Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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1 07 350 f' 4 . 'D ff N'l pnAr-pc, xx. 5 C Q0 '- ', 'V- X, ffokjlfs CDU UZLTW A fe- T Qluninr-Svninr Banquet, 1523 The junior-Senior Banquet was held in the High School dining room on Sat- urday evening, May lZ, 1923. The room was tastefully decorated in the Senior colors, blue and rose. The guests were seated at small tables upon each of which was a rose shaded candle stick and dainty place cards. MENU First Course FRUIT COCKTAIL Second Course POTATO NEsTs WITH PEAS BAKED HAIvI OLIVES RADISHES ROLLS Third Course BUTTERFLY SALAD XMAFERS Fourth Course 1923 lCE CREAM ANGEL Foon COFFE NUTS After the banquet the guests were entertained at the junior Majestic with the following program: A-Orchestra B-Upsetting Exercises C-The Goops D-Romeo and juliet E-Well l Will F-The Couquet G-The Inverted Quartet H-The junior Nut Bowl I-Orchestra ,iluninr-Seninr Banquet, 1524 The junior-Senior Banquet this year will be held on Saturday evening, May 3rd, MENU First Course COCKTAIL SUPREME Second Course NTASHED POTATOES BUTTERED ROLLS CI-IIGKEN, A LA KING PICKLES CREAIvIED PEAS OLIVES RADISHES .IELLY Third Course COMBINATION FRUIT SALAD CHEESE WAFERS Fourth Course ORANGE SHERBET ANGEL Eoon CAKE COFFEE f- 'D Tl 't - ' It T - L LJ C. Os 6.-C Jzr 31 e181 JE? .1-:ss-K -1 N91 L1 -1-ZLTT ' Cla :W utr' Qu'-' I J