Truesdale High School - Cub Yearbook (Truesdale, IA)

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After wondering around the studio I learned that Lawrence O'l.eary had become the chief veterinarian who kept Roy Rodger's horse, Trigger in excellent shape. Trigger had become known for the most contented horse on his list of patients. I went to ll.B.C. Television studios and found that Duane Strock was George Gobel's partner on the television show. He married a little blonde from back hone. I talked to him about old times and after a while I decided it was time to go back to the hotel. All at once things started to go around in a circle, around and around, I fell to the floor and when I opened ly eyes, I found I had fallen out of my easy chair and that I had been dreaming all the tlne. I got up and turned off the television set and decided to turn in for the night. This might have been a drean, but who knows, it might come true some day. BACIIALAUREATE The baccalaureate sermon was delivered May 13 at 8 p.m. Reverend Laverne Golbricht pastor of the Assembly of God Church, was the speaker. Music was furnished by the following: Echoesneoo eoeoeseoooml Hcliale The Holy City!..... ....Elaine Franzmeler CLASS NIGHT 'Nesday evening, Hay 15, Class light and eighth grade graduation were held. Awards in music, athletics, etc. were presented. 'lhe Class History, will and Prophecy were also read. Music was furnished by the following: Colomlfaeeoeowos coco eeeeCQfO1 Amlfsm 'ny Heavenlooeooooee .....Boy5' Moments to Remelber' Crtsader's lUmn ......... ........ Glee Club 'Good Luck, Good I-lealth,... .....llarleen Harms God Bless You' T Commencement exercises were held on Wednesday evening, lay 16, in the school sull- torlun. Ednund Groones of Menlo, Iowa delivered the address. The girls wore white caps and gowns and the boys wce blue. The cords and tassles were blue and white. Music was furnished by the following: 'His Hmdshoeoaeeeoooaeeoee eoooJCanifw SKIP DAY On Thursdq, Hay 10, the Seniors along with Hr. and Hrs. Groskreutz notored to Uoodward and toured an institution. From there they journeyed to Veishm in Ales. I

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.IU l0R CLASS FIBT mth Jack Maxwell, Jeanine Struck, Robert Luft, Roger Anderson, Sharon Richter. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Sauter, Hrs. Fisher, Robert Spurling, Harleen Harms. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICEIB President--Robert Spurl ing Vice-President--Lloyd Sauter Secretary-Treasurer--Roger Anderson JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Professor, How Could You? Keats, a young history professor of the college, had an opportunity to become dean, with one stipulation, the position called for a married lan. His friends and his family all tried to help his with his efforts to find a wife. The struggle trmt ensued provi- ded some very hilarious incidents. The outcome of the wife-getting contest was very axarising to everyone but sly, old, Grandpa Perry, who won the jackpot with his can- te. JUNIOR-SEIIOR BAIQUET 'Pruesdale Jmior-Senior banquet sms held at the Bradford Hotel in Storm Lake on Saturday, lay 3- The theme 'South of the Border' was carried out in room and table decorations. A wrist corsage was given to senior girls and the boys received a bou- tonniere. After the delicious three-course meal, a short progrsn included accordion numbers by Hr. Peterson, welcome by the junior class president, Bob Spurllngg re- sponse by senior class president, Ruth Nehringg and a short speech by Flr. Groskreutz. Leonard Bruner concluded the program with the showing of movies which he had taken of various activities throughout the school year.