Kiron High School - Telic Yearbook (Kiron, IA)

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Senlor Class l 1llfcont1nuedy I Gay Nood w1ll my ab1l1ty to skate to Vlarvxn bchurke l Betty Norellus w1ll my lnterest 1n Denrson to GCHEVIQNC wN11son Ne the Sen1or Class w1ll our ab1l1ty to get on the honor roll to the Junxor Class We the Sen1or Class leave the north row of seats to the Jumors that IS rf they JUNIOR SENIOR BANQUET l947 Under the dlrectxon of Vllss Ruth Larson the Junlors presented a banquet follow1ng the theme of Holland Bonket for the Senlors and faculty members The room was gaylly decorated wxth varmous colors of tullps on top of a dxke wall Blue streamers were hunv from the ce1l1ng represent1ng a blue sky On the plat form IH the front of the room was a mlnature wmdmxll The tables were decorated wxth yellow and blue streamers on wh1ch m1rrors Wlth small boats and wooden shoes and w1ndm1lls were placed A three course dxnner was prepared by the mothers and served by SIX sophomores . ,,. . , 1 Y V. . . L . - 1 Y I Y V u. I . -, - , . 1 Y v . D- . . keep them as neat and clean as we have the past year. ' ll If ' O . . . - -

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY I am sure that all of you hke to go to a show and see the prev1ews of the comxng attract1ons whxch are to be offered at the theatre I also belxeve that you are mterested 1n the comxng events and attractlons that are to have members of the senxor class of 1948 of KITOD Hlgh School as the chlef actors The management of the class has therefore arranged for your enjoyment and entertamment at thxs trme a descrlptxon of com1ng attractxons of the years they affect the members of the worthy senxor class now graduatlng from K1ron Here we are 1n a world of tomorrow The Scene IS Palm Beach and two flgures are strolhng lexsurely on the whxte sands The beautlful ma1den IS M1ss Amerxca of 1957 and has won Z5 natlonal beauty contests One glance at her astounding beauty assures us xt 15 none other than Norma Wmqumst At her slde obedlently trots Pr1nce Norman Johnson of the Schlesw1g dommxon of the South Pole They are dxscussmg whether thexr weddxng should take place 1n New York or Parxs Our next prevxew takes place lh one of the largest roller skatlng rlnks 1n the world located at Omaha Nebraska The able bodxed proprletor IS none other than our old frlend B111 Johnson As we look on the scene we hear Mr Johnson s vo1ce over the loud speaker Everybody skate and who should come tumblmg out onto the floor'7 None other than the world s most famous skaters Gay Suhr and Donna Remmes Maybe the names sound strange to you but when they left Klron they were known as Gay Wood and Donna Rosenqulst Well Well Where are we now? It can t be Iowa lt must be Mxssourx It 15 MISSOUTI As we stroll down the streets of the boomlng llttle town of Brook f1eld we come upon a photographers shop We glance through the w1ndow and who should we see but our old superlntendent Mr Slpes He sees us and motlons for us to come zn We enter After a b1t of conversatlon we fmd out that he and hzs wlfe have retxred from teach1ng and are runnlng thxs l1tt1e shop here ln Brookfxeld Whxle we were v1s1t1ng who should enter but Mr and Mrs Lamont Skarm and sxx ch1ldren Lamont .Tr Axel Olga Carl Lxla Mane and Effxe They have come to get the1r famlly plcture taken on thelr tenth weddlng annlversary Next comes Herbert Larson who used to be so t1ny but 15 now tall and stout He IS the head of the prune presslng department m Boyer 1ron1ng out wrlnkles ln prunes It 1S sa1d he worked h1s way up 1nto the world selhng peanuts a penny a sack on the streets of Delo1t The medal of award for d1st1ngu1shed SEIVICC IS to be awarded we hear to Glenn Tellgren That httle bundle of bralns d1scovered a way to extract energy from a snowflake and make enough electrlcxty to make water flow uphill at Niagara Falls He must have thought that one up on h1s honeymoon w1th Dee You remember her Dee Arllss Swanson Wlll wonders never cease'7 . , . HS , . . 1 V . . . . , . 1 1 - . . , - as 11 - I I 1 - 1 1 n ' 1 , . , . . . I I ' I I . . ., . . . - 1 - 1 I I ' ' I - 1 1 1 I . . 1 1 '1 1 1 1 1 o , . I 1 1 . A . . -- . .