Colo High School - Memories Yearbook (Colo, IA)

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JUNIOR AND SENIOR BANQUET Friday, April 15, 1945 was the day chosen by the Juniors to entertain their Senior classmates and the faculty at a banquet. All guests met at the dock fthe Schoo1'HouseD at 6:30 and proceeded to go aboard the S. S. Story Hotel in Nevada. The basement Rotar- lan Room was the scene of most action including sea- sickness. - Places were set for sixty-one persons. The place cards were small ships and the nut cups were in the form of boats anchored by key chain favors. Attractive printed program booklets were given each passenger. when all guests had been piped aboard, the follow- ing Navy Chow was served. A Dressed Sea Gull White Caps Sea Food Gravy Scum Sea Surf and Drift Wood Sponges Hard Tack Frozen Foam Brine The Sh1p's Crew presented the following program: Welcome . . . . . . . . . . . .Mary Jean Becvar Response . . . . . . . . . . . Betty Rogers The Captain and the Crew . . . K. L. Grant Quartet X Arnold Weuve Gerald wengert Gene Boster Nyle Hartwig Glass History , . . . Kathryn Davis Class Prophecy . . Shirley Andrew Cornet Bolo . . . . . . . Jack Koch Clase Will . . . , . . , , , . . Martin Rlese Piano Solo . . . .,. . . . . Marybelle Hemping Junior Message of Bon Voyage . . Donald wilson Toastmlstress . . Mary Jean Becvar .Accompaniet . . . Marybelle Hemping A show completed the evening's entertainment.

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' K CLASS WILL p We, the class of 1945 A. D., of Colo Consolidated High School, Town of Colo, Townships of New Albany and Sher- man, County of Story, State of Iowa, being of sound mind and memory, and considering the frail and transitory life, do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be our last WILL and TESTAMENT, hereby declaring all other promises and wills null and void. I, Martin Christian Riese, the comedian of the Senior class and headache to the teachers, do hereby will my humor to Bob Quinn who already has accomplished some of the act. , I, Myrna Mae Davis, possessing dark brown locks, do be- queath these to Audrey Shickell knowing that boys prefer brunettes and hope that they will aid Audrey in the duti- ful task of catching a man. I, Betty Jean Rogers, as my last wish ask that Jean Marsh follow in my footsteps of the basketball court to the best of her ability for good old Colo Hi. I, Veda Mae Thornton, not to be confused with my sister, do bequeath my dancing ability to.Howard Schaeffer knowing that he will appreciate this gift. Be sure that you keep up with the latest steps, Howard. - - I, Velda Merle Thornton, wishing to keep my dancing ability since my sister willed hers, leave all my giggles and hilarious manner in the direction of the underclassmen to Elsie Schnur. I, Frances Louise Stokesbary, after due consideration have decided to will my vocal talent to anyone providing that it is used in the betterment of the.G1rls Glee Club. I, Shirley Lou Andrew, will my cheer leader antics and contortions to Ruby Davis knowing that she can perform theselably. I, Kathryn Lee Fish, will my love for American History, the wonderful subJect COh?l to the Juniors whose pleasure it will be to take it next year. - I, Tommy Howard Williams, after so much trouble with my wonderful C71 Ford-V-8 have decided to bequeath it to the Physics class for experiments providing they return it in better condition than it is now. I, Donna Nadine Dawson, leave my ability to do negro parts in plays and operettae to Barbara Stevenson. g X .