Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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'Q' x Q '7' 1Zs fvzlf 'Il' '4 ll '2'1'l-'l.w.n'l'L9:f1If1 ,I-V'-I I II If IJ! ll I !?iH2E2EDy21,gf Azvlv Arlene Peel I till ii pursuit of Q tree planter ' Fcnn Jlvsnia FrQnV Vescn icr liti his wif Donna Iorri on, run hamburger woint mitw the 1 s t nc' f I large family is rore intcx t d in a or duate of '41 who is his wife, thc forrcr Betty Irydcr. Lei Pfile I t,acfine shorthand in D C H S. try- I g to Ea c the else of Mr Fickas, but her voice 1 n't tronu enough Johsnna Ruef I e dlunrer in Tin Pan Alley Band. Sh still h sn't get McC,rtv's oicture. in the radio running after all free women, including Lois Pfile - Robert Schradfrueicr Is ln Clicago business, as Q ide line he is still Sdn Sicbcr Is Q retired hu-band of Q famous flute IQYLTU Elmer Ter Hurh. Has settled on a farm, still try- Ing to raise Durecs along with his wife Lorraine. Bott' Tracy: Is driving a Fordsen on Route 75 mow- ing weeds. - L I ,. J' , Av ,.-3,15 V A ... A ,, 7 4 M. ,f f - -- I , -I . I '-Q., v ' ' ,Q 'YQ' I . u 'JJ s 4?WnA L ,,- . . h . .FL lg 'A : S J. C 1 L. A . ln f Sv 1. L 9 F . , 17. yn . C '- Ln ' . C X 2 .4 .- - 4. C I L S ' X 0 H . 0 41 rv r 3 El ' . - .. U v l.. .1 c ...J .Lo J. V O fl . 'I 1 . 1, . -. Q- , ,. I .,, Q Donald Aouschwander: LS now a veterinarian, but he ' ' H o fl A .. 2 'QS C Q fl x ' Sl ' 'Z 5 . 1 . . , S S O 1 U 1 o 0 o .R -- 71 , n . ...I R' I 9. C q f ' 's s H P . . . cl , ' I S A H f ' C' El J fl .J A A ,H - V , 1, 5 ' A ' C- v A. I I .L K Y 0 , 11 ' D, L -: Q . ' , - . 0 Y . . 4: . 3 ' : 1. S c 1 ......-.-.- I p r 1 H . n ,f c Q -D 9 ? f XJ ,f QM Ruth Trimble: Hes started a school bus with stud- ents Tron Davis, Rock City, and all points east. John Vcach: Is a famous six day bicycle racer. Helen Barr: Is still looking and waiting. . Elnero Eeckneier: Is new coaching a famous basket- Bail teen from Dakota. Dale Bennehoff: Has just finished college with his main course Being basketball. He DID have such a good start in high school. Dorothy Brubaker: Hes joined Ringling Bros. Circus -1-wr' : TT-'fm . - as sho wus A ways a clown in high school. Z8

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-SSP Barr in hopes that she will get more use out of her Howard McCarty: Wills his bright remarks to Mari Iyn Fen er. Arlene Meek: Wills her long braided hair and her Iong Iegs to Neva Myers Frank Nesemeier: Wills his lot down at Hillmer's Ee Paul Schwarze Donald Neusehwander: Wills his curly hair to Miss Baltzer. Lois Pfile: Wills her quiet, studlous attitude to Robert Meads Johanna Ruef: Wills her way with Robert Schrader mefer to Theo Lincoln Robert Sehradermoierz Wills his ability to play basketball to Verl Foss in hopes that some day he will make the first team Sam Sieber: Wills his ability to sleep in class to Marie Ruef. Elmer Ter Hark: Wills his all-around sports' abili- ty to Roger Eonnink in hopes that some day he will make some team. Ruth Trimble: Wills her ability to drive to Bill A- ngIe. Bett' Tracy: Wills her ability to cause arguments In class meetings to Cecil Mitchell. John Veaeh: Wills his white hair to Lucille Barr. essexxwvwwv-wvNwvwnmsxvm. wmmr NX xxx -X,-xgxi, X xii 1 .xo xvqq - i m .V In 'S ' U lf' vocal cords, A ' Q O l , g f o V,- Z I CLASS PROPHECY Looking into the ship's telescope, the captain tells us that he sees our Senior Glass doing the following things in the harbor of nFuture Yearsns K 27 S2

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Q I 15. 1 KXKM xg lifwii, Doris Fehr: Is workino as 0 secreturv ot Rockford Mo tal S eciolties where Vic Dietneier is now ,cneral ms 8 HGGCPQ Ruth Hornish: Hes roeentlr made her home in the East Siae onE is thinking of joining the U.S.O Phfllis Keister: New has a large turkey ranch. Degis Knoup: Hes started her beauty parlor in Chico ge. SHE Is obout the only woman Robert S. is not ch using. Why? Arguments or Stanley? Phvllis Kroner: Hes taken over the management of or Tatnerfs Butcnor Shop. Specialty on Pickled Pigs Feet. Doris Lincoln: with all her acting obilitv as a sou Enern girl is now directing high school plays. Howard NcCortv' Is o professor in the Penn. Stito Col- STK XXNPZN XXX ini! X li-n'X'sN'5x K S1 x'K'h -.. Y 95. YK T1 V - vi ., , I jx, 'i fb, S' Eftbf5NNXEE' Xxmifi 55lf 1 3NXTQHPxxEkE??? Q A D J f Q .J ' - J U 0 f V - i Iogc, but in his leisure time he thinks of the Ruef gi- f rls back at Dakota. He has s lot of leisure tine. 1 A The Senior Class does hereby will to the school: Q Juniors: Our ability to give successful class plays Q to those who nod so much trouble putting their Junior 1 Play en, also finding u cast that would suit everyone. Q 6 Sopnonoros: Our studious and attentive Anoricon His- Z tory Ulsss so in their future history class, they will f get me much out of it os we did. if Freshmen: Our nature--physically and mentally--bodies .H so Ebay will st least be grown up by the time they are Seniors. Mr. Wohlford: A secretory to take his place when he gets tiree of writing out excuse blanks and making phono calls. Mr. Schaper: A magic baton to land the Dakota bend so iN EE will never have to worry about then making any odd sounds. - Mr. Fickas: Our supply of sugar so he will swooton up o Iittle and smile just once in awhile. 29