Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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BEARE R fe ' ' ISSUED BY' THE SENIOR CU-x55 'DAKOTA COMM UNH TY H I GH SCHOOL 1 M!-XY -1943 - DEDICATION We, the Seniors of 1945 dedicate this Talebearer' to our Gold Star Boys . They have given their lives to preserve our fundamental liberties. . N Fl hr 031+ i.. '-5-v , -.., ., ,5- Tzzizi- .,3:4.'w.' .- -'rl' :., ,ffs+f-.fi1'4f- : 1:37 . :yi 511,-.-- ,. 15.4-.3 I,-' -: .-2'-, -. ,-.gt-f-fag-Z,-. '-, -'r-'z-1: f- f jk-- ' ' I it-'tiki ,I,.1-'g-.-rf-ef'--fic! 'z-:gf N . ....- - 1-J:- 'L' '5-2 f':w55Q.'f'?':Ki fI5'- Qi-' .f. ,.x- 1..,- ,-1, -. ,- ., ...Y 1-1 , L-1 .-:--1-:- - '- 4' 4 .- ,:-'- . -. 'I , . 0 ! -.gf Q . ..f,..e , .-.'i1r..-1-. .1 ... -'plea o nn ...ugliness o-v .. .4-.seo n .unn- .-. 1-.fn-. 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After the seniors Still talking.... heavy hearted.... uno more jokesn.. Still holding the egg..it hatched.. new he has the chick.... Patching up the sophs.. now has a little green Ford thanks to Seniors Married..much hop pier.. still dir- ecting the band.. L-O-N-G-E-H Engl- ish assignments.. fl . h hffigg gg fuk,- rf- - -o i or xl E vf Lf f oX 1 im ..1q A f Q! 17 ' I 5 'QQZ!di?46? f:2CY?wR, I X1-Qld.. 7. W S' F .9-im' 'f fM-' Lf , f f-f Q dl G 1:2 F1C1uU': 6- fx 4, Coczr:-3 52345.11 if-.ii-gQ'. Miss Pilgrim: Has a sharp lockiwg compani Miss Bs Braggln Seniors working Mr. Ray MT: I .,.. My M W pffff A f' JH.: ,- ' ', '- l ,-- ,f-' Sz ff ' I . P gif 4,325 CLIISYYGTQ 1 for a one v o -v 0 0 ltzor: .... 5 about hor .. Always Ill! ' Fvocfo nn l, A35 No Answers loft st all ..s.,,, Still looking for him.:. Still bragging nb- out the seniors... only moro.,. Still X'JOPk1I1go 0 v O obro, Geometry, , 1l.J,H,. .DJ u. A Physics, Coach, Student Council. Mr. Host: Biology, Farm Management, Animal Husbandry. Mr. Bertrand: Typing I,II, Shorthand,Gon- eral Business, Bookkeeping. Miss Lambrocht: English I,II,III,1V, 'Chorus, Plays, Operotta Miss Pilgrim: General Science, Home Econ- omics I, II. Miss Bultzor: History II,IV, Economics- Sociology, Citizenship, Physical Ed., Oporctta Kiburtzz Music, Band .1 L: fb N, Afzhf 'gil . Q V155 -,hv xr ,I , ...Q-L if' 5 !,. ,uni ff 7 7. rl ry' I-,w Af f ' Z' afff' if .fi f? LV 1' 5 if P., .1,,3.,.' ,lil ' .of . 'f vi., may I ' 49:5 ,i1.4,,.?.-fx..-I LX-X, A gi f -wr.-ff ,. W x sl . f .-11 -', '-' '- wt, ,z '- ,,4.7-:ff Ee' A X I 'Ns' X,.' 'K 1:-' 4 JR 'Q+...,2,--.fxr ' fi 7 f- 1 1 'JE-Q.,'b1l!.-f,+,fj X 1 -. .. 1 'L Dlx ' A iw 1'-:J ff-ftfflfii 'A K ,.. M' C! t '4..4 QXf7r 1,g?'41'5f 'k 7 Q Q! ' 7 , ,.. My fvf K of X N. .1 511.12 SCIIIOGL BOARD ' The Senior Gloss of 1945 wishes to thank the Board of Education for the fine cooperation it has given them during the past four years. President . . William Pfile Secretary . .Leonard Hoinen ' Members . . .Paul Kuiser Clarence Hodgson Albert Hugelshofer Trm STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council is composed of the Presi- dent and elected member from each class. Officers of l944-45 were: President . . . . Chester Afflerbaugh Secretary Trees.. . Patricia Bangasser Vice President . . . . Stanley Thomas Although handicapped by a crowded school schedule, Student Council provided finan- cial aid for many activities. It sponsmw ed a student operated school on April 4th and a night school on April 15th. The Seniors point with pride to Student - Council and wish it well in coming years. In I, f ' 1 4 , . , WX? gf WWW wg W :re ,'A 0 tw IZ ,,.. , f os . C If If! f-girl: '11, X' N 'I 7 f 7 A F l J I ' i ff . ll'! if K. Yjfffifffg V Kujjwm 7 . I Ryu,-J ' I .'N Q ,p 'ii 'LX K XQQj,C'QfLil'i- ,f C P .'1.a-A-:rw me xo . - , C C Y-V7 ' if fl' ,H ef::f::-mr: remit C- X,-- ff X 21151912 '10 Ixiffbif? SCHOOL BOARD C. Hodgson, L. Heinen, W. Pfile, P. Kaiser, A. Hugelshofer FACULTY Mr. Kiburtz Miss Pilgrim fB.E. Northern Ill. State Teachers College! Miss Baltzer fB.A. Rockford College, M.A. U. of Chieagol Mr. Ray CB.S. Indiana State Teachers College, H.Ed. Indiana U., L.L.B. LaSalle Exten- Mston U., Purdue U.,Butler U.l Mr. Bertrand lSt. Tietore College, B.A. St. Pro- C45-f-3?l.lS College, ILA. U. of Illinois 'Miss Lambreoht iB.A. Perth Central Collegej Mr. Rest.fB.S. U. of Illinoisj STUDENT C0113 CII, Standingg: R. I-fiartin, G.TerHar1:, H. NiedE?EEIer, D. Wilson, S. Thomas, Do ' Seated: Cukfflerbaugh, M.TerHark, UTCTHY, P.Bangasser, Mr. Rey fx' fdf Q! g?aJ5:2 , !?2QZ?iE?j3kE5Eg? O si-,-,346 I' ' ,. ,fu its .ll 5 'i 3, 6' Cf fill wr 2-5' -ii '-,,,.. ,'.,x4 YV-.. .Q-f ,ilk- .E , w 1 - If '-2 :.ie1 -wan-,. .- . 1, ix 4: I ' . s I, E? ' 34,1 4' ink :li 1. 11 T :uit K x , V x 'T' .3-. ' 1-,.'.,' 13, ,, 'Ir 'I'1 5- '- 'fir 'YI rf- . yr za. MJ, ,, I I .i 5 :Pi . ,A:1f:-:- 'JEF- V if Y' 4 33. eff! ' 11-xx V, A :A 'ff' 1 f-QA -L1 . 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Bette Maass. Neva Myers. . Marian Raetz. Raatle 0 Rosslyn Ruth. Bennie Miller . . Bob S6ife1'tl I Chet ifflerbaugh. Katie Shippy. Deo Schwarze - - rigs ,fjifiix l X' hhfjlf, 1 ff? Q7 , fe' -T3 T Q It 1' fo c 'A!, K Q V X C12 X-'Q , QJKN if WJ Q- xi L'f' ' R Q? AJIBITION ALWAYS NEVER PET PEEVE .F1ying. . Listening . Miss Bgltzer Behaving. .Studying . Blanks Feeling . . Studying . .Annual eln miSChiCfeDu11e o 0 Q NBOWZOIJ' .Dairyfarming Behaving. . In jams. . .B.S.Rest . Gamewardon. Fishing. . A bite . . .Little fish .Heusewife. . .At P.O. . . Studying. . Kids ONUYSOO 0 0 I lshorte e s :Tame s a c Brothers . New things. Hunting. . .Finding . . Kleptomnniacs .Aviatrix . . .Innocent . .Bohaving . .Plymeuths .To 'Wine 0 0 Sober. e e sstudyingg Q M8.SOIliO .Governor . . .Fighting . .At homo. . .Fighting . Truekdriver. .Sleeping . .Tight . . . Bite Men .Typist. . . Sleepy. . . Working. . ,Studying .Tcacher. . . .Loving'VJ. .Heme. . . . Some people . Teacher . . With Sam . Jingry. . . .Some people . Harry James Chuckling . Sober. . . .Hen KU .Nebraske. . With Marion.A.1ono. . . .Some people - Typist. . . Working. . .Studying. . English lD8.ViSo o o c ocllssiflge 0 ostudyillge elB18Ck Fords -President. . .Working. . .V1'astingtixm. Little Liza' Home early. In Dakota.. .Heme. . . . Rt.-arm desks Chickens. o SOCiIlg DB. sA10Il0o e o osChO01 Junk dUU.1CI' Latcl s c s On timee e evfomen CQ X f sp 'QACXLQ L,ZfL Q ffgfgfx.. X 1.1 F519 X .Z EQWPQV'-.., Heli, IJ 0 5'-fllfr I1 .v s :mf x X ffWfVT fs iizgixxxxfgajl' NNJ! ,f X55 SENIOR PICTURES From left to right: Pauline Barr Maurice TbrHark Rosalyn Ruth Robert Seifert Marian Raetz Arvin Schwarze eMer1lyn Raetz Neve. Myers Ronald Goeae , Marie lfieinert Gerrie Trimble Chester Afflerbaugh Catherine Shippy Frank-' Altenbernd Grace-Epling Stanley Thomas Bette Maass Mhry Kryder Theodore Long Phyllis Brick Robert Kaiser Bonnie Miller Arthur Clay Judd Hodgson CE iw f C, fx ff' 4' R A' 3, 'H ol 53, ef ,J w Xw we . X N K wifi F -S : t Y ,X I 1 .16- E' Q5 ,fjliltruw ,fx ' fl' is G fy-, .N 1 1.1, I 1' A ' ' - J -A1- ' A X . y t M, ,j K if-.. TS Y' Fx f!,, 0', Qx 5 d 1 ff 441' we s x N' af A my ,f-N -' N SENIOR CLASS H1s ,QffLf1t fffj YS Seventeen freshman entered Dakota Community High School in the fall of 1941. This was the smallest class ever to enter Dakota High. They chose for their officers: Arvin Schwarze .Yuteva Haubach S tanl ey Thomas Robert Kaiser .Bonnie Miller Miss Lambrecht President . . Vice President Secretary . . Treasurer . . Student Council Sponsor . . The fall picnic was held at the school house. In the fall of 1942 eighteen returned for their so- phomore year. For their officers they chose: President 0 o c Vice President . Ted Long Secretary . Treasurer . . Student Council. Robert Kaiser Sponsor . . Miss Lambrecht Betty Maass .Frank Altenbcrnd Bonnie Miller Robert Nott came to join them from Orangeville and Catherine Shippy came from Pecatonica. Donna Mae Morrison took her work in another school while Kat- hryn Scudder dropped from the class. Charles Schr- oeder entered from Orangeville High at the end of the first semester. The usual sophomore activities were enjoyed. At the beginning of their junior year in 1945, nine- I, e Cx H k'n - fbf'-fxxwrx C3jf?Lf ?'4?'fED Y .2229 t V 1.1-N fl.. aw.,.,5 , I V X if I , 52 - , -fc N. -.Q 1 Je ,fvefh N fx--of lff . , - lax, .X ,, f' ff A ra lx-Nrxf 7 ,P I xg ' W ' . . x -, . 1 x,,, u N' - - Lf . f , .. .1 ' - I ,..-, Z .y': 'N ff' . . .M -..f a. 3 , . v ,-.., x 4 ' - , x I ' . ,452-of x. 1 . - . 1, ,.,- v, N..: ,.f . Q if at X3 f f ,I I L f, Y I X I I, MV, X- 1 f ji xx, ff' ! jf' l ffnsqa w ,f .r X,-N f 5-.-x,-, fC W .fr f 5: ...N xxlftt -7 x,-fs . x , ' ' . 617i 1 4- 7' ffxNA 0 .lgf IYNTC I Lfa YT lf iff K if 1 M, C teen members returned. The number grew much larger because of the closing of the Davis High School and new entering juniors. They were Robert Seifert , Chester Afflerbaugh, Marian and Marilyn Haetz, Phy- llis Brick, and Grace Epling. Robert Nott dropped from the group. The officers elected for the year were: President . . .Stanley Thomas Vice President . .Grace Epling Secretary . .Charles Schroeder Treasurer . . . Robert Kaiser Student CeuncilFrank Altenbernd Spenser . . . Miss Pilgrim The fall picnic was held at Krapes Park. The junior play was presented in the spring and the year ended with a spring picnic. Robert Reuber and Yueteva Haubach dropped out. Geraldine Trimble came from Pecatonica in March. Arthur Clay came from Present in the first semester. In the fall of 1944, twenty-five returned for their senior year. They chose as officers: PI'0S1fl01'1'G - Chester Afflerbaugh Vice President . Grace Epling Treasurer . . . Ronald Geeke Secretary - - - Robert Kaiser Reporter - - Gerrie Trimble Annual Editor- Stanley Thomas Business Manager. .Arthur Clay Student Council-Maurice TerHark Spenser. . . . Miss Baltzer Charles Schroeder entered the U.S. Navy at the end of the first semester. The fall picnic was held at Krapes Park and the year was marked by all of the .f ,,,-xx Au T qfi:NRK??2,f H, gy, W Drab Sjgsg v ' T c Wd S2 ye XX IJN4 D52 J xegxiifffgijp ' 5 nf , p , 4 Q9 J K S ,L ' K ,., X EELJKJJ Q3 fA4Lf senior activitiess The senior play, uHot Water Henryn was presented in the fall. The senior bask- etball team wnn the inter-class championship, the Annual was produced and Fleet Day enjeyed.f The iiiifehded with Class Night, a class party, Baccal- aureate and Commencement. HOT WATER HENRY Judy Martin. Mrs. Martin. Henry Martin Pat Martin . Lester Price Spike Duncan Shirley Reed Mr. S1211 th . Betsy Smith Grandpa Martin. . Sue Duncan Police Officer She senior play concerned Bette Maass ' . . Marian Raetz Chester Afflerbaugh . Grace Epling Robert Kaiser Arvin Schwarze . . Neva Myers Stanley Thomas . . Gerrie Trimble . Judd Hodgson . .Marie Grunder . . Maurice TerHark uHenryW and his efforts to take care of his mother and sisters. This had been the last request of his father. His younger sister, Judy, better known as the Wwormu because she always had her nose in a book, and Henry's es- pecial friend Spike, were always ready to help him in his troubles. Henry's main troubles were to ke- ep his older sister, Pat, from marrying the wrong man, and his mother from providing the family with a step-father. f5 J xi-.Q s n s 1--L J f fffiff to Qi . ,gx, X of t N fjvt ' 'XXI xfmr' kt K, A , f L, . ,gf ' 2 VD ,QQ ' .vxx e use sf se of 4- . -, ---- , - 1 .1 .tp-In Sk , FM fxf, C,-f Lg 3 ,Wil xxjj fxhf . fr .1 'fy' fr j I V r- fv Y' I i fl:-:z7 - 'B .f5e3,4f,zs,3 V f., .Q-,gn rw - J 0 Lfee ' IDG Q 5,55 Ut Q f1ZQfstf'ggi wQi'1il:'5g1Q3len' V' A ff ' is The situation wus further complicated by a number of vuests who arrived et the Martin homecAmong them . .-.Q 5 . ' , ct - . was c nrootin', tootinf, daughter of the hor pet coyote. The coyote proceeded to West , and upset the complete neighborhood until finally Betsy caught ite Henry and Judy finally had to admit they had Pat 's fiance all wrong, and the stepmfnther would not be so bad. Henry, the woman hater, fell in lovc'Nw1th Shirley, one of the guests, and the play ended,al1 serene - everyone to be happy ever-after. Play Production Staff Stage.Nann5er Arthur Clay Business Mnnuger Catherine Shippy Prompters Marilyn Rsetz:Puuline Burr Setting and Lights Large Properti e s Small Properties R nald Goeke Robert Seifert Frank Altenbernd Ted Long Mer1lyn'Raetz Roselyn Ruth Bonnie Miller Costumes Maurice TerHark:Judd Hodgson Merle Grunder: Phyll1sBrrd: Advertisement C Mary Kryder Ushers Ted Long:Bonnle Miller Frank Altenbornd:?2uline Barr Make Up Director fl, .-r f ,IN--.Q I 'j H. st? A3 .lj 1 3-X., l'Q'?a 1 2 f ,V-41,4 f xx , -, .ff 15,5 ...Mx AA-.X is :LTD 6 1,7 +-1 , Xxx Q' f Y'-'L s :AX 111' iff xx 'yn f7if.i'W I hx' ,Qi 'fl TN K N be .' 1 'Nlx if J ,,,f -,ax , : 3 '--I..-X Hr.3ertrend Miss Ldmbrecht -'5 f1:?n, fgt x 0 fQ7?fii1i'L1.,Q E go blf:M'M rbi gh , f hp Q!fxJwr I 1 w-www ffkws wt 'Sit fini! 43 :.L.-Z: -.,1.g..'iL,.-.Lf.'......- J I -NNXNNX p,glMlD 'x Chester Afflerbaugh Qnffiej wills his ability to get out of studimhills to Glenn TbrHark, his talent on the trumpet to hubs Lentz, and his basket ball playing to Kenny Henze- Pauline Barr Cserubj wills her quietness and her abllity Eo'get along with Art Clay to his brother Chl1I'11Go Phyllis Brick fMicke7J wills her ability to get in no onefs way to Wilma Lapp. Arthur Cla KATU, wills his curly hair and broadhv e genee to Mr. Rest. He wills his ability to argue to Virgil Meyer fwho doesn't need ith. Grace Eplinf KEpp1oJ wills Thomas to any girl who s one y and needs a good companion. She wills her school attendance to Evorott Huenefolt. . Ronald Goeko QRonn1eD wills his twelve gauge to M ss PIIgrIm so that sho only has to speak once in study halls. He wills his good grades to Paul Bes- sort. Catherine Shippy CKatiel wills her ability to get a eng w . zo eachors to :Donald Reeter and her good humor to Miss Pilgrim. Maurice TbrHark KMosel wills his ability on the Track Ee Mlllird Scudder. He wills his Model ' A' and export driving to Roger Krydor. Stanley Thomas KStanJ wills his late hours and Interests In Eavis to anyone who thinks they can .-1 ne w H X ,,, Jr, 3 .xl n f L . '-hrs' I 1,-..f- as -5. . :TS ,' ' ' . 2,12 LM I , 4...-f ,gxlzxi 5 ' afLv- l-'bf K f A--4 L53 stand the grinds He wills his Uperfectn attendance record to Paul Frankoberger. Geraldlne-Tglnble Qderriej wills her ability to Eeen out QT iroible to Frank Altenbernd who in turn wills it to Bill Durfey, Robert Seifert CJakej wills his industriousness to His model A goes to Harold Biedor- moiero Frank Altenbernd Cspikej wills his keen enjoyments In classes and study halls to Herschel Meyer. His Chevrolet goes to Dick Haas so he won't have to buy an airplanes Marie Meinert wills Mfr ability to get along with men Ee Miss'Iamhroe?t. Judd Hodgson wills his ability to fly to Mose in hopes that it will assist in running his Ford. Robert Kaiser fBobl wills his interest in the Free- E5?t'R3ITE?'H1nk to Edgar Barr. His ability to get acquainted with the Rockford girls is bequeathed to Don Wiseo Mary Kryder wills her ability to play the trombone 7iTfETbMSEibbe. She wills her quietness to the same party, Thecdore Long CTedJ wills his ability to sleep in ETae?'tU'??EHE Melnert. His Studebaker goes to D. Wilson so he can come to Dakota more often. JT db-xx 0 2 422: mio f 7' Q7-vl 4 ' x 1. fqxxzg I! I yixxizfffggjp 1 on fees- ,, aff'-NX - ag ,ff fm? X , rs., of-1 -- pq , ,,,. sr- M. qi tM,sgg',,oL3fff J X 3 Xfla.-Vlf 66N I- CQ7f..f'L'K J .L f 5--V . LA Y 1 sf e 4 W X. Betty Maass lshertyj wills Bob Keehnen to National TEa in Hopes that they can get along better. She wills her height to Dottie Crull. Bonita Miller CBonnieJ wills Jim Gentz to Norma Huffora in Eopes that she doesn't want him. She also wills her friendship with Betty Maass to Rach- el Nelson. ' Marian Raetz CMusclesl wills her size tofBob Buuray so EEaE Ee can keep up to Bud Brick in the race for JoAnn Clay. Maril Raetz CSl1mj wills her quietness to her si- s er or a and Ruth Bessert in hopes that the fur- ure Davis bus loads can have a little peace. Roselyn Ruth iRosieJ wills hor clarinet to Jean Ho- fmeisfer. Arvin Schwarze CDocj wills his little blue car anH Its memories to Ralph Kahley. His basket ball ability goes to Ralph Lapp. Neva Myers wills her long blonde hair to Virginia Engle an5 Sammy to Doris Gramley and Eleanor Bore gary 1 CLI f 1-. N, Q5 ff61,'QT'l'? I -...,A.7' V ,Q Sk Xgtje ,X ::j,fj7,j' mb rgsxsf ,Y AX Z'.?:.' ', I sky' xl, as -:,:5 f V,l.- g 3 -. D, Kms- .. f -'Q N' 1' - . . , , ,X of , ' I fb X f' M 'ff' f . K' 4. ij--x - ! 1, , ,I ,f 4, Lvl, X t V fi? X ,-f'ffif1:-s yfi XN,l f'Q D: J DCT! sa I X f,'4y,' V., V I ,.,:l.rb-F777 k D , f' K-ffg ,+- Q 11 Elf x ,f lf? WA L-jk K ,x ref 'Qpf o-U' sri-nos cr-Ass PROPHECY Chester Afflerbaugh is foreman of the Davis section of the railroad fGM5ST.PJ He is raising three candidates for ongineorsq Frank Altenbernd is a successful talent scout for Warner Prcthers in Hollywood. Pauline Barr is head nurse at the Deaconess Hospit- al and is still chasing the doctors, Phyllis Brick is promoting fights between Frankie.m flrld RGSt2 Arthur Clay is a farmer living near Dakota with a contented wife and children, His star boarder is brother Charles Grace Epling has finally made up her mind and is happily married to a happy marine. Ronald Goeke has startled the scientific world by discovering a fifth dimension. He also owns the controlling interests in the UFine Cut Lumber Co. n of Spooner. Marie Meinert is peacefully settled on a farm due north of Dakota with ten children and a happy husb- and an ' Judd Hodgson is a private in the air foce. His job maily is scraping grease off engines. Bob Kaiser is driving for inter-state trucking com- pany. Pearl City is one of his regular stops. .f f--X fu-f' We L55 ff XE? . , ,fx-X, x I , Li 4 vi -.J 1 a -1 is ' Xp ,A ' X KKK jj i X N ,K -I' I-J T!! .1 ,f- im ,EN Q2 f7 ::r It-fHiD,f'! T N, 1' V1 -7 .-' I 1 xx lflk CN. .Q 'iAdN,f,.-1' -1 K ,xx K fa-TTZUE22 Lf' 5 fn'-My X554 14 KAI, , h' Xy'f N iff 5 Lfifw Q KM' 1 ,J I if Mary Kryder is new n ',.1 umgcr gf the Winneshiek Orphv anege. Theodore Long is t:.1:i:1:3 a ten year vacation because of a couple or Vnescyu revewuers. It is reported- fshhhhl that nc if sleeping it off. Bette Maass has become the world's foremost woman X pilot in her desire to keep track of Verl John. Bonnie Miller lives in e fifteen room house which serves as an advertisement for the Davis Lumber CO. Neva Myers is one of the best woman drivers becau- se of the necessity of taking the wheel when Sam goes to sleep. h Marian Raetz has been promoted to line foreman at Burgess and is the wife of a marine sergeant. Marilyn Raetz is the wife of the Rock City Depot agent and part- time operator of the Rock City Bea- uty Salon. Roselyn Ruth is a teacher at Brown's Business Col- lege and a member of the Freeport Band. Arvin Schwarze is athletics director at the Joliet Wschooln. ' Robert Seifert is owner and foreman of the Davis Super Machine Shop. CQ ,f'fQf-Tees X , f xi? QLXM v '. -ss NX nf 1 X X5 . .,- .f , I X. - ' -1, , 1 ,t . j I - bp? 'T 1 ' fifivf , f- ' .. nL,!2tET nxXr QW we lsr Mage? Catherine Shippy is the wife of a prosperous farm- er south of Rock Grove and is raising some fine hired hands. Maurice TerHsrk is general manager of the Bennehmd Jzfairy Farm. As a side line he Lis raising quite a family. ' Stanley Thomas is still on the loose. His main plhasure in life is saying nasty things to Marines. Gerrie Trimble is now working ns n riveter to sup- port her husband end family from Pecatanica. n 1 JT jg?!N-xx Q o Q fri 27' 5 Q lffry? S I A xx' V . ' 'xy' 3 f 1 ' A 4' 1 .L ki SVU, '54 , A, 'w 'A' I H f ff? -we tt' f'- ' A! ,exe ---' ' f ff ,M MTNA?-cffks ee sv W t , X few use fx, .VX xxav A u,,fN.,,,-..,f-so-xv.-.Q ' 0' f N. s ii , ' pr? Q 4 SXMX X MN' i V f' f' iff. X l 'f . . ' ., I :Final-2Eg'og'?,,afQ..3f? f 4 K , s2f7i7g2',21,,1,.ft. ,.,' fjyfje ff f pf , of ' Afff 3 A SENIOR FAREWELL Gone are the days, all the cares, all the strife, We, who have crossed on the ses of this life - - Pleasures and joys, that our work here is through Must face the world and some task that is new. Happy, delighted, contented at lsstg Cherishing memories that loom in the past. Peusing to think of the day we must part,- Sorrow and pain shades the joy in our heart, Must we go forth in the world with no fleet-- Heurtaches and mourning diseomforts to meet?- Filled with distress, we must battle outwsy, Leaving this school and departing this way. Thanking our teachers, our classmates and ull, For all their kind favors-the greet and the small Grateful for knewledge'snd blessings received, Ssd though the parting, the goal we've achieved. Eyes filled with tears, as in ssdness, we part, We bid adieu to those close to our heart. - Rsyneld P. Bertrand Sqn ,-. 'fair'- xqs bcglpxyig fymvg U' rgfff Q ,. i 1 Q',!k ii jfZLi!.K f . ,fi-ff fn -nf wwf V,' J Senior Clans Qfficers qi--.---......--...-. ... .-.,,.. . ..-.- -..--.-1. G. 'l'I'ir:1ble:, M. TG1 HLL1?K:. Hdiaiscr, C.Aff1eI'baug,h, G.Eplin5, R.Goeke, S.Thomas Annual Staff Third Row: C.Shippy, P.Bnrr, N.My3rs, R Ruth, T. Long, J. Hodgson, C.Afflerbaugh, G.Eplin5, M. Meincrt Second How: R. SGifert, A.Clay, A.Schwarze, R.GOGk6, G. TTimble First Row: R.Kaiser, M.TerHark, F. Altcnbernd, M. Raetz, M. Rnetz, U. Xryior, Kiss Baltzer Seated: S.Th0nns B. Filler . 5 Senior Play Cast Standing: ?. Barr, Miss Lnnbrecnt, R. Kaiser, M. Tcrnark, A. Schwnrze, G. Trinble, S. Thomas, M. Haetz, G. Epllng, M. M3ingrt, N. Myers. M. Ractz . Seated: C. Afflcrbaugh, J. Hodgsnn , 4f ' - ,ff-j,,5 fagpff x Nx,1 fx F4x it jfb!qJf 2 Q::g - QQ uf, js. 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' f3:aQ:E'Q'f:-'Q ' I- :'l i hj' -'V+-V-'51 'Q' QT! -:.'-' :Ear 'Q ,lUNlCDRS Q' Q ff-Sf' JN- EN-X f X 1 ff f '.,- 1 I 7 f ---1 S C T' ffl X f , 'T Z JIZPI uv ' ft., Mg- I THE JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Twenty-ei5ht freshmen entered Dakota High School in the fall of l942. They chose as their officers the following: , President . . . Gilbert Rockey Vice President . Leslie Taylor Secretary . . .T ,Barbara Ruef Treasurer . , , Fern Schlueter Student Counc1l,Beatr1oe Coomber Sponsor . , . . Mr. Schaper During the year Myrtle Soudder, Charles Shelton, Beatrice Coomber, and Leslie Taylor dropped from the class. The fall picnic was held at the school house. The fall of 1943 brought twenty-four back as soph- omores. The officers elected were: President . . . Charles Clay Vice President . . .Don Wise Secretary . . Gladys Ter Hark Treasurer . . . . Fern Voss Student Council . . Edgar Barr Sponsor . . Miss Lambrecht Marian Bastian and Gilbert Hockey failed to return. Ronald Meinert dropped from schoolg Charles Clay joined the group in the first semester, Rachael N- elson entered in the second. Robert sane came fnm Leaf River but dropped out before the year was ov- er. Leona Lestikow and Fern Voss dropped out also. The fall picnic was held in Freeport. CS? . X' QR I 'gil giiifa it bf WAX X sf. X fm ii Qkfii 1,, Q wxesii xix ,Q x ' 'QS ff Y. 'N P' S 'Sv L The fall of 1944 brought twenty-three back as jun- iors. The officers elected were President Q . Glenn Ter Hark Vice President,Gladys Ter Hork Secretary . . .Gilbert Crull Treasurer . . . Virgil Meyer Student Council . Don ld Wise Reporter . . .Betty Meinert Sponsor . . Miss Lnmbrecht Richard Haas joined the group in er. The fall picnic was held in junior play WGoin5 on Soventeenn the spring. A beautiful banquet the first semest- Krapes Park, The was presented in and prom was ten- dered the graduating class as a part of the Comme- ncement activities. With the cooperation of the freshmen, the juniors sponsored an all-school dan- ce us the sprin5 purty. 'f ek, Y' an X by X ..,,.- rf fS..f75sf'f3'7 j 5-4 Q9 KETHWMR 'W 3:1 ?. The inttlcr is the school paper produced and mana- ged EQVTLJTLFCC mior Class-. It is issued fortnightly. The Stafi'fdP the flrst semester was as follows: Editor-in-chief. . . . Virgil Meyer Assistantneditor . . Donald Wise Feature . . . Barbara Ruef News , . Ralph Lapp Glass News . . .Betty Moinert A-SS f3l'L1 1.5 FU N. Q 5 0 0 0 0 A 0 Afnnd Scvvice . -. . . . . . Lucille Germain Girls- A Boys? Sports.Glenn TerHark:Fern Schlueter band - Gnorus . . . . . . . . .Edgar Barr Nesey . . . . . Rachael Nelson Humor , . . . .Marjorie Keister Can You Imagine. . . Helen Neuschwander Introducing . . . . . . . Gladys TerHark ' Pkrt o 0 n 0 Q Q QNUVU IICHZS, Haas Mimeograpn . . . . Charles Clay, San Ostendorf Distribution. Neva Lehmeler, Pauline Niblo, Rusty Martin, Gilbert Crull, Wilma Lapp , Bob Huenefelt Typlsts . Neva Lohmcier, Wilma Lapp, Sam Ostendorf The Staff for the'second semester was as follows: Ed1torL1n-Chief Assistant-Editor . . . . . Feature Writer . Assemblies . Class News . Sports . . Band-Chorus . Nosey . . Humor . . Question Box. Introducing . Art . Mimeographing Distribution. . Rusty Martin Glenn Ter Hnrk Gladys TerHark . . Ralph.Lnpp, Lucille Germnin .Betty Meinert . A Dick Haas .Pauline Niblo . . . . . .,arjorie Keistcr ' . A. Barbara Huef, Neva Lohmeier . . Rachael Nelson . Helen Neuschwander . . . .Neva Henzo 0 0 o Charles Clflff 0 0 Erifiycr lEcBarr, GQCPU11, SQ .Ostendorf, R.Kah1y, lvfalyapp, Foschlueter 9 O 1 Sz. 1 Q 5 gi t,9 ' 5 4 . ' , X I 1 '54 c 13 ff? 1 1 -'Q , ' - IFN , 5 Y! rx A X Bxxngigl NXT' H,-,N MQLYW it if ' :Um on PLAY nGo1n5 on Seventeenh a three -not comedy by Hilda Manning, wts presented April 20th, 19453 It con- cerned e typical sixteen year old American boy N - Buddy Cerunrt, whe'ie called upon to meet the un- expected jwcolens that cone with adolescence. The plot showed new he battled his way te success, Fha play ine uied many numerous oeonesu CAST Else . C , a maid of Gnrhurte 0 Gladys Ter Herk Buddy Garnett J 50135 gp 17 G 6 belenn Ter Herk Kate Cahart , ,nys mother , N , Pauline Nible Florence Gerhnrt his older sister , Rennmol Nelson Craig Vineenth Q yeunQ ann of gysteryadharles Clay Tom Williams ,Flerenee e boy friend , Richard Hass g v 9 fff'i.GI'lf.l of il Q o Shrinpies Q friene of Buddy f 0 , 0 Ralph Lepp Jean Vincent ,school chun of Florence . Neve Henze Lillums . her yeyn5er sister, . . Barbara Ruef Frank Carhnrt fhend of the nouseo . . QDon Wise Three friends ef Florence. Helen-'Mnrjorie Keitter Q . . . Doris -Helen Neusehwender ' U . . . Agnes - Betty Meinert DIRECTOR--Mary-Alice Laubrecht HMMEHDNSBFF Director 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 o Lucille Gflfilftin Stage Manager . . . . . . . . .Ed5cr Barr Properties . . . Giobert Crull, Neve Lohmeier, . . . . . . . .Betty Meinert Costumes . . . . . . . . . . .Wilma Lapp Business Committees . . . . . Fern Schlueter . . . .Marjorie Keister . . . . Helen Neuschwander Programs Mr, Bertrand Usherottes Neve Lehmeler, Wilma Lepp, Betty Mein- ert, Lucille Germain, Fern Sch- lucter, Marjorie Holster, Helen Musical were by Neuschwander Selections between acts Gilbert Crull XXV S- . . : . '.-ffl' ' fffvf. 574 257:23 . .1.:5.'1?'.- 53: I 'I 513231. Y . :1. .xx 8 I -:-.' ? E4 w.-.,- , -N -.yo Kg- i K.- ff 'C' 1 '. -fu- 1' QV- J' 4. v 1. N. x. , 3-'5,,ic,.'2.4E': fij:1'1 ' 4. , -g. 35-Ig-::?f.5:, , ' ':1.-:rfjlrkpi Qsf' 1-4 -..-'f -., US' X Z-xv Wx ,vm -is m 59. J ,N '-. 'wk 2 gg, if ' ':- ,+'-'mfr ,Q ' :.,g. . x-S1-- A Kr. 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'-:, .34 - ?f'k'7'- 35:52-fl ' .1755-' lifz- - 3112: 5:5 31215 -lfI'r1 2.' .-if '1?f?f:,:5E5f-:ill L M .. 4 , '-fre '11E'3f:. fS'2:ff:ig.55E ' '1 ' ' 5-' 1S4f'!frE-.- I Tiff' 'Z, 9:' 4 1 .. -f: 'w - :-nf-.f 532- Vg- . f' . V355 1 :5:- 1-5-A-5 '1-:ll 012' 'A-T-4.-'. - .-V -4 ' , ,1-L , A' . ME.: , wr- 3. -.:'4:g5-1 : F' ,Q Q N Aiv.-'bid' 6-1 .. f gf-ar: --sa. - N ' 44 'X - .I ' kf:5'. .4- Eh .,,t.,?' ., ,-.I .Wu .-..-.1 'Q-if I '5--iii., 5535'- f-'Il . ', . . ,,. N' '.:. -- :- . -QI!-:.:,,-, . - .. hz fi gf 15.- . - x -,.. g '.'.1 . J A , Q.. ' . ' X I. 2213 - 1 rf'- I4 . THB SOPHMI-T-E33 ES HISTORY SSS3 be f Thirty-five students entered Dakota High as freshr men in the fall of 1945. As their class officers they chose: President . . Delbert Wilson Vice President. Loretta Pieper Treasurer . . . Irma Wachlin secretary .Joanne Dnughenbaugh Student Council. Pat McCauley , Sponsor . . . MT. Schaper They held their picnic in the school house and later in the year, they were initiated. Thirty-five students entered Dakota High as sophom- ores. They chose for their officers: President . . Delbert Wilson Vice President. Loretta Pieper Treasurer . . Carol Schwarze Secretary . . . Pat McCauley Student Council.Russcll Martin Reporter . . . Gloria Raetz Sponsor . . . Mr. Bertrand Alice Koning and Ruth Busch dropped out in the beginning of the year. The sophomores held their fall picnic picnic in Freeport. The class enjoyed two parties each semester both at school and away. 'vg 'v.. 'us' :C U xt . u .:5M'Wg4 'xl 5'-We1f'U'1.' we up si.-gjfxgs, Sflrfxrler? Y Q. 1: ' Q I .- . I jllk '- lu'- 7' . , .A ,,, . gg, :fi ...V ,..f'-if' . f Y. .TLV -. . . 1'4 4-2 'l G-1' .,,f 1'Q1',l Q - 15 a ul ' as ' s :i -. -JL .. 3,1-. P15 5 e 4 .N s s -.y . s oil Q s Q f .,r 1- Q 55 .wsu 1 , 1: , ,: u.. -...e , . n 0' - Q Q y. , Q Q l..h . wils- Q ' : -.33 ' I. 9 u -O ' nd' 5 X X . Q ,. .-. 'g z'v of ' 1-I. Q - . - .,, ' .Q' ill? . 'ssl Every six weeks' honor students were guests of their sponsor,at a theaire and dinner party. Honor roll students who had boon on tho honor roll six times out of six, ware guests as the homo of their sponsor, Mr. Bortranu, in Kankakee for several days at the close of the year. I !f4TTfxH . . . ,x-J-,wvvxxwl Lwgwsxl . Q . .N .eM,j 3 N q. S ., I..- Q s 'sm , 1 1- 9. 4 A 1 ' - f 'v-,. h J ' . X., .s... ., 55 -, N 11:15 3. sink' fff.:',t ' LE, rx '- on . n ' .1 ,- ws , s - J xx. kku- Y 11 - fig: P. x 2, ' K X- ' ' xx 17' :xi- '-,- : ' . it I 1 :WI xZX ' ' Tm. ,I -. '. '. ,E'.g,.-ggl 1. Q... . W Xxgiirigfk .,,., .V 'Y .9 , ., '.,..,,, ,. : ..,' I fig '- , WHS tj ,fQt.'y f Y x ff xl YF.. I E-N iff 1 ' 1- ' H -'1 ' xxK?ir5,!j?'A --I 'sk' . A .. .. a V BT 5,44 ,Q we-45 l -f ,qs ,J Y FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY 4 C In the fall of 1944, thirty-five students came to Dakota as freshmen. They chose officers as foll- OWS 2 President. . .Harold Niedermeier . Virginia Angle . Eudocia Grull . Vanette Myers .Patty Bangasser Neva Tielkemeier Q Q 9 Niro Rest Vice President . Treasurer. . . S Q. C re 13a.t.I'y . . Stveent Council. Reporter . . . Sponsor . . . The freshmen were initiated by the sophomores in the fall. Their fall picnic was held in the Tie- lkemeier Groves ,r Qs X . X 5 I Wo 1 ,tflir 69lQL3x744. NN? Q f !XQ6f'?6 S if Frqf' QENFQMEE Top: P.Niblo, H.Nouschwander, RQHuas, C?C1ay, Rc Middle Bottom Fourth . Third: Second First: Fourth Third: Second First: w,x,Q9?f2QfrV5 .5-If-ji Ali. M XHpQryQf orgk gn Vx AX 'a g'?'x Q fE'fQmU ?4vwZf Q Lapp, N..Lol1meier, N.Honze, LpGermain M.Keistor, R,Nolson, HnKah1y, SnDston' dorf, Wplapp, BQRuef, F.Soh1uetor Miss Lambreoht, ELBarr, GfCrul1, G. TerHark, G TorHark, VnMoyor, E,Moinert, D.Wi3o Q x S O PHOZIOFES --,..-mw-mm Cvlvaus ?uun Poli, R,Krydor, J.Gontz, R.EsmLx. Q-Std,oo FiMoinort H Barr B. 7 1 f , , Bfifw. , ' J,Hofmoistor5 L Borgor, N Long, R.Bossort, IcWdChliU LhRemmorsf D,Gramlof J,Dotwor- - P . ! -fer . . . M,Knoll, F.Maizo,'V.Hodgson,'JaDaughen- baugh, B.Mitchell, NnHufford, D,Reubor, EnLaBudde ' J.Haas, R.Mart1n, CcSchwarze, L.Pieper, D.Wilson, P.MoCau1ey, G.Raotz, Mr.Bertrand ' FRESHMEN M.Scuddor, W.Durfoy, N.Wo1f, RaGoekc, I.Wise, D.Rotter, KQHonae, Pvseaaeru MkReuber, C.Neuschwander, N,Lincoln, ' B.Raotz, J.Clay, D.Vietmoyor, F,Adams, D.Mi1ls A 4Snyder, D.Jacobs, F Zontner, HcMeyor, .Frankoberger, N.Marian, R.Bouray C P Mr. Rest, N0Tielkemcicr, PvBangasser, H.Niodermeier, VQAn5le, E.Cru11, L. Scuddor, L.Kah1y v can .DG- .. nu, xl ? A 'V -1 -v- xy 5 IHA 'N I' Q4 6 . 5 '-Rf-. if 3 9 4 , 2 ,-sfs '- ,, :-K,-..-5.- -1. as ,,,.. . l A 5 9 x .-, . t .AQ , . sv... A . ww... . -. x., -Q R mx . --,Pi V 7, ...,,.., . M. -- fa. :xr A .- fv-,::e,.- 4. pq. -5 -.. .A,. N N .1- . 'N s 0 f I we ,L . if X I . . . ., . . . . - -1: .O-:::::. :.:.:,'- 1 '- ' '.' '-, v , .' , ' fps .'- v . , . . I 1. . l.' . . , ., 51221. , asia- Qsk.. 415:-:gg A:1:4,:g:f.,gx-y- m, '- '. .,: .-125' .-: :-.,..:-. 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Neve Hinge Inky Snow . . . . Lyle Stubbe Dinky Moore . . . Arvin Sehwerze Barker . . . . Frank Melnert The play takes place in e smell town somewhere on circus day. The first not takes pleee before the afternoon performance and the lest ect before the eVening's performance of the sane dnyq Alonzo Squeezem, e wealthy bunker holes e mortgage on a circus which Toby Dunn, the owner, is unable to pay because of e bud season. Toby Dunn, en estim- eble young men, has previously become engaged to Selly Squeezem, the bcnner's daughter. Thls makes the banker very angry and he threatens to foreclo- ae the mortgage unless Selly gives up all thought cf ibby. This she refuses to do. Merybelle Jeybird, n widow, has hor eye on the banker much to her old maid sintorfu KEllzn Slimm- crj eisguet. Tnky Snow und Dlnhy Moore, hfloere a aJ...,. -. 1.1. L. eneug 13m circle, QLRO wlth enlly NYC Ioby to ei- duet the banker and send him te tue wilonfe nth e x -. T' -I 'Y-.35 l - . .Q 'Eww,f? U if ,J 'Bl 'V 'XX A .IQNL fr te :Y .2 I x 1-X 'B A a --. A - -Q I Uh: Ll x lm 0 iz. .. A I before he can foreclose the mortgage. Out in the dark, a mistake is made and Inky is sent to the widow instead of the banker. Then the banker finds out that the mortgage has been stolen and he suspects Sally. The widow sug- gests Inky might have done it, so the banker has him sent to jail. At this point, the mortgage is discovered in Willie Jaybird's pocket. Sally and Tbby are forgiven by the banker, Inky is freed and the widow Jaybird 'captured her quarry. All ends happily. 4X f 7'ff i' 'f X -1 i N' sh' ?'1'E'.' , ,ll W, X , u. X Q. gQ N new . N, X' gh fQQJ'f7, BOYS AND GIRLS CHORUS sex ,.s'wff 'G tgszeiiyx Sidi! The girls' chorus this year has been X unusually large, consisting of over fifty members. The boys started with twenty-five. This year, as in previous years, the choruses were under the able direction of Miss Lambrecht. The choruses met twice weekly, the girls on Wedne- sdays and Fridays, the boys on Tuesday and Thursd- days during the fourth hour. They cooperated in producing the annual Christmas program with the band, they were responsible for several assembly programs, and they produced a two-act operetta -- nRin5s in the Sawdustn which was most successful. The choruses ended the year by participating in the Uounty Music Festival which was held at Winsli ow, May 4th, l94S. The choruses sand in individui groups and then as a mixed group. The Festival was enjoyed not only by these participating but by the audience of their evening program. T xx V , l -Emi, Mwkogmtqw f Q X Qggi j F xx f BAND DIRECTOR sfi' 'AU ,- Mr . Kiburtz X f qs Q X sl 4G I X 5m X y 'F bP '.S QWTTFI :X -.L , I I -1 -- 0-'-' 1- SQQJ .AA. Cla inets: . XQ35g!5QV -nchaol Nelson Pguline Bwrr - if Eudoela Crull Jean Hofmeister Roger Kryder Dorothy Jacobs ' Pauli. nfr Nlnflo Ilcpivznfx Cornets: Norma Long Reginald Goeke Bill Durfey Robert Lentz Delbert Wilson Ralph Lnpp Bass Drum:Marlo Meinert Snare Drum:Barbara Ruef Barltones: Ronald Goeke Tromeones: led Leng Mary Kryder Glenn Catherine Shippy Virginia Hodgson Roeelyn Ruth Hufford Chester Afflerbnugh Arthur Clay Gladys Tor Hark Neva Henze James Gentz Gilbert Crull : Edgar Barr Don Wise Lyle Stubbe To rHg rl: Bass HOrn: Stanley Thomas Flute: Judd Hodgson French Horn: Gloria kaeta Juanita Detwiler Ardith Phillips Saxophone: Bette Maass Neva Myers Lucille Germain ' Sam Ostendorf Loretta Pieper Frank Meinert Joanne Dnughenbnugh Y ,LNB-T5-abr. QQ ,J la! BA me b Q n X' The band under the direction of Mr. Kiburtz, 5. greatly improved this year both in size and qw i- ty. Mr. Kiburtz came out on Mondays to give les- sons and to have two rehearsals with the entire band 0 On October twenty-seventh, the band journeyed to Lena and with the Lena band, gave a concert for a carnival at Lena. On December twenty-first the band co-operated with the chorus and presented an annual Christmas program in the high school audi- torium. The hand played the following numbers: March- Lieutenant Commander . . . King Yuletide Echoes . . . . . Sanders March- Mecklenburg . . . .Richards f Best Loved Southern Melodies. . . . Hays Waltz- La Golendrina. . . . . Lake Intermission March- Marching Band. . . . . Kleffniann Overture- Seeds of Cadmus . . Johnson Christmas Festival . . 4 . De Lamater March- The Ihunderer. . . . . Sousa The band ended its year by participating in the Music Festival held at Winslow on May fourth. mb N5 fp 136 f' Third lJE5v12i IWSWQANVXQ S f A Q S S1 P xt. '- .f.- .. 4 s -if . .--. -1-. . , 51 if az' '-tl-15:-L' -'-Zi: f'3I K-::f:E:fQ V ., ,,,,5.,j , I ,g:E:s. --Hz.: First: Third: Second Fipst: Fourth ,Third: Second First: Q I-.T-,----. ,. I-,,.,1. ,., .4 . w... '.'...g'. . ,.' N.H nze, H.Ncusuhwandsr. ?.Nib1o J,C Sy, R.Ruthi G.Raetz, MaHaQtz M.hQgfz, :,waQn11n,E.cru11, P.Mc a1lQy, L0Pi8DCF, R.BQssert .uddor,G.TerHark, F.Schluetor, B.Ruef, R.Helson, L.Germain,QL. Remmmrs, B.Raotz, C.Schwarze, N. Long, B,Miller, M.Keister, W.Lapp J.Hofmeister, J.Haas, C.Nouschwan- der, P.Bangassor, N.Lincoln, J. Detwiler, M.Kryder, D.Gramley, E. Bor3or,'N.Iilkomeier, F.Adams, V. Hodgson, B.Mitchw1l M.Mcinert, E.LaBudde, V.Angle, F. Zcntnwr, L.Kah1ey, J.Dau5henbaugh, Miss Lambrccht, N.Hufford, F.Maize, C.Shippy, H.Murian, D.Jacobs, M.Kno11 BOYS ' CHORUS R.Kaiser, A.Schwarzs, G.TerHark, S. 'lhoma S , C.C1ay, H.TmTHaTk, G.Cru11, T.Long, R.Lapp , ' J.GQntz, C.Aff1crbaugh, R.Lentz, D. Wilson,'A.C1ay, N.Wolf, L.Stubbe C.EVans, brocht, E.Barr, K.Krydor, Miss Lam- F.Mcinurt, H.Meyor, R.Bouray BAND Mr.Kiburtz, F.Meinert, S.Ostendorf, L.P1eper, J.Daughenbau5h, N.Meinort, B.Ruof, S.Thomas, G.TcrLdrk, M.Kryder, L.Stubbe ' ' R.Ruth,'E.Cru1l, R.Kryder, D.Jacobs, N.Mycrs, L.Germain, E.Earr, R.Gocke, ' N.WOlf,DoGFQmlGy,T.LOHg,D1HiS8,BpEQQfQ1Q H.Gocke,R.Lentz,A.Clay 4D.Wilson,R.Lapp V.Hodgson,J.Hofmeister5P.Niblo,P.Barr, R.BOurmy,J.Clay,N.LOn5,N.Honze,G.TbrHark C.Shippy,N.Hufford5R.NGlson,J.Hodgson, G.Rdctz,J.Detwiler,C.Aff1erbau3h, G. Crull, J.Gcntz QQ v .iii - I .7 X If -X ., ,- I ,. ,, rg! x Q , ,N , -1-i-i-1,14-1-'L 4 ' -, .- , Q. O Y N Q of 1 - . v ' Q QQ5 fpyij ,h Q ' .jf AA ' ' U V - 'L . ' A 'A- x f 'ff ' , Ng J K o 0 if ' f'f1?1f'lvegQff ff 0 5 xxx-:.,S i :Q Q ' ' - ,, wr-1 . Q 6 fl I . Lf' if 0 rf V, , , 0 Q, N-1 df - ' .J viii' V r B LI gk' ' '- tfK.f SA! RJLF xg-1 - y I. . ff gas- ' K ' ' r, ..,., , .,----113-TLT-3?-- A 4 -of J.ACTMHUES QQ? lin-Dbfllf' Hl'IfJ'f1fPI A.f' 71772 C153 ,x-VX!! X,,,....f' s.-fj A group of girls get together in the p Lk N- in VN in fall of the year and organized the Ho- V r Nxf me Economies Club for 1944-1945. The kk 4 R' x officers were as follows: L C Ng' President . . . . .LOretta Pieper RH' N Vice President . . Bonnie Miller NX Xtgk Secretary . . . Betty Maass Treasurer . . . .Rachael Nelson uxb Reporter . . . . Marjorie Keister It was decided that there would be definite times for meetings of the Glubg that they would be held on the first and the third Wednesdays of each month, the last twenty minutes of seventh hour. The Club worked on Red Cross material and on a Scrapbook, At the Carnival they sponsored the refreshment stand and held a Cakewalk. Initiation for new members was held on January 29th, l945,the first time for such an event. One night meeting was devoted to Red Cross sewing as well. The Ulub was honored by an invitation from the F. F.A. boys to a Hallowe'on Masquerade dance in the clubrooms and later in the year the girls sponsor- ed one for the boys. A Home Economics uRally Dayn was held for visiting schools on December 2, 1944. Representatives from Durand, Pearl City, Winnebago and Freeport attended the conference. N fN'! 'L L Vw if FE? T ,QS ' , '. Lj j eel mfruns mmfmas or AMER1 CA .Q o 2 Q .fx-J , N-. fv- l KW' it-Sirk f 'M , In the year 1928 the Dakota Chapter F.F.A.. ':ffQ,JXxN was organized. We new have an enrollment y -' ,J,Nw of thirty students. This class is one ofthe f,-f J J argost in the history of Dakota's F.F.A.. J J xj':J jiiis year the following activities were held. f'!f H 'fix ep . 19 -Sectional F.F.A. meeting at Forresten ' . 16 -GTGOHHHHH lnitigtign t. 28 -F.F.A. participation in carnival ct. 51 -F.F.A. masquerade for Home Ec.Club Jov. 5 -Scrap Drive Feb. 17 -Sectional judging contest at Orange- ville Q Mar. 21 -Scrap drive : Father and Son Banquet Apr. 25 -Joint meeting with Durand May 4 -Sectional judging of livestock in Freeport May 26 -Picnic - White Pines State Forest Aug. 9-10 -Sectional Fair ' Aug. 24 -F.F.A. Meeting and Hayride There were two delegates who went to the sectional F.F.A. meeting at Forreston. They were Charles Schroeder and Maurice Ter Hark. The purpose of the meeting was to exchange and regulate Chapter ideas. The F.F.A. put on a nwild Animals Shown for the carnival, the boys characterized as wild animals. The dance for the Home Economics Club was in the form of a Hallowe'en Party. There were two scrap drives held this year. In each drive the group was divided into four differ- ent trucks. The winning truck in each drive was to be treated by the losers. In the first drive Jag Stanley Themasg Maurice TerHark, Fr- ank Altenbernd, Ted Long, Robert Ka iser and Sam Ostenderf were the win- ning team.. On the second drive Liau-,-PNX2 at rice TerHark, Robert Kaiser, Frank - Na,,....f s.-12 Altenbcrnd, Robert Bouray, Donald R- - eater, Ted Long, Ronald and Reginald k - e Goeke and Charles Snyder won. ' 'Ihe L9-s x x money taken in on the two drives y L x gr was approximately one hundred della- K k gk TSO 1 Y' L N.. N15 e A sectional judging contest wes held at Ora cvi NX le. There were twenty schools participated :X eight boys from each school. Four of these s went as a grain judging team and four went as poultry judging team., The former consisted Ronald Geeke, Robert Lentz, and Delbert Wilsen.... The latter was composed of Reginald Geeks, Arthur Clay and Frank Altenbernci. The grain judging team took fifth place while Frank nltenbernd took individual honors with tenth place. The F.F.A. Father an? Son Banquet was probably one of the biggest activities of the year. The Home Miss the Economics Department under the direction of Pilgrim, with the help of the mothers, served meal. fhe program was as follows: Star Spangled Banncrl Opening Ceremony . . . F.F.A.Officers Opening Address 1 . . . .B.S. Rest Cornet Solo. . . . . . James Gentz Speakers . . . G.R.Ray Principal .Stanley Thomas President Paul Kaiser Fathers Vocal Solo . . . . . .Roger Kryder Stanley Thomas . . . . . Mr. Keschmann F.F.A. Quartet The Wurtzel's NMagicians Supremen Prayer Q gg! Q ASSEM LIES J A jj .x! X Qs 3 August 28, l944 Today school started O j and everyone met in study hall and fL,f the school was explained to us. N f5NNfAE5ept. ll The choruses gave a program X vi 'N-efto show the school what they had sl- 'J ready accomplished and what we might V ofsfd expect of them in the future. After J .JJ the chorus, there was a community --- N' J 1 no AJ IIA! s no s, ov ' Sept. 22 Charles Scudder visited the ' J'Qf school today and told us about his experiences in the European theatre of war. He was able to tell us more about the girls of the different cou- ntries than anything else. Sept. 25 What is it about freshmen,, upper classmen and now teachers which makes them think they have to dress up to come to school. They were all asked to come to the front of study hall this morning so that everyone could see them. The girls had to find husbands and pro- pose to them. Norma Leng sang UI Love You Trulyn, to the newly engaged couplesl Sept. 26 Cecil Meyer told us of his experiences, and the different fields that he has been station- ed at so far in receiving training in the A.A.F.. Oct. 2 Rev. Van Kranenberg visited us this morni- ng and talked with us. He was enjoyed by all. Oct. 9 Very strange things took place in our gym this morning. Mr. Wurtzol and his wife entertain- ed us with very fascinating magician tricks. No cookies should be made the way they did,however. Oct. 16 The F.F.A. initiated their new members tw day and provided entertainment at the same ' time. They sang a couple of songs but were so shy...they had to turn thgir backsgooooo ' E ,,...SfS Ja, ' AXEPQEGN Oct.25 Revr Kaiii,H L ici he as today and saia he who i trust in the future and show vs sane' flltuu res of Alaskaq Octf5O The elction of cheerleaders frNNx,,,ft X took lace today and the girls chom sen uganimously to lead our yelling Qwxfef-- x'x j mob were Norma Hufferd, Joan Daugh- , ' , enbaugh, Norma Long, and Carol Sch- kit gf., warze. You do a good job - keep it L S X x up, girls. O L X Q' K x Lt Nov.6 As election takes place to- M g ',faQ morrow, the senior class in follow- kde M ing through their election gave po- x X litical Speeches in front of the Ntxtgif school. The speeches were prepared by the student speakers reprcsent-- XXX!!! ing the parties. bor the Republic- ans were: Charles Schroeder as Thomas E. Dew- ey, Judd Hodgson as Mr, Bricker, - Neva Myers as Richard Lyons, Tod Long as Governor G- reen and Bonnie Miller as Stephan A. Day. For the Democrats were: ' , Chester Afflerbaugh as President Roosevelt, Stanley Thomas as Mr. Truman, frank Altenbernd as Mr. Cour- tney, Grace Epling as Mrs. Douglas, and Art Clay as Scott Lucas. Nov. 15 The seniors gave a short sketch of the son- ior play. This was to help any student decide it was well worth his money. Nov. 16 Assembly for Charles Schroeder who is lea- ving for the Navy. Nov. 20 Mr. Kosehmann presented his pictures of Alaska. Nov. 22 First pep session today. Come on kids,... limber up those vocal chords. Nov. 27 Mr. Ray gave us the past playing records of the basketball team. Mr. Rest presented the Ag boys with awards they earned. Dec. 1 Pep session this afternoon. Qtek-u T gs ' l,fs.cs J -'ef l fu C, 31 Q -5 R 2 Ir... Xxxxfqal N iii 1 Xxf Lis! -I av -o -rddj J 1 Dee al5 Dec.l9 Jan. 5 G by J V report X25 J rney. selves ,ss Enltzer dive us a Very eluest omni had interesting talk an nEvents Which Led To Pearl Harborn. Pep session. Pep session. Mr. Bertrand and Affie gave us a on the playing of the Durand Teu- The boys did quite well for them- Floyd Thomas visited school to- day and told us of his experiences with bombers.. The whole school joined in singing Jingle Bells in honor of the new and Cld Lang Syne in honor of the old... f'-Jiglxas Jan.l5 Pep assembly. Mr. Rest was the first of the tenehtrs te give Q pep talk. The'othm' teachers will each give a psp talk. Je.n.l8 Mr. Rest presenter' the boys with their F.,F,1,, pins this morning after tellinQ the rest pf the Sg- hool the meaning of them. Jan.l9 This morning we were favored with a talk by Mr. Hu on Chinese education. .n this country. He sang a He is now an engineer Seng for us in Chinese nd then wrote it en the board for us. He was very nterestingo Jan.26 Pep assembly. Miss talk 0 Feb. 2 Pep assembly. Miss Feb. 9 Pep assembly. Miss Lambreeht gave us a pep Baltzer gave a pep talk. Pilgrim gave a peptalk. ,--.K-Nf 5 ix 0 'bw lgf' xbb s X ff K K 4-. I -5 , , E vx X13T'fk,-,fs-.N Sir- 6 ' 7' :J-'J XX .1 n . , ! Febll2 In tene: cr Llncgft: CW.,f--.,5n.M,fj I birthday tte band played 1 I M X couple of sohgs, we sang some 'ity .m x songs, thc: Afiie read Lin- LL dsx-x coln's Gettysbuyg address. We X ' X N ended with s esp assembly. g tgp N i U K,, k x-, its. Feb.l6 Pep assembly vita the gwtv psf X boys giving short talks. X Y Feb.2l Mr. Nest and some of 'wits the boys told about tre judg- X ing contest in which they pa- rticipated. Lt. Larry Ldpp , ANC, spoke to the students a- bout her reasons for joining the Corps, and some of her ex periences in the South Pacific She was an Almanac oi DCHS. Feb.22 George Washineton's birthday was celebrated- by the girl's octetto singing several songs. George and Martha Washington were portrayed by Herschel M- eyer and Norma Lincoln. Mr. Washington read the last part of his farewell Address to conclude the pI'OgI':ln'1 0 ' Feb. 28 Today the last pep assembly was held. The girls have done a good job. Mr. Ray introduced the ten basketball players that were to play in the St- ckton tournament and reviewed the results of the s- OHSOHQ o R s J ii 24 JW ox -f! f 'Qw 7 Q 4-1 IIULIE f3CQ.ETOI,IfX-IS QLUB VB 5 . a-.'f' Fourth, E.LoBuddo, K.Moinert, F.5chluot- vdff-JN, or, G.TcrHork, B.Ruof, W.Lapp, F.Kaizo, f, 'J-JJ QgMoEia2, V.Anglg,PV.?odgionE CgSh1gpy - 1 iff: Lixiycprs . . Leuoer' wi. ,cu or, . JJ',f'2v Adams, N.Tiolkomoior, P.gangasser, N. x, -J.j Lincoln, C.Ncuschwandor, L.5cuddor, J. ,f ' J ,f Dmugnonbaugh, N.Hufford ' Second: J.Haas, D.Gramley, E.Borger, J.Dotveilor, R.Bosscrt, L.nommcrs, C. Schwarze, II.Long, J.Hofmoister-,B.MifG- Chgllo First: P.KcUau1cy, E.Uru1l, J.C1ay, B. Raotz, G.Ractz, K.Raetz, M.Raotz, I. Eachlin, P.Niblo, H.Nouschwandor, N. Hcmzo ' Seated: L.Piopf::', Rdiolson, Miss Pilgrim I.E.Koisto1'-, B. Pflllor' FUTURE F1'JESEiHS OF AITERICA Third: s.oStenaorf, R.LentZ, R.Lppb, T.Long, M. TorHark, R.Gookc, G.TorHark, I.Wise ' Second: R.Kryder, J.Gontz, H.Wo1f, R.Ka1sor, F. Altcnbernd, H.N1edor'meioI' First: R.Bouray, C.Evans, R.Hah1y, Mr. Rest, D. Rooter, E.Huonef61t, C.5nyder Seated: A.C1ay, R.Goeke, D.Wi1son, S.Thomas, C. Clay, L.stubbe IA, - x D-. er ! v Q20 Q4 l -3- S-I ae' 1 7 Auffu Septo 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 7 Sept. 8 SCI-,tl 9 Scpta Sept. 27 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 f xr 'NNX Ip- gpg ON LNNUAL CALENDAR riff K xw X CSRQX xx School starts out for another ,-k3Xr,xXQ' was that Frankie A.'s car CiEXx,,,, X, ,,J saw sittin5 on the town lin sf? road. You weren't by yourse- Y-N lf, were you, Frankie???????? kL,k rx' . x 5 X XX A lot of the stuaents must be K Lgk X thinking we had Labor Day off. M K M q Was the Elkhorn Fair good? uwfw M-f'VL Stan Thomas has c. secret adm- X W irer. Seems as thouyh he fo- und a note in his desk this a. m. Why is Wilma L. always talkhyl about somebody nsimply out of this worldn. Does sho moan Nate Wolf. Have we ywt sane green freshmen. Awfully- green but not hashful. They are willing.. to learn. Did Frankie M. have fun taking the twins and Phyllis to church? are you trying to reform them, Frankie? Does Keith know about all the nstepping - outn Rachael has been doinQ lately. She said she really had fun with Charlie Clay after the picnic. KDid you have fun, Char- l1e?l Seniors selctcd nHot Water Hcnryn as their playa Ted Long with Fairy H. and Norma L. and all in the same day.- Why didn't Rachael N go home from the ballgame with Barr? Could it be that he wouldn't take her? 4 jfgnt 4Lf' Oct.ll L Frank L. and Judd H. took a I ,gh trip to the office. What's the mat- x ter boys, were you naughty? Did Neva QE? ,pq 0 . T, hits John Allen in the eye with the pop-corn pepper? x .ct 43 Ness of Tod Long and Fairy Hil- x NlmAn supposedly going steady. What 4-- ' asain? Sr N-' . 'oi,JJ ,U H i , j -' , ,J Oct. 25 so hear frsnkio L. asked Bonnie 'L-fp J J for a date. Whit is Gontz going to say .1 1, J t x, v,'v Oct. 28 The school had its Garnival.It 2 swell time. V Jiyfwos a huge success and everyone had . a Nov. ll Why was Miss Pilgrim mad at so many Home Economics gals???? Xov. 14 In play practice Stan T. was walking around with H baby and finally put it 'to sleep. Getting in practice, Stan? Nov. 17 Tonight is the senior Play. They did not have to go to school all day. did Gorrie and Gracie find at Lucky stiffs...WEaE Pearl City?Seems as though Marian and karilyn went to seo their heart throb this afternoon. fhe one that works at Ford Hopkins. By the may, how is Hastus, girls? Nov. 22 - 26 Thanksqiving Vacation Nov. 27 - Seems as though Stan and iffic saw Uwing and a Prayoru. Sincs when do thcy show currentC?l movies in the dontists office? You kids are going to need a prayer if you do that much more and pos- sibly some wings too. assembly today. Why does Mr. Hay think tho Sophomoros are so wondorful????? Doesn't know them very well, doos ho? ' Nov. 28 Mr. Ray is hoarse today. Couldn't be the speech he made yesterday, could it? Nov. 50 Seems as though Stmu ran out of gas last night. Did he go too far east? We bet his feet got cold walking home. Je Dec.4 What did Carol 3, mean when t,wL,U she told Hose he could come down m Lfh night if he wanted to? It is reap 5, i? K M -, year, isn't lt, Carel?Looks as th- ff f tx Nq'N eugh Edgar Barr is following in flfgis N Xt?-N3 his father's footsteps. He's mail NQf.,KUNN,XQfx carrier for Leslie Taylor and har- Wa Sled' ilyn Haetz. Guess he failed once frNXx- ' ! and had to have an assistant. N-X'4,,,,,fx.,,,7 Dec. 5 - Everyone is going around- k , x with a sore arm today. Dr. Doelkes LL N' is here to give Schick tests. We X L' X xx wonder who was the most embarrass- k gk X ed, Wilma L. or the boys when she X, Y N walked in on them while they were xii' , taking their physical exams...Miss xx Pilgrim lauggz-me today. During the X Q late study hall Kiss Baltzer turn- janitor because the study hall ce- iling sprung a leak. Why did Nose get red? After all, it wasn't his fault. Dec. 6 - Why was Loretta singing USemebody Else Is Taking My Placeu on the bus last night. The le ast she could have done was to sing it in the cor- rect key. Maybe she was too broken hearted. Clyde Evans is also learning to be a mail carrier. How about it, Loretta and Charlie. Dec. 7 - The advance typing class and Kiss Inmbre- cht went out to see Catherine Shippy this afterno- on. Were the roads slippery, girls. Dec. 9 - Played Freeport there. Lost. What four girls took a long walk to who's house. Too bad .. his folks were home. Better luck next time, gals. Dec. ll - Barr refuses to be mail man for Taylor 5 Raetz. Hope there aren't any hard feelings. Dec. 12 - Did Eppie have fun at Litchell's? Dee. 15 - Busses ran again. Lost of us have been snowed in the past few days. Dec. 15 - Beat Pearl City 54-52. Part of the ear-- J QA .fs-Z! 'T I 1 QQ gf ft vsxsg 0 I NN I ' x x., .LMXK5 K! -I 'xxf 'V 19 -JJ fJ J o - -' J J- . JJ 4,,f ' N.'YJ J - ,of Z . f Jan. 5 - Floyd reason for the I ,. , -fo :sqft have flqirod fnostton was over, for they fin- ally some back to schools Doon 18 V ?lnns for'the Christm- as Party sro being mode. The sophs 1nd seniors are sponsoring it this year. It's going to be 1 good one. 1 Dec. 19 - Aquin came here to pl- ay basketball. They won,....but dirty, dirty, dirty! Doe. 21 -Kr. Hay isn't here QQQUI ..he must have it bad. Dec. 22 - We had our Christmas - Party from 1:00 to 5:00 this af- ter noon. Kusio, food and ever- ything. Everyone had a swellf?J time. Ferry christmas: s t visits? school. Is he the it L1 between Barb and Delbert?? Some people st 1n,P sleugy even if they did UNB on extra day to :lo 5. Gnu of the soniors changed her name while sho nas Jono. Congratulations Ill! Mario, Jan. 4 - A few people jot stuck lost night. Did you all have fun shovelling. Jan. 5 - Played basketball with Lena tonight and wa1.....1et's not soy nuthin' about that thar'.... Jon.l2 - Our school donee is tomorrow night. It looks to be quite nn affair. K Jan. 15 - Why does Gerrle look so forlorn lately . Is it because Walt is leaving for the Navy Air Co- rps in the near future? Jan. 16 - Whatfs this, s new rongnoe? We saw you last night, Beryl and Arthur. Whatfs the matter.. Lincoln, can't you got the ono's you want at Dako-' ta? So you take two from freeport to make upx for himooaoo Fofx' s fl Q?3xk5x2 Jan. 17 -- was-S nn .,.. E, abeut '-Lv iw 55 Florence Zentner und wh lard? Shame J X on you kidsl You what Hn he cares- 'ftp 1 X ful when four certain sealer girls fthfq, X x'isl get together, They sure rulned the x,LHtlqN X91 N 4 , -A 1 v'x V X x place ana praying d1hn't help abit. , eff TX. ' N .I WX Jan. 19 - Pep session this afternoon,A '5 j Mr. Bertrand gave us a sneech. .It Xff'-'-M g I .- helped because out second team beat p .,x I '-- Q- Durand. ,,2k'ktvx,X I . 's Jan. 22 - Why is Rachael Nelson mad flk 1 Q ,fff at Bonnie and why did she have to A K LL ,f' ride home with Baltzer. 1M g tp,mJ-My Xi-L, -is-.X Jan. 25 - Miss 5altzer's friend, a xxX,,1Ft?' Chinese, spoke to us this morning.. Xxvhhsyf Jan. 24 - Bordner, Dornink and Fehr Ni visited school today. Who let them out? Their presence sure made Wil- ma, Carol, and Fern happy. N Jan. 25 - Affie and Thomas were in school this a- fternoon for a change. What is moiny to happen??? Jan. 26 - Why does Phyllis B. always stick up for Bob Seifert in typing? Could it be love on your part, Phyllis? Better he cqreful or Ruth Bessert will get jealous. , Jan. 29 - Betty Ueinert is wearing a rings on her third finger, left hand. Congratulations, Betty. Dakota won all three games, friday night. Smelling salts, please... Keep it up boys. Hama Ee. initi- ation today. What funny looking girls we have wa- lking around. Chuck Schroeder blew in today. In his uniform - but definitely - good..... Jan. 50 - EXTRA-professional fist fight on the bus this morning! Ruth Bessert and PatKcCau1ey VS Paul Bessert. If you wanted to see a knock downf- drag out fight, you should have been there... Ralph C. Moss, F.D. bandaged Wi1ma's knee this mornin5..... a good nurse as well as a pilot, eh Moss? fb . f 'Q fue fy ff Jan.5l - Dr. Bertrand says nthe iz AQ Ford that was, isn't any more...N W!! I N5'Q.x Isn't that so, basketball boys? NH ' , 4 -2?ff4jQQ3Qf f Feb. 1 - Mr. and Mrs. Grover Shqr fL,f' x py announce the engagement of th- ftXaN4xH3 eir dauihter Catherine to Donald 3 Xxs,,f4-an ,JL Beckmeier of Rock City. Congrat- ff M, 3 'rf ulationsl '1fli JJ Feb. 2 - A group of boys ind girls 7, f J skipped again today! The gals are - y J ij going to start getting whippings, fv,' J huh? We hear Frank Leinert and P ffww sfd, McCauley are going steady. Too 1 I J j bad you Couidrwt mlm it, cior-ia. U ' Feb. 5 - Why does Carol N.always give Roger Kryder such nsweet sm- ilesn? Left over from last year, we found the valentine you sent Frankie last year, Gloria. Are you still in the mood for love? Feb. 6 - Freshmen are having their class party to night. Why do Norma hincoln and Rube Lentz go a- round with stars in their eyes? Could it be new romance? Did you haye fun in the Home Ee room to- day, donnie and Betty? Feb. 7 - How do you Fresnnen think we are going to see if you fC around breakinf lights. Did Norma L and Rube L. have fun last night. You sure gave a hearty welcome to him this morning. Feb. 9 - No school yesterday. Old Lan Winter dec- ided to give up some more snow. That Davis bus is sure getting bold. This morning Rube had a girl in each arm. What's Norma going to say???? Be- sides Rube, don't you know only one per customer.. these days? Yeu'll have to start rationing your- self. Feb. 12 - Assembly to celebrate Lbe Lincoln's bir- thday. The band played and Kr. Kiburtz lead us in singing. Too bad you can't come over more often.. sir. Feb. 13 - what people were found up in the attic last night. We can think of better places to go Barrrr rrrrsssssssss. Feb. 14 3 Valent1ne's Day. Seniors had their party last night. How's come they are all so stiff today.. Miss Baltzer, why don't you si down ..do you need a p1llow..... 12-3 ref 1 sv aft-N' F k.wNX X x Feb. 15 - What did Patty Bangasser Qs 4- kx X give Arvin Sehwarze this morning... X' K J' Some more letters? Better be care- kwjw M ful, kids. They prove quite inter- . esting. XQSN Feb. 16 - Blankcnberg's were here.. to take pictures today for the annual. Look pro girls. Feb. 19 - These freshmen! They certainly write in- teresting notes. You be more careful with them Lois Kahly. Herschel, we didnlt knew you had a secret love. Basketball game with Lena Friday ... who won, why we did, of course......... Feb. 20 - Half dozen of your young lads partook of the forbidden fruit. Were they good, boys? They must have been. We saw you go down to get some more.. Mr. Kiburtz get married today.. congratula- tions, Kibbic. Feb. 21 - Lt. J. Lapp was here to visit us today.. She gave us an interesting talk. Miss Pilgrim why do you allow your children to broil mice. You ea- n't make us believe the moat shortage is that bad. This afternoon we had an assembly in honor of Was- hington's birthday. Affio broke his glasses today - these girls are mi3hty'powcrful aren't they Aff? Feb. 25 - Mr. Bertrand bought a new ear today. Boy is it very swell. Don't be sad, Virginia, there are a lot more sailors around that are as good as the one you lost. F12 4 1' Q Fob.26 - High school girls vs Bonni e . '- ' Feb. 28- Grade school operettu Mar. 2 - F.F.A. banquet. Boy! No,, X,ETNNKfE5 that fried'ehioken sure smells , 'x 'r f good boys. 'I -5, J or , l J ,J y ner. b - Chuck Snyder fell out fo JJ of his seat today. Whe.t's the -' 'QJJ J, matter, Chuck are the late ho- -,X J urs getting you down? jx.-I -JJ !, J Mer. 6 - Menu for Home Ee. di- nner today: fried ehieken, ma- shed potatoes and lettuee..... WHAT CHICKEN??????? Mor. 7 - What makes some people think that Mr.Rest looks like Errol Flynn???? Dornink visited school today. It was funny Lincoln dldn't skip chorus... Is Pieper still trying to find a boy friend? Don't look at kfffi ho's takenn.. t , Mar. 8 - Affie's complaining of sore legs on these mornings. Pieper must have been heavy. Mar. 12 - Rube's attentions are turned toward Pec- ntonien. And she's u blonde, eh Rube? Is that a reason why you didn't want to leave the show when it was over? Mer. 13 - Ralph Moss said that his kids do the di shes three times e dey. are you holding out on us Moss? Mar. l4 - The sophomores are slinking through the halls todo . We fuess we showed then who has the Y o V best basketball team. fhe seniors beat them l9-12 your sportsmanship sure isn't nnythin4 to brag a- bout either, sophs. Mer. 15 - Pet and Frankie are quarreling again. Oh well, they say that true love never runs smoothly. QQ? - Eppie is another year older Mar. 16 - The jr. and sr. played bas- ketball for the school championship.. Seniors won. Q - xr Mar. 20 today. Do you feel any older. Hepp birthday, W VJ Mar. 21 - Is Barbara Ruef well qual- ' - lfied' to seeth the ruffled feelings, LY C' N Glenn???? M - xN K L X X Mar. 26 - The Home Ee Club gave a kdk g kk dance for the F.F.1'.t- Did Betty Maass L. 2' have a good time with Vcr1's ear? RT- R' X Mar. 27 - Sophomore party. Why do XX QQB the sophs break so many windows? X Mar. 28 - Whore were the seniors to- day? Could it be Fleet Day? Don't the sophs know when their parties are ever? y April 1 - Professor Hay he April 2 - It seems as tho' od time in Chicago. Stan ing in the Ladies keen at say? April 5 - Lois didn't 5et s the mumps - APRIL FOOL gh the seniors had a go- were you do- Thomas what FielG'sT'THwt did Eppio to write a letter to Fri- tz today because she had to go to Freeport. April 4 - Ubachers get alony wonderfully under the direction of Professor Ferdinand A. Dall CChester Afflerbaugh, to youll April 5 - Physics class went hunting. They made a trip out to the cemetery with the shotgun to sheet back at hay. Didnft Fehr show up last night, Carol FROM HERE ON YOU SHOULD BE ABLE T0 RE- O 0 0 0 U 0 0 0 fs rw! gji l,e ff fy JW 9 f xl' ANNUAL STAFF - A O I .1 LJ! ses A Editor. . . . .Stanley Thomas X 'h1!Vf5 Business Manager. . Arthur Clay Nrm'-self Snapshots. . . . .Bette Maass , ' Class History . Catherine Shippy 'V 'if 1 0 o M0-Ty !J ,JJ Calendar . . .' . Grace Epllng --' J J . . . .Gerrie Trimble D J Will and Prophecy. .Ronald Gocke A e,'2, V . . Chester Afflerbaugh Kfij:::-I ' Jfjf Jokes . . . . .Arvin Schwarze . . . . Maurice Ter Hark Band.Neva Myers, Catherine Shippy ff!! ' Chorus. Bon Kaiser, Bonnie Miller FCFUAGD a 9 0 Frank Alt9nbGTnd Art: Annual Theme . Gerrie Trimble, Grace Eplin5 Advertising . Marian Raetz, Marilyn Raem Assemblies . . . . . . . . . Pauline Barr Publicity . . . . Grace Epling, Judd HedQson, . . .Marie Neinert, Frank Altenbernd, Bob Kaiser, Uaurice Ter Hark, Ronald Goeke Ted Long Home Economics. . . . . . . Catherine Shlppy Plays . . Bette Maass, Gladys Ter Hark Jrfadvisrr Faculty. . . . . . . . . . Senior class Student Council . . . . . Chester Afflerbaugh Physical Education . . Ronald Goeke, Bette Maass A,th16t1CS 0 o 0 o e o o lo of HOdQ-QSOD. assisted by Ted Long, Catherine Shippy Pauline Barr, Bob Kaiser, Maurice Ter Hark, Arvin SchwaraeQ Ronald GOOKG Advisor ' Miss Baltzer fThe senior class wishes to express its app- reciation to Mr. Bertrand for his aid on the advertising stencils and to Miss Lambr- echt for her patient slip-sheeting.D 'T 5' 1' v 1 I 3 I X f' 1 I ' fy.-'. 1 . fi ' 2 Qji' 5Qf.'Z'i 'E X I, ff' -.,-- :A - ENE fl ,- I ., I: 'Ft' I!! :--j ll if 'I' lb ', cy h :Qi if 1 5-V N' Ekff? X VV? N' ' T1 v I , Al 4J N -. ., , f 1 a w' ' - f' I mg- f' Q f..-.af xf if-315--fm lfz' X 'J 9 Nr - ,f':n:,.,f X1 ii-MLJZLX 1-.IT-V K - X 'X fx J I imp , A.:F'-+.,,f - 'Mr ' vi 5 QTVYW, N ,L -.FA 'fL'HQgwi'ffi,f. 3'-11 X' ' X j L Wig ff' N 'x f il 15755 Vik ..-at V-3:7 -Q ,, wif.. X ARE f '. .A,X,-v, N, -A .X 41- A .5 '. ' 'l'?P2l:i- .r ,ti-' -- . L.. 'yuh-1'-f,, ' '--fwlff.-W. T? -3 XY?-1-. X 1 - X f Q x ' '4 A 12151. ia'?5'u.2nEEf- ii N 1' CP -. N A , l U x . X fx Kg 4 ' J kk F X Y N 'I' N , QM i Q XX 7 fs 3 L . -:f-1 -.-. .-A. 'px 4,,,1. - 3 X V X6 X ATI-H FTIFQ 1 L4 N 1 y w -1' u IX ' ' ' TJ s...-5 Q'Qf1'o5XM-JL., kmms LSB-,fj fv4NXvf'!a1-. Ulf W ,M--M 'xlq ' Q1 Xx. GIRLS' PH'-TS1CAL EIEGETATIODT ff if 5 , Y . In the fall of 1944, Physical Education was offered for the first time in DCHS as a credit course for both boys and 51rls. The hi5h school thus came un- der new state regulations. Miss Baltzer was instr- uctor for the course which met five days s week for a forty minute period. Sixty girls were enrolled. In the fall baseball was enjoyed by the girls, the season being topped off by a game between the girls and the grade school boys. The teens were as foll- ews: EL?-3251 Marian Bnetz Marilyn Rsetz Gloria Rsetz Norma Hufferd Neva Henzc Neva Tielkemei ' Bette Maass Bonnie Miller Rachael Nelsond 1,217 Bois Dale Jensen Wayne Nelson Charles Barr Dick Berger Jerry Bangssser Norman Busch Forman Kesitor Leon Pepper Sherman Hodgson During.the winter months, when the girls could not play outside, they enjoyed bssketbsll, cmlisthenics nwith sore backsn etc.. The basketball teams were selected by the girls and the remainder divided in- to the Greens and Whites. The first and second were as follows: . First Team Second Ubam MHPTIYH H5052 RdEEEEI'NEIE6n Marian Ruetz Helen'Neuschwandor Norma Huffvrd Marjorie Keister Nova HOUZO Joanne Deughenbaugh Barbara Ruef Bgnnig M41lgl,,, , iw,-,,,..-,-K I I Fifi., .0 ,!,,,.--. f , ,! , , .X 1 f' 1 ' ff-Q 4 fr o fluff ,,fx:'A7 N'-3, i1Q L. q' ' 'Xx.w,ff c . ,f f lf N 'apr' .A ' X yi sein Lf -Mf W QxQjfP Nw F N N f' -X viii? L, Xxx Vx - few F S v .- ' ,-. .-- g , V' f h 1 ., ,I I llfk- ' N Asn ng ,,---, ,. s K Z- ...pi ll Q g i sw, Ky., XX-.A I If ' X! 'J ,J N, a,,,,.f'Q X Q ff 'of 'j N' NNN, xl f1ff VU sf'-f A ,,,...-...,, X ', i ' 'i , 1- X'-- ' Lxfxs- ' if NX 5 F f' N x ffn X ,. -h -.l s,7 PTA' K S, ... 'N 5 ' Cdiisthenlcs were enjoyed C?J by the girls after a period for 1l1'.1'ifJUI'l1'lQl up was undergone. Coach Miss Baltzcr also lead the girls in some common formscf the dence. In the Spring the girls enjoyed some baseball and various sports on the truck. The year was brought to e close by an enjoyable picnic. Boys' Physical Educntlon A Fourth: K.Henze, H.N1ederneier, R.Scifert, N.Wolf, R.Goeke, D.Reeter, H.Mcyer Third: B cDurfey, E.Bsrr, R.MLrt1n. M.Scuddor, H. Barr, Pgiessert Second: R.Bourey, P.Frenkeberger, E.Huenefelt, Mr. Ray, D.Brick, G.5nyder First: I.Wise, D.Huus, G.Crull, V.Meyer, S.Thomas R.Goeko Gl?lEf.P5F?iQ9l,Bdu95ti9n Sixth: Haas, Holster, Sehluoter, Dcughenbaugh, Miller, Zentner, Ruef, Hufford, Tbrherk, Reuber Fifth: Luhudde, Hodgson, Hefmeister, Lincoln, Kryder, Lupp, Bangesser, Neuschwender, Reuber, Knoll Fourth: Detwciler, Mitchell, Berger, Scudder, Germain Nelson,'Ksh1y, Myers Third: Meinert, Bessert, Pieper, Niblo, Miss Baltzer, Rommers, McCluley, Schwurze, Long Second: Crull, Clay, Reetz, heetz, heetz, Raetz, Wachlln, Henze, Nouschwnnder ' First: Jacobs, Anmlo, Adams, Tielkeneier, Maize, Burr, Marian V ik' .4- 41 - .ff N X .,,... ft ,. ' N--..,,-f' iff ,f'f--f'- Cf? ', -1'-'NDN f jf f ' Lv' Ev XW4 I X , f',?--xx .- I-is QCII: F- fi f jj 'X sf! KT'--.-.7-V , -L-W :, : , F- sf - SN-Vh.xb F 'J X Z.. f X 12 YEFWV xxi J fun WW 1 - ,..'s - Q. J 5 'T xv Nqr .ac WY, . . 1 . I 1-'Nw' I f. Y -up ww l- t I! ,X ' , Q22 X f K , ' X- X' X. ,ff 'J ,ff Nl J, a,,,,,.,. ,f ,.- A 4 ga ,f 'sA ff 1 1 Q -74 18- X---mf? xv , .- X XT y 'ex H , y X .-H-' K-.fda Y 1 f If xl. ff, S.. A.. 1 1 , X . ,asf 1,4 ,f at -ff x X Jw X ga g rv , --N ,w N. lf? ,N, ig, sf Y x., ,.- -- ' '5 BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION This is the first year the state of Illinois has recommended that physical education be universal. Almost all of the boys were enrolled in the class which was offered by DCHS. The classes main act- ivity has been sports and games this year but in future years calisthenics and a physical fitness program will play an important part in the course. Mais course has meant that boys who otherwise wo- uld have had no oytertunity for athletics, had a forty minute period, five days a week, in which they could receive the benefit of sports. This program although new to the state oflllinols has been used with wide success in other states. The Army has urged conversion to a physical fit- ness program as soon as possible because of the number of deferments for poor physical health in boys of high school age. The first year here at Dakota certainly proves the worth of this new step in physical education. x -N 1 -X ., 5 X g.--f ' B 1 1 a at , , ,K ', El ' , . , . 'QN f iff If -Kp,-,.N . 0 f 'x , I I A 9 V f .',Y' 11' fy! gf- ,an x ,-i ' I ' fx I' ,F WW ll f j' I , , iff . ,- ...,-,,,,.,4 1 - 4. N .. ,,--'--'t' Y, K-fn I' ' I N ,.f Qfi 5 X w l ...-Q. Y, -N ,,,f-1. 6, ' J A,-. sf -'N-...I ji 1' . Q f, H--.ON 1 I, .N,-,,, 1 ' xx 'uf ' t f xt ,J 'sf' 4 R Mf' 'N X--1 A ki? v 4 N. fx ,477 If ff gg- 4 Y BASKETBALL 7f4 ,, W , f X ,ff ' X-- The victory percentage in the basketball season of 1944-1945 was not h1Jh, but the attitude and team cooperation were cennendable. The team had just reached its peak and was ready to 50 places as the season closed. Players and their individual contributions are anew lyzed below. Un the first team: Schwarze - Played forward. His best game was aga- inst Aquin. A utility player and dependable atzul times. Clay - Played center. He was hi5h point nan of the year. An injury to his finger in the early part of the season caused him some handicap, Char- lie was very good under the basket. Afflerbaugh - Played guard and forward. He was extremely effective in working the hall in to the scoring men. Hodgson - Played guard. A good defensive player. Meinert - Played forward and Quard. He was the an sophomore to play regularly on the first team. A good long shot when his feet were set right. On the second team: Maurice Ter iiark - Played center. His height and speed were a great help under the basket. Bob Kaiser - Played guard and forward. He had much drive on offense and was good under the basket. . VN - A . 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Hidh point men for the second team. Very good en short shots. Delbert Wilson - Played center. Very good on def- ense end et rebounding. Jim Gentz - Played forward. Good defensive player and e good set shot. Other players who were always ready and willing to help out and deserve much credit were: Ted Leng , Frank Altenbernd, Ralph Kahly and Clyde nvans. ' x . ll. --xl .X 3 KR gb-,,,i-rr., 9 . .Q I 5 ,lx 'lf' 1,1 I 0 We x eff ge N new ii 95' ,f'A 2' F 5 x'Nr S., 5 I, we fl E L -4 Nm S ,Lf-57 lx tw 'W 'fff' Nd l 5 u . ylxf y v ' , .1-, .Lx 6 , X 1 5 .1 I I QI as , I . ,i.. ll 1 ffk-'ids .. :J XZMMJ xl: 1,2 fy! xQ79!, If NXfjXXxN!' X'--HJ' 12-f1,f Vw 2 f-2.2 -N. 1151, -X ,xl FIRST 'mam PLAY 7Zff'1NM,1,-N1 N 2 NAME' 7 I 1 iGA:msTiff5i:1i1s OPER- 1f'1'o?'1iL 1 mmows EJONALS 530111115 r Y' f' A ' ,ilff '- f , 7? 1 'T'?, Qi- 1 ,,,1- ' TN c.Q1ny 21 98 L Q4 7 55 D. 23o A.scnwarzo 22 ev N 24 1 95 1 158 4-Y Jr: iw-H .' 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X ..- vw.- ,Q f, N A ' Q xvfj A Q' I 'X I -X is 1' N-,---5 ,,,.- ' - Lp-1' 1 f X . .go x ,1 'wi' X-1 J '15 W5 if-7 V-'yf 'if Mfg-QQ SECOND TEAM. PLAY NAME GAMES rT5ASHB'I'S l FREE 1 PER- 3 'IOUAL 1. AJ . gmfgows.,2sQNf,Ls + PoIN1s g ' 1'- ,..g1.,' .... 5,457,472 +L L d11.LLLQm:L,-..,1.,1 Q .- ,- r4li...--,.Q....1L5...g,g-Mfl1fi.- -L.-Mig - Megan- - 4 . . f ,-,,.1Q- .12Q3iZi.1S.QQ -,L fa. 5r::.g , 4-, ,Pe W15Q 4 - - LQ- 3904 O, t Gi 51- 20 .J - 1i11 Q..m1.:.4..4-4,.,1Q -- 154. T f5, ,,,, 41? 35 -g, rvw-wil?-rk' .- ll ,, 1 -I ,G4 'r:frHefr1Q.l g f. L.6 -433 9-4 If J1 T-Low M44 ,QLQL f ,Wy Q ..L.fmQ2...4-, ..TI 3, QL l 22 .L R.KC.h1- , 1.5 --1 O V i5 -8' Flag., .' i1f?'L'g1,Q'.11i . 1L1-,1Qf .i41 1,4,g ig 1 , MQ P-Frsinkewsaiigr ,l-.-.., - 0-M ,0 l . , , Q O,,- A H-rliwrfleier - - ,H-I-'lfimr ,422 Q. g.- ., -- Q. ' i Q -QQ I.WisIo . ,Lf ,2 QQ ,, A 1? ' : 'AO 1 ' -M-SCHSQQQ - A T1I7 '. QQl: Q' f.Qjff I9 0 ' .F.Mo1nsrt l, ' O 1'454-jg 2 ' .filimzflbpr .LQf51 hQ.g.Q- f '.-Q f gg Ln- .0 ' ,,re.Dur1LQL LL. OW l o,.-.4 -TQ V o R -Lam -W 1 --0 , 0 - N.w01f 1 o o o o ..l-, 5. kL..i.1' 3?-..,I? L ff' .'f.?.'L'LL.I1!-g,4 ..1g-li.l1-..T TOTALS l9 141 60 47 272 ' 542 .i . xx., A X g...f Z ...hs J U if P , if ' ' .gn-mx Vx. iIf'f't,,-.x,,,,.., ,it 1 ti .lbfv J, Ni a?AIx..,.,-'fra ' f ff 4-f .' X-, ,,,,-f--XN M L'C-f4 f ww f ffl, NP .NL i tiff' N' r Xl X' -' x 's . y --- .-' L If f If P13 ' ' f QM.. pf.' ww ,.-.1 fl! If 5, N 87, rg- , X'-4 M,-'Y 'I ,T X, 5 w . -.5-...J T - mid,- A ,W 7 'N 'x.,,..f N' . A. xx-fr,-7, xl -fy, uf' fob 4 N1 V gh KV M-- FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE - Date Team Place They Nov. 21 - Alumni - - Hare- . .22 24 - Durand - - Here- . .51 Dec. 1 - Winslow- - Here- . .34 5 - Shannon- - Hero. . .42 9 - Freeport - There . .54 12 - Alumni - - Here- - -29 15 - Pearl City- There . .52 19 - Aquin - - Here. . .82 22 - Orangovillo There . .50 284- Durand - - There . .552 294- Peoatonica- Durand . .45 Jan. 5 - Lena - - Here . .58 12 - Winslow- . There . .35 16 . Freeport . Hero . .48 26 . Pearl City. Hero . .35 50 - Aquin - 4 There 4 .51 Feb. 24. Pearl city. T1-are . .31 9 - Orangovillo Hora . .47 12 - Stockton - Hero a .58 16 - Lena - - There . -54 Regional- Aquin . - Stockton .65 4 Dourand Tourney gCounty Tourney 5 X .1 Wff' ff ,fi sq-we-aj ff I 76? f ' f ,. V ,,,. 1 fl? 2 ,fx-.VN f' -r I -f - 1 , 1 . f, 7 f' 2 1' ff XJ ,Q X243 524, f' :W .af i .Ti .J J I, .A I . h 'N ,jf 1 ll -4 , lf -,J ff A +.- 4 .A A ' ,,,. f-TY-76'-. 'X N .- ' ' -.I ,N , , . , W 4 I yr' gif v, W fm rl .i .Q 'f ,suv- sn-' ' L .., 1 , '-'x gQii7Q5f'DEZE?qZgf45NxN' - x7,ff1ix Nsxu I' fl 2 -ff' xksn-Q ff , J fm! XWH - -S. , 1 1. 1 ..- L.-f- -N MN-., M5 'i N -r if Nw.,-qxxg SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Date 1 Team 2 Place We They Nov. 24 . . Durand . Q Here. . .50 , 14 Doc. 1 . . Winslow. . . Here. . .12 . 15 5 . . Shannon, . . Hero. . 9 . 10 151. . Pearl City. . There , .15 . 25 19 . . Aquin . . . Hero. . . 9 . 61 22 . . Orangeville 4 There . .22 . 56 284. . Pecatonioa. . Durand . .28 . 22 294. 5 South Beloit .-Durand . .12 . 15 Jan4 5 . . Lena . . . Hero . .19 . 50 12 . , Winslow. . . There . .14 , 41 16 . Q Freeport -. . Here . .11 , 29 i 26 . . Pearl City, . Hora .,, .28 . 9 50 . . 'Aquin . ,. . Thwro . .15 . 21. Feb. 24. '. Lena. . .. . Pearl City.22 . 50 ' 9', . Oranuwville . Hero . , 8.12 . 54 12 . . Stcckton -. .. Here.. , ..24 . 54 16 . . Lena. . . . There . .29 . 52 9 Durand Tourney' A gffcounty Tourney i I 'rx 0 ' 'A Q. X, nf. 0 f 'h . 4' ,fgs-,.,.N 111.243, aafxxm fs f !lJfQR4 NNk'3 K X Exif XXV-'Z .-, ' .w:5u1l Qifki, -qgmx - 5-H,..- N My I1 N'y ' W W so fy f QT? - fm , A., f ' ' 11 v.-'14 ix N 'x. Kr! i on NN,,,f,-ZW. 5-st! kid ,f Rf of f-M., M '- Ylfw' V1 xvk 'Cf X NRWL, y fn x ,- --N ' -...J-' ' Individual Pictures: Charles Clay Mr. Ray Arvin Schwarze ch Forward Centqr Coa Frank Meinert Glenn TorHark Guard Guard C - Judd Hodgson A Chestor Afflerbaugh -Guard' Forward , W -Sw C , .rl 'rmrd Row: .E.sfL1-':',4r,:gr.-J I'l.Kahly,f T.'L0rQg,, i1iQ,Li1pp,,--R. 1. Kryder,,C.HvunS ' ' i 'y Second Row:-Ffhltsnhernd,ARaKniser, D.W1se,,J.Gentz, Q T . L -Lgstubbo ' C u ,' ' Wil- First Row:-V.Meyor KHgrsD A.C1ay, M.TerHork, Ds 1' ' R- Coach ' . Qsong R.Lontz, MT. ay, N , . Seatedz- G.T6rHmrk, J.Hodgsong ALSchwarge, C.Clay, 7 - C.Afflerbaugh,'F.Meinert v CHEERLEADERS Joanne Daughenbaugh, Norma Long, Carol Schwarzo, and Norma Hufford 'N .Al . ,CN7 3 1' M-,.- , FC 1,1 x1 If - I - ' '--' If ffA 'aff- f4f','v,,Xg!.5.ff-Mhx !,fx.f' x 4 f ff ,f 'fo 5, fx XX-lx I! X i K 'xx ,,..-- I Q 4, dxf xyj,l fisf H' ' s '4 - 'i 1 ' 'Q 1 ! 'T .,,..,' 4 ,H K if f A is 1, ---..ff we xddmo wYv'X X N: . R R l 1 C' 12 j L 'I N -N 5 ,9 X v, V, L'1' N4 1-.1- , 'N 9 cram -1 3 5 ,- 1 ff f :,?l' WN 1' fs xg nf.-at Q, - 4 - .- 'Q an xx, N ff! N Nl -. ---'iff' 5 xx ' XMI, J KX rg - ' .t f , 'uf 'M 'ass .f ffm ,f M .NMA Q - 111 'R X.. KX X Xi AY Y 'if 'f V soFmALL 2533 M wgx sw..- 'Sx The Dakota High School softball team had a good comeback this year in as much as they came next to Orangeville by winning six and losing four for a percentage of .600. We took second place in the conference by winning five out of eight. TEAM PLACE WE THEY 4Durand T 10 16 Lena H 9 5 Orangevillc T 4 9 aDurand H 6 5 Pearl City H 13 5 Winslow H 10 4 Lena T 2 4 Orangcvillc H ll 13 Pearl City T 8 6 Winslow T 9 2 wNon-conference games Standing of Conference teams: TEAMS WON LOST Orangeville 8 O Dakota 5 3 Lena 4 4 Winslow 3 5 Pearl City O 8 Dakota lost its first game at Durand 10-16. Although 1 'ny' 1 X fWX s 0 as--W---. I I y 9 .. . ff- ' X11 fi K C31 ' ' ' ' .--x 1' n -' o 'N X--'-'N f ' ' 1 1 f ' ' ,- l 'ff ,K 'AJ' x..A3 - . ' '1 . ' x ,- 'Nz !'x E X nj., ...X I F' 'X '0 xxw.-5,3 k......-- It 9 .T Q -' ff X ,ffl N ' N .,., 1 . N. Aug, ,.---f ' 'N -.AN -121 ' N N I ,-X j 7-2 - lx tl Y! P - ' XXX? xl- ry -fi., ff-W , , A , . j f ,dx f. - 'NO .J ! 'g' N554-xxrffxfx ,jf xx-fyfg f E-l?A'LQj fl Sith NN' D .fa WJ ff we..-vrer'e'we'k1ead for the first few innings with a slight lead, they caught up and took the game. Lena came to Dakota. Lena was favored to win this game and at the half of the fourth inning it lodan as of they were. Hbwever, we boat Lona's three tb zero lead by making the next eight runs. After thw Lena made only run u score of Dakota went to defeat. Oran 3' Q two more giving us with our added nine to five, Orangcvllle for its first Conference eville won 9-4. Durand came to Dakota for e defeat of 6-5. This mm a close game all the way through. Pearl City anne io Dnkotw and handed us an easy vi- ctory by m nice score of 13-5. Winslow also cane to Dakota to give us another nice victory 10-4. Dakota went to high and as to 40 ms Orangeville feat but we two points. Dakota went to and than we Lena with their hope a little too a result we lost by a close score of 2 was n tough game to lose. came to Dakota to hand us our last de- ployed a good game and only lost by The score was 15-ll. Pearl City for another victory 8-6, went to Winslow for our last victory , which turned out to be an easy 9 to 2. Dakota had a good softball season this year as we took second place only losing three of the eight I games played. Chester Afflerbaugh was appointed 4 tgam,captain. The coaching was done by Mr. Ray. T nf.- . 4, A, 1, 'fly D . f,f,W,,,N4f 14 X-1-...f MCL JF X153 sv I, X ji.: N-ff i I -4 XJXV, r we JW X., If , xf swf 0 I I j Imkih U x X!! 741'- 7 5416: if ' md! I K I!!-xiii S fg x Kurs Avy' ': 'Fx f 1 xr ff I ,' ' , - 1' Sul I . ,lf I ix xx.. Q X! fx-. ll six 'Ihe team line-up which was ms1Yitalnffed,51Ze Nwtif Y Q7 season was as follows: 7,1 , N .f'!,Tl gm ,,,,-v-- -Qsx x Catcher . . . . . . Chester Afflerbaugh Pitcher . Charles Clay . Lyle Stubbe First Base . Second Base. Third Base : Short Stop . Short Field. Center Field Left Field . Right Field Substitutes James Gentz Lyle Stubbs Charles Clay . Frank Meinert Arvin Schwarze I I :Charles Schroeder Ralph Kahly Z : Maurice Ter Hark .Glenn 'Ibr Hark Judd Hodgson ' Robert Kaiser Z Z honald Wise, Delbert Wilson 0 0 U n o s ,-Iarold edernleier The team consisted of six seniors, four juniors , four sophomores, one freshman. The pitching was handled by Charles Clay and Lyle Stubbs. Don Wise relief pitched a few times. Batting averages are not available. Chester Afflerbaugh.- He could catch and throw left handed which is no small feat. Charles Clay - Dakota's dependable pitcher who brought in many runs to swell our scores. Lyle Stubbs - A good second baseman and the turror of the diamond. James Gentz - First base was his forte. Jim could always be depended upon when he didn't drop the ball. Q Frank Meinert - Our small but nigihtyf thllgdfbasenan Frankie was noted for his famous wellies ?29f.th1rd. ff'- J . I ,fl I-flat? ' ,K ,S-'dsx Y' i iff, -NJ.-N fit o f. KARL,-44 In nf fe uf 'iimqff ffA,QA gel .a ...--- mwl-NK Zi 'I I: .haf-' N el ev N Q x- flit-.L X- Ip is- xxx, 1 xw 1-eff 1 2 'x I I . , ' , v ,,f' . ..- 1---N T X 'W X ' , X , ,j ,W v r A s-...f ff f I . ,,,,---. !?2o.f'N'm 1,19-- 'f, f' M' X-1' 12 'sujx Y K! W -1,-Site 'X-f . ,jljxqqxw NK? wif ,,,a, N A , Arvin Schwarze - The greet mouthpiece recognized by all schools in the League for his ability to talk it up in the infield. He had plenty of spirit and was a fast shortstop. ' Charles Schroeder - A good player who did not like razzing. Ralph Kahly - Ralph was known as the nball-hawknof the Outfields V Maurice Tor Bark - Mose was plenty fast and always ready for a lon5 one. Glenn Ter Bark - Henna was a good fielder when he wasn't arguing with Moss as to who was going to catch the ball. KBrotherly Level Bob Kaiser - Right fielder and always reliable. Judd Hodgson - Juod shared right field with Kaiser. Tbgother they mace a double threat. Delbert Wilson, Herald Niederneiur, and Ivan Wise were our trusty substitutes who could play equally well anywhere. 3 ' Ill, ,.' G f- I fffh!,wc'?y,Q,x41 -s.f hy.:-xv!! J, X-W N ff - W Af , J My liwgyx . ,l t,,,-4f'A Q IRE' V f vw x1x.f- 9 he--N ', , ....,,.... 1 1 M,---' ' 1 - N f f , A s- 4 X 'x Q-A ,...-N - nag ' X X l ln D I 7 IK so S xxx---.77 I I 1' Y' ,X - n V- ' . -J 1 kt---- X fl 'rxgify xr .G I ill ff ' to ! S? -R L-.,.r 'h X......7 --QKY Q 'N V I 13 I, N xx '7 V 7 ,f X TRACK ii: 7'r x The 1944 track team consisted of five men from last year: Keith Wise, Melvin Schlueter, Roger Dornink, Maurice Ter Hark and Gilbert Crull. Wise threw the shot, high jumped and broad jumped. Sehlueter high jumped, and ran the 440. Dornink threw the discus. Moss ran the mile, half mile, 440 yard dash and threw the shot. Crull ran the mile and the half mile. A few sophomores of last year also competed. They were Glenn TerHnrk and Charles Clay - the great pole veulters. Charlie and Glenn placed second at the County meet. The 1945 track team opened its season at Freeport, with a Dual meet - Freeport, Mt. Carroll and Forre- ston. The track teen was made up of thirteen men : Stubbs, Kahly, G.TerHark, C.Clay, Meinert, Schwarze Mose TerHark, Goeke, Altenbernd, Wilson, Lentz, D. Wise and Gilbert Crull. The meets were on the fol- lowing dates: Dakota Triangular, April 27: Lena - Dakota Dual Meet Cthereb May l: Lena-Dakota Dual Meet Cherej May 8: County track meet held at Free- port, May 6. Men out for the various events were: Mile - M. Ter Hark, G.Crull, Half - G.Cru1l, Goeke,'ZZU - Stubbs, Kehly, Wilson, Kltenbernd, Meinert, 225 - Meinert, Rela Schwarze, 100 -Stubbs, M.TerHurk, Meinert - Schwarze, Wffson, Stubbs, M.TerHark Shot - ScEwarze Kaiser, Stubbs, Hodgson, Lentz DiseEE?'Clny, Stu-' bbe, Hodgson, Meinert, Lentz H17EIE55Tn D. Wise , G.TerHerk Broadjump - Kaiser, ay, . rHerk A vt IX L-Mfux ,' ll.-.0-A-N f, z, Mfg' 5 '!r-N ' f ,'4.,,,...--. f,'!?'go'f '-,Q 'N If 6 'f AJ, , :'.x95mn Iliff-f' N 'xxx'-..,', f Q aW25'f! X ja A 'r- .. B will 5 -.f W- fs .X-dr-hir' - N t ,.-X,47 N-1 xxx fvffzfjzz I Er ggi' .- ...- , . r ' - .X 9' f rN...1 if , - fi - K !f.,,,..-. A' .V f'r-0 !,-'-...J fxeji XQ':fA.f VU .9-7 fs--ff ,,.N Lxi, . fW XX f, -is 1eQ,,w,,, M 77 Wxnw,-1' RN,-N Third ROW: I.W1se, R.Haas, D.Wise,'1hLong, G. Crull, A.Clay, S.Thomas, H.N1edermeier Coach Ray, Rdiahljf, J.Hodgson, R. ' Seifert, N.Wo1f, J.Gontz, R.Kryder, E. Second Row: Huenefelt First How: Fmltenbernd, R.Lentz,.A.Sehwarze, M. 'IHrHark, C.C1ajy', G.Ter1'1ark, C.Aff1erbo.u R.K9.iser, L.Stubbe 1 QASEBALL E Third Row: R.Haas, .!:..C1ag, R.Lentz, H.NiedermeierQ M.TG1 II3-T'3T, Dwfllsson, D.Viise,'R.Se1fert' Secondkowz E.I?arr, J..'Z-sflgson, G.TerHark, R.1Laiser, Rdlafhlf, Vuf'?Lb:,'SI First Row: C.Aff'3.e1 buudj1, Fdleinert, L.Stubbe, Coach Ray, fLoSC11WG.I'Z6, J'.GGntz, C.Clay BOXING Charles Clay is Arvin Schwarze 'lhe team wishes to express its appreciation to its loyal and faithful managers -Virgil Meyer and Edgar Barr. '- A-. . ,I Q fy wifi? RQ M T'fQ, 1 2-.--'w ' ' f I Q ' Lv SP M f will Kwik fx ,M 511 J ,r, CID AA 4 A PN es n 9 9 , pW 'L iQf 5xKLQD0 I kd kilt ::: .... lllz: I qzif Maf.: ,,.. , - ' f A f 4 Q., 1111 X S x f ff? , 7 A A qfj 0 T V M., I 1---ijq ' fgfe, ilslg, P'g55NgNs- ' THEME SONGS Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes . . . . .Beryl Mitchell Don't Fence Me In. . . . . . . Charles Clay I Wish I Was Single Again . MarieCGrunder2 Meinert I'll Walk Alone . . . . . . e Bonnie Miller SCC-l.ttCI'br'U.i.n Q 0 o o 1 0 Q LGCI19. ECUCSLQOI' Gals Denft Mean a Thing. . . .Arthur Clay Chewing Gum . . . . . . . . . Ralph Zapp For He's A Jolly Good Fellow . . . Mr. Bertrand Three Jerks in a JeepCFordJ . Frank-Lyle-Delbert Little Hhede Island . . . . . . Robert Bouray To-gether . . . . . . . Seniors and Baltzer Pistol Packin' Mama . . . . . Barbara Ruef If I 215.6 Tris' 0 0 l 0 0 0 Raetz 'Iv-fin-3 I've Been WorFinQ on the Railroad . . Chester A. How Do I Look . . . . . . . .Carol Schwarze One Little, Two Little Indians . . Miss Baltzer You xffifllnk 0 0 0 0 omro Rest Whi3peP1nS 0 Q o Q 0 o 0 o o June HU-0.3 Angry . . . . . . . Miss Pilgrim Making Believe. . . . . . . Catherine Shippy I'I'l'l An Cow Hand 0 Q 0 0 0 o 0 wilflfl I Only Want a Buddy . Martha Knoll to Buddy Brick Sleepy Time Gal . . . . . . . Phyllis Brick Three O'Cleck in the Morning . Stanley and Chester Pack Up Your Troubles . . Student body to Bonnie I Donvt Want to Set the World on Fire . . Mr. Ray I'11 Got O , 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 Sam OSt61'1dOI f It's a Hap Hap Happy Day . .Seniors on Fleet Day W1 K ,aj 'I 1' T 's' .9 X' FL' ,X '1 Q VI fi ' Nff'A?X ii fi R ,T-A 6g E- :EJ SF, ' 3 f' Lf' x ' A ' 1 ff' if W ' X ff I f r X Ny A' Vx'-J i 'wif' :NX Kfk Ag I 3' It Q st. N155 7 ' . ,M-Q..--I , , ,g .pgitft Ne 4.121 ,J ,tc r-::e.rvfs-xxx --:g0.vjg,g-f-d,f 2.-x New--f Q5fhQQSX ff x '3-Sw: -.., , ,.,,-14 They're Either Zoo Young or Too Old,Miss Lembreeht I've Got Spurs That Jingle Jangle , .Virginia H. Swfeet end LOVGlfy' 0 0 0 0 0 0 M:fl:f'i.'-3-rl I'll Never Let You Go . . . . Stanley to Grace It's Love, Love, Love . . .Sammy and Neva We Go o s 0 0 0 0 o 5 Judd HOdGSO1'1 I Married An Angel . . I. . . . .Mr. Kiburtz Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. . . . . Mr. Campbell I'vo Got e Feeling yeu're Foolin' . . Lois Meier One Meat Dall . . . . .Home Economics Class II Three Musketeers . . . . .Gerrie, Lois, Gracie ff-1 . 1 6 , 7 0 ,J ' -2' XF ll KISS AND TEEL ,qhili X Before I heard the doctor QL, Xw The dangers of a kiss, mkttigggw I had considered kissing you The nearest thind to bllsse 3 But new 1 Lgww Bio1o5y Ari ei? gvf ee,H and mean. Six Milli U LiQEUfiQ Ani 1 tn,n3'i we ware all alone! f:3ole3ies to Mr, Rest A MLN KINYT MLRH OF WOOD NOR IS HE PLLIIE O?P 5133333 ...Q P. .. Two soldiers named Wood and Stone were stenizng fn e corners A pretty girl walked byewood turned to Stone, Sicne turned to Wood . The pretty girl turned into a restaurant, DITTY Silas Sem Lies on the floor - He tried to slam A swinging door. omz-Foes as or frm: Fseszooms She You newspaper men are all alike. You try to squeeze every 'girl you meet. He Freedom of the press, baby, free dom of the press! .f'- fYQf 5 ff ff 5? -if-5 'rx A X 'l I Xt ' 'f Xf fi! 1 X X Nf!27 2YfQ7? fd KP iff , lf! xx u.7 V fqvef 5 t A f .y xvv Nw Q f 1 K M 2 5 Ne, We ,, , u,h1eii:3 yxgMyxgglj!yxj N --t xx 'M M' ' 4 --..,,,J.,,',f- M -QM -.AA mm., 1 . -..,,,g,1,.-1 , I Q95 f GleuH? They any that in China you can buy a wife for five dollars. Charlie: Why that's frightful! Glenn: Oh I don't know, a good wife may be worth 1 to 'H-'X-'lf Ronnie: De you ever knock on wood? Spike: Oh yes, constantly. Ronnie: Then you are suporsitious? Spike: No, I'm a carpenter. een Art Clay was puzzled ever the girl problem and decided to discuss it with his pal-Virgil Meyer. 'I've walked her to school three times and car- riee her books', he told Virgs WI bought her ice cream sodas twice-now de you think I ought to kiss her?' WNRU, you don't need ton, Virgil decided after a moment of deep thought. 'You've done enough for that gal already! X f'l 5, N fir '- , ,J f My ' J 52' v CAN YOU IMAGINE X fyfj Rachael Nelson giving hor Xmas Stanley Thomas without n 5ir1................ Mr. Ray not telling s stor7...... Mr. Rest not finding fnult.... Mr. Bertrand getting angry.... Miss Pilgrim smiling onco........ Florence Adams with brown eyes.... Robert Bouray being six foot two......... Herschel Moyer behaving h1mself............ Carol Neuschwander without Roger Kryder.... Marian Reuber without Clyde Evans........ Neva Tielkemeior not horsing eround...... Nathan v'IO1f bfliflk, sk1nnj.................... presents on t Joanne Dnughcnbaugh without her back sw1ng.... Jimmie Gcntz without Bonnie................. Virginia Hodgson minding her own business... Robert Lentz without Helen Neuschwnndcr.... Rusty Martin without his n1rplanes....... Frankie and Lyle not in trouble......... Wilson without Ruefllotcooaooasool Edgar Barr not blowing off steam.... Charlie Clay nOt gripingoooovoooooonoooos Neva Henze not jazzing around.............. Wilma Lapp not flying out of the restroom... Virgil Meyer being dumblllOlOlOOlllOOllOOOl Glenn Ter Hsrk not felling around........ Chester Afflcrbeugh not skipping schoo1.... Grace Epling not chasing Q manqiiooooculooesl Ted Long getting to school on time........... Judd Hodgson not at the mimeographing machine Art Clay Without curly hgirqoocsaoncoeoooooot Bob Se1f9rt not Studyingoooooosgonoooooneocon QQ pf f ,- sd .. o ' 1' fsv slki V ,iq x.,fe,g.f 1 JJ W ' sf if ' Q:Ei:2EiiiuEgE!pooht: I graduated from Shoe College. Miss Pilgrim: Where is that? Miss Lambrecnt: Just one step above Oxford. sees Jinmy Gentz: I'll bet you didn't know what real happiness was until you get married Mr. Rey: Yes, mnH then it was too late. ' aeeeeeee An Irishman whose nano was Michael Howe went to the Post Office and said to the clerk - nSay5 is there any letter here for Mike Howe?n WNOW, said the clerk, nThere's no letter here for your cow, or for anybody else's cowln ' eu' ' 1 ' n ,riff Sometimes advertising over-reaches itself as Mr. Rest found out. He put a sign on his door - nFine Apples. Buy Now. Remember the Early Bird Gets the Wormn. Ask the Seniors - they got itll!!! VN Agp iii nf LOVE QQEIIQI? I Q A little sagmnff Elk ' A little cryingb ,,,ff', A little dying And a great deal of lying. TAKE HEED Mary had a little alan For everyone, and so The leaves of her engagement book Were always white as snow. A TOUGH WORLD FOR WOMEN Little Wilma said to her mother, 'Mama, if I grow up and get married will I have a husband like father?' WI don't knew, dear,' said her mother, nvery probablyn. 'And if I grow up and don't get marri- ed will I be an old maid like Aunt Mary?' 'Perhapsn, answered her mother. Little Wilma thought it ovor.... 'Mother, it's a tough world for us women 1sn't 1t?' WL f ff? f vw .l?Q!fJ'fW5Ex Qvywif X 'yfjffil f xr. yr e ' J F xx X7 Xxx! fgig J .X5' fgxhbgez So your uncle was high strung? .1559 YI, Q ,7 I X S N 'f1 x I .ggi ,D x, Nfl ' Q.ff1t-Q es he was a cattle thief! , L. Lg 'N ll I ' , QQ-ii 2. , . ,4:,XXN,,fqf.f1, 135.gif I NWJWWMYX, Wssxxnillf MJ!! -34-31--np It seems as thoubh Lyle Stubbs had an ardent admirer ir Joanne Daugh- enbaugh last fall. She was OVGT'- heard telling Norma Hhfford- 0Isn't Lyle a grand pitcher? He can hit their bats no matter how they hold theml' 'X-BHG In American History class when the Mormons were being discussed, Thomas cou1dn't understand why a fellow shou1dn't have more than ene wife. Quick as Q flash Affey shot back- U Well-after you are married you'11 realize that the law protects those who are incapable of protecting them- selvesn. -u-x-as Halls: who goes theren sam the Sentry. 'Tpiencl - with bottle' was the answer.. Pass, friend - halt, bot tie! said the ' sentry. At least thatts the story on Keith when he first did guard duty at Gt. Lakes. ff' xvfiiky I w X -,.-1 0 1, . s A -1 Lf '. V , L L' -. gl, .Y Je 1 H X2 - -JL' 5: Z ,EI .1 f U '25 0 sl 0 L - 1' P l TRULY 1. - LJVC M 5 H M ' A X - A Ai '41 I' Three S+..1es 1 ' O ' n . -If HI. l R' Up Szfiivfi FREHK54 I -like url M9 43,39 F 1 A511 Tuluscf. I 0 G . fn 5 YE: ' wx , ' , 5 , T H ' -bf + g I xttrgv .E F' 1 ,y P: , Nfl A' Aux U72 'FF 1 N 4 -sY21Z,..,J gaf' ova owl A I - N h emi X Ill ll' . I ' X Q , bk xodg.. Yvm 00.7 2 F145 , L 'K N7 . H A.. ' 5 - by ' x 'r ig f ' It i Q fn .fm v H- K w 1 'A9+,, T, . ,x li W.. ., f f wx 4 fx' . ,M , 'W 47195 av: 1 -. ,cu r 11- C93 M wc p,,eH.r SCR'-JB!! SNO 0K5 wx ti 4 AB 4 W9 nHRviN' LLP We Senkors V04 ' . 3 JH S gg, vlfoepavqblb W H o U L84 K V03 P R? I N C. I P H L Paefryyzu Lees If 'W W f 4' K S .v -T KATAEZ V2 ol PALS K i1 -.. lil-1 S - ff Y f 1 .,,. ,,.-. 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IDSQIIIIIERY Ma?2Znf3,O5 FREIIPORT, ILLINOIQS fFREE.'POHT ILLINOIS I -- - , ,W , K , ' V Y , ,J VEILHSTIEPQ ROCK CITY ILL. 1 BQHR A0511 WEPXEMENT CO General IUIDEPOHI, ILLINOIS Merchandise YOUR INTERNATIONAL FARM EQUIPMENT I HARVESTER DEALER Phone DAVIS 5526 t I ,PHONE MAINE 1690 ED I DE ,LJ I4:, A I I Ji 1 Jun-I, ' ' . , , Y Y A ' 2 E ' fb fl!VHT! '! ' I .L X,Q. Nj 5 Bnoccries--Plumbing Hardware--Electrical Appliances 1 Heating I OI L JOBBER Q E Phono R. G. 1616--Dabs. 4102 Dakota , 111. Q - ' - .. '1. 'L ll- - ' f'L'L'x Nik H A lili, l, 1-M fx L ' E. VIIITUE, 11J.Ni.GER Foods Lumber Soods DAKOTA Coal Gra in I LLI U01 S ff - ' ' QC:-M rv f L LJ .., . 2 '-,L X '-.,,1.W,ix l !Xi Dealer in w JOHII DITQIH FIJI!! IEIl'LFi'iL'1ITS IQILKEIES D3'LJlV4lL B ACME mms W I 10-12-14-16 Yi. Exch. FREEPORT ILLINOIS L wawauewuuwwawa , I ', f il? FREEPQRT SANITARY 1. 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