Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

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C 57 X X rt fx :QEQEgg-' as r ni? bjbzv b : I AWEEXX . 1l'lAg G O O D W I S H E S - y . As all ln the Class of 1949 have filled their four years of high school with enough Ugolden nuggetsu to secure that Ulonged-for' and U soon- cherishedu diploma of graduation, we extend to each our congratulations for attaining another usuccessn in life. They, the '39-ers of the 20th century, now start their new journey into life as the 'MQ -ers of the 19th century started the journey when they crossed the vast expanses to attain shares of the nuggets to be mined in the great New West. Their journeys today.may not be filled with the same kinds of Nbuffalou as the '49-ers of a century ago but they will be 'fllled w1thgvtypes of dangers, some perhaps even less obvious and more dangerous than those of that time. With war-rumors, waves of crime, selfishness and greed between nations and peoples, with a par- tially forgotten golden rule, with hate and jseal- ousy prevailing, and with a too-fast movingpeopha we trustfthey, in their D. C. H. S, days, may have secured more than just nuggets of academic subjects. We trust they may have also secured golden nuggets of Udo unto others as you would be done by? of the dangers of fear and hate and Jealousy, of the need for greater love and understanding between nations and peoples,andof the hazards of too-fast living. May all members as they enter their new Jour- ney keep these nuggets close at hand for use along the road of life, so others may see these nuggets acquired through education. As they choose their profession, may they choose it with a desire, to not just be another link in a chain but with the desire to be the nbestu in the chosen profession. 'We wish them Godspeed and all good things in life.

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,F-N V-A-f X-V, Y' CX? . Q. ' - rid' 61'-:3QQl l A f 'WHIP-T if 0 DONALD v. JOHNSON, PRiNc.1mL Wheaton College--B. A. f,V' University of Illinois Y Northwestern University--M. A. fx HELEN CAVE Huntington College--B. A. ROBERT BRIGGS Cornell College University of Wisconsin+4B. S. ,- University of Illinois CLARK HOOT 1 Indiana Central--B. A. THELMA SCHICK Emmanuel Missionary College NX Northern Illinois State Teachers Platteville State Teachers--B. S. Nt ROSEMARY MURPHY Rosary College--B. A. - University of Illinois - THOMAS KIBURZ . University of Nebraska Northern Illinois State Teachers , University School of Music Vander Cook School MILTON BEITEL Northern Illinois State Teachers--B. S. Q Wyoming University HELEN LEISER A North Central College--B. A.