Beloit Memorial High School - Beloiter Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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MRS. ELIZABETH REINHOLZ To one who has devoted, so unselfishly, her time and talent, we dedicate this Beloiter. There are few people so gifted with the wit and personality of our own Mrs. Reinholz. With student and faculty alike she is loved and admired. All those who have come to know her, in one way or another, find her unforgettable. It couldn't be with more pleasure or with greater sincerity, that we, the class of 1952, dedicate this Beloiter to you, Mrs. Reinholz. Jeclicaiion PAGE 3

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High school days are about to become memories for the class of 1952. The time has come . . . In future years, pleasant pictures will form in our minds as we think of our class- mates, our teachers, and our studies. The purpose of this, the 1952 BELOITER, is to serve as a record of service given to the school, to call to mind the many phases of school life. The theme . . . Once Upon A Time . . . has been selected because, just as some of the earliest stories we recall from childhood are fairy tales, so the majority of the memories of our youth will be those concerning school days. Each of us has written his own record at Memorial High. Many of them are excel- lent. The twelve years of schooling which we are now completing are the platforms upon which our future lives will be constructed. We have had the opportunity to learn presented to us on a silver platter. We are now ready to build these foundations-proba- bly all of us in different ways and with different results. What is important is that we ever broaden our knowledge: that we realize that school has been the tool used to awaken this desire within us: that we ever strive to improve and to write new and better records. As you turn the pages, think over your school lives . . . as seniors, juniors, sophomores, and on back . . . those happy days . . . Once Upon A Time. PAGE 4