Starbuck High School - Chippewan Yearbook (Starbuck, MN)

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QQ, JUN1oR-sEN1oR BANQUET gg In and imaginary two ring circus tent, be- neath a ceiling of green and silver balloons, wov- en crepe paper and serpentine, the annual J unior-Senior banquet was held on May 18, 1934. A three course dinner was served by the Minne- waska Ladies Aid. The color scheme carried out was green and silver in the dining room ring, green and silver balloons forming the ceiling, the outer outline being formed with snow fence covered with lilacs. The five tables were decorated in green and silver with miniature circus rings as center- pieces. The orchestra pit and stage in the sec- ond ring, was made up of lattice Work, with a crepe paper ceiling. Joseph Belgum, president of the Junior Class, as barker, welcomed the guests. Glen Berge responded in behalf of the Seniors, Miss Margret Larson spoke on Clowns , and Dorvan Skoglund gave his interpretation of the Inner Ring . Supt. W. A. rson related his idea of the Ringmaster , e Calliope was the sub- if if! W! A stiff? fiwj .M ,r ,L V . ww J .I uf fy .M M Mi lj. A V Lf Ljflf jftfvl U! in, -ffiffftf J f, fb ,ff inf ff J Ulu ,L ,, U1 , uf ,lk nl X 4 vr,x L' Ki, MIX., ! MAAF. ,QW i ject of Miss Jeanette 1ngvarson's remarks. The barker next introduced Clarice Sanvik, who gave her impressions of the Unknown Marvel . Iver Holen brought the toast program to a close with some clever remarks on Sideshows . A short program was held in the second ring, Amy Nelson contributing a humorous read- ing, and the Siamese twins rendering two vocal selections. The male quartet did a bit of har- monizing, after which the prophecy of the class of '34 was read and dramatized by a group of Juniors. Miss Lilian Charlesworth favored the group with a vocal solo, Sylvia Koland read the class will, and Naomi Gorder concluded the program with a pleasing piano solo. Music during the program was furnished by the alumni orchestra. We attribute the success of our banquet to Miss Olson, our class advisor, and to the Minne- waska Ladies Aid, who sojwillingly catered to us W N ff f! lf N I X, fr 'ffff 17 7 -,J fffffi ff' hfflv Va! VM' ,W W X fx M I, if f ,f mf l ' ,I . M Li 'fi ff HZ' I fr fiv 1' ' I! K 4 ,ffl fd! 'M Vw! .ffl I X, ,fu W 'il l ,A f Starbuck Times Quality Print