Titonka High School - Indian Yearbook (Titonka, IA)

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HOMECOMING The Tltonka homecommg, mae luld on October 0 'l lrul llunm 28 'Ihe football game between Ineonlra and Niall owned tlf 1? 1 1 1 om con n xr n fneralrine ard ended 1n favor of Tltonka 14 Lo 7 Your -as-mor mann I 00 mmf 3 lodl glrle were chown for cnlndldatfes for homecomlnp. or the hornuomln amrls The Senior rrarf, queen Thex were Marlene Sneaker Noreta Trunk the float for the queen hxll Norma Gorche, and Geraldine Ullmann ff 14 R ' 11 W Mill Homecoming -gnu 125 27 . ' ' ' f W ' ' f Th 954 liomfrlonling que-1-n. 2 ire, . ' 1 , l ' - - cr' - S55 ll ,e- u u Ju 11-, f l' - , , ' ' ' . ' f ' lfll . 'farh high sch l r-lu-Q ,' lf f. ' 'sw .',.' 1 f x g1p .'-, s.l1 , 5' ' ,: . I , ' '- 1 , . . , , , . . , . , , , , x l -1 ' l . 1 ' ., ,,. - s ,iffy :I , .-. ' 4 'Q l . 0 'X ...e e ..-.. fn., -1 Q- . l- fl-- .-4 sm- , f.. ?' ' w V . , P '.' ' ' in-5 '.

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Plncurllng Hmr P pf. sf' s Feeding the baby Phew they stlnk The whole group Hug me tighter HI? mY mwfh Just Wufchlnq LQGVIIIQ fl!! CQYBITIOHIQS The Freshman Imtlatlon, planned by the Soph omores was held a few weeks after school began The day of the lmtlatxon the Freshmen served as host and hostesses to the Sophomores by serv mg them thexr dlnners I wonder why every Soph more was so hungry that day Durlng the noon hour the Freshmen changed mto the clothes they were to wear the rest of the day Boys were dress ed like glrls, and glrls llke boys, and all of them dressed like some odd creature Durlng the last 26 actxvxty period the high school watched an unusual show put on by the Freshmen Dxd a certaln couple enjoy eatlng that dellcxous spmachf' In the evenmg the entlre high school enloyed a dance sponsored by the Sophomores The program conslsted of several humorous sklts whxch were presented at mtervals throughout the evemng by the Sophomores A delxclous lunch was served m the Iunchroom after the dance - r X .rv , if ,Y ' 44 . . . n - x 1 I .4 n . u lx - s V: 4 -, q- W keg t l , ' Q F rf ' I 5 ' 1 . ', r , - 1 I, , . , H u s n , b ' 4 l 1 , U I H U . n A a 1 , A 5' ff H s r ' , . ',,n.?:1.sg:t?M , , u - ew- H . or I V-,QTY- L 'fa , Elgar .1 -':,H!vx'f17 Q-1, ' 'V ' V, I. x .M ' d f--, 'f - 4 N n . . n , , , . I . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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F' f ff: fl 'YU ' ive, lsitreol???? .ff l Y figs' l l, f gt v :felt .V - f' '. i if if + ft fill' 2, '1 if -l' -i t if all is 1 1, HN ll X , ii 4+ l l f-' s 4-' Deep thought U -H' ' f What's going on ? ? ? ? Jr. Class Play lT'S GREAT T0 BE CRAZY Because Betty Lou has her poem printed in the school paper, she thinks she is a descendant of Elizabeth Barrett Browning. She and Bernadine write to a firm that looks up family trees. The reply is intercepted by Mr. Maxwell. It states that his ancestors included Bluebeard, Lady Macbeth, and other unsavory characters. It adds that a men- tal change usually occurs about forty. Since Wil- bur and Hercules have decided to be magicians, they prepare for a magic show . All goes well Whatalcissll!! until Pop walks in and sees the chairs hopping pictures rocking, and magazines bouncing across the room. He is sure that he is losing his mind and confides in Wilbur. Wilbur is so impressed that the boys decide to commute with the skeletons in the family closet. Gertrude and Louie hide in the closet, and are discovered by the boys. How- ever, everything ends happily when another letter arrives and corrects the mistake. Put if on straight W1 I . . Sleep walker 1- ,.r V. 1