Lockridge High School - Golden L Yearbook (Lockridge, IA)

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JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Baptist Church, May 9, 1941, 6:30 p. m. Junior Class Officers President ,,,,,,..,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, James McGregor Vice President ,,,,,,....,,. .....,,,,, M acel Wa1'ne1' Secretary-Treasurer ...,,,,,,,...., Ethelda Blucher Class Sponsor ,,,,,....., .,,,,,.. M rs. Harden PROGRAMME-Theme Aviation, Pilot-James McGregor. Stewardess-Lucille Carlson. Contact-Marjorie Geiger. Takeoif-Pearl Stephenson. Cruising-Erma Jacobson. Tailspin-Mr. Weston. Bail Out-Bill Billingsley. Happy Landing-Betty Hopkirk. Specialties Menu Fruit Cocktail Swiss Steak Mashed Potatoes Gravy Peas and Carrots Rolls Butter Jello Salad Radishes Fruit Ice Coffee Ice Box Cake Whipped Cream Mints Nuts

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I l I 1 1 l I E f ff Wm..LE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Held at Trinity Lutheran Church, May 3, 1940 Toastmaster ....,,,,.,,,,,,,,...........,,,, Etheline Jacobs W Wind ,,,,,, ..,.,,7 B essie Nason A Arms ,,,,.,. ,,,,,... , Frank Rivey T Towers ,,,,,,.,,7..,, ,,,,,,,,,, M r. Weston Wat? in Dutch ,,,,,,.. ,,..,,,,,, G eorge Pasch Specialties In a Little Dutch Garden --Jeanette Prouty, Lucille Carlson, Erma Jacobson. Happy Hans and Hilda -George Nason and Earline Burnett. Skit- On the Park Bench. Little Dutch Mill -Maxine Johnson. Menu in Dutch CHollandJ Language Vrucht Drank Nagemaakt Kippen Pooten Geklopte Aardappelen Edwten in Roset Warme Bollen Boter Gekruide Druiven Salade Selerji Radijzen Aardebeien Ijs Room Koik Koffie Kruizemunts CMuntsJ Noten Table Attendants Cin above picturej are: Back Row: Ethel Metcalf, Mary Ellen Mon- fort, Colleen Moore, Alice Mickey. Front Row: Marcella Helfenstine, Doreen Jacobs, Dorothy Billingsley.

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GIRL'S GLEE CLUB The Girl's Glee Club this year has been un- der the direction of Mrs. Tony Carlson. Al- though we have not had quite as large a num- ber in our club this year, we feel that we have progressed quite nicely, and that it has been time well spent. Members of the organization this year were: Altos-Marcella Helfenstine, Ethelda Blucher, Etheline Jacobs, and Erma Jacobson. Sop1'anos-Lucille Carlson, Mary Ellen Monfort, Doreen Jacobs, Verna Briggs, Inez Hildebrand, Marjorie Geiger, Betty Hop- kirk, Wynona Brown, Bessie Nason, Bernice Linn and Betty Rivey. Our pianist was June Seifkin. We have greatly appreciated the help which Mrs. Carlson has given us this year. . HFORGETFUL PA. Dedicated to Mr. Weston and Mr. Scott by the students of LHS. My Pa says that he used to be A bright boy in geography, An' when he went to school he knew The rivers an' the mountains, too, An' all the capitals of states An' bound'ry lines an' all the dates They joined the union. But last night When I was studyin' to recite I asked him if he would explain The leading industries of Maine- He thought an' thought an' thought a lot, An' said, I knew, but I've forgot. My Pa says when he was in school He got a hundred as a ruleg An' grammar was a thing he knew Becoz he paid attention to His teacher, an' learned the way To write good English, an' to say The proper things, an' I should be As good a boy in school as he. But once I asked him could he give Me help with the infinitive- He scratched his head and said, Great Scott! I used to know, but I've forgot. My Pa says when he was a boy Arithmetic was just a toy, He learned his tables mighty fast An' every term he always passed, An' had good marks, an' teachers said: That youngster surely has a head. But just the same I notice now Most every time I ask him how To find the common multiple, He says, That's most unusual! Once I'd have told you on the spot, But somehow, sonny, I've forgot. I'm tellin' you just what is what, My Pa's forgot an awful lot! -Edgar A. Guest.