Truesdale High School - Cub Yearbook (Truesdale, IA)

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SNEAK-DAY Though it may seem unusual the Seniors have d Storm Lake for their adventuresome nSneak-Dayn. S fifty schools from four different states are invlt pate in the activities of the day. There will be boat rides, dancing, and free-class pictures taken. will take place on April 20th. with so many young ecided to go to even hundred and ed to partici- free skating, This big event people plan- ning to be present and so many thrilling events scheduled it is impossible for that day to be anything but a ngood terman, senior class sponsor, will accompany the g BACCALAUREATE Although the program for Baccalaureate has no pletely prepared, the main features have been plan time.N Mr. Hal- roup. t been com- ned. The ser- mon will be given bv Reverend Robeson and Reverend Weikel will give the Benediction. Musical numbers will be pre bert Meseck and the girls' chorus. COM ENCEMENT At the time that the Annual goes to press the planned as follows. The Commencement address will Reverend Williard Bell from Paulina. Bettv Pewsey the Processional, nPomp and Circumstance.n Maxine warren Clark will provide the musical numbers. Th the Board of Education will and Mr. Halterman will give will be by Betty Pewsey. present the diplomas t the presentation award JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET May fifth is to be the Banquet and Prom, this year ordination with the America the Senior class and turquoise and amber yellow as gala occasion of the Junior-Senior to be held at Club Man Beauty Rose as the ch v- A4 sented bv Ro- program is be given by will play Armstrong and e president of o the seniors, s. Recessional awa. In co- osen flower of their colors, the Juniors have chosen nMoonlight and Rosesn as their theme, and the Banquet room will be decorated accordingly. looking forward to it with eager anticipation as i prove to be a memorable event. Everyone is t is sure to

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flllvl' C195 ll I Cl Pl CAST Augusta Bolt . . Salem Guard . Berneice Demers 'A'wi-12.5 ' ' ' Robert Meseck ' ' ini- 5851-Stal-5 ' ' 0 0 e 0 0 0 U a 0 0 I 0 0 I . . . . . Norma Spooner Her niece from Montana Jack McClean . . . . . . . . . . . Also from Montana, in Thomas Carruthers . . . . . . . . Daryl Terrill Gloria Merlin Davis love.wlth The family lawyer. Bixby Wimbledon . Octavious Hamilton . . . . . . . . A widower retired Edward Schenatzki A'f5pp1Qniy'aieQsQd'mSn'o? sixty . . . . . James Brazel from business Martha Karman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dorothy Luft Augusta's housekeeper 0 0 0 0 l 0 D I O C I 0 . Connie Schroeder The maid ' ' ' John Olenson . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clarence Bland The watchman The setting of the play is in to visit her Aunt Augusta. Gloria by her fiance, Jack McClean. They get married but under the terms of the East where Gloria has come has been followed from Montana are much in love and want to her father's will Gloria will receive nothing if she marries before her aunt. Augusta is forty- three, extremely modern, and attractive and has achieved much fame as a writer. Gloria, of course, sets about to find a husband for her aunt and brings upon the scene one Bixby Wimbledon and one Octavious Hamilton. Both are in the late years of life and gay dogs at that Augusta is secretly married to her secretary which makes for a lot of fun when she is being proposed to by our two pals and also Tom Carruthers, her lawyer. Gloria is frantically trying to get her married off, causing a lot of merriment on both sides of the picture. Augusta is really having a jolly time of it until she finds Martha, the housekeeper, sitting in her husband's lap. This, among other tangles, is finally unraveled in the conclusion. According to present plans, the play will be presented on April 9, l9N8. Under Mr. Halterman's direction the seniors are putting forth a lot of effort, and we are all looking forward to a huge success before a capacity audience. The Wrhythm bandn and the male quartet will provide musical numbers between acts.