Toledo High School - Tohiscan Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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Dxd you ever get the feelmg you were surrounded'7 Then you have some 1dea of how Bob Frankhn Belle Plame s fullback felt as he broke 1nto the open around Toledo s r1ght end Just m1ss1ng the tackle 1S Gary 10 on the ground In hot pursu1t of the e1us1ve Pla1nsman are left to r1ght D Blake 13 Cecak 16 Anderson 20 Bell C9 Adams 7 Starr 17 and D Zlgler Q8 We suspect that B Wagoner 1S the extra pa1r of legs behlnd Frankhn Inc1denta1ly lt was Starr the determmed look1ng character who brought down Franklm an-'Patti Pract1cally all of the Toledo football team are shown watch1ng 1ntent1y as Dutch Adel mund makes lt 14 to 0 at Belle Pla1ne on Arm1st1ce Day They are left to r1ght Bruene 15 Gary 10 on the ground aga1n D Z1g1er 8 Croskrey 11 B Wagoner 6 Cecak 16 Bell 9 and Adams 7 D Blake 13 and Anderson 20 are on the1r hands and knees 1n the center of the p1cture The player gettlng h1S face rubbed 1S Adelmund who has Just crossed the double str1pe OUR CHEERLEADERS The cheerleaders of 1948 49 were elected by a popular vote of the student body They are from left to r1ght Eva Lou Wagoner Ga1l Scott Dean Auler1ch Qhead cheerleader Sh1rley Brown and Bermce Bmley 25 1 . ,l . C 3 - . - 1 . , - 1. c 1, 4 1, c 1, J, cm, cn, . . . . D. .. . . - . , . . 1 ,.e,.r'f11i M - 'W ,. DI, I Q A S is 1 ' A Y 1, 1 A 6 . ,,, Q 49, cb, cu, ' mf. U, g J, cm. E cn. . c 1, h c J I ' D . J' 1 ., 1 1 ,. ,

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Mgt 'ix KING AND QUEEN HIINIHIUNII ll The Homecoming ceremonies began by hanging an effigy of Marengo above the school- house entrance Thursday morning, October 14, That evening, A Torch Parade and Snake Dance, led by the cheerleaders, began downtown and ended at Wagoners. The Homecoming spirit burst into flame as torches lit a huge bonfire and 'Marengo' was burned amid loud cheering of townspeople and students. With a rousing send-off, the pep meeting got under way with the pep band playing On Toledo. Yells, speeches, and a skit-- The Wedding of Miss Victory --completed the gala affair. At 2:00 o'clock Friday afternoon, the float parade, consisting of the Marching Band, the King and Queen and attendants, and the floats proceeded down main street. The procession stopped at the band stand where Mayor Gary crowned the royal couple. CKing William and Queen Elaine and the attendants--Doris Ferry, Sharla Kvidera, Bob Carson, and Walter Starr--were chosen by popular vote of the high school student body., Friday evening provided the high-light of Homecoming. Upon a gaily decorated Clark Field, the Raiders upset the much-favored Tigers 21-13. At half-time the marching band presented the King and Queen to the fans. Following the game a dance, held in the Community Building for students and alumni, climaxed a perfect Homecoming! HOIVIECONIING GAME