Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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'Il Y 1. - Y- - ----- -A. , 4 W s ,r'5L,-..!?..,, r.,4f.l,.f', Lois Reubcr Is anf awfully nice lass, And is one of the best Werke Of the whole Senior Class, Norma Kaiser Made a cute little girl, In the Senior Class play ' Wlth her nice little curls. That jolly girl Whom we call Lcrene, Isithe art editor, And is very keen. And now there's Bob Meinort Another Bob, Over his tracks Not one should trod. Almost six feet tall In our lad Virtue, Don't be afraid, girls He von't hurt yous Bordner Coollector of junky Is at J Baltzer's gate, Why? What for?? Why for Joyce's old crateg Sir Johnny Mulhall From Davis did come, With a laugh all his own So very full of funn That good student Named Violettc Keister, Has a better half Who will always keep her, That concludes The Senior pests Who will go out in life To do their best. - - Opal Long

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. Y --c--Y W-u : --,, -:, -I -. .-Q.- . Q- - ...-vun.-1-.-Q--..-.Q an-Q . as . . ., -. -. .rn-. e s fruits' 3- sf as ,ar THE SENIOR CLASS POEM The Senior Class numbering thirty-one Are really out for lots of fun Bob and Dorothy As you can see, Will soon maxry And happy be. Evadine and Nar1.yr Are qulet lusses, And very good students In all their classes. Now there's a guy Whose nemesis Barr, Who'gets along fine In his old Ford earl Schwarze and Angle Soon will be Flying over the Jnps Out on the see. Henry Bastian ls a bashful guy But he'll get over it By and bye . Floyd Thomas. Is sleepy day and night, But just leuve him alone And hefll be all right. u And new there's e lad Called Cleo Sehrndermeior, Whose grades und size Can't go much higher. Opal and Joyce Margaret Lohmoier Is good in history, 2 What she does with her time Ie sure e mystery. 3. Ani naw there's a girl rloe 3tubbe,' Sets anbrf' cull her NtubbyV, Hnmed Cla Uno never When you Donald Kurtz , Whtn he passes-by, Everyone says -4- 'There goes a swell guyn. The Neuschwmuder twins, Soon will bo,' - Fnrmer'svwives Just wait and sees Donald Fluegel ' With his heir and eyes, Can catch a wife quick If he really tries. ' ' Mary Sieber Our President Has lots of skill And is intelligent. ' There's n lad ' Whom we cull Hutch, Who tells stories Much too much. Bob Keister with their Micro-Switch men,Ai the Snndaiich Shop, Are patiently waiting For school to end. V Jean Dornink ' Who is full of joys, Likes to go out With all the boys. Tdlks with all the girls Is seldom on the hop. Roy Wilko ' The classes Dunco, Is the big ho-man And the cornlesiof the bunch.

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1 Y-of-37 ---,N51--, ...a -1, if if 5 'iff ir! u ' FAMOUS FIRST LINES Bill Angle Evddine Barr Robert Barr Henry Bastian Harold Bordner Jeon Dornink Donald Fluogel Lorene Gramley Leland Hutchison Norms Kaiser Robert Keister Violette Keister Donald Kurtz Margaret Lohmeier Oh World, I can not hold thee close enough. Look st her, there she sits upon her throne as ladylike 8.3 O. Illlfle I mean to have but modest needs, such as content and heaven. To endure for a little, to endure and have done. I am as big for me, he said, as you are big for you. Fsithless am I save to 1ove's self alone, Oh little head of gold! Oh candle of thy house! Dark eyed - eh woman of my dreams. I am tired of brick and stone and rumbling wdgon's wheels, What soft cherubic creatures these gentlewomen are. Forbidden fruit a flavor has. In her is the end of breeding, her boredom is exquisite and excessive. No rack can torture me, my soulfs at liberty. Her brain within its groove, runs evenly and true,