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

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ALMOST SUMMER -Yes, it is almost summer, and the time when everyone has spring fever, but We're not talking about the Weather, Almost Summer is the name of the senior play starring Mildred lohnson, Dick Sanford, Donna Hamilton, George Gould, Louise Taylor, Norma Lutz, Phil Young, and Robert Tgylor Chow did a soph get snuck in? Well, sophs just seem to be indispensible this yearj The rest oi the cast seem rather amused when Louise comes in to spill the beans about her and her young lover Bob. At right, she is not whispering, she's kissing him! ton the cheek, darn ith. LLOYD SHAW DANCERS-Good looking couple, don't,you think? They are members of Lloyd Shaw's group of dancers who gave a splendid performance ot American folk danc- ing in the DCHS Gymnasium,April 9. The local rhythm club sponsored their appearance. DODGER SLAVES+Take a good look stu-dents CGlen Cunningham Ill at the slaves who have worked so hard to bring you your beloved paper, the Dodger. Editors Perry, Taylor, Rynerson, and Keech are probably worrying about one of their front-ppge stories. tThat accounts for their down in the mouth expressionsl. Bill Keck has his troubles as business manager, too. v M .K . .. ririf. ,.,,. . SSS at -f FIELD DAY-May 15, Field Day, is supposed to be the time when all the girls let their hair down, but from the looks of things all the girls have their hair up in turbans, etc. This is a snap of the girls sack race-Margie Prey is really going alter one.

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I.ET'S HAVE IT. ls the command given by Leo Burke as he prepares for a fast one over the plate. Now with spring here the baseball boys find the front lawn swell to play catch on during noon. USED AND ABUSED-Is the faithful CARMEN HSKIPPER STARR MIRANDA -Shakes his hips to the tune of I Like You Very Much while the audi- ence laughed until they couldn't hear him. This was a feature of the South American scene of Colorama, the chorus review. stage crew. Appointed when sopho- mores, the boys of this small organiza- tion are responsible for the building, rebuilding, and setting up of scenery and props. Here Melbourne Zweig and Marvin Covalt set up scenery while Bruce Deck looks at the camera. COLORFUI. AND SNAPPY Describes the dance, EstuA ANGELS OF MERCY-Are seen here in the Red, White dlantmo done by the dancers in the South American and Blue scene oi Colorama. The girls wore white scene of Colorama The dancers were chosen from mem- dresses, which are to be used as chorus uniforms, and bers of the chorus white nurses caps.

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1 Q . M Q ',' Wvb. M , iw.. ,, ln. RHYTHM CLUB-BACK ROW: Bill Curry, Connie lo Oakes, Betty Rae Casterlirie David Barhydt, MlDDLE ROVV: lohn Williams, l. R. Pvvrkins, lunior Starks, Bill Lonp lack Lasley. FRONT RONV: Marceil Homan, liflargfarci Fumisli, Many Beth lixims Maxyiio Sclimedcr, Margie Fwy, Mr. Doml Grcwsv, spcmsor, not yiciuimcl. .593 r 'Q 2' ' .I an ll C M6 Hi'Y CABINETiBACK ROVV3 lack Dillard, lmrf Bmdfioclc, Norval Lrwuibriglii, Dori MYCF, lack lmslfy, FRONT FCYV: Pill Kefifziiian, Diflc Saiifwrfl, Phil Yciliifg, Bali Truman, Lund Bcfwmim. Noi lily-ll.Gpi, Arthur N- Vins, Mr. Charly., Varvgl, sponsoi