Fernald High School - Echo Yearbook (Fernald, IA)

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Junior - Senior Banquet The theme Beyond the Blue Horizon was carried out during the Fer- nald junior-Senior banquet, which was held Saturday evening, May 10. XVe were hosts to the ten senior members and high school faculty at the airport in Des Moines. The occasion being formal, the girls were dressed in beautiful formals and corsages, and the boys were attired in their best suits and bouton. nieres. A three-course meal was served in the Cloud room. The menu in'cluded: Fruit Cocktail Swiss Steak Peas VVhipped Potatoes fwith gravyj Relish Plate Tossed Spring Salad Apple Pie leeffream Beverage The following program was carried on throughout the meal with Mr. Begg presiding as toastmaster: .. Prayer ............................,....... Michael Kendall VVelcome .. Junior Class President, Janet McBride Response ..... .. Senior Class President, Allen Anderson Mixed Quartet .................................... Blue Skies Solo .... ......... D ean' Handsaker, Beyond the Blue Horizon Duet Mrs. Miller and Elaine Crosby, Look for the Silver Lining Solo .............. Gay Huhn, f'Somewhere Over the Rainbow After the dinner the group enjoyed the show Bells on Their Toes at the Des Moin-es Theater. Our sponsor was Mrs. C-hitty, an'd we wish to thank her and all others for their wonderful co-operation. 24

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Qi 5OPi'lOl'T'lOl'eS SUPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .................................... Gerald Klonglan Vice-president . . . . Gerald Hitchings Secretary ..... .. Marilyn McNatton Treasurer ,,,, ...... I ,ee Dadisman A day most anticipated by both Freshmen and Sophomores was Sep- tember 2l. On' this day, twelve, very, very green Freshies came hopping into the schoolhouse and were dressed as the months of the year. The day began with the Sophomores decorating the Freshmen with an assort- ment of grease paint and lipstick. The unfortunate underclassmen were then told what they were to do the remainder of the day. After having a joyous day of teasing and pestering the Freshmen, the entire high school and faculty were ready to have the Freshmen perform before them in the evening. The first great event, an'd probably the most dreaded, was the paddle line, during which the Freshmen on their hands and knees were given a big bang. Following this were many different performances such as: having an egg shampoo, runn'ing handicap races, proposing, eating spiced sandwiches, eating chocolate pudding without hands, getting a little shock from an electric battery, and many other most amusing events. The Sophomores then served lunch with the Freshies tn'ot green anymore by all meansj certainly enjoyed. The remainder of the evening was spent by cleaning up the entire mess and then journeying home after a most joyous time. 26