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

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LIME SWABS Bill Keck, Earl, Thomas, Bud Wimer, Sid Reynolds and Iack Ho- man lime the sidewalks in front oi the high school before the Larned game. Weather permitting, the members of the Boys' Pep Club have made it a point to get the streets limed for every sports occasion. 'I BIN SICK' says Fred Hibbard. Miss Nevins, attendance offi- cial, keeps tab on all cases of FLUCTUATION! Bruce Paul, Robert McCormick and Bob Brennan inspect the daily market report to see how many dollards they lost or gained playing the stock market. As an annual project Mr. Bruce Gleckler furnishes fake money for his eco- nomics class to play the market. illness Cincluding spring fevert and awards excuses accord- ingly. I.-0-G-AVR-I-T-H-M and one after another the contestants went down. Maybe Friday 13 and the ladder helped eliminate them. ln the annual Spelling Bee sponsored by the Pinfeather Club, lack Rynerson placed first, Ethel Speer, second: and Betty Dellinger Knot picturedl, third.

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her face. THREE CHEERS for Helen Porter, Susie Stitt and lack Keech as we catch them at the defense stamp counter, They are typical of a great majority of Dodge High students who have been doing their bit for the war effort by patronizing the defense stamp department a little more and the candy sales a little less. DR. I. Q.-No, that isn't the name of a quiz program at Dodge Hi. lt is just one of the many candy bars that Irene Zeilke, Ethel Speer, Donald fra and Sam Iones Check out from the supply room to various organizations sponsoring the .candy sales. HELLO. IACK. is that a mystery book you're so interested in? Dorothy Frazer and Ellen Turley seem to be interested in sampling some of those novels on the DCHS library shelves. GE-OM-A-TREE! Lorraine Cottrell takes this theorem with the greatest of ease, or so it seems if one may judge by the expression the photographer caught on X my ' -QP? 491 ifpaaselfz N . -Q .. ,ggi i 1' ' 1 'S mm f fe v , 'xv'x ' 4 L ' , , '-n. ' I' i x bf? KILL IT-Myrna Samples is ready to drive a mean one and win the GAC ping pong tournament. The ping pong equipment is also available during the noon hour as a part of the recreation room program. VALENTINE SWEETHEARTS-These Drill Team Sweethearts are caught in the act at their annual Dan Cupid drill with Majorette Annabelle Leasure the height of attraction,

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BUILDING ENGINEERS TO YOU-These always busy, ever present gentlemen clean DCHS after we get it dirty. They are Homer Idnes, tall and handsome, and Tom Allen, short and good natured. SOU WESTER SLAVES the rnainstays of the yearbook staff Barb ra Hall, lack Keech, Walt Layton, Lou Ruth Parham and Marjorie Bond. These persons are responsible for the arrangement of pages of the book. Satur- days and Sundays meant nothing to these guys when there were pages to be sent away. fviihi E MR. MENDELN REICHART- science teacher from Emporia Teachers' College, replaced Mr. Herbert Dixon, coach and biology teacher, who was called to the Navy. l ROCK AND ROLL-March 19, Here Erys Emal, Bill Lopp and Delores Gabbert try their luck at standing up on a skating rink rather than on a dance tloor. The journalism class sponsored this party to raise much needed money. RECEIPT WRITERS-the people who see to it that the Sou'wester reaches the public and that the annual is paid for. Patricia Perry, Mr. Bryce Gleckler, senior sponsor, Bill Keck, busi- ness manager, and Earl Thomas, take care of all the sales, expenses and circulation of the year- book. DARKROOM DAWGS-Laird Bowman, Donald Young and Mr. Bryce Gleckler are the busibodies responsible for the greater majority of the photos placed in this book. For hours these gentlemen have labored to get good pictures for the yearbook sometimes only to be disappointed. Your editor opened the shutter for this picture.