Truesdale High School - Cub Yearbook (Truesdale, IA)

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ip oy Skip Day will be one of the long-remembered days in the lives of the Truesdale Seniors of '4-7. 'Rising at about 5:00 in the morning, on April ll, they prepared for their trip to Des Moines. Our sponsor, Mr. McCabe, was also one of the early birds. - f' fue We had decided to make a tour through Iowa State College at Ames, -c e our breadkfast, we proceeded to do just that. Mr. McCabe, knowing the campus quite well, helped to make our excursion quite interesting. We found many things to do, while in Des Moines. We visited the Capitol building, and sat in on the legislature. Some of the other highlights of the trip were: a visit to the historical building, a trip out to the airport, going through the Bankei-'s Life Building, watching ' M to the zoo, and just looking around at Younkers. Our visit to Des Moines will long be remembered, and will be jotted down as a very happy day of our last year of high school. the broadcasts at the Radio Station, a trip School is Over QTO the tune of Zip-a-dee-doo-dah j School is over, Hi yippee-yi-yea! Gee, oh joy, what a wonderful day! Assignments finished, books thrown School is over, Hi yippee-yi-yea! With tracks all covered behind us, There's no doubt, we'll shout, A fond farewell to each and all, School is over, Hi yippee-yi-yea! School is over, Wonderful day! away, Class Song of Seniors of '47, proposed by the entire class. I'

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Baccalaureate Although the program for our Baccalaureate service was not yet prepared in full, the main features of the service nad been planned. Miss Dorothy Luft provided the musical selections, which were: I Shall Not Pass Again This Way and End of a Perfect Day . Reverend Weikel gave the sermon to the graduating class. Dorothy Luft played the Processional and Recessional. Commencement The program for Commencement had not been completely prepared when the annual went to press, but most of the program had been planned. Dorothy Luft played the Processional, Pomp and Circumstancen. The musical numbers, The Lord's Prayer and In My Garden were sung by Dorothy. Reverend Clarence C. Richardson gave the address. Flower Presentation was by the Senior Class. Mr Noragon gave the presentation awards, and the President of the Board of Education presented the diplomas to the seniors. Recessional was by Dorothy Luft JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET ' The junior-Senior Banquet was held on April 30 at the Bradford Hotel in Storm Lake. The banquet room was decorated by the juniors with the senior colors, blue and silver, predcminating. The theme used for decorating was Blue Skies , and it included rainbow colors in connection with the senior class ITIOUZO. Unfinished Rainbows . Preparations -for the affair were made under the capable direction of Mrs. Potter and Mr. Noragon. Those attending were formally attired. They in- cluded, besides the juniors and seniors, the faculty members, their wives and hus- bands, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shaw. Following the banquet, those present attended a movie at the Vista Theater.