Treynor High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Treynor, IA)

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431 T. H. and his Body Beautiful. It's a good thing the Cardettes could play basketball better than they could spell. But Ron you ve already had mumps, measles, chicken Hong Kong flu--what is it this time?

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While the cat's away, the rats will play. 'i'You did volunteer, didn't you, Linda? s lg O 1 4 K- Sure the junior high can handle open study hall. . 4 9 Tim , only someone real- ly close to you could ask you this-- Tell the senior girls A way to a rr1an's heart is through his stomach and look what happens. Would you put your shoes back on, plAease? And another original history report is prepared--compli ments of the WORLD BOOK.

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Bill Stupfell is judged as candidate for mock Homecoming King elec- tion. Senior girls set up offense for powder puff football game. Eldon Sukup and Ray Hansen help build their prize-win- ning float. Homecoming 1973 The 1973 Homecoming parade and football game were held Saturday, October 14. Pre-Horne- coming week activities included a Wednesday night powder puff football game, which was won by the Sam.. sophomore and junior girls. Friday night, a bonfire pep rally was held in a downtown parking lot. Follow- ing cheers and a mock homecoming king election, a Tri-Center Trojan was burned in effigy. Saturday's 1:30 parade was one of the largest ever assembled. The floats, which displayed the pa- rade theme, Disney on Parade, were enjoyed by young and old. The festivities were climaxed with the crown- ing of Miss Joetta Boyer as 1972 Homecoming Queen during the half time show of the football game. The Cardinals, down after two previous tough games, weren't prepared for the Tri-Center attack and lost 40-20. A dance was held later in the high school gymnasium. ' J-.... -fn----Q..