Dodge High School - Sou Wester Yearbook (Dodge City, KS)

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To Qalph Lutz BECAUSE he so exemplncued the splrlt ol: courageous Chrlstuan youth and had so endeared hnmsell: an the hearts of hrs Fellow classmates and Faculty we the class of mneteen thlrty sux dedlcate thus Sou'wester to the memory of QALPI-I LUTZ 1 1 I ' I

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.gun--'gg 6:-al-una-an ...4..z.g,..,.-..a.. ,-...J iff'-WE Y Ld th D THE LOW DOWN 0 TI-IE I-IIGI-I HROUGHOLT then school years the axerage student IS p one to d1g'u1S the spark of sentlmentallty that IS IH e ch of them by holdlng to an attxtude toward the faculty members that could scalc ly be called a gI'3ClOll9 one To betray thlg true regald fo1 the faculty of D C H S would be dlsastrous and certalnly show a complete lack of appreclatlon for those who are engaged ln one of the most dxffl cult and greatest of tasks At thls season of the year we are face to face mth the thought that we are leax mg behlnd the teachers who haxe guxded us the past three years But we ale cog nlzant of the fact that vshlle they are left behmd there goes vuth us a great part of the personallty and lnfluence whlch they hate slowly unparted to us We are con stralned to express here the gratitude and slncere appreclatlon to the teachers who hate labored so ardently for us 47- germ L Wll by Quentm Isely For guldlng hands for endurlng pa tlence ln asslstlng and dlrectlng for flrm but humane and sympathetlc d1sc1pl1ne for ceaseless efforts to lmpart preclous knowledge we needed for klndly aduce and for all of those thlngs whlch helped to set us rlght IH the course of lxfe we hum bly but truly thank our faculty There has been ln our mldst thls year one of the most progressive facultles ever represented ln the Dodge Clty High School A facultv that saw IH a student somethlng b9S1d69 a person to spend a few hours ln the class room mth but who saw ln the student a person who llved ln a much greater vxorld than the class room We thlnk that thlS IS the mark of a truly great teacher We are thankful that we can sav we haxe here a great faculty We salute the faculty a galaxy of stars whlch shall shme forever 1n our klngdom 3 E L1 .,,..rL3anA-v R..-.1 'Z7-Z7 -0 -'- 'g77 4,l,,,,LZiT' ,z..A--Q-we-W-1 H B-4-svn-44' J' , . I '1 . . A A ' . 5 ... - y I I 1 3' x Back row-Doral Grose, Irvin L. Luthi, Frank Toalson, Virfil Parman, Edward Kaufman, i iam V Alair, Robert Anderson, and Cecil Lamb. 'BN Second row-Mar Mr-Cabe, Margaret Kerns, Eulalia Nevins, Ern st' - Sturgeon, Maxine Ne 'Q B Bessie Leach, ' i aries, Doris Ekstrum, and Ida Rowe. A KJ Fi t row-Merlin Trumbell, Bryce Gleckler, R. C. Hunt, Louis Cooley, Melvin Brant. O O . v . . . , . . A . , - V I V . Y .Q . D . . . . . , , Q ., .., , V 1 . . . ' . 9 . I ' . . . A D , l 1 'L ', v - - ' ' , , 9 Y . 7. 7 ' A 1 Y .n ' I V - ' Q Q w v , , ' ' , - ' , ' - N If . . . . , , V, - f k a Q L I ' f - 1 . v - - sh' ' , ' Y ' 1 Y . ' n vu 1 Y . A s 4 Y 1 ' ' ' , r ' 9