Toledo High School - Tohiscan Yearbook (Toledo, IA)

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GRADUATIO ROW ONE: B, Hutchison, D, Edberg. ROW TWO: F, McDowell, S. Christenson, L. Dostal, S. Wal- ton, P, Eakins, D. Sells, J. Heller, C. Muckler, ROW THREE: J. Sichra, C. Cooper, L, Christensen, S. Moore, H. Benner, F. Raymon, V. Johannsen, J. Brones. ROW FOUR: C. Frisbie, D. Zeman, P. Mason, D. Kaisand, L. Yilek, L. Svoboda, G. Banes, J. Bryant. ROW ONE: A. Dixon, P. Flowers, D. Flowers, C. Novak, P. Boldt, B. Seidel, N, Bidwell. ROW TWO: L. Starits, J. Zenor, A. Sebetka, K. Karkosh, L. Reed, S. Gommels, P, Stevens, J. Cizek. ROW THREE: V. Kucera, M. Mason, G, Whalin, L. Wilkerson, B, Ramsdell, D. Sevick, R. Hosek. ROW FOUR: E. Mclntyre, K. Nagle, W. Halupnik, S. Lowe, D. Skala, I. Kucera, A. Wobeter,

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JAMES BRYANT num.. Why take life seriously? We never get out alive. DALE EDBERG ..Eggy.. I have an ambition to grow up to be big and strong and drink pop. RICHARD HOSEK Mickey Mouse The less you learn, the less you have to remember. BILL HUTCHISON Wild Bill What? Me worry? JOHN KUCERA I never let books interfere with my education. PAUL MASON I can't argue with my teachersg they have a lot to learn. DENNIS ZEMAN Ah! At last I'm out! Those not represented by pictures HARLAN BENNER JUDY BRONES

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SENIOR C ASS PL Y Pure As The Driven Snow was presented once on April 10 and again by popular demand on May 1 in the high school auditorium. It was set in the form of an old fashioned melo-drama. Songs sung by members of the cast and the audience turned the performance into a very successful one. It was a dark and stormy night, as all nights are in meolo-drama. Purity Dean, a working girl with a secret, seeks shelter from the storm and comes to the inn. She has been forced to give up her work in a canning factory because she cannot endure the attention of Mortimer Frothingham. Alone and penniless, Purity is seeking employment. When they offer her work at the inn, she accepts with alacrity. She and brave Leander meet. Love blooms at first sight. But Mortimer is on her trail and catches up with her. Like all true heroines, Purity repulses him but Morty doesn't repulse easily. The play ends happily, as would be expected, with Mortimer's wife showing up at the last minute to ruin his villainous plot and send him to prison for his foul deeds. CAST Zamah Logan - Darla Flowers Jonathan Logan - Sid Moore Leander LongF ellow - Dennis Kaisand Purity Dean - Janet Heller Mortimer Forthingham - ,T im Bryant Ethelinda Hewlitt - Carol Cooper Alison Hewlitt - Connie Novak Eric Pickens - Lee Christensen Imogene Pickens - Joyce Zenor F aith Hogue - Kathy Karkosh Jed Lunn - Laurence Svoboda Nellie Morris - Doris Sells Letty Barber - Linda Reed