Truesdale High School - Cub Yearbook (Truesdale, IA)

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embr ass' is orgy In 1935 as the streamliner Truesdale Consolidated pulled out for the first lap of its journey there were twelve passengers aboard. There were: Rosanne Hagan, Cecil Barlow, Ronald McConkey, Willard Fjordbak, Buelah Gutel, Eddie Miller, Betty Carlson, Earl Naslund, Helen Hansen, Donna Rockwell, Darlene Ortman and Melvin Abott. The engineer was Mrs. Horlacher. At the halfway mark we stopped to let Helen Hansen and Melvin Abott continue their journey on a different train. The next fall the streamliner continued once again on a journey for the second grade. This year there were nine passengers. We picked up one new passenger, Donna Slama, but she remained a very short time. She stepped off the train and boarded one for Holstein. Our engineer remained the same. The third year the passengers remained the same but our engineer changed to Miss Fern Lindgren. The streamliner pulled out the next fall for the fourth grade and we picked up two new passengers: Norma Bice and Keith Miller. Our engineer remained the same. The fifth year Keith Miller stepped off the Truesdale Consolidated and a new engineer, Miss Luella Appel, took charge of the train. The sixth year Edyth Porter and Don Dandy bought tickets and our engineer remained the same. The streamliner is now taking off for junior high. The seventh grade, Charles Hoaglund jumped aboard and our engineer became Miss Mary Louise Barrett. The last half of the year we changed engineersg Mrs. McGinnis took charge. The next year Charles Hoaglund and Norma Bice stepped off the Truesdale Consolidated and our engineer was Miss Cecil Rannals. All of the passengers stepped off the streamliner Truesdale Consolidated to board the Rocket for high school. Those buying special tickets were: Rosanne Hagan, Willard Fjordbak, Eddie Miller, Beulah Gutel, and Donna Rockwell. Those joining us were Henry Deirenfeild and Bud Grady. Our engineer was Mr. Rhienhart and our conductors were Miss Mary Burns and Mrs. Mildred Cox. The next year we lost two of our familiar passengers, Henry Dierenfeild and Donna Rockwell. Donna boarded the train for Storm Lake. Our engineer was Mr. Anderson and our conductors were Mrs. Max Miller and Mrs.Lucil1e Quinet. Our junior year was much the same but we lost one passenger, Bud Grady, who boarded a train for Barnum and Dean Eddie bought a ticket. Our senior year was changed very much. Our engineer became Mr. Noragon and our conductors were: Mrs. Linda Potter and Mr. Francis McCabe. The Rocket slowed down to let off the senior passengers who were to continue their journey alone. These were: Rosanne Hagan, Dean Eddie, Beulah Gutel, Eddie Miller and Willard Fjordbak.

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O C 'n c or a 5 .S I if We, the Senior Class of '47, being of sound mind, supposedly, and sound bodies, we guess, do hereby bequeath the following items to said persons: We, the Senior Class of '47, leave to the Sophomore Class our ability to get along with the teachers. I, Beulah Gutel, will some of my intelligence to Clarence Bland. Dean Eddie and Willard Fjordbak will their jobs on the baseball team to Lyle Rosdail and Warren Clark respectively. I, Rosanne Hagan, will to Loretta Spencer my ability not to reveal things. The Seniors will a pair of boxing gloves to Everett Gleinke so he can fight his own battles. Beulah Gutel wills a way home from the basketball games to Laura McConkey. The Seniors leave a spelling book to Norma so she can learn to spell. I, Eddie Miller, leave to jean and joan a stop watch so they can prove to their parents they got home from basketball games under the deadline. I, Rosanne Hagan, will coach a stepladder so he can make extra points for his side while playing basketball with the girls. I, Dean Eddie,d0 hereby will my size No. 12's to Mr. Noragon so students can hear him coming down the halls. We, the Senior Class of '47, leave to next year's basketball team the county championship, and while you are at it why not take the state? I, Rosanne Hagan, leave to the rest of the Truesdale students a private telephone booth so they may receive all personal calls. I, Beulah Gutel, do hereby bequeath my ability to type to Loretta Spencer. I, Dean Eddie, will to Dorothy Luft another Dick johnson just as rugged as the old one . I, Rosanne Hagan, will to Connie more ability with a certain black-haired B.V. student and a great success with her career at Ames!! To Mrs. Potter, the Senior Class leaves a set of driving rules so she can stay between the two ditches. We, the Senior Class will to Betty Pewsey the ability to fib more realistically. We, the Senior Class of '47, leave to coach the privilege of choosing ALL of the characters for the next play he directs. We, the Senior Class of '4-7, leave to Loretta Spencer one screen test in Hollywood ---------- QOH H year. Last but not least, the senior class wills coach a new class to sponsor next ,g,.,dL'!P I 0V7 cflnmsz muy., UMM I .