Titonka High School - Indian Yearbook (Titonka, IA)

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ICB gemofz Glas IQ 7 Class Colors fusc1a and srlver Class Flower whlte rose Class Motto The best grcparatron for tomorrow IS the r1ght use of today ass Heston, Orr long voyage start d on a brlght morntng rn the fall of l934 when ten pattent passengers boarded the sh1p to satl on for the next twelve years These full tune passtngus were Wtlham Boyken R1chard Downs Kathryn Dunrmr Donald Norland Gene Peterson Arlene Pru1s1nan Mrldred Schutycr W1 our open r Kerth Stott ana lrvtn Welp Our frrst captarn was lVl1ss Koestler When we were ready we satled on to our second port There we had another passenger anxlous to get on board as she was runntng w1ldly onto the tlme takmg on MISS lohnson Then we started to crutse on to our thrrd port There we found a httle glrl who had all the luggage she could carry and had a hard tlme keepmg from falllng Here name was Fannte Abbas A blg husky lad came to her rescue however Hrs name was Kerth Stott who had left us at the second port but declded to come aboard agam l-le was escorted by MISS Vorght who took the helm of our farthful shlp The passengers must have bored the drlvers for we were gettlng new drlvers at every port At port number four we took on a new passenger wlth a southern drawl Maxme Tryon For once we kept the same drlver and went on to our ftfth stop pausrng only long enough to trade Mrss Vo1ght for Mlss Iensen as our new skrpper In a short t1me we were on our way for our s1xth stop At thls place we d1dn t p1ck up any passengers but we d1d brlng aboard two fresh drrvers Mrss Brlnglesor and MISS Kaplnqst We wasted no time Cwell not much anywayl gettlng to our next port of entry When we arrlved by the dock we notrced to our surprrse a happy young couple wa1t1ng to come aboard We also not1ced that the gmrl had prg ta1ls and the boy was very Well dressed When they came aboard and a conver sat1on started among us we learned that thelr names were none other than Lena De Vnes and Wrlham Ward We also changed captatns agaln Mtss Kaplnqst for MISS Laymaster When We arrlved at our elghth port we d1dn t take on any more passengers but we d1d changed M1ss Laymaster for Mtss Mork as our dlrector ln a short tune we were on our way to the ntnth stop There we found ftftcon 6 1. Q l w w 4 ' ' ' x n GI ' 1 . , - e ' ' ' , .. 1 , , ' , tl' ' T 1, ' , e ' ' . ' ' ' . dock. Her name was Mary Ann Baade. We also exchanged captains, this . 1 . . Q . I I ' q ' 3,

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CLASS HISTORY fCon't.l passengers waiting to come aboard. They were Anna Abbas, Mary Alke, Arthur Bartlett, Clarence Beenken, Wilbur Christensen, Kenneth Cordes, Earl Ginqricli, Roger Hoover, Donna Miller, Clair Moore, Lois Peterson, Lena Mae Schmidt, Marie Ubben, Wanda Young, and La Von Graham. With the sudden increase in the passengers we had more drivers: Miss Thompson, Miss Wagner Mr. Tesch Mr. Cheever, Miss Rogers, and Miss Lady. When all the passengers and drivers were aboard we pulled up anchor and sailed for our next port There we saw a lonely girl standing all by herself When she came aboard we could smell the heaven scent perfume Of course her name was loy Iesse We also traded Mr Tesch Mtss Rogers and Miss Thompson for Mr Dunmire Mrs Callies and Miss Allen At stop number ll we took on Eldon Schutier who had Just come from the beauty salon and received a permanent We also brought aboard Mr and Mrs Swanson as our new captains At our last stop and destination we saw a young man strutting up to the ship none other than Charles Kiley At his heels came a handsome looking man who Ju t barely made it up the gang plank before we shoved off His name was Le Boy rlammond otherwise know as Beeler There we met our las directors of our voyage Mr Metcalf Mr Zandbergen Miss Connor Miss Guse Miss Spindler and Miss Allen We found this last leg of our voyage to be the most pleasant of all As the voyage started we found ourselves to be chief petty officers the highest rank on the ship other than our captains Qt course we used this fact to great advantage especially over our apprentice seamen freshmen Never to be forgotten are the good times we had together Last fall We went to Mason City to haxe our class pictures taken Probably some of you heard us over KGLC During the winter many members of thc :ia s were busy playing basket ball Six girls were on the girls team Arlene Pruisrrian Mary Alke Lois Petersoi Anna Abbcs Maxine Tryon and Fannie Abbas All five starters on the ,Joys tearr w re seniors Wilbur Spear Bill Xfard Keith Stott Dick Downs and Bill Bcyrce i 1 addit on Boger rlooxc Lci y Herr rr cr 1 nd Don oric d saw ervicc ts ubstiutes S iiors w rt at o well rep c en ea cn ic f ebc t ai ry r eith Sot Bil 'Va d ck Davtns Bill Bom i en G O QUT 'OSFVWY Cfl I lCL1C1G:fS l l 1st nor rs lull ot senior activities Apr l 24 we gave our c ass 'r t x i dav fnic i we spent ht aay in .Ames ac s ty in tr ic urns v c erra in we r ed oi, a ncrnas 7 , , - - 1 l 1 , . , I I ' '. I V l . I . Q . , , .. . . I ' I X 2 . , . , , . I I ' . t . , . 7 Ap I X .4 J Vs' J X - . Y A ' ' T ' ' ' . 1 ' Q . , ,v , V , N y . ,. E y T . , , , , , ', i -1. ir 1 N rer, 1 o 'i1.1',Lf,fl N fznc 'E 1' s ' 't' ' . er ' 'e 3 :ls ' 'X nes' t l L, tl -f rp rs, :ll e rp i 'i ' 't t, 'l T. r ,lfiit 'Q r , 'i A1lGI, K . - beth Cordos, Donald Norland, ana Vtfilbur Spear. lfllly Schutjer served as cn if ,, . T ie fi 1 ith . J ' r ' T ' ' ci J , l gf ty. May l i was slip ii, xx' ' 'l .f ve ' at Veis iz l ' , Y, 1 B '- 'galaureate Wag' iii--lti Mt i', and finally an lizzv fill oii Q cam-1 to ,ri , L 'd - ecg,i'.f ' 'r 'ir' 1