Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1944 volume:

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F-, -yr , I 4 I ,- , I Y I W ku. iw Lvl f 'ix'-.'.z: !L.,'. .--W -. .. .....-... . ....... -. . , .....,.. .....,,.4,,.,. , N, -..- 9 'S 44' 'E 9 ., 5 fs fb A i X7 Q w 57 3 5 ' A 3 Ol ' . Q A 17 W I 12 j f 7 7 3 J V 5 17 ff U gTRATwQm , in M , .lln,.ll -IIHW V Tvbl THE FACULTY ......as we remember them.... Mr. Stitzel: Mr. Schaper: Mr. Thompson: Mr. Elbert: Mrs. Murphy: Miss Pilgrim: Miss Lambrecht Miss Baltzer: His pet expression, nSee what I meann 2 Always busy...even eats on the run or in class.. Conducting assemblies, espec- ially when there are songs to be sung. Giving us extra time and scores at the ball games, We hope .... His,iriendly evening get tog- ethers with the boys afterthe basketball games. His jolly sense of hu or. For givlng up teaching and a- ssuming a new job in the U,S. !lI'm.:,T 0 The way she kept everyone in good humor with her chatter a bout this and that, Her never to be forgotten H.E. Club dinners and banquets put on for all the clubs, Patiently waiting for the eh- orus or class to come tocmder thenilillllil I Always treating her seniors m if they were her children.... Directing the plays andzdmnys had a helping hand, 'ii' s gjwwg . -.1 -....,. .- .1v...v--.--Q 'Y siifm ,lil mlgliilflf ' FACULTY In 2'I Mr, Q5,Emerson Stitzel sl - A.B..eMount Morris College ' AJA. Northwestern University .nj Principal, Algebra, Geometry, Physics, Student Council, Sub Coach I Mr. Frederick A, Scheper A B.S. University of Illinois Biology, Farm Management, Animal Husbandry Band Miss MaryiAlice Lambrecht A.B. Nortu Central College English I,II,III,IV Chorus Miss Joyce Baltzer 1.13. Rockford College A,M. University of Chicago American History, World History, Economics, Sociology, Citizenship M Class Plays Miss June Pilgrhn B.E. Iforthern Illinois State Teachers' College i, General Science, Home Economics I and Il ,kv Physical Education, G.A,A, la :.gj Mr, Warren E, Thompson 5 U ecee U : - fi I 1' C ... J - '1: 'r Y .nf s f -I H--:S . XY- , .Q , v Deane College A.B. University of Nebraska Typing, Bookkeeping, Business Training Athletics . ,, A, 'x is r 55,4 fl-'..-.......T...........- L i -rv, 3..,,..,..:..,,q,.:--TT.. .Ar t,,,s, 'l.,, .A-,, ., .. -0. r -,., ... .. l . .,. . 4--M yu- wk -4..jIf 12. -P ...,.. - .,, ,-.-,., .,.... I-ui -'V -1-j'v1R Lr v --Q lv- ,. We run T Tl-'Mr iiiqg -. n-Lrfcx ah: ef K 'D- Em mars on .S T'J2eL Jvyce fBz.LTz.er Mgr! Hilfe LIMJFCGLT Jung L. 7711:-.m VS' Q' If Y? xx Af ' XNON .Nm-'3.,,,zf - . 66, xl ' ' 34010 .' 4' i-f-11? ZZAO B of- Q. M gpg 2249 lx., fv' ' ' EAA' . , ,' Za 426' 6, 3 286 3 4 . , ,Q 3 3 Xi ' 3 'C 3 F AQTUWQTQEES ..s. .... ...-, ---. ..... .... ,. A-y J' ' ' .1 av wa nu-s-u-1 'i'.--.... .,,,. ,, .-.....,..l'...........,,.. C..- -2 .- I- Fda -. . K .. ,.,- -- .J---.-n .V -1. 'L , . ,Ja ,, ..,:n-..,,,,. 1 , 1 1 1 ' ' hy' - .-., ff ,--3. 4....g,s. , A 4 4--. .... -ni- STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council was organized in the beginning of the year and the following officers were elect- ed: PPCSidGHt . . . Phyllis Wise Vice President. ,A Betty Maass Secretary . .Corolyn Bennehoff Treasurer . . .Stanley Thomas Sponsor. . . . .Mr. Stitzel The Student Council acts as one of the chief gov- erning groups of the student body. It takes care of the financial aspects of activities sponsored by the school. It acts as a jolning link between the students and the faculty. fhe students' ques- tions come to a member of the council and after discussion are submitted to the faculty. During the past year, the Student Uouneil sponsor- ed the uParkinson Ensemblen and several other as- semblies. Other things which they did that were of importance were the sponsoring of the Magazine Sale Drive and the purduase of more noon hour re- creational equipment, Besides the officers, the following students re- present their classes in this group: Senior , , , Keith Wise Junior . . . Bob Kaiser . Frank iltenbernd Sophomore s . Edgar Barr S . Charles Clay Freshman . Delbert Wilson Patricia Mac Cauley iflvqj I be 2 any I. L .. h., f fd! lv' ef-qt 55-ii 1 iq., 'W . Yi Al - fb! I 54. t 5 4: ' 33' 5-by Ghf IU . S tl T . a V W - --..J e-1-vw... , N ,-rs., or H- 1' U lPdv'?,:uuu41.7jy1 1-3-N I zgf ' 'ui'-sr--1:-U' 'Ama 5' --,.l...' rsw. . .ff?..- -- . 915 I Q 1 , .4 . y' ff z Qs -1 i3?5 - ,J 45 PFI 1 l fffvj A13 syn A 5453 bf FUTURE FARMERS' OF AMERICA CDWOWLUMFERJ ' tl ' - . - uve,- Offieers of the Future Farmers? ef America, the F.F,A,, are as follows: . V President . . . -. Ke1t1'1'!J1se Vice President, . Delbert Fehr Secretary. '.Marvin Niedermeier Treasurer, . Charles Schroedn' Reporter . . Maurice Ter Hark Watch Dog. . . Roger Dornink Ten new members were initiated into the or- ganization this year, After the initiation ceremony, the senior members of the F.F.A, were guests at a party given in their hon- or. Among their meny activities, the F,F,A, were active in sports, playing basketball games Vwith other schools. The F.F.A, Volleyball Team furnished stiff competition for any opponents who dared to take them on. The F.F,A, also sponsored intra-mural games play- ed over the noon hours this winter and spring One of the highlights of the season was the hayride party which had to be postponed sev- eral times owing to the shortage of girls! Every month this organization holds a meeting to take care of the business at hand, This organization is one of the most active groups in the high school. - fi '...,f,l ' gg' r-2-es! is-------h. . aL-i5-31.7 Av m Y.. Tim - ' f ... .,-f3 ..'l'.. ..:'... HOME ECONOMICS CLUB -4 1 4 , , n ':.:' 'K'. 'f is sf ' Q. 1:pZ. ' ----rr--N --'fir-,Q Q -. was 5'i4'f: '? ' 'l Z' J. 'F '5'i'5?? ' fair-? A Efi P Qfi. g A .amy y 'get fsfm Mm of ,thc -rf' A group of girls met at the beginning year and organized a Home Economics Club. The advisor, Miss Pilgrim, took charge and the f- ollowing officers were elected: President . . . Leona Toelke Vice ?res1dcnt4Gladys Ter Hark Secretary . 4 .Bonnie Miller Treasurer . . . Phyllis Wise Club Reporter. .Fairy Hillman There were thirty members in the Club this ye- ar and they planned to have e dinner meeting every month and later planned to do Red Cross work. All members of the Club were put on committees such as Social, Service or Program. These committees helped in waking the Club a success this year. The Club sponsored talks on different vocatkns A nurse talked about nurses' livesg a beauty operator spoke on the subject of goes gnpqnnqy After the Club was organized, a Pot Luck Supp- er was served after school and an Installation Service followed. On Decenber 14th, the Club Christnas Party was held with a delicious din- ,Qi iff' ', 1 ge ner, games, songs, and later trading presents. ,f 5-'fp Arrangements have been made to send one or two PCL! delegates to the State Camp at Bloomington as '?QPj representatives of the Club, This has not X'-JJ! ff been done in previous years. A Farewell Party ' i was given in the spring for the senior girls of the Club and the officers. 1 its A, .s..-.. ,,,..-: .H f , l ,, : IF A .L H rl' '- e Bl 4 STUDENT COUNCIL Reading from left to right Seated: Mr. Stitzel, Keith Wise, Phyllis Wise, Corolyn Bennehoff, Frank Altenbernd, Betty Maass, Stanley Thomas, Robert Kaiser Standing: Edgar Barr, Charles Clay, Patricia McCauley, Delbert Wilson HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Seated: Leona Toelke, Miss Pilgrim, Phyllis Wise, Fairy Hillman, Bonnie Miller, Gladys Ter Hark Second Row: Fern Schlueter, Doris Rueber, Rachael Nelson, Catherine Shippy, Marie Grunder, Cecile Mitchell, Beryl Mitchell, Betty Meinert, Jaunita Detwiler, Mary Kryder Florence maize, Barbara Ruef, Corolyn Benn- ehoff, Betty Maass Top Row: Jean Hofmeister, Marjorie Keister, Verlene Lawler, Norma Long, Carol Schwarze, Pauline Niblo, Helen Neuschwander, Yuteva Haubach, Loretta Pieper, Lucille Germain, Wilma Lapp, Virginia Hodgson FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ' Seated: Mr, Schaper, Marvin Niedermeier, Delbert Fehr, Keith Wise, Charles Schroeder, Maurice Ter Hark, Roger Dormink Second Row: Paul Flynn, Frank Meinert, James Gentz, Arthur Clay, Ted Long, Paul La Budde, Robert Bear, Roy Lohmeier Top Row: Robert Kaiser, Robert Lentz, Delbert Wilson, Lyle Stubbe, Ronald Goeke, Sam Osts endorf, Ralph Lapp, Frank Altenbernd, Roger Kryder -1 ..,-. --..p'.,--.--.--. ..- L, r.?,.s,v.g. .lf ..f.y.J. ,W . 4- i.-44 1f..p.?-..:- . . t KY -lg x,I' 0, Y. ..7........ .-..-...-.. X., ,,.. .Ll ..- -WV 14- -num vnu- .-'fm ..s-. 6'--....--- Q- F5000 0 5 3 'Q A YL 1 X QD -2- M AVL 1 Y - I -..-1,.,... 9065 ,- ,. 4. A' . r5gEizM . . 1 l . f , A ANNUAL STAFF Editiif .. Business'Menager. Chlendar. Cless.Histery Snapshots' ' Jokes- U , 'IM Fegtures D- Class Will a Prophecy ' Chorus .' Band, -'f FOFQAQ V Basketball ' Baseball L Track G.A.A. Home Economics Club Senior Play Junior Play Faculty Student Counci Assemblies Art Circulation Typing Mimeograph Sponsor 1 Melvin Sphlueter Cecil'Meyer. ' ' , Leena1Toe1ke .' ' Marvin Niedermeier . Verlene Lawler 1 f . ' Zelda Weber, Allen Olson , Zelda Weber, Fsiry H1llmen,j ,Phyllis Wiseg Corolyn,BennehQff, Verlene Lawler ' 1 14s' n' ' by Keith Wise, Fhiry Hi1lman,, -P Delbert Fehr ', 1 ,limb V Corolyn Bpnnehoff, Leo Heinen Zelda Weber,, f' ' Mgrvin Nledermeier Cecil'Mcyer Cecil Meyer, Marvin Niedermeier Melvin Schlueter Fairy Hillman Lucille Barr Phyllis Wise bu?ry Hillman Phyllis Wise, Fbiry Hillman Phyllis Wise Cecile Mitchell, Sylvia Heitkam Leona Toelke, Zelda Weber Verl Foss, Delbert Fehr, Melvin Schlueter, Cecil Meyer, Roger Dornink, Keith Wise Leona Toelke, Phyllis Wise Cecil Meyer, Melvin Schlueter, Allen Olson, Marvin Niedermeior, Paul LaBudde, Delbert Fehr Miss Baltzer -,.hA. C g W .. .-1-1.. -.-.P U , ,L , , .-3l,-lle .gp .. U . . - A - - ..-me 3 -ro -Q ibUlllaYlim 2g::ig2iE? FP- 5 - ig??::i':' !l ., A :I u THE TATTLER il The Tattler is the school paper produced and 'IA managed by the Junior Class. It is issued 5' fortnightly. U ll The Staff for the first semester was as fol- u?i lows: Wi 'gf Editor , . . . . . . . . Betty Maass ' Assistant Editor. . . . . Bonnie Miller News . . . . Arthur Clay, Marilyn Ra- ets:Roselyn Ruth Organization . . Mary Kryder, Ronald Gooke Art . . Q . Yuteva Haubach, Marian Raetz a is ff fu. 'r F H, 'S . -All .gy s . Judd Hodgson Grace Epling Humor 1 . .Frank Altenbernd, - F Ted Long Mimeograph Stanley Thomas,Maur1ce Ter Hark Sports . ', . . . . Chester Afflerbaugh Charles Schroeder Columns. . . Marie Grunder, Robert Ruober Business and Distribution , , ,Neya Meyers X '- Us ' Catherine Shippyf'PauLino1Barr Robert Seifert, Phyllis Brick Robert Kaiser The Staff for the second semester was: Editor . . . . A.. . b. Marilyn Raetz Assistant Editor. . . .1 . Stanley Thomas Humor . . . . . . . Catherine Shippy News . . . . Phyllis Brick, Neva Meyers Roselyn Ruth Feature . . . Arthur Clay,Pauline Barr Sports . Arvin Schwarze,Chester Afflerbaugh Guess Who R Spotlight . . . Mary Kryder Question Box.Grace Epllng, Charles Schroeder Art . . . Frank Altenbernd, Marian Raetz Mimeograph Ronald Cooke, Judd Hodgson Maurice Ter Hark Distribution Betty Maass, Bonnie Miller Robert Seifert, Robert Kaiser Marie Grunder, Grace Epling 0 'vfjgi-1 ZE??15 u I' 'I I N , ,1 i ' 1 1, Gr-'ff- TF! 'gf -lv-55 ILE? i BAND The band has shown great improvement this year. Mr, Kiburz again came out and gave lessons both to beginners and to the old- er members. Two practices a week and more when necessary were insisted upon as a qu- alification for band membership, One new instrument was added to the band - a baritone saxophone, played by Loretta Pieper. Band membership increased when several new members from Davis joined, At Christmas time the Band joined with the Chorus and gave a concert under the direct tion of Mr, Kiburz and Mr. Sehaper, The band did not play at basketball games this year owing to the fact that not enough ne- mbers could come to the games. The Band and Chorus sponsored the Home Ta- lent Show on February sixteenth. The me- ney made from this affair is to be devoted to the purchase of new music. This year Dakota was host to the annual county Music Festival, The Band took an active part in making this Festival in- structive and entertaining. .-.1-Q-vu-n-s q..,.,' lla. TL o 4 , , H G VY, ki r'I v N f fo -frm ...,,m -Q f - .. -..q Q .. lu . . 1 'N -.. f 4--,'.-.- e . Q ,gf n as - -no-4-Mf2f. ...W -.- -. BAND P Pauline Niblo Roselyn Ruth , Virginia Hodgson Norma Hufford , Jean Hofmeister Rachael Nelson- Zelda Weber , BRSONNEL Corolyn Bennehofff Pauline Barr , Catherine Shippy Gladys Ter Hark Neve Henze , Norma Long , James Gentz , Gilbert Crull , Chester nfflerbau Leo Heinen , Marie Grunder , Yuteva Haubach, Barbara Ruef , Edgar Barr , Ronald Goeke Ted Long , , Glen Ter Bark Don Wise 4 , Charles Schroeder Verl Foss ,, . Verlene Lawler, Stanley Thomas Judd Hodgson , Phyllis Wise Cecil Meyer , Gloria Rnetz , Jaunita Detwiler Loretta Pieper,- Frank Meinert , Lucille Germain Neva Meyers , Betty Haass Mr. Schaper I 1 O g. D . I O I l I 'I U I 0 O I I C I .. O' O Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Clarinet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet Cornet , ,Base Drum , S . S :Fi f Fr . Fr nare Drum nare Drum Baritone Baritone Trombone Trombone Trombone Trombone Trombone Base Horn Base Horn , Flute . Flute ench Horn ench Horn ench Horn Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone Saxophone Director 'beg tsse G , . 'jttf' '... -N. . 4+ V ... -5?'.f1,P W ff C 1 JUNIOR PLAY The Junior Class chose nCampus Puarantineu by Robert Gray as their Spring play. ,This was e comedy in three acts - a delightful, rollicking story of college life. Lnagine a girl's sorority house on the es- mpus of a well known university. It is e Saturday night, all the girls are ready to go out for the evening. Some are wishing that they could stay in when suddenly one of the girls becomes ill. The doctor is culled and nehicken poxn is the verdict... The house is quarantined for two weeks,.,. when they discover several boys in the gskq sorority house, what s situftion follows!! It all ends to the s one, however, and Gloria Smith , Mrs. Smith , Beryl Shepherd Edythe Rhodes . Lola Dunn . . Dr. Leon Atwell . Gordon Dunn . Q Ronald Steele Elliot Maxim 5 . Finlay Carruthers. Howard Ross . . Deborah Mercer. ntisfaetion of every ch gets his match, Betty Maass . Marian Rsetz . Bennie Miller . Grace Epling , . Neva Meyers . . Judd Hodgson . Chester Afflerbaugh . . Arvin Sehworze . Charles Schroeder Stanley Thomas Maurice Ter Hnrk Marie Grunder. ......,h,m,., 0 We Im'F ' Q-it -sv :Qin as K 6 I3 l Q Q . 4? we -fu' in . 1 Qi A I 1 '.' 'Y 5. 'I' ,, 5 iff, 1 11 VJ Nijg 'I i J r. 11 P-. J sn ,W 2 'v fi ...M I -1 I '1 V 3 Q ag- .L -I ,r ' P .iv-D1-nn. V K2 45.3 R' -J5J:i,L- MIXED CHORUS Reading fran left to right Bottom Row: Marie Grunder, Norma Hufford, Marjorie Keister, Fern Schlueter, Barbara Ruef, Gladys Ter Hark, Joanne Daughenbaugh, Florence Maize, Catherine Shippy, Martha Knoll Second Row! Betty Maass, Wilma Lapp, Virginia Hodgson, Robert Kaiser, Edgar Barr, Miss Lam- brecht, Lyle Stubbs,-Verlene Brubaker, Jean Hofmelster, Cecile Mitchell, Bonnie Miller Third Row: Ethel LaBudde, Mary Kryder, Beryl Mitchell, Doris Gramley, Jaunita Detwiler, Sam Ostendorf, Leo Heinen, Marvin Niedermeier, Roger Krydcr, Ruth Busch, Ardith Phillips, Lucille Germain Fourth Row: Verlene Lawler, Phyllis Wise, Norma Long, Carol Schwarze, Jmnes Gentz, Char- les Schroeder, Verl Foss, Chester Afflerbaugh, Irma Wachlin, Fairy Hillman, Eleanor Berger, Rachael Nelson Fifth Row: Wilma Meinert, Fern Voss, Neva Henze, Glenn Ter Hark, Arvin Schwarze, Arthur Clay, Stanley Thomas, Ralph Lapp, Corolyn Bennehoff, Loretta Pieper, Pauline Niblo Top Row: Helen Neuschwander, Sylvia Heitkam, Gloria Raetz Marian Raetzg Gilbert Crull, Maurice Ter dark, Ted Long, Marilyn Raetz, Leona Toelke, Roselyn Ruth, Yuteva Haubach. BAND First Row: Corolyn Bennehoff, Catherine Shippy, Zelda Weber, Pauline Barr, Cecil Meyer, Gloria Raetz, Judd Hodgson, Phyllis Wise. Second Row: Virginia Hodgson, Norma Hufford, Jean Hofmeister, Rachael Nelson, James Wentz, Gilbert Crull, Chester Afflerbaugh, Leo Hei- ncn, Verlenc Lawler, Stanley Thomas, Loretta Pieper, Frank Ncinert, Lucille Germain, Neva Meyers, Betty Maass, Charles Schroeder, Verl Foss . ' Third Row: Pauline Niblo, Roselyn Ruth,' Gladys Ter Hark Neva Henze, Norma Long Marie Grundcr, Yuteva Naubach, Barbara Ruef, Ronald Goeke, Mr. Schaper, Edgar Barr, Ted Long, Glen Ter dark, Don Wise i 'H -4 r--v---..,-n.-u-a- ' ? v-nv-'-4g---. pn. .A-Ju' ,' r . 1. ,v , S. 'T 9 ' 6 . ... 6. 2. -4.,,,!Q. ...YM -:iz .... ,, .,,Y,,, . ,iw , , wx. -....-,z-., ... -5. -5,-. -v. IV. U-J:9,.,s,l. ,,.-1.-,,-, Af' 3 --Jai.- lisa f-..,.??-.N-.. ....... T Off 'AQQ Q iiA..a-1'...1.m.- ,, x...lg.r fL.A n ' Q' egg ASSEMBLIES M M' f 'if Ucfobor B ISIS ' n ossom y'fH'chnrgo of Miss Boltzer was h during olghth period on this day. Tho parti cipants woro pupils in thc World History Class A dialoguo was glvon roprosznting n wor botwoon two Indian tribos, tho nDokotosh and tho nWin slowsn. It was shown by tho action of tho dl loguo Just how tho nDokotasn triumphed ovor thc Winslows- just as thoy would in tho ball gamo to bo playod in tho sftornoon. COh, Youhl Uc EOECI' Eros 1 dill' 3 mal? old L O M4 Q - An assembly was hold in tho study hall olghth poriod. Mr. Schnpor lod thc school in singing now und old songs with Miss Lsmbrocht sccomp-A snying on the piano. Miss Pilgrim prosuntod G.A.A. swords to thosc girls who hcd oornod thou during tho post your ond Mr. Schgpor pro- scntod athletic swords to th: boys. ihc high- light of tho assembly wos L group of boys sing- ing NPistol Psck1ng'Momo'. Novon5or 5 ISIS h . arson, raprosontotivo of tho Curtis Pub- lishing Company was ot school to intorost us in n mogozino drivo which thu school had docidod ' to sponsor. Ho showod tho various prizos which wore to bo givon to tho bost sslosman ot tho ond of tho contest. He also brought s loud spookcr which we could corn by solllng onough magoginislfinnd the ptskotbilllpoys trifdtiih ou y Q 1 nc over unc o ng us was oy thought tho sooros wguld bo at tho Forroston gomo. An Army mulo und o Navy Goat woro given to tho school for tho autographs of boys ond girls in th4 sorvice, Novom5or I6,dIQI5 An ossonbly was hold in th: study hall at nino. Mr. Stitzol govo tho totals of the magazine solos and than ownrdod prizos to tho bost solos- mon. 'Paul Flynn, high boy, rocoivod n flash- light. Graco hpling, high girl, rocolvod Q nanicuro sot. Roy Lohnoior also rocoivod n flash light. Carol Schwarzo got u sports pin. Tho Freshman Class having tho highost total, ro- coivod a flag. Mr. Schopor, sponsor of this class, rocoivod o nworry birdu. Thomas Aldon, who was homo on furlough, vo a short talk and was tho first to su the nArmy Mulon. -M . A,l..mx ,, so 1111-Qff' 1 fs- - 1' f .- V -lkvx VPU, A ' f, ' v anus cs program was given in the gymnasium. Mr Eugene O born gave several instrumental mfny II tge .rtdf instruments and the way that our mmsifll ' ftruuents of today came to be music- , I uarf'IT. leaf T day ah asseibly was given by Mr. and Mrs, Bealer and thelr wild animals. Those animals were eild when they bought them but they trained then to do several stunts. The animals consisted of two cub bears each a year old, e I S - if gr- M ng , V... 4 M' J 4344 ,f 1 s AP: X z. 3 L .. s e numbers on the marinbaphone. He also showed a fl Hf v 1 O 1... ,F -113 z '11 an o ' n' ta o five dogs, ages running from one to eight years, AHC one small monkey who did many inter- esting trickss Januar 21 IQZZ I peg assembly was held in the school gymn. Mr. 'hompson, our new coach, was at the head of this assembly. The purpose was to get the whole student body together to practice some of the new yells and to get a cheering organ- ization started. ' ' January ?Z IQZI A g . oln . e ew, State Highway Po11eenan,w cane to visit and gave us a talk on safety driving. There are three kinds of drivers, he said, and if you are one of those, please change te a careful driver. They are as fellmws: the show eff driver, the illegal driver and the one arm driver. He advised us,nIf hugging on the highway is your sport, turn your car in for a davenportn.d ' ' Fanuar EW lQEE Mr. V. . an er, the farm advisor from Freeport, gave a little talk and showed sono very inter- esting pictures on NSoldiors of the Soiln. Fe5ruarV Ek 1541 Today our last year's coach, Mr. Fickas, re- turned to Lakota in his Navy blues to tell us ,a little about what he had been doing during nBcot Canpu training at Great Lakes. Secretary of the Allied Youth shingtcn, D.C. spoke to us on ng high school youth. gm, Z - xg flu Z 'f '--r--., fl, P 'b X Q, , - 3 46 L kj- Z5 Z 45 6 Z Z, A AXE A A Z ? E 2 B Z YQ 3 .. 3 Z 'B 5 A Z9 YQ Z' 1- f' 'Q 2 ffgz in 333 6 fo SUENHQEQS al 1' .qt s fi' 1 .-. 'E- I t ,P 1 I 1- x , 11 s I Kiw- cmss upfnc 'A.1,i-iss weli me erm wqu. icuss canons L b nl , cuss mm I - 'J Blue and Silva!! .4 ' I QM.. . 7-A sig' X . - 4 Jn L 'B Qu ' i ll A Q I .I J. . X1 a. - 3' l 34. N . .-r, V ner f 1 mf - Mu U - Hg N .- y ffi ' ,Af-Qi 'V kara 'V H il' ' .fl ' --:W 5 ,.-A - A H, , , 1 : -4 Q. ,,,,,v, L, . .1. 1- . 1, . ,. - -1 vw , i'fff1sif,5fk, '- , . -,N li. 1.-V 1 J- 5 ,mga -.115 Lf I A.:l fkrw- v q - A lh ft L i- f SENIOR ACTIVITIES CAROLINE ALDEN G.fx.1Xf Tattlnr Stuff LUCILRE BARR 'Y ' F fi f,r,h,.u. :J Girls' Chorus 2 Tottlor Staff C oncgggg wig TIUCFF Cifls' Cherub l 2 5 4 G , A-I . A , BRHC l 2'5 4 Junior Qloy Sonior Flay Howe EC. Club Soxtcttc 5 Studunt Council 5 4 fTcSld nt 5 Tuttle? Staff ROGER DQQNINK Boys' Chorus l 2 5 Softball 3 4 Boskotball 4 F.E.A. l 2 5 1 Tottler Stuff DEQRRRT FRHR Softball l 2 5 4 BnsVotbmll l 2 5 4 F.F.n. l 2 5 4 Juoirr Blol A Senior Play Vice lrosidont 2 4 Tuttlcr Staff .. C! f . , 4-wjilzi -12513 4:13 1 'uzF ' iz, U ., . PP .fn VERL Foss Boys' Chorus 1 2 5 4 'fm' Band I 2 3 4 -ffm: Junlor Play fail Semior Play ffg,1 Tuttlcr Staff LEO HEINEN Clrlsf Chorus 1 2 5 4 Band l 2 5 4 Tottler Staff Junior Play SYLVIA HQITEQQ Girls' Chorus 4 Scholo rship 4 Davis l 2 5 Fil IRY III LL! MN ,.,,.l.....---1-,......---1 . , ,- G,A,nv l 2 0 4 Girls' Chorus 2 Home Ea. Club 5 Junior Play Sonior Flay Tattlor Staff lliH.E.I4:J?.UD. UF. F,FuA, l 2 5 4 Junior Ilny Tsttlor Staff VXRLENE LAHLTR .l.1 ..- Girdna- hozu1s l G'QjR.,fux., 1 2 5 Ll: Band l 2 5 4 5 4 4 J-1 . cf? 5' 'Rf 5 I . I ly' X 4 n . 4 i 2 3 4 lprfi 1 .12 . gtffi- .., - 4- CLuer Leader 2 4 f'3 soxtctre 1 2 5 . ' Junior flag A Senior Play Home Bc. Club 3 4 I-.,-. xi, f 1 2 I1 'f-sf? if-muff--'-jif'jg ...f,.f ,g .,..IA .. 1 ,5 ' - Ivvffa-qv 5 N, I gulls ' - Qu , Q , Pl-9 ' g 2 l W if , ,,,, - wxmn 1-.IEINF T Girls' Chor,s 4 Davis 1 2 3 CECIL MEYER Softball l 2 4 Basketball 2 5 4 H Band 1 2 5 4 Senior Play Scholarship 3' Vice President 3 Tattler Staff 25' sl El 0 w ' Fl CECILE MITCHELL Girls' Chorus 2 5 4 Home Ee. Club 5 4 Tattler snuff MARVIN NI ' ERf.1W'IER So tbnll 5 4 Student Council 2 5 Brsketbnll 5 4 President 2 Scholarship 1 2 3 4 Tattler Stvff ALLEN CLSGN Duvls l'2 5 I-I ELVI N ' SC HLUETER Softball 1 2'3 4 i LEONA TOELKE Girls' Chorus G.x'l,xqx . 1 2 1 Student Council Junior Play Senior Play Home EC. Club Tottler Staff ZBLDA WEBER Ggirxpfx, I 5 Girls' Chorus Band 1 2 5 4 Senior flay Treasurer 4 Home Bc. Club Tattler Staff Y ITH WISE o n 1 2 5 5 3 3 4 Basketball 1 2 5 Junior Play Senior Play Student Council President 4 F.F.A. 1 2 5 Scholarship 1 Track 1 2 3 4 Tnttler Stuff PHY LIS WISE 4 2 0 L4 1 2 4 3 4 5 4 Student Council 1 2 r 5 opus 1 2 4 Basketball 112 5 4 Band 1 2 5 4 Ju lor Play Home Bc. Club 3 4 Senior Play Junior Play , President 1 Senior klnyu 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Student Council 4 ell Secretary 4 I Sextette 2 5 C Annual Editor 4 Scholarship 1 2 3 - 0' Scholfrship 1 2 G.A.f.. 2 ll Tattlor staff Secretory 5 E I Tattlor Staff I 5-'N +I ' Q- , . -13:'T:r:w 4 - ? : '-:-'f::4:'If':-.f?r?'f f 9 iff SENI OR CLASS HI STORY In the fall of 1940 thirty-three ,students entered Dakota Community High School as the best freshman class in high school. They chose the following officers for the year:- - President Melvin Schlueter Vice President Delbert Fehr Secretary Charles Veach Treasurer Hazel Gramley Student Council .Leona Toelke Sponsor Miss Kryder After the class was organized, a Weiner ro- ast wasn held at the school house. Shortly after their picnic, they were initiated and became true members of High School. In the middle of the winter the freshies sponsored a skating party. In the 'Spring they sponsored a Big Brother andf'iT15qtwe,rMDE1y1 The year closed for the Fresh en with the spring picnic, erases X Twenty-five students returned to take up a Sophomore year in the fall of 1941. They chose: President Marvin Niedermeler Vice President Marvin Pfile Secretary Marie Ruef Treasurer Bill'VehemeIer Student Council Theo Lincoln Sponsor Mr. Sehaper Five failed to join the class this year:--- Jack Vehemeier, Betty Alich, Albert Hufford Don Taylor and John Cerroni, Verl Foss and Gertrude Gerber joined the class and, at the second semester Victor Crowley from Durand joined use The class held a hamburger fry on Flag Staff Hill at Krapes Park in autu n and at the close of the year returned for their Spring picnic. '.:zF1HllQ9 glmggag C997 'IHIIIIII '5 ' 4, -: I If 1 1 f' I 'iff ffifgtf T .,,. s V 15. ....x.. Twenty file students returned in the fall of 1040 to continue their studies as Junkxs. They elected as officers: President Corolyn Bennehoff Vice President Cecil Meyer Secretary Phyllis Wise Treasurer Marvin Niedermeier Student Council Keith Wise Sponsor Mr. Fickas Victor Crowley and Bill Vehemeier took up their work in other schools and Marie Ruef ,-.-..,lm .. . 7' . .' .L N in Vs:-.T-:T if 44-22 I ,. K .thlhrsv Fm, -5-. . - .1 JIAJ- 1 A :Azz I 3 1 5 , .a'y , u 1 A , 1 i . e I R , ..' 5 . . I' X Wd W 5 UK... 1' MH PM 1 Fr? if-'Z' 1- s 'NN' .. x V 37534: 'A' u ,P rave left for the matrimonial side of life. Dur- ing the year Tom Aldon and Charles Veach dropped from the group while Rida Lane came from Orangaville and Reva Meinert came from Davis. ' 1 The class held their Fall picnic at Krapes Park. In April the junior class gave a play entitled nProfessor, How Could Youn.... It wa s a most successful event and a good time was had by all. Later in the Spring a Junior-Senior banquet was given. A Mbxidan theme was used. Along with their other activities, the juniors edited the school paper The Tattler. They closed a very'happy year with a picnib'attKrapes Park. A eseees In the fall of 1945, twenty-two students ca- me back for their Senior year. They elect- ed 3 President Keith Wise Vice President Delbert Fehr Secretary Melvin Schlueter Treasurer Zelda Weber Student Council Phyllis Wise Sponsor , 'Miss Baltzer Rida Lane,Reva,Meinert,'Gertrude Gerber, Tum Lincoln failed to return to school, Allen Gl- son, Sylvia Heitkam, Roy Nikkelson and Wilma Meinert transferred from Davis. At the dkme of the second six weeks Roy Mikkelson dropp- ed from class. A The Fall picnic was held at Krapes Park and the year was marked by all the senior activ- itiesg the senior play uGirl Shyn, the class party, Annual, Fleet Day and Commencement... f 1 f - iiflgl ':'4::g.. A A Lit? ,.....g . ...u --.-v----Q --..- ---1 ---91-q1'.:-nu-xv-Q. 1 ,sn 1 . -' .wma--n -lf' fra..- il.' A. H5 . .- s--'--- ff..,.,1...-.,.Y.-,......e,,.J-,g..-.-J J f J W4 r r'V -V 'T' 7 Q . .. ,.' Q.. ., ....,.... .N-5 aw.. W. -.. .. ..-...... ' ..:....:..... , , SENIOR CLASS WILL Caroline Alden She wills her morning mail to anyone who wants to walk past the post - office to get it. Lucille Barr She wills her interest in the Navy to any female wolf loose. Corolyn Bennehoff She wills her height to Ethel LaBudde. N Sylvia Heitkam She wills her good grades 'n incentive to study te Frankie Meinert. Fairy Hillman She wills her figure to Vir - ginia Hodgson. Verlene Lawler She wills her interest in the Marines to Marian Raetz. Wilma Meinert She wills her sweet disposi- tion to Miss Lambrecht. Eeona Toelke She wills Leland Lawver to the Navy Air Corps in exchange for Ralph Babler. Zelda Weber She wills Cecil and her other boy friends to Barbara Ruef. Phyllis Wise She wills her good grades to Bob Kechnen. Cecile Mitchell She wills her quiet ways to all the freshmen girls. Roger Dornink He wills his car to Charles Schroeder in exchange for Carol Sehwarze. Vorl Foss He wills Betty Maass to Virgil 'Meyer in order that he brush up on his woo ing ability., Paul LaBudde He wills his lack of interest in women to Arvin Schwarze. 1 ., . .:?5.,- : ' -- -LIL ..-I . -ll , . PVD ,, 1 - :Ji MQ1 T i I I ,I gre, 9 Mb I 61 1 1 x 4 X4 5 0, o he-Q I .Iq I. 5.4.58 ' 141.13 if eil Neyer 'He wills his long hair to Mr. Sehaper - who could use it. Marvin Niederneier He wills his studious nature and good grades to Sam Ostendorf. ' -1-v-. in-sq pw .flu . ' . all INN Vlxlnif .ffl . ' . n, , eff 5 ! .f 1lh .fl nl . El Ce .. f PM u. -wr'-'M'- Q.. .'o . 5 1 ' -N A Allen Olson He wills his way with the women to Ralph Zapp. Melvin Schlueter He wills all his worldly possessions to Don Shane in exchange for ----M guess who??? - Keith Wise He wills his way of handling Miss fan brecht to the Junior Class. ' Delbert Fehr He wills his interest in girls to brthur Clay. Leo Heinen He wills his sweet soprnno voice to Ralph Zapp, . Exp 3553 1944 9 QLASS PROPHECY Cnrollnc Alden She has taken over Kramer's Store and now runs a flourishing business. Lucille Barr 550 ls the wife of an Admiral ln the Navy and she has sailed the seven seas. Corol'n Bcnnohoff he is doing the cooking and house-work on the Ter Hark ranch. Fair Hillman Be ieve it or not - she is the fat lady in Ringling Brothers' Circus. Leona Toelkc She is the wife of Charles Schroeder, the most prosperous farmer of the County. In their spare time, nChucku sings over WIND. clda Weber S e s doing an excellent job as Head Coach of the Chicago Bears Pro Football Team. Vo ene Lawler me is the c ief operator at the Davis Tel- cphonc Exchange and ls running a successful business, Vorl Foss After Eeing a test pilot for five years, he has settled down to stunt flying with a large Rodeo. He spends most of his time in the hospital and always uses his wheel chair, Ro e Dornink o s con uctlng the G.A,A, All Girl Orchestra and enjoys it immensely. -'qs . , ,311 fog, C. , V- V - -f --uf.-. , fl. 1 Cldon X ., Q, My e xas now retired to Hollywood to live a life of luxury. He made a fortune during the war when he discovered oil on a farm a S w rf Q i near Davis, and then operated a thriving- Black Marketg W Cecil Mo er f e as now been going steady with Zelda for fifteen years. Each time he proposes, she says, uLet's not rush into anything we're not sure ofn. Marvin Niedermeier Be has been the principal of Dakota High School since Mr. Stitzel was elected Governor of the state. Delbert Fehr He is the stand-in for Mortimer Snerd in the movies, + Leo Helnen He is operating a Super-De-Lux Beauty Salon. Paul La Budde He is new happily married and carrying out his 1ife's ambition of raising sheep. Ph llis Wise A he is now the wife of Admiral Floyd Iserman and is Superintendent of the Center Hill grades, Keith Wise He is Chairman of the Illinois State Democrat. ie Party, He really gave the donkey's tail a super twist when he successfull' engineered the election of Governor Stitzei. S'1via Heitkam she is successfully teaching Kindergarten at the now booming metropolis of Davis, Melvin Sehluete e is new at he head of the great American fir Lines, and is stationed at Hillcrest. Us El all 4 If 3 . ' U IE .. , llll, 4 llll . 11155. .f' lh'p Cecil Mitchell ' ghc is now working as the private secretary ' to the Principal of Dakota High bchool Wilma Meinert Sho has organized a most successful aerial trapcze act featuring numerous of her old v school pals as artists. ,tl f :Eu f U fs lf 'v as IAPFREC IATIONS The Senior Class wishes to thank the Board of Education for the ---nilne ,--. cooperation it has given them during the past four years. The Board is composed of the following members: f President William Pfile , Secretary Leonard Heinen s Board.Nembcrs: Ford Wise, Paul Kaiser, Ivan Johnson Cx'44J 'S 42-6563- 5 , The Senior Class wishes to express its appreciation for the hot lunches ' v under the direction of Miss Pilgrim. w F, During the cold and disagreeable winter ' weather, those tasty lunches, inoxpen sively priced, always with one hot dish, certainly did hit the spot! 12555521 . x' y , ' H2 5, P113 -Fl! -. Q q' 4:- .g. r aug -if 45 served by the Home Economics classes ud- . -. , 1 4' E qd,,!f,,k 4 J ,..un,nqam- -Qdk35, 'Fur-M sim it 'fl ll. . 'v SENIOR FAREWELL ,n .gx Graduation time has come And as Seniors we must go, We shall miss you everyone That, we all do gnew. When we were in our Freshman year Little did we ever hear Of plays, banquets, annuals and such Because of our studies we loved so much Our Sophomore year came and was gone And little did our class do wrong, - We were good as you night expect And for our teachers we had great respect. Then we were Juniors, fat and jelly, We were wonderful, 'by gosh, by golly, Little did we ever dream Of days when we were Freshmen green. New as Seniors we onward must go We'l1 miss you ally that we know, We will come back of our experience to But new it is time to say nFarewclln. N 1 -- Leona Toelke - . ' I1 2 mm' M i .iii .,--1 , 1 , ' as ' . 1 S' or L Z ' ' ' l' - L L- .4 fl.:-A L .. 3 ' f , M tell, 'I-'flag -. .-. .,-. ... V My' H, 5 -4 -ai---3-L.J,:f'1bf...xf..Kg.j..Hifi... .1 'uf-,- ........................., ul H ,4 SENIOR PLAY nGirl Shyn, by Katherine Kavanaugh, was pre- sented to an immense crowd on the evening of November 145 1945. This was a three act eo- medy with the plot centering around the tro- ubles of-two college boysg Tom and Oakie, at graduation time. .Tom, who is girl-shy, had complications set in when he learned that syivia, the girl from home and the one his father had picked as suitable for Tom's wifq was coming to the commencement. As this is very annoying to Tom, who has an intense dislike for Sylvia, Okie cane to the rescue with a bright idea. The scheme is to stage a fake engagement for Ten to throw Sy- lvia off his trail. The victim of the enga- gement, unknown to either of the boys, is none other than Barbara Sanford who has been gunning for Tom by masquerading as a house maid in their apartment while the real maid was trying to land a job in the movies. All this naturally develops into quite an H+ volved mess which finally ends happily with no ngirl-shyn males present, J: .g1,. '.a. . FFL4 vu- ., Yi A -ri 31 gi -- 11.- ia T .QW QM V' - f , 1 .. in .-4 VI' ' 'A my 4- - r' -I e fs 'i-'al . 1 V- 1 '-.1 V ,v.rF' 1 Sk!Vf.41 1 P1 17f1l ' 5 Tom Q Keith Wise Oke Melvin Schlueter Barbara Leona Toelke Peaches Phyllis Wise Mr. Arsdale in e Delbert Fehr ,' Aunt Caroline . U. Corolyn Bennehoff QR, Asma Verlene Lawler I Pfkf Sylvia Fairy Hillman MIMR Dean Marlowe.. .,,.v . Marvin Niedermeier J+?f Birdie - Zelda Weber 'Hf Chuck , Verl Foss ' I' Alfred Murgatoydwssn .,r.,.,..,,. Cecil Moyer ali nfl i A-HH-M-63-w E55 J y- M .5 i 4- .-4,..-,., ,.,.....- - .Q-J -Mx' - ran. X -- '-9 - 'un I+... A- Ai' ANNUAL STAFF Seatcdsleft to right: Stanley Thomas, Melvin Schlueter, Cecil Meyer, Leona Teelke Second row! Wilma Meinert, Verl Foss Miss Baltzer, Corolyn Bonnehoff, Verlene Lawler, Keith Wise, Sylvia Heitkam, Phyllis Wise Third Row: Cecile Mitchell, Allen Olson, Fairy Hillman, Leo Heinen, Marvin Niedermele Zelda Weber, Delbert Fehr ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Reading from left to right: Zelda Weber fTreasurorJ, Delbert Fehr fV1ce- Presidentl, Keith Wise iPresidontJ, Melvin Sehlueter CSecretnryl, Phyllis Wise lStudent Council Memberl SENIOR PLAY Standing: Marvin Nleoermeier, Cecil Meyer, ,Verl Foss, Fairy Hillman, Ccrolyn Bennehoff, I' yVerlene Lawler, Phyllis Wise, Melvin Sohluet- er Seated: Keith Wise, Leone Toelke Con couchl Zelda Weber ion top of pianoj Delbert Fehr lat piano! ' - - 4 f - -fi-u-4 --fee 9 Xs- 'ZZ Zzgzg 2 17. 6x0 4 -3 z Z 3 2 A g8 Z 'JQ 4 R Ka Q, K0 .4 A' Z ,gg A Z DO Z 'Za K 'L 3 ,Xa Z 22 324 'Zu JUEXMCQNQ 5. 395' 5. Mr,-,,, ,. -A w 'i' ' -I ' - 03 - ,Q .. 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V ,., ...-.,,-,gg 14, JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY 'ff' I Seventeen freshmen entered Dakota Community' High School in the fall of l94l, This was the smallest cless ever to enter Dakotafugh. They chose for their officers: ' T President ,,,, Arvin Schwarze L V, Vice President.fYuteva Haubach W Secretary ..... Stanley Thomas Treasurer ,,,.. Robert Kaiser Student Council,.Bonni0 Hiller Sponsor ..,.. Miss Lmmbrceht The fall picnic was held at the school house. In the fall of 1942 eighteen returned for their sophomore year. For their officers they chose: e President ..... Betty Maass 1 Vice President..... Ted Long Secretary ... Frank Altenbernd Treasurer ..,.. Bennie Miller Student Ceuneil..Rebert Kaiser Sponsor ..... Miss Lambrecht. Robert Hott came to them from Ordngeville and Catherine bhippy came from Pecatonica. Donna Mae Morrison took up her work in a different school while Katheryn Scuddcr dropped from the class. Charles Schroeder entered fran. Orangeville at the end of the first semester. The usual sophomore activities were enjoyed. At the beginning of their Junior year in 1943 nineteen members returned, .The number grew much la rger because of the closing ef Davis High School and new entering juniors. They were Robert Seifert, Chester Afflerbaugh, Marian Raetz, Marilyn Raetz, Phyllis Brick, and Grace Epling. Rcbert Hott dropped from the group. They elected their cfficers for the year wht were: PPCSiGGUt ... .... Stanley Thomas Vice President .., Grace Epling Secretary .... Charles Schroeder Treasurer ...... Robert Kaiser Student Council.Frank Altenbernd Sponsor ...... Miss Pilgrim 'v 'x W w . yn 17 5. .. 1. ..,. 'JU A -s nur- ' . ig,-N .gpg---Q 1. 1-. , ii M. .-,fn , ','. v -of .g,..,N q Iii,-'mu bf , . A11 fjkf' in ' 4- T. 5' Q fsnlrsi--1556510 was held at Kr-apes Park. The junior play was presented in the spring and, the year ended.with a spring picnic. QOPHOMORE CLPSS HISTORY High schctl in the fell of 1942. They chose as their effic rs . Wu . Ri .la .I T ' ll 1 e , up Twenty-eight freshmen entered Dakcta Uommunigr FY? Q 1+ - g'ii e 2 'I 0 I gig L . 'n' - ng: UU: 5' 1 V lv:-1-1 fart. . L' , I 'ln .4 1 P.. 5 . Q-1' L 5' -5--I mg- 1- T. rr' g' ' , 'I PA. 1' 1 13 W -'-1 f 1' . yr' 2+ 6'ai . 'mf af.: L. President ,,,,, Gilbert Hockey Vice President ,,, Leslie Taylor ' Secretary ..... Barbara Ruef Treasurer ,,,,, Fern Schlueter Student Ceunc1l,Beatrice Coomber Spenser ,,.,, Mr. Schaper. During the year Myrtle Scudder, Charles Shel- ten, Beatrice Ceomber and Leslie Taylor drop- ped from the class. The fall picnic was held at the scheel house. The fall of 1943 brought twenty-four back as sophomores. The officers elected were: President 0 o Q o 0 1 Charles Vice President.... Donald Wise ' Secretary ..... Gladys Ter Hark Treasurer ........, Fern Voss - Student Cruncil ,,. Edgar Barr Spenser ..... Miss Lambrecht N Marion Bastian and Gilbert Reckey failed to return. Ronald Meinert dropped from school. Charles Clay joined the group first semester as did Rachael Nelscn second semester. The fall picnic was held in Freeport. X FRES MAN CLASS HISTORY 1945 brcught thirty-five students to Dakota Ihgh as fresh en. They chose: President oooosc - Delbert Vice President..... Loretta Pieper Secretary ...... Irma Wachlin Treasurer .... Joanne Daughenbaugh Student Cnunci1,Patric1a Mc Cauley Spenser ....... Mr. Schaper They held their picnic in the school house ani m--Infata' the year were initiated. E I ' '- fT',., I--Q. f 1? 5 2 A .-....Lfl'7- .Ip . 5 4 3 .1-A I MJ' 2 ..- ,a tf?rUff1..,t1,3. tfhrsrzzf... as-ss me s ,- TRUE HAPPENINGS This story about Sammy Ostendorf was heard quite recently. Sammy was out quite late on one nightg and as a consequence, was late in getting up. As he hurried along to meet the bus, he prayed to God, nPlease, don't lot me be laten. Just then Sammy stumbled. He exclaimed, nwell, you don't need to shoven. sssssses 'These teachers here don't know a thing. Why, not one of them could teach anywhere else and get away with it. They're just dumb. This school ought to get Q whole new teaching staff? nYeah, I flunked too.n ' essseses There is not much to be seen in a little town but what you hear makes up for it. 65956545 From what we hear, Verl Foss seems to think that Spring is the season when most girls feel like a new man. 45959555 Did you know that Virgil Meyer and Glenn Ter Hark in order to keep up with their appetites have taken to raising cactus plants so they have enough points. b esessses Definition of glamour: When the value of the package exceeds that of the contentsfi 119 -Im... -, Vx I 1 un! I 1 :ev I 1 I :-lf! A ? ' 5 I P 1.-., Lg ' f' I J v , J I 1 ? Xyi 11 rj I . --svn . -ge-- iv.--s .-wwwtfqw-fr- sQ 'v,Lr- ff-an -.--. 4.' U... F.. .:.'i,L..-. .sn.E.. , . ij- f. ... I FRESHMEN -4- .-va.-u Reading from left to right Bottom Row: Martha Knoll, Ethel LaBudde, Joanne Daughenbaugh, Loretta 'Rieper,, Delbert Wilson, Irma Wachlin, Patricia McCauley, Mr. Schaper , g,' 5 ' A Second How: Florence Maize, Norma Hufford, Beryl Mitchell, Norma Long, Eleanor Berger, Ardith Phillips, Jean-Hofmeister, Virginia Hodgson, Doris Rueber A Third Row: Burdette Brick, Paul'Flynn, Russell Martin, Frank Meinert, James Gentz, Bob.Kee- hnen, Harry Barr, Robert Bear, Roy Lohmeier Fourth Row: Doris Gramley, Jaunita Detwiler, Carol Schwarze, Robert Lentz, Gloria Raetz, Lyle Stubbe, Roger Kryder, Ruth Bessert, Ruth. Busch SOPHOMORES Bottom Row: Miss Lambrecht, Edgar Barr, Fern Voss, Donald Wise, Charles Clay, Gladys Ter Hark, Fern Schlueter, Wilma Lapp Second Row: Barbara Rucf, Helen Neusehwander, Neva Lohmeier, Betty heinert, Neva Henze, Pauline Niblo, Lucile Germain, Marjorie Keister Third Rows Verlene Brubaker, Robert Lane, Glenn Ter Hark, Gilbert Crull, Virgil Meyer, Ralph Lapp, Sam Ostendorf, Rachael Nelson JUNIORS Bottom Row: Catherine Shippy, Pauline Barr, Frank Altenbernd, Grace Epllng, Stanley Thom- as Charles Schroeder, Robert Kaiser, Miss Pilgrim V Second Row: Marie Grunder, Bonnie Miller, Mary Kryder, Roselyn Ruth, Marilyn Raetz, . Marian Raetz, Yuteva Haubach, Phyllis Brick, Neva Meyers, Betty Haass Third Row: Robert Rueber, Ronald Goeke, Ted Long, Arthur Clay, Maurice Ter Hark, Arvin Sehwarze, Chester Afflerbaugh, Robert Seifert, Judd Hodgson 1 '? 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This year Dakota had thc honor of bcing host to thc county high schools in thcir annual Music Fhstival, hold thc 28th of April. The songs sung wcrc gs follows: ' V Girls Chorus - Smolcc Gcts in Your Eycs, Around s Gypsy Firo and Avo Marla. Boys Chorus - John Pool and Tho Builder. Mixed Choruscs - Song of America, Givc n Man a Horsc Ho can Ride, and Vcnctldn Lovo Song. 'T Stanley Thomas was olcctcd'prcsidcnt of the mixed chorus for thc ycsr l943+44, ' il MEF' X -Bin! ,, 3, B- 3 3554 A PM , ff? p EE, Q gllig l - s W .,,,,,,,,:,. 1f1ry'- - 75' -' ,Q 5 .QM iff 1 'A -.,,...,..T ' ' A a -.- .5 sig'- 5 'O 6 ' , v li! L, 4 A r...-1. ....,, - T- -. ... pp. 1 . Jil?- NEMBERS OF CHORUS Corplyn Bennehoff, Leone Toelke, Catherine Shlppy, Eno Heinen, Norma Long, Betty Muses, Cecile Mgtcholl, Irma Nachlin, Pauline Niblo, Sylvia Heltkam, Virginia Hodgson, Lucille Germain, Joann Daughenbough, Beryl Mitchell, ' ,Ardith Phillips, Ruth Busch, Helen Neuschwandcr, Rachael Nelson, Marjorie Keistcr, Doris Grsmley, Eleanor Berger, Evhel LnBudde, Juanita Detwiler, Roselyn Hutt, Gloria Ruetz, Loretta Pieper ' 91' 'N' ScEond'Sofrano5 Phyllis Wise, Marie Grundcr, Fern Schlueter, Gladys TerHark, Verlene Lawler, Fairy Hillman, Florence Maize c K Xllfos I Bonnie Miller, Wilma Melnert, Marian Roetz, Marilyn Roetz, Norma Hufford, Barbara Ruof, Neva Honzo, Carol Schwnrzo, Martha Knoll, Joan Hofmclstor, Wilmalmpp, Vorleno Brubaker, Fern Voss ' ' Tenor Roger Dornink, Marvin Niodormoior, Maurice TcrHark, Tod Long, Charles Schroeder, Sam Ostondorf, Robert Kaiser EES Rower Kryder,Stanlcy Thomas, Chester Afflerbaugh, Ji1n1o Gentz, Arthur Clay, Edgar Barr, Gilbert Crull, Ralph Lapp, Lyle Stubbc, Verl Foss, Arvin Schwarze, Glenn Torhark glacial.,-urns' -dw'rXl'U '11h, 351.31 0 f' if - fl fig 'B 4 - - -, if ' ' , FSM, LL fu, L iifvhzv' nam. :ans 1 -. --.e,,. sum , pls-y - . i - ,mv is 1.:,g,. ' ' . .SX f' ,Kg X x sl .. Q, .fn L wr X433 M 'XXX in Q 71 K Q fb, f ' QQ' xi x 2' K L if BW ,f 4 X lik sf QQ, 7 Q . . ff KN ' 'K QWNAQ L! X1 f IJ Y 'MH PAH' UH 'X A - 'Xl YLNE lam-1 RILXH MH Aux I KC 'A DAKQTA j ! v :na 7 l -4 .1 f N. ? C -,,. .- IT BASKETBALL ' The Dakota High School basketball team was built around one returning regular and five other returning letterman. These six expe- rienced players, nanely, Keith Wise, Melvin Sdlluctcr, Delbert Fehr, Cecil Meyer, Marv- in Nlederneier, end Roger Dornlnk, together with Charles Clay, Chester Afflerbaugh, Ch- arles Schroeder, Hauriee Ter Hnrk, Judd Ho- dgson, Frank Meinert, Glenn Ter Hark, and Donald Wise, formed Dakota's well-rounded basketball squad which turned in nine vict- ories and nine Qefeut8. Lrkctd's nine vic- tories included six conference games which gave Dakota second place in the county Con- ference, Both conference defeats were away from home games with Winslow and Pearl City. Dakota-also-scored the enly vietery ever Pearl City in the entire season. Dakota played its first game at Forreston on November fifth, losing by one basket, 17-15 Keith Wise led Dakota with ten points. Dak- ota seconds lest 28-14. Afflerbaugh scored six points. The Varsity team lost to Dakota Alumni cn Nov mbcr twelfth by a score cf 50-22. Clay and Schluetcr each scored six points. Our second team lost 28-10. Fehr scored four points. . Dakota played hcst to Freeport Freshman-Soph- cmores on November twenty-third, winning a 56-16 decision, Schlueter sccred twelve ecints Aq-uln was the next guest ef D.C.H.wS. cn Reve- mber thirtieth. Dnkfta took n 36-29 in the Varsity game with Wise secrinf l8 points. Dakota lest 19-18, Neyer counting five points for the losers. The Dakota cagers lost tc Durand cn December third en the Durand floor, 24-19. Wise ccunt- ed eight points. Schroeder lcd Dakota seconds with seven points as Durand scored a 25-14 vi- ctory, - .. .i, ' -.1 1 - Q - - W ..-JL-. -,- ,gifs W, lf-, .' J '-r- HIIIUVII 25? P .- Daketa beeun its cenferencesg mes Cn December urt The home centlngent teak Q 29 27 decis len rfter Q heated battle in which Vdse c.un ted sixteen nerlers Orangeville seconds sc 2 ered n 18 15 win ever Drvetw sec nds DrL:tu Lcpt its cenference standing intrct by ' u 50 29 victerj .t Lena cn December seventeen- - ' th, Wise sccring thirteen p ints .ni blaj cou- 1Qg nting eleven. Dakota secends lest their gene vt, 1' -I: 51.1 ' J r -Q-,. -. Sl , , A KJ Cy 1 z.. tenth when Ornngeville invaded the Deknta co- 4 . N n - ' .. I ' ' Iil . . .1 ' 5 I ' 9 ' .I A T ' 0 I x E X e - K X . f e , F .if 1 1 - . I ,, 1 rw x . r , N ' . w . 1 w . . X e r : 1 Ldiiw 1 56-21. Meyer losers. In its return ghteenth, Dnkets tnek scrring twelve paints for the pane nt Freeprrt on December ei- ba 25-10 beating, Wise ceunting eight of Daketa's markers. Dukvta gained nference when tune rf 24-18 Dakrta court. ints. Dnketn streak 19-22, undisputed leadership in the ce- it remped evergfenrl City to the FD December twenty-third en the Uise lcd Bhketn with twelve pv- seernds crntinued their lesing Schroeder crunting fer nine ef Dnkrte's pcints. In s uid-vacntifn game with Shannen st Duketn, the haue squad lest n 52-22 decisirn. Charles ' Clay led Dekfts scaring with eight prints to end the year 1943 en its lest dey. Deketa lost its crucial grne ef the year, ns far ns conference plry was clncerned, when W1- nslew gave Dakota their first cfnference defe- at en January seventh nt Winslow by a score of 26-24. Wise esunted fer eleven cf Dskota's pgints. Dekete seconds lest, 21-15. Ferresten invaded the Dakets court on January eighth for its return game and received n dm- uble defect. Dnketa versity men teek n 22-20 vietery, every nan figuring in-the scering with v '1 .. at least one basket. Dakota seconds triumphed ? Q fer the first time this year ss Meyer led the Bu team with feurteen markers te take s 50-24 vl- Qg, ctcry ever e much taller team than Dakota. 533 Dakota lest n nfn-conference pane at St, Vin- fi' cent's gynn in Freeport on Junusry.eleventh as i EIA' Aquin triumphed 56-51. Wise scored thirteen ,gg points and Schlueter eleven fer Dakota. Da- I ?s1, kota secfnds lest their game 21-19, Meyer agilg counting eight points. A - 41,, :Wt-'r:T . -. 0 'li is-ts,giF'f i4.-:B teams which participated. Dakota eagers made up for 5 double defeat by Durand earlier in the season by handing Dur- and n double-decker on January fourteenth in the Drkcta gymnasium. Schlueter scored twe- lve neints tc lead Dakota varsity men to a 26-lb victory.. Dornink scored thirteen poin- ts to lead Dakota seconds to a 29-22 win and their sectnd victory of the year. Dakota continued its position in a tie with fearl City for first place in conference play as its varsity team out-scored Orangeville 26- 23 on January twenty-first at Orangeville. Keith Wise and Uecil Meyer led Dakota scoring with ten and eight points respectively. Dor- nink scored seven voints to lead Dakota sec- onds to their first conference win of the sea- son by a score ef 18-ll. Scoring their fifth conference victory of the sea-son against vne defeat, Dakota varsity men. triumphed ever Lena by a score of 30-25 on the home court on January twenty-eighth, Wise led for the home team, scoring sixteen points. Dakota seconds lost a elcse game 19-18, On February seevnd, third and Stephens n County Basketball held in the Dakcta High 5chn: five teams beinf rewreswnted fourth, the Tournament was l Gymnasium with . V L , ., Dakota, Lena, Winslow, Pearl bity and Orangeville were the Dakota secnnds lost their game a score of en points. to win the by a score Tm:Dmem ent defeat night of the tournament. Dakota found second on the first night to fearl Uity by 38-26. Meyer led Dakota with elev- Pearl City seconds went cn finalyy tournament by whipping Orangeville of 5O'29o varsity team suffered its tournam- at the hands of Pearl City on the itself at a disadvantage by having Helvin Sch- lueter absent and in the hospital during the meet. Keith Wise led Dakota scaring with three baskets and two free thrcws for eight points as Pearl City took the game 45-15, Pearl City went on to win cver hena and clinch the trophy. 91 i w .--.. - ...-...1--.... . eg, 1 .y .,- yy 'Ef:Q....,Lk.,,. ' F11- w4. - sq- Q--Q - -. . -.. ... Q. . . .,l,,,,,.,,,,,.. I k 'xl fo I ir! I Conference play resumed as Dakcta cegers fell before u fifty-seven pcint nttnck by Pearl City en February eleventh at fearl City High, Wise ccunted fer eleven Dakota markers as the game ended 57-30. This game gave fecrl City undisputed leadership in conference standings Melvin Schluetcr was again absent in the Dak- cte line-up. fearl City secands hnnded Dako- ta seccnds u 57-27 defeat, winning the game in the las t quarter as Dernink nnd Hbdgsen left the gene with five fouls each. Cecil Meyer managed fifteen points. Dakbte finished its basketball schedule with a double-win.over Winslow cn February eight- eenth in the Dnkctn gymn. Daketn varsity men took n very clvse game 28-27 as Charles Clay counted fer feurteen,cf Duke ta's points Dakota seconds also finished up the seasfn with n win, by ramping rver Winslow secends 28-24. Dekbtn entered the Ornngeville District Teu- rnament with Melvin Schlucter beck cn the squad, hfter a good beginning with the Ornng cville varsity, Keith Wise was injured and fcrced te'ledvewtheWflcerj 'TH1s'h5HdIbap tegether with the fact that Schlueter was U still on the recovery list, gave Orangeville u 52-28 victory. Charles Clay scored twelve points for Dakota. ' , 0 ol I i o N IY , , ll l illlll 4, . A ,,'lWewlY ,VYQ ,W y,Y L.......s..-.- ls- t7'7:f 1fTfifQ1IffEf'.1 T 'IT . .-f:'Q1...,g...:QQ.- .,-... Q.. js-ITE! 4 . ' as . ... H-lv: , gJ:-:4L.:s,g:3g.3fiLf.Tf n g K ebtk 71 N THE DAKOTA BASKETBALL SQUAD 5 '51 - We KEITH WISE: Keith was the team captain and its ' Ieaelng scorer with a total ef 74 baskets and - He also was 58 free threws for 186 points. respensible fer 12 paints in tournament play. CHARLES CLAY: Charles was a new member of Uaketa High School this year and proved to be a great asset ta the team. He scored a total cf 42 baskets and 8 free thrQwsQfQrM92,peints plus 12 points in tournament b1ay.'a1 MELVIN SCHLUETER: Melvin was a ebmbinatien ?erwaru and Qu ard and did veryzmell playing either pesitiwn this seasen. IE was taken out cf ylay right abrut tournament tive with pn eperati team's sefrel stints play. 1i.1I1XflQII p rel Ve cl baskets and ll free throws fer 5 points in tfurnament play. DELBERT FEHRE Delbert was also forward and guard, He was ur in the Dak ta up-set ef fearl City by pour- ing in three biskets in the last quarter of the game. Delbert sc rei 14 baskets and 5 free throws this seasrn plus 6 paints in tour- nament play. ' ' CECIL MEYER: and forward second team free throws fer 90 paints plus ll paints in lay, He provided the feur baskets e Oranfeville game when the team an far angendleitis which hampered the chances in beth taurnaments. Melvin 55 baskets and 25 free throws fer 89 this seasrn plus 5 prints in tournament NIEDERMQITR: Marvin play his ability at it also. ed guard and iw scored 8 27 points plus a cembinatien the deciding fact- Cecil was a cqmbinstien center and leadinp scarer an the Daketa with a tetal ff 41 baskets and B tnurnament p needed in th I was with ut 5chlueter. He alsa scored 15 paints on the varsity team plus 2 in tourn- ament play, ROGER DORNINK: Hager played guard anU did hi share ff setring with a tztal ef 21 baskets and 10 free thrrws fer 52 points an the se ceni team plus 4 in tcurnament play. H- scered three baskets and 8 free threws for 14 ecints an the varsity team, K 4 , Qs H'9 U ,A I -,np , 0 M S I- e ...- IUC - It ell Li.J .- ' llF1Ill ' QFIQIIWI ., , --- wr' f 'Y - yl f ,- nz 1 in Jf:.,f,T- , 1 e l 5:-fsigel-TE' 'I-31, .fzlirr-. ri .....r ... T' as ' 'Q-Bni. 5.3 QHESTQR AVFLURBAUGH: Chester was eaptain'ef4 'h the seceni team and its leng-shat guard. Ik In scrred a'trta1 ef 17 baskets anu 9 free throws ,ll fer 45 points plus 5 in tournament play. Ik ll also scored 1 point VH the varsity team. 5 CHARLES'SCHkOEDEH: Charles played forward fn If the secfnd team anJ ended the seasgn with a ' A tr tal ef' 17 baskets and 7 free thrf-ws frr 41 '-' prints plus 1 in tournament play. 'K MAURICE TEH HAHK: Mase was center far the sc- I' cvnd'teanMhnu ge used his heighth tr the ut- . most auvnntage in rebcunding shets eff the backbeardg je finished the s easfn with 2 baskets and 3 free throws frr 7 points en the secvnu team plus 3 in tr-urnament play. He alsc played feur frmes an the varsity team. JUDD HODGSON: Juud played guard an second teamamtstly near the end ef the seasony He scared 7 baskets and 5 free threws fer 17 paints en the secand team. He also played - in 4 games on the varsity team, - FRANK MBIHESHT, EER ELKHK, DONALD WISE, GLEHTPZ, iieigrkar YILTFBETE? EoB f- TrT'sfzT 1111 sz, ARVT I-4 'flgiis 7 g,,'5TT.ifAl,1L CD2 DAL BERT s wzrtsou me FE'1f'Y:-siztrfcrssmcrfi:Those 'ala ers -..-,-.9 1 Y prfvided the substituting which was necessary tc keeg the Dak ta basketball squad intact, Their efffrts were apgrecinted. essseaes-as Q.EJQLSON STQTZEL1 Mr. Stitzel started the team eff en its seascn's schedule with some very fine ecaching and expert advice until a regular coach ceuld be fcund, He replaced our cfach, hr. Elbert, when he was fleeded - with work ff his ewn. I .f WARREN THOMPSON: Mr. Thempscn came tr cur Q, aid in the early vert of the seesfn when we 1 1 lv, 1 dfa were in neem cf 0 cvach. mite his help, the . team went VD tr finish a successful seasnn, K., . despite several set-backs nnx injuries to f' players, We appreciate Mr, Thempsen's pre- L74 sence on the faculty. 9:9-A : Q rr- , ,. H i V ' H, ,QL YTT. V., ' ' TIl:N1lnn1 li VARSITY BASKETBALL TABULATIENB B Nov. Forrestonw6 Nov. Alumni 7 Nov. Freeport 17 Nov. Aquin 15 Dec. Durandw 5 Dec. Orangevi 10 Dec. Lenaw 10 Dec. Freeportw 5 Dec. Pearl C1ty9 Dec. Shannon 8 Jan. Winsloww 9 Jan. Forreston 9 Jan. Aquinw 12 Jan. Durand 10 Jan, Orangevi 154 Jan. Lena 12 Feb, Pearl Citlbw Feb, Winslow 13 161 County Tournament: Feb. 3 Pearl Cty 4 District Tournament Feb.24 Orngev'l 13 - 28 12 6 Totals ' 195-105 226 S51 215,112 NAME Keith Wise Charles Clay Marvin Niedormeier Melvin Schluetcr Delbert Fehr Roger Dornink Cecil Meyer Chester Afflerbaugh Maurice Ter Hark Judd Hodgson Arvin Schwarze TOTALS 1 . 'l!r1llIIiSnIaol:15!l .-I WE THEY I P P TP 6 F' P TP ' 5 6 15 6 1 9 17 6 15 22 10 lO 12 50 2 6 56 7 2 10 16 6 5 56 12 4 12 28 9 12 19 7 10 18 24 9 15 29 ll 5 14 27 10 15 50 6 6 17 22 4 9 10 ll 1 12 23 6 6 24 7 4 6 18 6 9 22 14 4 6 32 6 ll 24 ll 4 11 26 2 7 20 10 2 6 22 7 15 51 13 ll 15 57 6 11 26 7 5 10 19 0 14 26 7 9 11 23 6 15 50 9 5 10 25 4 10 50 26 5 9 57 2 12 28 11 5 9 gg 9 65 456 169 95 197 471 X 7 21 15 17 11 45 2 18 6 52 216 546 6 P P TP 18 74 38 46 166 17 42 6 55 92 17 6 ll 52 27 15 55 25 25 89 14 14 5 29 55 10 5 6 18 14 1 6 6 1 1 13 ' 5 0 1 0 1 I 0 0 5 0 JI 0 0 2 0 551 V1 W 1 O 5 5 18 181 96 169 456 .IJ ...An4 L?? '- ga 4 4,-6-111 ,n yr , ,1 , 5 1 I Nov 5 Dec. -u-If orre 5 ton AIUMH1 Aquin 4+Durand Orangefille L4 1-1 1 1,1 1,--.1111,1 i T 4 I 3, , L4 EQh 7 1 CO5 . 5 w5 L I 1, 5 F P TP 7 5 . -' A 6 2 2 14 4 0 12 4 2 11 10 I 50 7 4 7 18 ' 5 5 7 15 12 1 WI 10 5 5 5 15 u I If 17 -1:-Lena 7 7 12 21 ' 25 Pear1City 7 5 10 19 7! ' Jan. 7 -nwinslow 5 5 8 15 8 Forreston 14 2 7 50 F7 1, 11 -relkquin 7 4 11 18 kffi 14 Durand 12 5 5 29 21 -:+Ozangev1l1e 6 6 14 18 28 Lena 7 4 12 18 Feb.11 -z+PearlC1ty 15 1 14 27 18 Winslow 15 2 11- 28 1T5 52150 256 County Tournament: Feb. 2 Pear1City -1-Q. -Q -L8 -gi. TOTALS 129 58 168 516 NAME G B F Cecil Meger 15 41 8 Charles 'chroeder 15 17 7 Chester Afflerbaugh 12 17 9 Judd Hodgson ll 7 5 Maurice Ter Hark 11 2 5 Frank Meinert 11 5 5 Glen Ter Hark lO 4 O Roger Dorninl: 8 21 10 Donald Wise 7 O O 7 Delbert Fehr 4 5 1 1 ' James Gentz 4 1 2 --, 1 Robert Reuber 4 1 O 4,40 7 Robert Kaiser 4 O O - 7 Arvin Schwarze 5 2 5 irPf Arthur Clay 2 0 0 W! Marvin Niedermeier 1 O 1 7 Delbert Wilson 1 O O JI 1 Frank Altenbernd -1 -Q -Q qu TOTALS 15 119 52 171 5 , ,1'Qf -FF: , 4 Il 7 . -. 'jiE':. - 1 A fi 1 2 4 1 may 5 F P TP 14 0 7 28 9 10 5 28 9 1 14 19 7 9 16 25 7 4 7 18 16 4 I6 55 5 5 11 22 9 5. 5 21 10 4- 5 24 5 5 15 21 9 4 9 22 5 5 10 11 7 5 15 19 14 9 15 57 .Q 5 .2 lil. 159 7'S 155 555 14.19. E. 23. 155 55 175 591 P TP 15 90 15 41 27 45 15 17 15 7 25 11 0 5 22 52 0 0 9 7 1 4 2 7 2 5 0 5 7 0 0 1 1 0 0 -Q 0 150 255' ,. -..,,, --..-,-1...-........-.-1-1-Q--v-p QE-is 'f.f...:.fQ.'ff1I.'.3,Qg.'I,I. 7..,..i,ff,,.g1' e .:gfe1gji4:i5,:5l+fL:oglT:riif SOFTBALL 'A VV' ing V p 1-L The Dakota High School softball team lost its stride in the 1945 season, after sharing cha- mpion and co-champion honors for the last few 4 years. Dakota won two games and lost eight for a percentage of ,200. - il - WE THEY Q Durandw . . 7 . . 14 Orangeville , 8 . '. 7 1 Lenaa . 7 . . 6 Pearl City! 2 . . 5 Winsloww , 2 , , 8 Lena . . 5 . . 7 Orangevillea . 8 . . 15 Pearl Citya 4 . . 6 Winslow . 2 . . 10 Alumni . . . 5 . , 4 4 indicate games played away from home. Dakota lost its first game at Durand, 7-14. Durand took a 5-O lead in the first inning and Dakota could never recover even though both Schlueter and Meyer get three hits each for four times at bat, Two of Melv1n's hits were hone runs. Orangeville held the leading edge during the second game and Dakota's 8-7 victory was due to Wise's home run in the last inning of the game. Luck and determination put Dakota on the long- .W est end of a 7-6 score at Lena, Excitement I ran high as Wise pitched Dakota to victory . after Lena held a fourth inning lead of 5-1. 19 Dakota lost its first conference game to Pearl City 2-5. Both teams.played good ball and it I' was a tough game for Dakota to lose, Dakota lost its six remaining games with poor fielding and pitching taking their toll in turn. ...... 3 19 N 9. . -lf , ' 1--::,f: Jr-.Qig- -Q-g 1-.f-.aj-u ,.l.3ffs,, 1,435 .., ...g 4. 1. 7' 1--.., -4 ,,. . -.., .. ... i Power hitting was also lacking, especlnlly at Pearl City and in the lest game with Winslow where Dakota lost several men on base but ne- 'L ver scored. ss'J : - . 'QI F933 Melvin Schleeter was elected team Captain. ffad The coaching was carried on by Mr. Elbert un- gq til he left, after which Mr. Schuper tookcwen I - . The team line-up which persisted during most of the season was as fellows: First Base . . Cecil Meyer Second Base.Chet Afflerbaugh Third BOSS . .Frank Moinert Short Step .Melvin Schlueter Short Fieldgmarv Niedermeier Left Field . , Charles Clay Center Field , Roger Dernink Right Field, -, Delbert Fchr Charles Schroeder PitChCPS. . . .Keith Wise Roger Dernink Catcher . . Ronald Meinert X A Q V, L 3 wiigm Fig? 1Q'N idsg' f 5 .344 -.,, y Wil 'fri 1 1 QQ' -fling? Li hrT Q -- gi:-gf T The team consisted of six seniors, two juni ors, two sophomores, and one freshman. The pitching duties were handled by Keith Wise and Roger Doruiuk. They both deserve cred it for their efforts. BATTING AVERAGES PLAYER AB R H PERCENT Schluetcr 55 ,545 Clay 26 .5e5 Fohr 21 ,591 Meyer 51 ,355 Niedermeier 55 ,355 Wise 55 ,505 Afflorbsufh 33 ,275 Meinert CMD 18 ,222 Meinort CFD 27 ,185 Dornink 29 l,2Q7 Schyoouer 18 ' ,111 Ter Hurk 5 ',000 Heubor 1 ,000 Brick 1 T,000 1. - .LJ - 31 f a. j.F, , I. . -,45 i Tl , It 1.4 INDLVIDURL PLAYERS Keith Wise was Dakota's great pitcher. He was very good in the first game but he slowed down in the rest of the games. He also was powerf- ul at bat.w1th many home ru s. Melvin Sehlueter was the shortstop and also O 31 1-.L uma I A I sf . .-' J ' rl T , A 1. M-H-llltl-lm 'e .' .4 -, !l. 1l'u I s I --iq-T. bl . 'I ki 1 1 ll 1' ,,, ILP C1 f - - ' 3 if awk? Q . ia? --.,.........5AL . ff tt, ' C as Captain, He showed great ability on the field as well as at bat. Frank Meinert was the sparkling third baseman and did mighty, even if he was a freshnan. Chester Afflerbau.h was a Davis man who could ow an . at e t handed without mistakes! Cecil Me er was the first first baseman to pick avbe off the ground and still not pick up any dirt with the ball. Qarvin Niedermeler was the short center and he could catch e ball a mile up if the ball gave him time te get u der it. Charles Clay was the left fielder and after a shakey start, he showed up his world. Ro er Dornink was a fielder and had power at bat w en 19 lit the ball. But the ball went foul too often, Delbert Fehr was 11 short fielder but the could get under and catch the fly balls, Q Hose Ter Hark was the tall man of the tenm and he was the handy man of the team. marley Schroeder was very dependable in his playing in any man's ball club, . Bob Kaiser Buddie Bricky Ted Long! Bob Reuber I le Stubbe were all capable subst tutes and eserves honorable mention. 'ff 11' lk -xv K r.-. , . nunrrunluunhummmns TRACK c Q7 if .f Q , 'fi 'nf it yu: all all Qu The 1945 track squad was made up of seven men. Since there was no track in 1942, there were no men with experience on hand. Though the squad was smell, it was a mighty one which gave e good account of itself. Mose TerHerk set e killing pace in the distance runs end was only beaten once in d very close contest. Keith Wise, Roy Wilke, and Bob Barr were topnotch performers in their events. Cecil Meyer, Gilbert Crull, and Melvin Schluetor also contributed e few points. Meets were held against Forreston, Freeport Fresh-Sophs, Pearl City and Lena. The 1944 track team is made up of five men returning from last year end also many fresh- men snd sophomores. Owing to the very late Spring and the condition of the track field, practice was started very late. Although the prospects are not too good for this year, the Y look fairly good for coming years. There are about three meets scheduled for this year, '49 t i ls! 9 97 iw . ' ' 66 . ae! - 1 me 'f . ,: U : 5 .. 4 . . I :ilk ' ,W mln, 9 I T 3 Egf I .-1 . 4.',,. . . ,. .::- ,M-.4 ' . -. ' e',W ,fs sm mw gmnxl -fn --Q' ' -j .I:1i.f.?1'...g! 15' A I - J 'J .fi I O ' -s BASKETBALL rnalvfauai 'Pictures Top left-Judd Hodgson, Guard: Top Right-Roger Dornink, Guard: Middle section-left to right: Delbert Fehr,Forward: Marvin Niedermeier, Guard Maurice TerHark, Center: Chester Afflerbaugh, Guard: Keith W1se,Center: Charles Clay,Ferward Bottom left-Cecil Meyer, Forward: Bottom right- Melvin Schlueter, Forward Groug PICEIITS ' Top Row: Ted Leng, Charles Schroeder, Gilbert Crull, Glenn TerHark, Frank Altenbernd Second Row: Arvin Schwarze, Manager: Judd Hodgson, Chester Afflerbaugh, Maurice TerUark,, Cecil Meyer, Roger Dernink Third Row: Delbert Fehr, Charles Clay, Melvin Schlueter, Keith Wise, Marvin Niedermeier, TWarr6n'Thempson, Coach ' Bottom Row: Donald Wise, Robert Kaiser, Robert Reuber, Frank Meinert, Lyle Stubbe SOFTBALL Reading from left to right ' Top Row: Frederic Schaper, Coach: Robert Reuber, Glenn Terhark, Maurice Terhark, James Gentz, Byle Stubbe ' ' Second Row: Charles Clay, Keith Wise, Melvin Schlueter, Roger Dornink, Frank Meinert Bottom Row: Chester Afflerbaugh, Charles Schroeder, Cecil Meyer, Marvin Niedermeier, a Delbert Fehr . -- .- ax. AGNA LID A -- rw 1 W .n A 3 B ,Sf A I 1 iff' oi' '- 4 aw' A' 1. N F I -A .. 'V , 5' .Q I 'Y ,CAL ZZ C, w J 4 I gi Q 5, , v w nm. jg: 5? 'S 1,5 ' 118944 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION - The G.A.A, lGirls' Athletic Associetionl is an organization for girls who like sports. .Ity helps American high school girls to show their sportsmanship. It was first organized nt Dak- ota in 1939. The sponsors who helped keep this organization going were: Miss Stengel, Miss Roy- er, Miss Nnngle, end our present sponsor, Miss Pilgrim, Most of this yenr's members are fresh, men. We are glad to see so many new members end are sure the club will go on to new successes next year. - Q :llillU'!l!l!lll5 This fall the girls met ond elected the following officers: President . . .Fairy Hillman Vice President .Verlene Lawler Secretary , ,. . . Fern Voss Treasurer . Helen Neuschwender The girls work to get points for their activit- ies. So many point are given for each sport -- per hour and mile. For six hundred points one receives a smell numerelg for twelve hundred points e letter NDN is given. These are given by the Club, The state gives e large I for sixteen hundred points and two thousand points wind e large emblem of the state. G,L.A: Benguet The G.A.A. Banquet was held January nineteenth at the high school. It was enjoyed by ell the girls New members were initieted end were very food sp- crts nbout it. The Menu was as follows: Mashed Potatoes and Gravy Meet Loaf Peas end Carrots Apple Salad Raspberry Pudding Milk Following the dinner, games were played and some girls went ice skating. E f 1 I ei., lqdngil lihllU - ,fTT rg, ul .f .F Q on Q ,A IIU ' NZQILEQQ. NT TRACK CN l . 4 N' r :K Sl- , ... 5 1 Left to Right: Melvin Sehlueter, Maurice Ter Hark, Gilbert Crull, Keith Wise, Cecil Meyer , ,y sl ' ,, , .., G.A.A. 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J .A ,. -., . ..:. . L -.....,.. -.J:s'g,...,e9-5-3.-. ,,r,f4:,,,,, '-f'1- - -ff? -'---2'-T' '?1 '-- 3-'rw' -- .1 .V A Y. '2 1 I f . -...y ...-...bl---as . .uf4'., . ,. fa.-f.1f3 ...............a.........-.... ., A-an fp . CALENDAR August 50 Once again every one seems to be glad school is starting. Probably because we had one half day of school. 31 We really had to settle down and study, Y 9. i V' ' f I . 'inf gil 'ff ifhyi Q!! I ew-'Z-fd fl 'I - W xi 6'3 'nk' P F. L, U, ' -1-nz 'G , r V555 ?L,t.fI '5: September 1 Just a few more students than last ilify year. R WW I 2 Regular day of school. These teachers....are A really starting the year out right by giving tests. 3 Band practice at night and of all the sleepy- eyed kids the next morning CMidnight Showjllllll We bet Virginia Hodgson and Edgar Barr enjoyed it 6 Labor Day - and we had to labor in school. 7 Be careful Stubbet Lucky you had another pak' of pants to put on. 8 We played our first softball game at Durand - and we lost 14-7. Why did Fairy insist on driv- ing? ' 10 Boat Orangevllle 8-7. Hurrah! Wise,Sch1ue- ter, and Afflerbaugh spent the evening dancingll Well, HOW DID IT GO, BOYS? 15 Schroeder spent part of the afternoon visit- , ing Mr. Stitzel's office. Did you enjoy it? ,hw U?.' 15 Senior Class Picnic. Juniors interrupted by having theirs the snme night. Did Mose have to VQXQQ be pulled out with a tractor? Better watch that iT'r one armed driving. 13 16 Last night must have been rather exciting Hn' I9 1 Ted Long especially with that bunch of girls he ,I had. What did the cop say, Ted? ls' . g I -5g5:a11i, fe 3 l 4p......, ' .11 +- 1 ,4. 'ni I 4 1. 1 2 1 4 1 ...--. I 5 QA Q vl 1 UN Q1 H 16 Seniors all had a swell time includingv..... Phyllis Wise, Verlene Lawler and Corky Bennehoff. Judd Hodgson looks rather sleepy this morning. Maybe Pauline would know something about that. 17 Pearl City beat us 3-2. Keith gave a wonder- ful speech in assembly. We also got a good look at the boys, 20 What makes everyone so quiet this morning??? Leona Toelke and Katey Shippy say they have rea- sons. Could it be the sailors again? 21 Must have been another unlucky day for us as we lost a ball game to Winslow 8-2. Come on,boys get the opposite sex off your mind and get down to business. Did Phyllis,Verlene and Corky have a nice ride with Mose? Did Betty and Verl enjoy their supper in Winslow? Of all the funny looking vultures, pardon me, ereaturess The day the seniors have been waidng for.. Ohil Yesll Initiation!! Evidently some forgot to take off their pajamas. We do think Mr. Elbert looked grand in his grass skirt. 23 We had a sick looking bunch of Sophomores to day. Could it have been their picnic last night. Charles Clay arrived home at 5:25 a.m.. You should let him go home earlier than than,Barbara. We hear of a few more romances this morning: J1mmyGentz-Neva Henze, Fern Schlueter-Delbert, Fehr, Neva Meyers-Donald Wise fworse yet, Neva wasn'tin school the next day. 24 Home Economics girls gave a tea for their Mothers. It was also a farewell for Mr. Elbert. Jimmy Gentz went to the office today. Don't you go to bed at night, Gentz? 27 New teacher from Milwaukee arrived - Mrs. Murphy. 29 What is in the office that the boys all like or did you do domething you shouldn't have, Moso? 50 The girls organized the Home Economics Club. lllll Ill 4 '. 'f , 10. I Y I U -,,. A nr , I 1 ' Q ' I , -bf- October 1 Looks like Alumni Day around here. Norma Kaiser, Johnny Mulhall, Mary Sieber, Loreno Gramloy, Robert Barr, Fritz Virtue and Floyd Thema The Seniors what a lie! nament, 4 Everyone againn Why won the tour we lost it, 5 Everyone end of the all were with us, selected their play, nGirl Shyn ---- Dakota entertains the softball toun- is glad to sec Arvin Schwarze back was a certain girl glad Forreston nament? Ball game at Orangeville and 1518i seems to be studying. It must be th: ix weeks periodg Ball game at Pearl City: Again we lest, 6m4a 6 OhLL Gladys, what did we hear about you and Frank Altenborn? What does Zelda Weber mean by giving Arvin Schwarze an understanding that she is going steady with Cecil Moyer, and then rides down town with him, mounds like she is changing againt 7 Did you see those bceutiful seniors around to day? Trey were h wing wk if pictures taken. Verlene Liwler o name a your older, today. 8 We had Q bell gbme with Vinslvwn Lost 9-2118 Johnny Mulhall was hawk to 'fsiti Did Verlone, Chester, Lorna and ? enjoy the football game at Rockford? U'n ll The Freshmen had their class picnic at school and the way it sounds they had a fine time, For more information, ask Roger Krydor and Delbert Wilsons 12 It looks like Old Man Winter is around the corner today. Softball game with Alumni. ' 15,l4,l5 Tcachersf Institute - Hoorayv 18 Happy birthday, Loretta Piepers Everyone is back to school af or the three day vacation. We are all glad to see Wilma Meinert back again. Seniors received their proofs today. Beautiful! --mNMl,-g,, .4-.gm ........3.' ,M ,, -1-if-.45 'Q ,:u.x.-- .. ,' .,,,,,,, U -- if A 535-'Lf-3 ' 19 Whatfs the trouble with the senior Play east? Let's get busy, kids. November 19th isn't sezmm Offs . i,- u 1 A, Lufl 3 D . iff f?4'- U.: f Rx' - .4 . ff A wi? ,WH T ' F . 21 Senior Play practice toright. 22 By the looks of the marks on Verlenc Lawler this morning, she must have had quite 0 time -- Chester, don't you know that ainft polite? 23 We elected Cheer Leaders. Three cheers for them. Hope you have a swell year, kids! 25 Get your fur coats out. Its a chill wind that blows no good. y 27 Did you see that latghair-do Corolyn Benne- hoff has? Isn't it a beauty? Makes her look at least fifty years younger. The Seniors chose their class color, flower, and Annual theme today. Everyone ate down town to help the boys in the Service for Christmas. Sure was crowded. 28 Nice fall weather we have. What does Vcrlene mean when she says, Smile Please. Must be piet- ures for the Annual. Senior Play practice. More funll. Happy birthdq' Marvin. 29 Did you see Keith Wise? He's get his arm in a east. Too much practice or what, Keith? Had a nice musical assembly for pupils, by pupils... Congratulations to boys and girls who get awards, Be careful over the week end, kids. November l Everyone is feeling fine and no one was killed over Hallowc'en. Why did the Ag boys sit up at school all night? 2 Boy, are the Seniors getting a work out with their play practice and outside reading in hist- Oryq 3 We gals might as well be in Japan. Even have to eat dinner in our own seats and have a teacher there to see that we do. ,Crumbs, again. Doctor Powers was here today. How is your heart? AL . 2 M. laqnlnnnzinwin ll - f 'ky' r - Q, -FaE 'ilKqliO-P r Lg f 4 The Magazine Sale starts tsadvp 4' 'Homo Economff ics girls have their suppcrf V First: did you enjoy the reno, Corky H why would n't Moseis Ford st TT? , Basketball g.me 1 x with Fonresto-, T,HE:, lt was at tough battles ig Farm Bureau meeting in the gjnrc Tke Band furniu ishcd the music. - 8 Glad to have Doris Rueber back in school. if Come one Leona, don't get sick. The play is only two weeks offf if 9 Magazine sale in good swing. Come on, you Upper classmen. CToelke, are you worried that you will have to give Raetz a ride?J We can't let those Freshmen beat us. Boys took Navy V-12 tests today. 10 Why docsn't Keith come back to English? Does she want you back in school for just one subject in '44, Keith? ll Armistice Day for most people but school for us. What has happened between Verlene and Chet? ......... could it be the other one from Davis? And what about the Twin? l2 First home basketball game with the Alumni. It seems rumored that Loretta Pieper and Frankie Altetbern enjoyed the evening together - ditto Charles Schroeder and Joanne Daughenbaugh. 15 Magazine sale closes with Freshmen leading - Of course everyone understands that if the senio- rs hadn't been sooooooo busy with the play, they would have gone right ever the top. 16 Tom Alden Cox! from the Army, gave a talk in Assembly. Seniors had play practice and almost a midnight lunch. Hope IT turns out swell - most of the t reserved seats are gone. 17 What does Wilma Lapp mean when she keeps talking about Robert Lentz all the time. Better hang on to him,-you have lots of competition. Tattler's came out. O I O -Q f- FL'.'f 5 It-'nln'...h nun Q U, ip ,,,, pi-:rr ' ,f ,W - A W 'fe-nn. 3 , . .,v 18 Have you heard of the romances this warm weather has developed? Norma Hrfford and Bob Kaiser, Bonnie Miller and Les Taylor, 'n Joanne Daughenbaugh and Abbie Hufford. Could it be Allen Olson and Wilma Meinert???? 19 The Senior Play was presented with the largest crowd in the history of Dakota High. Total intake - Wl8lQOO. 22 Leona Toelke became one year older yest- erday. Did you hear about Mary Kryder and Bob Lentz,Pauline Niblo and Prank Altenbern, and Marjorie Keister and Roger Krydcr???ll8 This was Friday night. 23 'What was Mrs. Murphy doing standing in the clothes closet. Were you frightened Miss Baltzer. Basketball game with Freeport. 24 Why did Barbara Buef's soldier have to be nursemaid at the ba sketball game? 25,26,27,28 Thanksgiving Vacation. Be good kids. We know you are angels, but......... 29 Everyone back in school after a nice vacation. Did you notice all the new perm- anents around school? Why does Phyllis Wise have such dark rings around her eyes? Does he.lGave this mornlnn Phyl? Too ad, we know just how you feel. 30 Mr. Phlster and the State Inspector were out to see us. Don't you know you shouldn't bother a senior boy when he is going steady? Basketball game with Aquin, BO-36. Dad's night. How about a sister or girl-friend night, boys??? December l Well, we see Marjorie Keister finally get her man. How about it ncharlieu Clay? We wonder how Bonnie Miller and Yute- va Haubach owne out with THE Taylor and the dance. Good excuse, kids. What did Keith Wise mean when he said to Bonnie at the game nHere are your pantsn. Why did both of taom blush???? ln r, ' d 1 -- iflli' a it-:hx -' j :'5.,.jif1.ii.i'.g:f -I : if. . I .L-l'..,.,, 'VU Zlbschaper vverslept. Ne wander - he escort- edwhrezzhurrhy home last nighto Mrs, Murphy said, WA night out was tee much for Freddienf Ha,ha.. never useyher for an example kids, nor any other teacher. ' - Farmers' Institute in the gym last night was ing costumes? The way things sound, Katle , Shippy had a good time, Was Stanley along too? 5 If you want to comb your hain at school, gals, you had better.bring your own mirrors- A certain GREEN Freshy uses them ....ALL.... 6 sWe wonder why Verlene Lawler isn't getting her daily letters from Davis anymore, could A it be they have still further to come? Why 1s.Melvin Schlueter writing letters to Free- port? Remember he had Theo Lincoln at the Senior playa ' 10 Basketball game with Orangev111e.- Close game boys, but we won,,29-27. Lf- 14 Why did Leona Toclke seem so worried. Could it be that she lost her English book with the School Calendar in it? , 15 Jim Gentz got kicked out of Science just because the chair seemed alive and moved out from under him. V R ' Chorus program going poorly 4 everyone is ill. - 4 L P 17 Basketball game with Lena. Swell work, boys. Did Rusty Martin have fun with that car 10516. of Sirlsoc Q? A ' A . 20 What is this we hear about Marvin and Phyllis Saturday night. Christmas program presented with a large appreciative audience. LATEST HEADLINE - Bloodshed in the Home Ec Room .. Wilma Lapp accidentally hit Barb Ruef with a scissors. est W well attended. Did you see those nice look- 7'U -ss.,... ,,r..,...g,,...... ,1l'i Na .ul al . El ll Tau' had I I ....3..... ,. . , ! 2 'fi' 3 f 1 Pnl. r L: 4-gf.. -hw . ,. .V , -s ,vc ' . 'F 1' fl. E. , 4 3.3 gf-. I aku., if--1. . Us-jf: ,Z , ..u- Z..- ...,-,.aL..Q'3,,.,....:,9-.. -. I A-LET' uv- ---.L-. 22 Merry Christmas to the Raetz Twins, Marion and Marllyn, from Arvin Schwarzedand son Rastusu Did you hear that whcpeor- oop of an assembly the Seniors put on advertising the Annual? 23 Half day of school.. The boys really made use of the mistletoe. Had a school party and farewell for Mrs. Murphy. M1ss'Nangle, our last year's home ec teacher, came back to see us. Beat Pearl City. We new have the Trophy in our hands.....Koh yeah! 24,25,26,27,28,29,5O and NEW YEAR'S- Christmas Vacation - remember??? January 5 Everyone back to school after a swell vacation. Some of the kids act like they had toe much vacation. How about it Bob Kaiser and Leona Teelke? Could there be some connection? Did you hear about Bob Rueber and Fern Schluetor, Judd Hodgson and Carol Schwa- rze? What will Fairy say to that. Mrs. Mur- phy came back today. She just can't stay a- way. New teacher, Mr. Thompson, is here too. 4 Cecil Meyer is really getting quite bright. When Mr. Stitzel asked him what the Physics lesson was in class, Ceo replied 'Tron pages 260-269nX Of course, Mr. Stitzol wanted to know what it was about. 5 Everyone thought Mr. Thompson was going to be pretty stiff but by the looks of things he is well liked. 7 Basketball game at Winslow and another un- lucky night for us. Did Charles Schroedors' madness have anything to do with our losing? 10 Did you hear we lest another game with Forroston? Evidently someone thought Ke1th's nose was the ball. How does a broken nose smell, Keith? ll Lost a game to Acquin. Why did Jim Gentz take Bonnie Miller hone instead of Barb Ruef? rs-i 44-J' Q - '- ------'N---'7--T-'-H .J 22.2 :Ls':2T'ft4-i7?1 :.' .ffff 4, 13' sw .L,.-fngws-ar..,,,eg,.,l,.-..... - M ,j ,,jx- ..:--..--.E -....1-- 4' 1 -'... :gi sigma fsam4':t.,2f.,: f '.1 wicngangyfiqlial 91 --La -pb -sf-1--Jrf N -...p-1q-1.1.-1- O Did she flirt with Acquin too much, Jimmie? By the looks of everyone, semester exams must be coming up. 12 This is it, kids. Semester exams! Sure wish they would learn how to heat the build- ing. Everyone is wearing coats around. 15 We only had a half day of school and it is the end of the semester. We wonder, why did Leona miss the bus?????? 14 No school today but we did have a game with Durand and believe it or not, we won. Jumg and Fairy seem to be a coesome twosome. What was Schwarze's blue coupe doing out in L. F 4- .,.. , f - .r , 1. a. 'i .L-.ls 17 Bob Rueber is Rueber's yard about 12:00 M with one twin and Gloria in it. Shame, shame. And if we'ro not mistaken, Arvin said he saw a car that resembled Hodgson's parked along the road close to Hillmanfs. 15 Welljl we see a new class ring, girl. How about that Melvin Schlueter has and so has another senior it, Verlene? really going places. Sat Z urday night he was seen with Virginia Hodg- son - oh, boy. Skating party at Epplyanna and we believe we saw Barbara Ruef and Del Fehr, right? 18 Could these be new couples? Roger Dor- nink-Carol Schwarze, Verlene Lawler-Charles Clay. Boyll Joanne Daughenbaugh better be careful. Those notes she writes to Carol Schwarze.......Norma Hufford may find it out. 19 The G.A.A. had their banquet tonight at school: the boys had basketball practice: after these were over the seniors worked on the Annual. Busy place, eh? 20 Why must Zelda Weber be so curious and Toelke's better-half all the news. Some people wish others would make use of the eleventh commandment. ....-1-...V-,-. .QS quawpmgxufmu gf, .--.4-. ...-,,j 1lEi' . .'., N , K 0-4 f-. Jggc- V..--4 ., -.. .1 ..-ski .-uhm' .ni ..,, -.--.- .J Q K, :LS fc i E+ M y 3 1 2 'Ig J .I tagjq ' I IE fi-, N. I '-5-1--U Il .5 x ' 1, gxb f 21 Leona still looks unhappy but Zelda did apologize, We played a game at Oranqeville and we won. Dakota had a swell representaw tion over there including Fern Schlueterv Frank Meinett, Judd Hodgson-Wilma Meinert, and of course nChuck' Schroeder and Leona. Why were they bothlnervous. Another beau . of hers around? ' i W 24 Did kids or 25 eWhY the Home Ee. gals try to poison the what? No one liked the meal. is Thompson making his daily visits to the senior classes? Did you hear about Zelda and Bon Shippy Sturday night h we wonder, does Cec know about this? Leona is haopy - Chuck is sad. Everyone is vacc- inated today and had the first toxoid for. Diphtheriao 26 Carol Schwarze seems to be so happy today Roger Dornink must do things to her heart. Do tell, Fairy and Judd, what is this about you parking along the town line road? 28 Zelda certainly was worrying from 5:50 on Basket- today. Why????? How about it Doc? ball game with Lena and we won, 52051. Ex- e of Leap citinglll Is Katie taking advantag Year or what???? Melvin Schlucter is in the and Chuck hospital and so are Caroline Alden Schroeder. Hurry up and get well kids - the tournament is coming up. 50 Did you hear about all the kids out on Friday night? Believe it was Fern Schlueter- Ted Long, Loretta Pieper-Lyle Stuhbe, Wilma Meinert-Frank Lltenbern, Delbert FehreGloria Raetz, Frankie Meinert-Carol Schwarze and last but not least, Fairy and Judd: February 1 Those Home Ee classes really do some good cooking, or should we say a few girls do it. Why does Miss Pilgrim seem disappointed with Barbara Ruef? jyfn A , Q , l, 1 it, f 10 1 ' - -, ia. 11.01 .' 'ill 1 2 County tournanente What a mess of people Q and all the wolves,,.. whceb Remember that 1. trophy - well, we lost its ' 5 Found in Marvin Niedermeier's pocket uj uRed-dangerous, black-manhater, lavender , dated two weeks in advance, left side ' undivided, right side, stcadyn. Why should - you be learning the language of ribbons, i - Marvin. Was she wearing red on the left SidC.UIOllIIl E 7 Did you see all those kids in the office, and for excuses tool!! Why d1dn't they get any? Did he call your mothefg kids? - mi In L , ii. - by 8 Still more kids in the office. Did your Daddy get a letter Betty and Donnie? Never lie, children, it always come out. We know we have been here four long years.4 9 More trouble between students and teachers. Of course, the girls were good and didn't x skip. This is getting monotonous, right? 10 Three cheers! It looks like ol' man winter has finally decided to give us the go by. We have a new bus driver - Chuck Schroederg Good luck, but why was Mr. Stitzel mad at you. ll No school today, the busses cou1dn't mqke it. Basketball game at Pearl City and we lost. Where were Mose and Corky, Ted and Fairy? New Moso don't say that a Ford will freeze up . We heard d1fferent......es' ,'i 14 Back to school again. Did you get a 'h Valentine from your ? We know N.. somebody that did.......F53 U, .,,4 I 1 f ll Twins h 4 -ulf 1 li . lfwm 'A mlxf?F sian ' I 4?2i,:jEQ:,:2ij'3f5QjE? mr Etc .ETC . '- WQQEJ to w Melvin J Q' Charles ill Keith li I 11 0 -.. f,....Q5..- 07? '- ..1'::.:2 resonances 3 , ,,, I I l 2 F W f +G? 'hw 'Tc 15 Why did Cecil Meyer have Zelda Weber cornered after school? Maybe we should ask nDocn again. 'Did you have a good time kids? 16 Home Talent Show! Wonder if these coup- les had fun going home: Fern Schlueter-Harold Bordner, Carol Schwarze-Delbert Fehr? What was Bob Lentz following Leona Toelke home for? Interesting, eh???!! ' 17 WANTED: Bob Keehnen, Bob Lane and Kenny Knott's car. Did they.start for the west coast. Mr. Stitzel went to Great Lakes and Mr. Thompson was sick. I 18 Could Jean Dornink have heard about Kailh Wise and the Raetz twin or why did he get heck over the telephone? We had an exciting basketball game with Winslow and came out the victor. 27-28 Was Bonnie Milkerereally run- ning out math Ted Long AND some people wonder how Roger Dornlnk rates with Rachael Nelson. Come on, boys, you're slijping. 20 Leona and Zelda say that they were slid- ing yesterday but we saw them in Freeport with Charl1e.... Cec was a,round too - more fun.. Did you see all of those jack-asses around here? Must be a donkey ba sketball'game. The FFlfsponsored it, ' 21 Just what does Gilbert Hockey think he is anyhow, taking Norma Hufford away from Dakota? Frankie Altenbern also had Joanne Daughenbaugh. Wonder if they had a nice time? The game called forth quite a few people - it was quite exciting, Mr. Schaper, what's the matter??? And you an Agricultural teacher at that. Tsk! Tskl 22 Was Keith over to Davis again last night? What is this, B habit? 23 District Tournament started. Miss Baltzer finally realizes the seniors are a very humerous bunch of people. ?y'- , .5 -J C ref.. ' .-V-Y. -.-..s'.zg-,,,qw....7' - -yu --l i.....':,i -2 y.',Y.F.,,41 '1 bf- mg. Iwi? 1 It o 24 The team went to 'Drangeville to play in the Dtstrict Tournament. What happened to Keith's ankle in the game? Were they a little rough? Melvin back in the game again. 25 Rained all day, So bad out Miss Baltzer finally decides the seniors are a great class 27 Say ....... ' did you hear about these 'teachers being together Saturday night-for more information ask Thompson and Baltzer. Did Stitzel want to kick you out again Charles. You know you shouldn't talk to Betty in typing practice. 28 Snow again. Last day of hot lunches. 29 Leap Year Day. Come on, gals, do your stuff. Junior-Freshman basketball game. March l Basketball game at Aquin. Did Carol,Fern, Bordner and Fehr have fun? Were Carol's folks worried and what did they say when she arrived home at 2:oo a,m.? We are ashamed. 2 Seniors and Sophs play. Close score,62-5 3 Home Talent show at Rock City - Fairy and Wilson, Gentz-Hufford and Hodgson as a spy had Willy Meinert. P 6 Is Bonnie ever mad! Can we blame her or Jim either. 7 How can Keith get by with such things on the bus..... ' 8 Birthday party on Melvin - p.s. the one in school ..... Why was the pop frozen? For more information see Keith. How is Fehr's hand - is it really hurt? Speaker in assembly from Washington talked on nAlcoholn Did it help. The bleachers tumbled down on 0 X poor Barb's foot. New she walks on crutches. - ,.... ..... gn- . TF I'-' -V R. . -n 'x'wi I f i .i L 1 Twifa J, M zUHf4 lfvtffp Iyiey 5 we gig. if -9 f Q 'cfij - I' '45 .l,r g 3 'X Qu' .fy ' .'n-in KI 'F Exif' Q va'-41: 3 Q . 4 F I may . ...,..,-i.....5t-,...iff-,,,. my ,....,..J!., , ,Hyip ..E,fgQ ,ld-. - N5 jj- -e - 1.-4:-l .h -,J ... -.-nag - -H. .....-n..- U ' ' 'tg n .- 9 ,Freshman-Sophomore game - what a score... Sophs beat ll-15 in an overtime game. Did you notice the ncouplen section? Girls make blg improvement in the rest room. Let's keep it clean, kids. 10 Just a regular day and the same old grind. 15 Operetta practice. Man, what weather. Rain is sure icy. 14 What exciting experience did Bonnie and Verlene have to tell about this morning. Ditches aren't so pleasant to look at, are they girls? 15 Income tax.. are you worried? Bye,Bye to the basketball boys. They leave for the state tournament. 16 Lots of post cards flying around. Maybe the boys miss us after all. 17 Phyllis Wise is now of age,A St, Patriek's day, Tonight - the operetta. We shall find out how all the students can sing and act, 20 Basketball boys returned. They certainly look as if they could stand some more shut-eye. Did Gentz get back to Davis in time last night? Things are really getting personal around here- see Bonnie and Betty. 21 What was Arv1n's ulittle blue eoupn doing in Freeport last night. Miss Lambrecht cer- tainly is seeing the ndocn enough lately - how about it? Baltzer and Thompson really enjoyed Turner Hall last night from what we hear.... Spring is here- got a cold? SONG HITS We've Got the Lord on Our Side , Basketball Team Th're Either Too Yeung or Too Old, Zelda R Fairy All for You , ,,,,,, Epling 8 Thomas Candle Light and Wine , , , Foss H Naass My Ideal ...... . . Corolyn Honey I'm in Love With You , , , Caroline My Hea rt Tells He ff' '. I .,., , Verlene L. In 1-ply fm-1s . . .... . . . Ralph Don't Believe Everythinp You Hear,ohuCk to Leona Its Love, Love, Love, ,,,,, Judd R Fairy Won't Get Home 'Til Morning ,,,, Dornink Army Air Corps ,,,,,, Meyer 8 Sohlueter Don't Sweetheart he , , , , Phyllis to Marvin I Love You , , , 5 A, ,Seniors to Baltzer Horse that Knows his Way Home, , , , Gentz My Sam , , , , , , ', , Neva M. to Sam I Get the Neck of the Chicken, , Miss Pilgrim You Speak my Lanyuage , , , , Miss Lambreeht Th'reWi1l Never be another You , Mr. Thompson UI Can't Say Non . ,,,,, . Fern S, I Couldn't Sleep a Wink Last Night , Mr. Stitzel Ridin 'lkrd on a Cloud ,,,, , , Arthur Dark Eyes ,,,, , , , , Delbert W. Close to You, , , , 4 Seniors to Dakota High I'm Hiding for a Fall, ,,,,,, Barbara Somebody Else is Taking My Place , ,Raetz twins Please Think of He , , , , , Carol to Roger Paper Doll ,,,,' , , ,Sehwarze K Rueber Pistol Packing Mama , , Q , , , Wilma L, Why Uon't You Do Right , ,' Q , , Verl Sleepy Time Gal , , , , Neva H. I'm Threufh With Love , , , Arvin There's A Man in My hife, , , , , Zelda Star Eyes , -, y, , , , , , ,Virginia H. Do Nothinf Till lfu Hear Frou Me , , , Katey For the First Time 5 , , , , , , Leo Sure and itswtlze Luck of theqlrish , Mrs., Murphy u.3-f?:Qj:r'-- ....,1.f' C ' ..........l.....- . CP -- ee--K S--Ga e l ,.-. j f '?j 11'fE3'5i1 r , ' b Pg-7 1 . , I . K ' mme cfmalcmans 4 Q' Q. -. Baby Snooks U , P. 1 x Kay Kysers t5 y Major Bowes , K - Gildersleeve . Mortimer , y Charlie McCarthy Judy Canova , Joan Edwards , Dennis Day Katey Shippy Cecil Meyer Mr, Schaper Edgar Barr Arvin Schwarze Virgil Meyer Yuteva Haubach Leo Heinen Stanley Thomas Kate Smmth . .Virginia Hodgson Ink Spots . . Mose,Ted and Frankie Frank Sinatra. . . . Chuck Schroeder Andrew Sisters,Betty,Phy1lis and.Bonn ie Henry Aldrich , , Delbert Fehr Red Skelton , , , , , D. Keith ix' Quiz Kids, , stubbe, Lentz and MeinertH avg, Fibber McGee , . . . Foss Bob Hope , , , Mr., Thompson 1 Mrs. Uppington , , Lucille Germain X 1'f5'H 'fggqg . -A . . K DID YOU EVER SEE: Carol Schwarze not griping Pat McCauley not chewing gum lrwniilr 1 -illmaslulzunul Hn- Qm Pauline Niblo and Gladys when they weren't mad Rusty with a silly grin for some reason ' Paul Flynn behaving The seniors wide awake Barbara Ruef not snubbing people In 'r-nl f H-' Q! 'ny if-f ,li ,au ll! Q . South Bus with its mind out of the gutter Marilyn without Marian Jean Hofmelster sit down gracefully Ted Long without being posted Zelda without Cecil Cor someone elsej Edgar with his mouth shut Leo on a date Melvin looking like a sissy Keith girl shy Verl at school before ten Gracie not giggling Arvin without a smile and gals Corolyn without Mose Boys when Rachael is around Cchecr up gals, it will wear offl Leona making a definite date Verlene, Bonnie, Phyllis, Corolyn not gossiping Bob Lentz loving the teachers Baltzer not vhangeable ' Frankie standing on two feet Delbert Wilson not handsome Jimmie getting along with girls Virginia without her secret boy friends Foss without Maass Qalonel Pilgrim not planning meals Neva Henze not jazzing around Stitz as a forgetful prof Paul LaBudde associating with anyone Dakota High without someone with his mind in the gutter. X L V' l ,rs lUu1'ivilUll 4n1.7w-nllwll' 1' nv 311.1111 K KL-Z '1 Y :,, If my 'I in nv. J sl ll H - ' a jf WOR OF A KIND I mga-gf--or' ' X mgirq Mr. Wise: There is a boy called Keith Wise .gf going to school there. Maytl see him? I'm aj! his father. URPQ Stitz: You've just missed him. He's gone ,QQ3 to your funeral. xgvj, Q 1 ly? TEETH3T'TNTEEEE I pf The hole of stale doughnuts are broken up and Egdfnl used to stuff macatoni. Y A' When ,Ip 15's NT1oaE1'eH 1 Son: WhaE7s college bred? Pop: My boy, they make college bred from the flour of youth and the dough of old age. He Answered Her ' Rapidly approaching the counter, the talkative old lady breathlessly said to the grocery clerk nHow much are lemons, what do you charge for oranges, how deep is the river, when does the train leave? The poetic clerk replied, nTwo for a nickel, Three for a dime, Up to your neck, at half past nine. Ex Ialn Yburself syc o og s : ' en children are naughty, quickly switch their attention. n Mother: Switch their what? Every Time ' Mr. Stitzelg what happens when a body is immer- sed in water. 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