Primghar High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Primghar, IA)

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HOMECOMING Queen Judy, King Don The 1955 Homecoming Festivities began on Sept. 28 when the band led a parade of the student body around the square. After the parade a giant pep rally was held around the bonfire. On Friday afternoon the band led the floats in a parade around the square stopping at each interesection where the student body, band and townspeople participated in pep music and talks. The crowning of the King and Queen took place at the football field during half-time. The band formed a huge crown in which Bob Byers, President of the Jr. Class, crowned Don Greenlee, King of Homecoming. The King in turn crowned Judy Schultz, Queen. The Queen's attendants were Lennie Smith, junior, Kay Sturdevant, sophomore, and Mary Seivert, freshman. The floats were also displayed and judged at half-time. The sopho- more's float was announced as winner of first place, with the freshman float taking second. The senior float carried the Queen and her atten- dants. The Homecoming dance was held in the gymnasium im ediately after the game. The Juniors decorated the gym beautifully with a large football hanging from the center of the ceiling. At the side and ends hung red and white streamers. Everybody enjoyed dancing to the smooth music of Tommy Thomas. 60

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JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM The social highlight of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom, was held Saturday evening, April 28. The annual banquet was served in the gymnasium. Half of the floor was used for the placement of small banquet tablesg the other half was used for the Prom dance. The gymnasium was decorated very beautifully with the accent of the theme HApril in Paris.H The wonder- ful meal was served by the Catholic ladies. After eating John Longstreet acted as Master of Ceremonies at the program which consisted of music, speeches and the class prophesy. Right after the banquet the dance was held. The music was furn- ished by Ding Ellis and his orchestra. The Juniors theme was carried out very well, with beautiful Paris decorations.