College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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The TRAIL 77 Founders Day Events VERYONE feels that Founders' Day was a great success from 'il 3159-YQ? the parade in the morning to the closing performance in the evening. The parade, led by the May Queen float, after which lg A came artistic floats representing the different organizations of the school and very original representations from the classes, passed through the main street of Caldwell and up Cleveland Boulevard to the jazzy music of our clown band. It ended at Voorhees Hall, where Mr. Ezra Hinshaw gave the address of welcome, and Mr. Walter E. Kerrick, an alumnus of '16, gave the response. At 12 o'clock about 500 guests were served with lunch at Sterry Hall. The afternoon was spent in various ways, in visiting the museum and dormitories, witnessing the tennis tournament, or attending the baseball game, which was between the Caldwell and Weiser high schools for the southern Idaho championship. X At 6:00 o'clock lunch was served to the high school Seniors and at 7:00 classic dances under the direction of Mrs. Boulton were given on the campus. The dances consisted of a solo dance by the May Queen, Miss Ruth Miller, and the May Pole dance, Spring dance and Woodland Nymphs' dance by her attendants. The evening's program consisted of stunts by the various classes, sev- eral musical numbers, and the play My Turn Next, which was cleverly and ably presented by members of the Advanced Expression class. A t X. -A 1. 5 k af6lb' .-- .-fp .-fimffgfl' A Ctgffflill.- -1Q.S411:.:, in .Q-1l1t!l!g' WW ini lf ., A 5 ...V 1 I7 W

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