Toronto High School - Viking Yearbook (Toronto, SD)

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'lm 'M 4' .W if.. W www w-ws ' V it get sm !f .i' SERVING tables for the banquet were these smiling freshman and sophomore girls. THESE NINE juniors were capable EACH OF the honored seniors were organizers of the beautiful affair. gwen 3 T059 Carnation at the C1056 of the banquet. 'PECIAL grest were Mr. a d Mrs. l , , 5 Earl UO1.J0n,SGa1.y. SuptnHiu is JUTHER, Shirley Miss Hogle and at the left- Sally smile over the heavy-laden table. . ' . 'V f 'W W if W umor - Jemor, jaress xanquefs D A .frylzlgylzi ty0C'12If Calendar I An all-school press banquet and the junior-senior banquet were V. ff -,EW high spots of the school's social calendar. In honor of the schools press groups, an all-school dinner was held February 5. George H. Phillips, advisor to the South Dakota High School Press Association, was guest speaker. Climaxing the dinner was the presentation of three awards that were won by THS in the state publi- cations contest. Using the theme A Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow, the juniors honored the nine seniors at a banquet April 28 in the Legion Hall. The theme was worked out in the invitations, program, place cards and room decorations. AUTOGRAPHING programs ended the festivities. SHIRLEY Thompson accepts the All- CURTIS Oseby recewes ,the Sweep' State plaque from Mr, Gegl-ge H, Stakes trophy from Phlulpls- THS ANOTHER All-State plaque Went to Phillips, SDHSPA at the Press Won the trophy OH the basls ofthe the yvarbook staff. Here, Loretta ban uet in February The plaque Qcceuence of Its 195354 Pubhca' Lunden accepts the award in behalf ' ' - tions. of the '53 annual staff. . q ' went to the Viking H1-Lite. F 2 E Q E

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Mrs. Donahue: I have come to kill Dr. Fersig: That stupid Ollie. I told Bill: uElalne Speak to me- What has all of you. him to blow up that bridge. Give me H that axy happened to you? 'The Skeleton Walks' is Annual Spring Play Production 1955 seniors presented the three-act mystery, The Skeleton walks as the annual spring production. The play was given at the Toronto Auditorium April 14 - 15 and at Dempster April 20. All of the seniors and Charles Dailey, an eighth grader, had parts in the play. The cast of character was as follows: Dr. Harold Fersig .r.... ,...,. E verett Kannegieter Elaine Blair .,,..,.....,. ...,...,. E velyn Konold Mrs. Madge Embrey .,,.. ...., S andra Storry Bobby Embrey ,,,.,.... .... , Charles Dailey Kathleen Embrey ...,.... ....... B arbara Vik Bill Clayton ...,..... .,.. J ames Pletcher Anne Rowell ...,., ......,, A nn Emerson Mrs. Hubbard ...l.,. ..... M ary Klapprodt Ollie Hubbard ......,,..., ,l4,,, L ouene Nelson Mrs. Lilla Donahue ,...... .,.. L oretta Lunden Balmblilsigstlirlligtcldlsalets 2h'::'1a'5 ' ' ' gigsuggsssss ssssssssss fss s production. Bats, skeletons and weird noises kept the viewers of the mystery- com- edy on the edges of their seats during the performances. Peter, the pink mouse who later be- came the senior class mascot, made his debut in the play. A week later, Peter accompanied the seniors on their three-day educational tour of Chicago where he was to be- come acquainted with many of the seniors taking the trip. Peter was officially presented to the Class of 1956 at Class Night May 16. He is now their official mascot and looks out happily from the school trophy case.

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Carnival Ro alt Rules With Dignity, Color K7 ,Z 5 C4,rr11Y 'VY' Q9 tl Recording royalty who ruled over the TH5 carnival Ocwbfff 15 back row' U- U' 'V Marvin Kruse' Jam Pletcher, Ann Emerson , , n Klux-en? Everett Kanne' gieter uc-ingj' Euge are, cs 6 Sommervold, Robert L Hanna. Middle row' Q ' to rl: CarO1M'3eti Loretta Lundfm' Le nson, Roy Linda Tgpdeyy Kruse, W ua Hicks. Janet HickS, Y Front: Barbara Da nielS0U- I Attendans ' Were th 54311001 ro e grade 1 , aists Of: ya ty Whlfh COn, Back 1-OW Robert Vern! ffl. to F., 0,-ry' E. und, Judy lp Ile-en Mar. rin, tinson Less! H ' lPrinCe,, 15 amid Erifksm, Kr 1-,Q Sor Rog Mar usel Midfglzrla Kautz, Ddle 9 TCW: Carol K1-use Petgl. to en ' 1' erssn, Brenda Westle A Org9nSOn, pro hy' llyn Eastman' nt.