Titonka High School - Indian Yearbook (Titonka, IA)

Page 33 text:

gym naman ' v J a-atv N feff ' 'AL ar

Page 32 text:

J UNIGR-SENIOR BANQUET The class of 55 was honored with a banquet given by the Juniors, Saturday evening, April 30. The banquet was served at 7:00. The theme chosen was Evening in Paris. There were close to one hundred present at the banquet. The menu consisted of mashed potatoes, gravy, swiss steak, corn, and angel food cake with ice cream and strawberry topping. There were plenty of relish and biscuit plates on each table. We were served by the sophomore waiters and waitresses. They were Jacqueline Gerdis, Janice Harms, Judy Stecker, Marie Welp, Sharon Carroll, Wanda Parcel, Linda Nelson, Diane Roskamp, Dennis Krominga, Kent Rippentrop, Larry Gray, Bobby Fritz, Craig Sathoff, Dennis Wubben, Wayne Bartelt, and Harold DeWall. We then had our program. Toastmistress was Geraldine Ullmann. The Welcome was given by Darryl Sparks, and was responded by Robert Kin- seth. Music was presented by the Boys' Quartet and The Mixed Quartet. They were accompanied by Mr. Multhauf. The Mixed Quartet sang, I love Paris in the Springtime. The Boys' Quartet sang, The last time I saw Paris. Memories , were given by Richard Doughan. A farewell speech was given by Mr. Rood. A dance was then given and we danced to the music of Bobby Grieggs' Orchestra. The high school was invited to this dance. There were about one hundred people dancing. The evening of dancing was set off by an Eiffel Tower in the center of the dancing floor and a blue, starry ceiling. To touch it off just right there was a punch bowl enjoyed by everyone. Roses rambled over the tower, stone walls, and arches. The orchestra played from the stage, which had a background of rose streamers.Another feature of the stage was the french windows,with shadowsof dancing couples. At the entrance of the gym stood a hugh Arch of Triumph, which was made of rose streamers. Tables were arranged in night club fashion, under a clear blue sky. After dancing for almost four hours we concluded at 1:00. It was an evening of fun for everyone and a lasting memory for the class of 55 . . , Q I ',,,,.. .t..'.,,v, 'c.?n?j Q' V- --v'--'ff-.w . . .AHNDW 0,2 .. 0 3,4 ' 11 fy I 51 Cf. 5 fx ff , . ,rr L. 1- 1 '-lf

Page 34 text:

' il f : x Students and teac hers passmg between classes ' f- 1 -43' 'qi 'Tx 1 AN, PWM '21 A Here s example of what happens just before the bell rmgs lim dw' xl Oh Boy' Thls makes another day closer to the end A X In L