Quimby High School - Echo Yearbook (Quimby, IA)

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.f 1 0 ' MHUH . .fn W .. of 44' f'--' -' Flflff 'I j VJ Q x flu. ,,l,,f 'N ' X4 ,A f 't -.. .- - .. Q .-J . Nj I N912 fffffii ''ST.f?!2isis51s6.si5i:ffq:r.:S::..fssesastf5?-'51'f5:sEEfifEf'.2ssa ::r29,eff1-f-S.f---Ember -M ..,., 1.93 --'- . L53-.-ig., .,,- 1:15.::,g.:,-5-43.3-ml-W-Y .T --5-,--Q7f'g155g5srff5:.'f JUUIUI?-SEUIUR BQIWUUET Once again the Juniors of Quimby High School enter- tained the Seniors at the banquet on Tuesday, April 275 Twenty-four seniors, twenty juniors, ten faculty members, and Mrs. Mortensen and Mrs. Barbour were present making a total of fifty-eight. The auditorium was decorated to carry out the theme of silver wings on a blue background. Small model air- planes served as centerpieces on the tables which were decorated with blue and silver paper streamers, napkins, and nut cups also decorated the tables. One side of the wall was covered with a large picture of clouds, hangar and many silver airplanes. A blue and silver arch form4 ed the doorway through which the guests entered the room. The sophomore girls did a very good job of serving 'the following dinner which was prepared by the W. S. C. S. of the Methodist Church. MENU P-40 Cocktail Clouds of Dover Propellers Cadet Salad Torpedoes Wings Shells Red Cross Buns Ceiling Zeros Parachutes Black Out After a very delightful banquet, the following pro- gram was given: Welcome. . . . . Dean Rollins Response . . . . . . Floyd Zimmer Trumpet Solo . . , ,Dorothy Bruning The Take-Off . . . Margaret Smith Vocal Solo . . . . . . .Miss Nelson Above the Clouds . . . .Barbara Fassler The Beacon Light . . . .Mr. Mortensen Piano Solo . . . . . . . Miss Evans Prophecy O 0 r 0 0 0 0 o 0 I l o a 0 Class n u 0 u 0 a 0 0 9 o 0 U 6 The Dinner Music was Transcribed After the banquet the Junior Class took ' the Seniors and the fac