?... Now I have to do this all over!... What time is it?.. .What time is it?... 11:30 p. m.... come on guys, get those pages in... NOW!!... Print, Scott, Print, Print, PRINT!!!... The Friendly Neighborhood Photomat is now closing. .. 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