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' CLASS msfromc Twenty-eight Pepooses entered Dakota High School in the fall of 1942. They chose as their Chiefs the following. A President Gilbert Hockey Vice-President ' Leslie Taylor Secretary Barbara Ruef Treasurerl Fern Schlueter Student Council Beatrice Coomber Sponsor f ' Mr. Schaper During the year Myrtle Scudder, Charles Shelton, Beatrice Coomber, and Lesslie Taylor dropped from the class. The picnics were held in Freeport. A In the fall of 1945 twenty-four Squaws returned to D. C. H. S. Their Chiefs were: President Charles Clay Vice-President .Donald Wise Secretary Gladys Ter Hark Treasurer Fern Voss Student Council Edgar Barr Sponsor Miss Lambrecht Marian Bastian and Gilbert Rockey failed to re- turn thls year. Charles Clay joined us at the begin- ning of the year and Rachael Nelson the second semes- ter. Ronald Meinert dropped .from school the first semestcrg Leona Lestikow and Fern Voss the second semester. Our class, helped sponsor the Christmas Party and held our picnics in Freeport. The fall of '44 brought back twenty-three Jolly Juniors. They elected as their Braves:
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CLASS HISTORY, CONT. President Glenn Ter Hark Vice-President Gladys Ter Hark Secretary 1 Gilbert Crull Treasurer Virgil Meyer Student Council Donald Wise Reporter Betty Meinert e Sponsor ,H Miss Lambrecht Richard Haas and Ralph Kahly joined us during the year making a total of 25. Ihe Tattler was pub- lished with-a'great success.- Samuel Ostendorf left us during the year and a serious illness overcame Virgil Meyer which made it necessary for him to leave, In the espring- we produced a, Junior Play WGo1ng on Seventeenn and gave a banquet and Prom in honor of the Graduatlng.C1ass. A good time was enjoyed by all while we helped sponsor the Spring Dance and held our two picnics-at Freeport also two parties at school. lhe Chiefs of this year numbered Twenty-two. Their Big Chiefs were as follows: s :President . Neva Henze Vice-President Donald Wise Secretary Gladys Ter'Hark f Treasurer Fern Schlueter . .Student Council Charles Clay Q Reporter ' Rachael Nelson , Annual Editor M Donald Wise , Assistant Editor Glenn Ter Han: Business Manager Gilbert CruH. Sponsor , - Miss Forney ,Ihe fall plcnicfwas held in Dakota. ,The Senior Play NTWO Lip Tdmen was produoed.in the fall setting a record by taking in more money than has ever been known before. Richard Haas left for the Army Air Corps the Second Semester.f The Chiefs and Sqaws sponsored ,nlhe Snowflake Cotillionn, dance. The Annual was published and Fleet Day enjoyed 'by every- one. The year ended with Class Night, Baccalaureate and Commencement. Charles Schroder of the Navy a graduate of '45 also received his diploma.
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