Carson High School - Carsonian Yearbook (Carson, IA)

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CLASS WILL Qcontinuedl I, Dale Boruff, will my masculine physique and 5 o'clock shadow to Roger Killion. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 30th day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-three. Zalnzsn-- In Presence of: 63 ' ll. INMEMORIAM REBECCA ELDORA STEELE Rebecca Eldora Steele born September 16, 1887, passed away on February 19, 1953. Miss Steele was 65 years old at the time of her death. She was a life-long resident of Carson, a member of the Carson Presb- yteriam Church and the O.E.S. chapter 92. In her life time, and the no years that she was a member of the Carson School Faculty she was a friend to all. Her guiding hand helped to mold the character and ideals of hundreds of young people, who today are leaders and responsible citizens in this com unity and through out the United States. Her friendly smile and steady hand became a pillar of strength for those who suffered in sorrow and trouble. Her good deeds will be remembered by all, because they were offered from the utter most depths of her heart. We do truly miss Miss Steele in our school, church and com- munity life in Carson.

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SENIOR SKIP DAY May 7th at 3:30 a.m., eighteen Seniors and Mr. and Mrs. Wald left on Skip Day. We got to the Lake of the Ozarks about 12:00. Most of the afternoon was spent Wexploring.n Thursday night we took boat rides and went, through Reptile Gardensg some went to a show and to a carnival at Camdenton, celebrating the WDogwood Festival.u Friday morning at 10:00 we went through the Bridal Cave. After this we went to Camdenton for the parade at 1:30. About 1:00 we de- cided to be in the parade so after making the necessary arrangements we fixed our car banners that said: nCarson, Iowa Senior Class Skip Day Sincerely Thank You For Your Hospitality.n Friday night we took a two hour cruise--9:30 to 11:30-- on an excursion boat.' When the cruise was over we had a wiener roast. Saturday morning at 10:00 we left for home and at 8:00, eighteen tired, but nappy Seniors got home. JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET Friday May lst was the date of the Junior Senior Banquet this year. It was held at the Hotel Fontanelle in Omaha. The theme was the Song of the Islands. There was a huge pal tree, and the nutcups were miniature palm trees. Kendall Kelley was toastmaster throughout the Banquet. Roger Killion gave the welcome and Barbara Schroder gave the response. Roberta Evans gave the Class Will and Madonna Gilligan read the Class Prophecy. Mr. Wald gave the farewell. After the Banquet we went to see the show nSalmoen at the Brand- ies Theater and after the show we went to the Music Box for dancing. MENU Fruit Cocktail Swiss Steak-Tiny Peas Rissole Potatoes-Coffee Roll and Butter-Lettuce Peppermint Ice Cream JUNIOR CARNIVAL Friday November 21st was the date of the Junior Carnival. The King and Queen of the Carnival was Beverly Husz and Wayne Colvin. Their attendants were Dorothy Kose, Richard Brain, Janet Hessell, Ken Kates, Julaine Perkins, Gordon McKee, Cheradel Byers, and Honnie Evans. Cheryl Winans and Jerry Snapp were the prince and princess. Athletic shows, novelty stands and grade programs were the main attractions. Door prizes were given away which concluded the even- ing U