Dakota High School - Talebearer Yearbook (Dakota, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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These two bright stars whom God has called, To brighten up the sky, Their youthful warmth once filled our halls, And made our class rooms bright. Although they now have left this land, Their memory still warmly glows: These two bright stars forever stand, As our dear classmates, Carol and Ioe. by Sharon Schubert N . ..., vi M 2 ' y .x -. W5 ff'-4 we' f x 'we:1g.,,Lw . . ., wx Qu 2 k -X Ls,-l ., 5 i f A A 2: F ff - fx: F wgyw ,S . ask 5 S 1 X .5 W -W SNR 3 2 X Nw ,I N K i f .5 V ,:: x Q55 , :W OUR SUPERINTENDENT VIEWS THE FUTURE. . . Now that one year has elapsed under a very much changed educational organization, we must pause and consider the merits of the new arrangements and the weak points still existing. We have no direct tangible evidence as yet whereby we can declare the pupils are making greater progress this year than in preceding years, but teachers believe this to be true. The testing program this spring may answer this question for us. We do know, however, that teaching conditions for both teachers and students are much improved. The schools of the nation have been sub- jected to much criticism since the advent of the Sputnik. We-believe most of this crit- icism to be unfair and not applicable to our schools. For example, our science and math- ematics programs are very complete. We are teaching no subjects which can be classified as worthless to the individual. We do accept the challenge to concentrate our efforts on finding the best method of teaching our diverse student population so that all will be given the opportunity to secure the maximum benefits from their education. CAROL CLAY D. V. Iohnson THE PRINCIPAL OF D. C. H. S. GREEIS YOU. . . A school is only what the school board, teachers, students, parents, and community make it. The whole purpose of a school is to educate the youth of that community to take their place in the world. The kind of job the school does is reflected in the type of citizens it produces. According to some national figures, who cite the lack of scientists, juvenile delinquency, etc. , the schools are not doing an adequate job. However, let us ask the question: What makes a good school? Now again read the first sentence above. We are all proud of our new building. The community has done its part, and from now on it is up to the rest of the groups, working together, to do the rest. Many improvements have been made and many more will be made in the future with each group's cooperation. F. L. Verdun MARLENE STUCKEY This year our office has had two secretaries. Mrs. Carol Clay has been Mr. Verdun's secretary. Miss Marlene Stuckey, a recent Dakota graduate, has been Mr. Iohnson's secretary. They both have been efficient and have car- ried out their duties effectively. MR. llARUl.D NllfDlfRlk'll'fIlTR MISS BERNADTITTE A. LONLSAWA MR. LORAN R. HOEFLE MRS. COROLYN TER HARK 'l 5. , lllliwif- SMU' NUYUTHII UITIVGISHY B. S., University of Illinois B. A. in lllucaticin N, A. , Carthage Colleqe I ', :,' P. ',,' :avril Ffluciiticm Girls' Physical Education McPherson Collefre, McPherson, Kririsris Eifihtli Gracie Lanquiige Arts illlrl-PTP-111 W1-iciii fl. A. lk. Sponsor Seventh Liraiie Teacher Fiqhth simile Science A .if,1.i:.t Vfwilirill Coder' Enqligfi II lo1iv'li',vu':1LTl.1lvSp4i:1sm Ml-X, D, U, lHEI..f3UI. fSuperintendentl MR, FRED li. VERDUN Wriiicipall l'.'lRi3. KOH' EIFFVY fr. A, I ',-,5,,.,,1.,,, 5,119.19 B, A, , M, E, , University of Illinois B, E. , Stine 'I'fxic1im':sCiwllr--10 M. A '.iii1EvNPsIei'xi lkxiversiiy World History Stevens Imirrt, 'iiisvozisiii American Problems Vocationril Izoinerimhizri F, ll, A. .iifmizscui MRS, l.lJYAl.l. IJVUIIFR' LHR MISS NANCY IXUIILITMVTYER NR. Rlllilflil LSRIH QS MISS ITIKAMJR I. HI Ill N A ll., Luiumi Millikin Uiiivcrsity B. A. , Cwxzmll Collefwe B. S., University Of X'fiscr1iisi:1 Il, F. A. , llmfllf-y Umvms xlisii I, lll, lV Alryggliriq Vocational llggiirziilture Art Siilfr-wi:srmi ilrwmelix' lliwlwfw' F, F, A. Sponsur -iv. Q' MN XY! fi V ,711 Sh TS - his ,waj 'fair' N75 L f jf, hi. if All 'l'f1iv im lor Liv Unit xgcf.' Tw-5 51, Q . V .i.. A V A 9 3- Sis, L r., 5 MRS, PIIYLLIS MILLER MR. PATRICK CURRAN MRS. kgENf7V11jV1j DQTY Mil. 'JLFNN WISP ilnclielor of Music Wisconsin State at Platteville KNOX Cgllgrlg Eiqhtii ilrlnie Science and Aritinzzetit Michiuan State University iltii Llratie Social Studies, University OfX'X,'j5CUj15111 Audio-Visual Iunicn and Senior ililill. Arithmetic, anti YInt1l1Si1 NO1'll1Q1'11II,llIXL7lS University lflenimitaiy, Votuil Music Iunior liiqzx Coach Sevemu rg,-QXQQ 'sis 'X' MRS. DTTLORIS V. BRYANT MR. INFLSON A. llRYAIQ'l', Hi. MR. MAURICE L. VVONUXCK H. S. , M. S. , in Eiiucation Nl. S. in Education B. S. , University oi Illinois Central Missouri State Colleqe B. S. Central Missouri State Collese Speech Cleneral Science Bioloqy Spanish. Climnistry Driver's Ti.ii:ii,iq MR- NORMAN W. CAMPBELL Physics Senior Class Sponsor B. S- I Ball State Teachers College Science Club Sponsoi l.etteI'n1er1':s t1l1ilxS5,o:1:2,n M. E. I University of Illinois MR. KX il.l,lAN Mlli,l,l.i'i-1 ll. S., Wi:,t'on:s1ii Jtitz tim-ilcve iI1ql1S.:4iu-il .inii L.i.nwfmt':1i-.il lnstrunmnt.il Music it . i 1 A 'wifi' . 4- MR. LEROY F. SIIARKEY B. S. The Stout Institute Menomonie, Wisconsin Intiustrial Arts Bus Patrol Sponsor Newspaper Advisor Yearbook Advisor MRS. RUTH AI'-,.. i,H't3A.. Office Practice B. A. , Rociaiorti Cnlleuo Typewriting American llistory Bookkeeping Librarian Shorthand Sophomore Class Sponsor General BuSiHeSS QC 9008 Q10 0 ,giiwof GRADES 1-4 avid Qu 0 3400! GRADES 1-4 8 REMAINING GRADE SCHOOLS IN DAKOTA DISTRICT Eagofa QYILJQ ,SZAQQZ 0059 ,Sider ,SEWLVIQA Q10 0 Simon! GRADES I - 3 W8 t lAbove Picture Shows Us As Freshmen! jI e:5Al'l'LH,l'L Qdl' In September, 1954, a very intelligent looking Freshman Class, containing 64 pupils, entered the big world of high school. At the Carnival this year, we gained a very large sum of S .13 to add to our treasury. KWe really made moneyl ll Our Big Flve this year were: President-Ioan Blngner, Vice President-Carolyn Coleman, Secretary-Allce Shoemaker, Treasurer-Dick Mulllcan, and Reporter-Nava Goeke. Our Sponsors were Mr. Campbell and Mr. Graves. Leslie Ball, Louis Kraft, Iohn Woodhouse, Luella Klentz, Robert Marlon, and Donald Mensen ventured into different areas. .Sap OVVLOPQ 801' On the second phase of our junket around the world, we were led by President Wllllam Schmeltzer. He was aided by Vice-President Gary Rlemer, Secretary Iudy Schadewaldt, Treasurer Neva Goeke, and Reporter Ioyce Melnert. This year there were 59 travelers. During this part of our journey we were joined by Iim Krull, Barbara Ienkins, and Janice Heldenrelch. Tony Stampfli, Marllyn Wilson, Carol Newburg, lim Krull, and Barbara Ienkins left us for new adventure elsewhere. This year found us a busy group of money makers. zfmior ear We began our third year on our tour Around the World with 55 enthusiastic students. After hearing of our world wide travels, Lynn LaMont and Marjorie Mclntyre jolned us along with Don Mensen, who rejoined us to finish his tour Around the World. Phyllis Durfey, Richard Mulllcan, joseph Walter, Rodney Slamp, and Chuck Elchmeler sald Bon Voyage to us as they left us at various stops. That year the Big Five Powers were: President-Ianice Heldenrelch, Vlce President-Carolyn Coleman, Secretary-Carol Ploss, Treasurer-Sandra Lawver, and Reporter-Patsy Klever. As we went through our third year of travels, we had the pleasure of presenting a smash hlt play, Take Your Medicine. We were quite busy getting ready for our night ln Hawall, as our Prom theme was Hawaiian Sunset. We also Published the TATTLER. The arrival of our class rings was the hlgh- light of our year. We owe the success of our third year of travels to Mrs. Lycan, our sponsor. enior ear As our voyage came to an end, we discovered that a few of our fellow travelers had fallen off the ship. They were Gary Rlemer, Norma Webster, Alvlna Buss, and Iudy Miley. Hal Anderson and Don Hansen had joined us to help to complete our trip. This year we proudly presented the play Keep Movln'. To record our four year journey, we published the TALEBEARER. This year was also filled with hard work to ralse money to finance our Senior Trip. The Big Five Powers for this year were: President-Lee Vehmeler, Vlce President-Ronald Adolph, Secretary-Carolyn Coleman, Treasurer-Donald Mensen, and Reporter-Shirley Hillman. And now, here we are at the end of our tour with four years of happy experiences behind us and many more ahead of us, following our graduation from Dakota High. 10 DONALD MENSEN F. E. A. l,Z,35 Class Treasurer 45 Bus Patrol 45 Class Play Stage Manager 35 Prom King 35 Prom Decoration 35 Lena High School 2. LEE VEHMIER F. F. A. 2,3: Secretary 35 Letterman? Club 2,3,45 Class President 45 Choruq 3,45 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 15 Football 45 Track 3,45 Clas .3 Play Prompter 3,45 Prom Decoration 3. TREASURER PRESIDENT CLASS MOTTO ----- Today Decides Tomorrow CLASS COLORS ----- Mint-Green and Gold CLASS FLOWER ----- White Carnation SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT CAROLYN COLEMAN Class Vice-President 1,35 Secretary 45 G. A. A. 1,Z,3,45 Points Chairman 45 F. H. A. l,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Par- 1lamenrarian25 Tattler Staff 35 Annual Staff 45 Band l,2,3,45 Ensemble 45 Bus Patrol 45 Class Play 3,45 Chorus 15 Prom Queen Attendant.35 Prom Decoration Chairman 3. RONALD ADOLPH F. F. A. 2,35 Reporter 35 F. P. A. Bas- ketball 2,35 Letterman's Club 2,3,4I Secretary-Treasurer 45 Class Vice- President 45 Football 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Class Play Stage Manager 3,45 Prom Decoration 3. 1,0- WY X . X i x 1 Q, - enior 641:54 A RONALD ADOLPH CRONJ-I hereby will the horse on my car to Uncle Hap if he promises to reduce before attempting to mount. I plan to keep my ability to bat my eyes and wiggle my ears because I might need it sometime. GARY ALTENBERND KOLLIED-I hereby will my left curve to Iayne Mansfield and my ability to wash cars to anyone who has a dirty car. HALVOR ANDERSON KHALJ-I hereby will my sparkling personality to all the soreheads of the world. I give my skill in basketball to the future teams of Dakota. LESLIE BARR CLESl-I hereby will all my artistic talent to Grandma Moses and my manly figure to any puney underclassman. KAREN BEIDLER-I hereby will my job as first hour librarian to anyone who is able to read. All my scholastic experience goes to the Junior High students. IOAN BINGNER GOD-I hereby will my yodeling ability to Trigger so that she can sing duets with Roy Rogers. My cowboy boots go to Barb Rupnow if she promises not to wade in the mud with them. CAROLYN COLEMAN-I hereby will my short acting career to the leading ladies of Dakota's future plays. Mr. Mueller may have my band music to trade in on some new music. HARRY DAILEY-I hereby will my football playing ability to the quarterback of Oklahoma and my muscles to the Mighty Atlas. CAROL SUE DEES-I hereby will my green eyes to all the stray cats in Dakota. Perhaps Mario Lanza will be able to use my deep voice. DWANE DE HAVEN UETTYD-I hereby will my beloved Dagwood haircut to anyone who thinks they can cut it off. I'll give my trombone to any windy underclassman. IOANNE EICHMEIER GOI-I hereby will my blonde locks to Ianet Kortemeler and my skill to rock 'ri roll to future dancers of Dakota. MARLENE ELLIS-I hereby will my interest in world history to the future history students and my tulip bed to tulip lovers everywhere. GLORIA GILL-I hereby will the left-over paste that I used for the annual pictures to next year's staff. I will my collection of Tigers to the zoo, all but one. NEVA GOEKE KNEVED-I hereby will four slightly-used cheerleading suits to the oncoming cheerleaders of Dakota. My baseball glove goes to the Physical Education department. DONALD HANSEN KDOND-I hereby will my car to the Driver's Training class and ability to get along with girls to Donald Woodruff. MARLENE HARALDSON-I hereby will my rides ln that red and white Pontiac to anyone who thinks they can take lt. My good looks to Elmer' Fudd. IANICE HEIDENREICH UANJ-I hereby will my hatred for spices to our Raleigh man. An outstanding Iunlor may have my post as editor of the TALEBEARER. SHIRLEY HILLMAN-I hereby will my leopard slacks to any slackless leopard that needs them. I will my talented vocal-ab-u-lary to Carol Ann Leather. WILLIAM HOEFLE KBILLJ-I hereby will my first place in the cafeteria line to any starving under- classman who gets there before the rest. Also, I will my ability to evade make-up time to Larry Hoover. PATSY KLEVER QPATJ-I hereby will my ability to get my brother's convertible to anyone who wants it. I will the guy whom I write to in the Navy to anyone who wants to write to a servlceman. SHIRLEY KLINGER-I hereby will my change of hair styles to Carol Lamm. My position as official 'absentee slip collector goes to next year's collector. SHARON KLONTZ-I hereby will my complete wardrobe to Daisy May and my future as a great opera star to old opera fans who may enjoy it in years to come. IOYCE KRAFT-I hereby will my nursing career and thermometer to Clara Barton. My ability to drive a tractor goes to Iudy Grunder. LYNN IAMONT-I hereby will my charm to 'Lil Abner' and my ability to get my English assignments done to all of Mrs. Neuberger's Students. EMILY LAST KEMJ-I hereby will my late hours to Linda Bordner, hoping that she can endure them as well as I have. All my farm work goes to Mr. Briggs. l. F. A. .I,3,4l: F. l'. A. lull-Jing 3,-lg Lettei'men's Club 3,47 Iiiiselvall 2,3,4: 'Flack ig lbutlriill -lg Prom Decoration 3. l ef DTTLMAR MILIZE SHARON KLONTZ G. A. A. l,2,3,-15 F. ll. A. lg Student Council -17 Chorus 1,3: Secretary 3: Ensemble 37 Librarian 1,2, 3,47 Band 2,3:Tati1er Staff 3: Annual Staff -lp Class Play Usher 35 Class Play -lg Prom Decoration 3. sf TUNE NIELANDER G. A. A.1,Z,3,4:F. H. A. 1,25 Chorus 47 Prom Decoration 3. s as ,EN fi I SHARON ROSS MARLENE ELLIS VI. A. A. 1,2,3,4: F. li. A. ig Chorus 1: Librarian Z,3,4g Chorus 4: Class Play Vinzsemble .Ig Tatiler Staff 37 Class Play Usher 47 Tattler Staff 3: Hom Decoration 35 Class Play Usher -15 Librarian 45 Prom 3. Deuwxxition 3. 13 Q. i Q i 5. fx 1 A enior Gfadri A SANDRA LAWVER QSANDYQ-I hereby will my vigor, vitality, and voice to Norman Meinert and my wig to Iack Benny. DELMAR MAIZE CDELJ-I hereby will my long string of women to Norman Untersee and my new Chevy to anyone who wants to enjoy the finer things in life. IUDITH MARTIN UUDYI-I hereby will my quiet ways to Maudie Becker and my second-hand shorthand pads to Mr. Campbell. MARIORIE McINTYRE CMARGIEJ-I hereby will my long snow-filled lane to the State Highway Depart- ment. My ability to keep quiet in Home Room, I bestow to Iudy Holverson. RITA MEIER-I hereby will my choice of dark lipstick back to the Revlon cosmetic company. King Saud will receive my most valuable jewels. DIXIE MEINERT CDIXJ-I hereby will my ability to go through red lights to Mr. Bryant and my blush to next year's palest Freshman. IOYCE MEINERT-I hereby will my soda jerking ability to any jerk who thinks that he can jerk sodas better than I. My wavy hair goes to Bonita Moyer. DONALD MENSON QMINNIED-I hereby will my sense of humor to George Gobel and my honest handling of the Senior Class Treasury to any crooked junior who vows to change from his evil ways. CAROL MILLER KKADED-I hereby will my love of chili to a chilly Chilian on a chilly day to keep them from getting chilly. Marv's Ford goes to anyone who enjoys outdoor life. ROGER MILLER CROGJ-I hereby will my flashy auto to Mr. Womack. I will my dancing ability to Gary Beck. GARY NESEMEIER CSNEEZED-I hereby will my farming interests to Gary Spickler and my brain to the 2058 advanced math class: I should be done with it by then. IUNE NIELANDER-I hereby will my norse to Gene Autry and my ability to stay awake at slumber parties to the deadheads who want to sleep all the time. CAROL PETERS CPETED-I hereby will Emerson Iennings to anyone who thinks they can get him. My long hair goes to Stuart Daily. CAROL PLOSS QPLOSSYD-I hereby will my loud giggle to a soft giggler who wants to be heard. My ability to whip up messy commercials goes to Big Lar Miller in case he has difficulty finding work when he graduates. SHARON ROCKEY CROCKD-I hereby will my bopping ability to all those squares who aren't as talented as I. I will my skill to viciously slug a volleyball to Miss Longawa. SHARON ROSS-I hereby will my diamond to Penny'Perris and my sisters to anyone. IUDITH SCHADEWALDT UUDYJ -I hereby will my ability to talk in band to Betty Afflerbaugh and my vast understanding of the finer arts to Mrs. .Neuberger. WILI.IAM SCHMELTZER QBILLJ-I hereby will my ability to get a passing grade on an unprepared speech to any future speech student who is caught at a loss of words. I will my height to Ierry Sterns so that he too can look down upon the world with a stern eye. SHARON SCHUBERT CSCHUBIED-I hereby will my great desire for pepper on everything I eat to the cafeteria cooks. My ability to respond in class goes to Richard Hessenthaler. ALICE SHOEMAKER KALLIED-I hereby will all my left-over band concert tickets to the future ticket committees. I will all the 'junk in the bottom of my locker to the Dakota Historical Society. COLLEEN SNAVELY KDEANIEJ-I hereby will ten bottles of Miracle Freckle Remover back to the store from whence it came. My ability to whisper without getting caught goes to Gay Hofmeister. IOHN TRIMBLE CBIG IOHNJ-I hereby will my many varied hair styles to Yul Brynner and my dirty white bucks to anyone in need of a good pair of black shoes. ROGER TRIMBLE QLITTLE ROGJ-I hereby will my Chevy to General Motors if they promise to give me a '58' in return. I will my cute dimples to Ierry Fink. LEE VEHMEIER-I hereby will a portion of my scientific knowledge to Richard Hessenthaler to use when he builds his rocket to Mars. I will that Nash I drive to the Dakota City Dump. SHIRLEY VICK-I hereby will my blonde hair to Margaret Snider and my ability to write letters to Linda Bordner. IOES WELLS UUGJ-I hereby will my line of women to any unfortunate who needs one. My dancing ability goes to any graduate of Arthur Murray's Dancing School, in case they need further instruction. ' NJ A . .H as -,'g.ja,7::.g - '- w ' F157 - IUDITH MARTIN F. H. A. 1,2,3,41 Degree Chairman 47 G. A. A. l,Z,3,A17 Bus Patrol 4. CAROL SUE DEES F. H. A. l,2,3,47 G. A. A. l,Z,3,4I Class Play Prompter 37 Class Play Usher 1 Prom Decoration 3 HAL ANDERSON Class President 1,27 Student Council 37 President 37 Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 47 President 37 Annual Staff 37 Iournalism Club l,Z,3,'lj Business Manager 37 Pep Club 37 Basketball l,Z,3,47 Softball 1,27 Baseball l,Z,3,'17 Track l,Z, 3,47 Foot- ball 47 Class Plays 37 Boys' State 27 Transfer Shannon -1. ie., use 69 IOAN IRINCNTIR Ll. A. A. l, .I , 3,117 Vice-President A17 Reporter 27 Social Committee 37 I'. ll. A. 1, 2, 3, 47 Vice-President A17 Projects Chairman 27 Delenato to F. ll. A. Camp .17 Class President 17 Chorus l,3,-17 Ensemble 717 'llittlel 37 Prom Server Z7 Carnival Queen's Attendant 37 Horne- corninq L,7ueen's Aitentirint -l. Calif 3' i RITA MEIER F. H. A. 3,47 Chorus 1,2,37 Librarian 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 Class Play Prompter 37 Class Play Usha 47 Prom Decoration 3. 15 J MAlQl.l'TA, ll HARALDSON L., A. A. l,L,3,'45 F. ll. A. 13 Cheer- leasler 1, L, 3, 4, Annual Staff-17 Prom Decoration 3. 11.Ulf1A niII.l, G. A. A. l,Z,3,47 l'. ll. A. 1,25 Band Z5 Bus Patrol 45 Librarian 37 Tattler Staff 3: Annual Staff 45 Student Council 'lg Prom Server Z5 Prom Decoration 3. WS '539' lt' sl SHARON SCIIUBERT F. H. A. 1,Z,3: Student Council lp Chorus lg Class Play Usher 47 Annual Staff 47 Bus Patrol 45 President 47 Prom Decoration 3. 16 WILLIAM SCI-IMELTZER Class President 2: Class Play 3,47 Student Council lg Letterman's Club 2, 3,47 Tattler Staff 35 Annual Staff 47 Football 2, 3,47 Prom Server 2: Prom Decoration 3. LYNN LaMONT F. F, A. 1,Z,3: Class Treasurer lg Class Play 45 Basketball lg Baseball 23 Track 3,4: Carnival King Attendant 3: Transfer Rochelle 3. X 'Qi 5' y fl is? Um EMILY LAST F. H, A, 1,2,37 Chorus 4: Tattler Staff 35 Librarian 3,47 Class Play Usher 35 Prom Decoration 3. UARUL. MlLl.lTll I. A. A. l,fT,3,L17 I, ll, A.ljlB.11nl , Z, 3,-15 Publicity Chairman -15 Chorus , 3,43 Ensemble 3,45 Student Counuil 1 Annual Staff 11, Prom Decoration 3. IANICE lllTlDENRlIlGll l'. Il. A. l,Q,3,41 Treasurer LT: Secretary 'li xZ.'A. A. 3,115 Band l,Z,.3,-17 Contest Fnsvlnblo l,7,ll,Al5 llxncv Rnnrl 33 Cborns l, 33 Contest Solo 1,15 Acvcnnpanisl l, QT, 3,-17 Student Connell l,Alg Reporter lp Vnrr--ITC-sirlmn lg Class President 3: 'Fnttln-1 Stall lflXl111lmlSI.xH lllmtor-lg L,l.x:s:: I'l.1y Vnnnplm 3,-If l,ib1ru1.xn lp l'xrnn llxfnxxllnxx 35 Velul City lliqb School Lu.. ,.,,.,., 4 SHIRLEY RLINOER F. ll. A, 1,47 Student Councxl Z7 Chorus 35 Ensemble L25 Prom Decuration 3. iw ' k ISI? t IOHN TRIMBLE Lcttcrman's Club Z, 3,-lg Basketball l, 27 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 Prom Docnration 3. XXX , 1:- , K n N . '55 ' A. . .if Y ff 3' . N Y. 51 ' A1 'Q A A A A ,. wfifr- X - A -1-5,3 Q A' . .Lis-' J A . :fm Eg.. . :L . QQARY Nnsnwnjm 1 SIHRLEY VISA h CJ. A. A. l,2,3,A15 F. ll. A. lp Bus Patrol Lb iii -lp Librarian 35 Class Play 37 Prom Dec- oration 3. 5 S I .. fgugff X N i fa ,, S 'sf X X 11 l. F. A. 2, Prom Decorauon 3. KAREN BEIDLER G. A. A.l,Z,3,f17l'.11. A. 1,Z,3,47 Librarian 3,-17 Chorus 17 Play Usher 3,47 Prom llrwrnntiozx 3. SANDRA LAWVIIR F. H. A. 1,Z,3,47 C. A, A. 17 Class Treasurer 37 Chorus 1,37 Band 1,2,3,1l, Solo 1,37 Ensemble 17 Class Play 3,47 Prom Banquet Decoration Chairman. ROGER MILLER Prom Decoration 3. 3 AI,lClf SIIOIIMAKIIR F. ll. A. l,L,3, 17 Secretary Z7 President 37 Parliamentarian -17 Class Secretary li Band 1, 2, 3, 17 Secretary-Treasurer -17 Ensemble Z,3, 17 Chorus 17 Bus Patrol 47 Tnttlcx Staff 37 D. A. R. Award 47 Sal- utntflihnn 3. 'IR GARY ALTENBERND F. F. A. Z,3,f,1jIUC1U1l1Q Team 3,47 Bas- ketball Z , 37 Letterman'S Club 2, 3, 47 Student Council 37 Football 3,41 Foot- ball Manager 27 Basketball 1,47 Baseball 3,47 Track Z,3,41j Prom Server 27 Prom Decorations 3. IOYCE MTTINERT S. A. A. 1,2,3,4: F. ll. A. 1,17 Clns Reporter 27 Band 37 Student Council -1 Bus Patrol 47 Chorus lg Annual Staff 4 Class Play 37 Prom Server 27 Prom Dec- oration 3. MAllIOllllf MCINTYRE F. ll. A. 1,45 G. A. A. 15 Chorus 1,2 3,45 Bus Patrol 45 Class Play Usher 3: Prom Decoration 35 Transfer from Hono- netmh 3. .51 L I .. 1 , , . wa. 5 , t E ry N tt A - at M - . 5 H 'u Q. . Q 5 L I, T I 4 1 u f ', . . 4, ' 4 . -.- 1-.,., . 4 1, 5 ' sf .. DWANE De HAVEN F. F. A. 2,3,45 President 45 Poultry Judging 2,35 Dairy Iudging 45 F. F. A. Basketball 2, 3,45 Student Council l5 Band l,2,3,45 Solo 1,25 Ensemble 1,2,45 Dance Band 2,35 Prom Decoration 3. .,,, W. DIXIE MEIN FR'I' C. A. A. l,Z,3,45 F. ll. A. l,2,3,'15 Parliamentarian 35 Projects Chairman -15 Student Council 25 Band 1, Z , 3, -15 Solo Z , 3,15 Ensemble l, 2, 3,115 Chorus l, 35 Bus Patrol 45 Secretary 45 Annual Staff 15 Class Play 35 Class Play Prompter -15 Prom Server Z5 Prom Decoration 3. 'Ni' ' r Vt ILLIAM IIOEFLL Letterman's Club Z,3,1l: T. F. A. 2,37 Student Council 3, Annual Staff 45 Band 15 Football 3,45 Football Manager 25 Basketball Manager 25 Class 3,45 Prom Decoration 3. X ...-..L., IOYCE KRAFT C, A, A. l,2,3,45 F. ll. A. 1,25 Chorus 5 Class Play 35 Prom Decoration 3. CAROL PLOSS F. H. A. l,2,3,-15 Public Relations 35 Class Secretary 35 Chorus 1,35 Band l,2, 3,45 Ensemble 2, 3,45 Solo 2, 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Tattler Stall 35 Annual Staff -15 Prom Decoration 3. 'IO E A lt -4 Q lk iii, . l'lKTI.l.lVlFll fi, fr, l,.', E, lg I', 14. A. l5 Class lily lg x7la:::- Ilay llsnoz 15l1norus l, ,i: l .--ernlrle .'5 'llrttler Staff 35 Ii.: nr vm 3, Vrlnn Dr-uurat1on3. if L1UI,l.lTl'TI SXAVYTLY 2, A, A, l,.', 5,-15 Social Chairman 45 liorzrf-vwnriixr Quomr -I5 Y. ll. A. 15 Student U-rzrxwrl 1,-15 Hunam lllrairman 35 Band 1, 45 Unorus l,3,45 Ensemble 3,45 Bus Vrnnl 35 Aznznal Staff 45 Librarian 35 Ula ,-., Vlay lp Prom Decoration 3. 20 HARRY DAILEY F. F. A. 2,3,-15 Poultry Iudging Z5 Dairy ILlLlrllll'I 45 Letterman's Club Z, 3,45 Bas- lzetlvall Z5 Football 2 3 4' Track 4' Prom Deuoration 3. IOEL WELLS CARUI l'Ifl'IflQl5 A. A. l,L,3,-1: I'. ll. A. l,.I,3,rl5 Class Play 35 Clans Play Usher 45 Tattler Staff 35 Annual Staff -15 llancl 35 Lilvrariazr 35 lrrnn Dm'or.xtion 3. F, F, A. 2,35j'uclgir1g 35 Treasurer 3: l.etto.rman's Club 2,3,45 Student Council 3, 15 President -15 Band 1,25 Dance Band 35 Chorus 35 Basketball l,Z, 3,45 Soft- ball lg Football 35 Track 3,45 Class I'lay 3,45 Prom Sewer 25 Prom Decoration 3. SHARON RO CKITY Ll, A. A. l,2,3,115 l . ll. A. 1,25 Annual Staff -15 Student Council 15 Carnival Queen's Attend-1nt5 lrom Server 25 Prom Decoration 3. IUDl'l'll SCIllAlJlTWAl.D'I' l'. ll. A. l,LZ,3,f1, Public Relations JJ Recreation -17 U. A. A. ly Class Sec- retary 25 Ihxnrl l, 1, 3,115 Solo J, 3, -17 tfxmsmxmlwle I , Y, 3, -15 Accompanist l, 3,47 Vice--l'rr-:airiont -ly Chorus 1, 3, Glass l'l.xy llslxm .lp Glass Play -17 Horn Banquet lfil-lllllltlll 3. NUVA Lllllflill U. A. A. l,Z,3,Alg President 4, F. ll. A. lg Chorus 1, 3,41 Cheerleader l,Z, 3,45 Student Council 45 Secretary -lg Class 'IYeaSu.rer 25 Tuttle! Editor 35 Horn Queen 3, Prom Decoration 37 l'rom Server lg Play Usher 3: Class Vlay 4, 1.illrarlnn 3. N Nwu! w 2 ROGER TRIMBLE F. F. A. 25 Prom Decoration 3. A 4 5 xr- mfig,-xs.. ks N? l A 1 5 xx -2 Q. Ti x B' is Lzsun BARR R F. F. A. 2: F. F. A. Basketball .25 Let terman s Club 3,-4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 4' Prom Decoration 3 1 PATSY KL ITV ER SHIRLEY HILLMAN l'. ll. A. 1,25 Class Reporter 3, Student t 5 G. A. A. 1,.Z,3,4, F. ll. A. 1,25 Class Council lg Band Z, Librarian 35 Tattler Reporter 45 Tattler Staff 37 Play Usher Stull 37 Class l'l.1y Usher 3,47 Prom I -17 Prom Decuratiou 3. Dc-vomtion 3. 21 I . '3I.ORIA41Il.I, I ,, s vu- 2 1 PE LEE VEHMEIER KAREN BEIDLER IOEL WELLS PATSY KLEVER ,W ns IANICE HEIDENREICI-I IOYCE KRAFT HHIHHI BILL SCHMELTZER KXWEI Q ffwi VIII, EIOI'Fl.IT HARRY DAII,EY CAROL DUE DEES a 2 IUNE NIELAN DER SHARON SCH UBERT SHARON ROSS SHARON KLONTZ SHIRLEY HILLMAN DWANE DE HAVEN IOANNII ITICH MEIER SANDRA IAVVVER N EVA GOEKE ALICE SHOEMAKER .A - 4 MARY IXIWENBERN D 1 5,3 , . r' CAROL MILLER, SHARON ROCKEY Q5 3 I IU DY SCI UXDEWIXLDT MARLENE ELLIS COLLEEN SNAVELY MNMN -...NX IOYCE MEIN ERT ,fx .4 4 is A sf RITA M EI El? SIIINLTYY VIC!! ax ma! r 2' 1 RON ADOLPH DIXIE MEIN ERT MARLEN E IIARALDSUN IU DY MARTIN FEW Ik V CAROL VLOSS SX of QW may XSQAUOK gwiffng 5 .. 7 'lftruxn-H N .,,, 1- 1 fx xx EI Lx ,ar fo uv' X fx X 0 UVM Ulf' 11.55 LCUI15 .2IJII'I'I3: IQ, .fmwIp.x, X'14'Q-I'm51Ilo11tj I.. Vollmeier, Proslrielplp IJ, M1-:I:ae:p, Iiemsxuer. STANDIXLJ: S, Iixllmrm, C1as5ReporLorg Mx. Bryant, Arivxsorg C. Coleman, Secretary. C79AOVVI,0l 0 H555 ZCPVA 2 C! O E5IbX'I'I'D: I,. Fiene, IXYGSIIIQIIII M. Sxmvely, Vice-President. ST,'IfJI'JII. I1 I.. Il.wt,', Treasurer, I.. Hoovvr, Secrotaryy Mrs. IM nz., A Ivxswr. ,I IE I ,ff ',. . If I . armor A1545 0Ml'I'I',5 SEATED: I. Kloepping, VICE-1'I'P5Sl Irrzrty IJ, Vfvyrfr, I'rf1:a1-Imrty L. Miller, Secretary. STATIDINLLQ Mrwfz KI1wlf'm01er, Arivrfwu, I. Schlue-ter, Class Repmrtor, ... I?.1pv'-rw, Ikedsurer. V05 VVLGVL 67,155 LCIWL5 Z7 C' O SEATFD: D. CO1eman, Secrernryp A. fQIf IOI'I'YI01CY, I're5iIir'11Y I. SI1oemaI.er, Viceffwvsx Icutg IS'I'AX iJI'.I:: Mrs. Iiry, AIIVISOYQ I. ilrrxrscig, Treasurer. I I II '17 mt, i If --ui ' l . W1- ,lid J? A5159 2: st is I la! H g4 ,,g, .mg 'J 5 'iff U Y ! li' N-...J Q , .- si -X T Ltihuggzf K, ffwf nal' I .. '5 :rbi wt., 5 'gap'-X fftqttt' Q H U Q Y x iqgufazz-4:zs::up ' 4 - 13 23 'jf Q' 5 ' 1 p ids YQ? 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'fvlvf-1.1 H., I. f-R'l.1f', .. 'mxxxf-'1, . 123101. f 1 , Y .-c11.., . 4- ,N ,.fxn,:fI. MN. ' V, EQw1,3t1-,A .,I'i1if1, Y, L'.,.,, I. Ur' .z Lv K r J ,wh 1 J Mm L., 1,1lx1rw: 1-1.41 1 I'xV:..x1:2, 1.31 f'511Lf'l x .mei .i X .Q Q ki Qgx X .X L ff- x Ls X T292 . i 4 Qi Q In x J 'fl' I. ld' 4-., Q if E -no mf K ' V -.-..... ,w....,.,.,,,,,,,,, z lie! . vb i +L f . 'Z W I pf' 3 if . . ....,... ., ,,.. ., , X I .5 2 ,Q V, 5 S 'Iggy , If 1 1 A ,Gm Q , 1 'fy I as W K .f L. A X 31- ,4 W '?w1+.e3QfQf' 'wi ff. .,, +:f' .:s- ,iw ' wk 4 5Z. 2. E' ii.. -is 43,25 gi' 3 -23 l'ou.rteen tuture secxeturies learning shorthand under the direction of Mr. Campbell. ima-me Mrs. Bryant teachincy ner physics class the advantage of simple machine-S. 4 Fourth hour biology class studying hard under the direction of Mr. Bryant. vu' ,r ik! K N hasta? be 1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLASS WORKING UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. SHARKEY v9'l1 alfa u g 'iaith-.3 u uv. DP' n mf.. I I MRS. ITEFTY TEACHING HOME ECONOMICS II. 32 .,,.,...-4 STUDENTS STUDYING IN LIBRARY -Qs- 1. STUDENTS IN TYPING I UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. CAMPBELL I -:QL 1-., sta,,xN-Ng Q x x, :V - ' . ...Ni C' Q5 if Q , QR RON ADOLVII LEE VEIIMEIER SENIOR BILL VSARY AI TFINBERIM D HOEFLE PLAYERS I LES BARR BILL SCHMELTZ ER HAL ANDERSON fQ700fMf 195 7 VARSITY September 13 Dakota 6 Milledgeville 39 September 26 Dakota 12 Lanark 30 September 27 Dakota 13 Tampico 14 October 4 Dakota 0 Shullsburg 47 October 12 Dakota 12 Aquin 13 October 18 Dakota 14 Orangeville 14 October 25 Dakota 24 Warren 6 Fresh-Soph September 17 Dakota 7 Winnebago 31 October 14 Dakota O Aquin 30 October 29 Dakota 7 Galena 14 We didn't have too much success as far as winning is concerned. But the boys did as well as they could. There were only 23 boys out for football, and only 12 of them had ever played football before this year. We won one, tied one, and lost 5 varsity games. The Fresh-Soph. lost all three of their games. At a special meeting of the players after the season was over, Harry Dailey was voted to be the outstanding player of the year. ROW 1: B. Spelman, L. Altensey, L. Lincoln, L. Rockey, I. Fink. ROW 2: ij. Altenbernd, Li. Beck, N. Jansen, D. Boyer, A Neidermeier, L. Barr. ROW 3: Mr. Bryant, 1. Henze, H. Anderson, B. Hoefle, S. Dailey, R. I-Eessenthaler, Mr. Neidermeier, L Sharer. ROW 4: D. Slamp, L. Vehmeier, L. Miller, B. Schmeltzer, I. Miller, N. Untersee, R. Adolph. sf 51 a F F mf' 1:-X ,W 3 'Q X i3 ? I 'irkfg 5 Ni X: , tg s fn s af' k yi V , ...Q ws: is fix in-, 'P fy' xg sf H. Anderson D. Piene N. Untersee L. Hoover L. Miller G. Altenbernd L. Kerchner I. Wells B. Spelman L. Fiene L. Rockey O. Hessenthaler OPPONENTS WE THEY OPPONENTS WE THEY Mrdify 7f?0wLefAa!! Summon' TP FG FT F 352 137 78 85 43 57 Winnebago 163 57 49 47 Pecatonica 94 32 30 82 Shannon 84 35 14 47 Pleasant Prairie 83 33 17 46 Academy 75 28 19 32 'Orangeville 47 15 17 47 'Winslow 36 12 12 18 Aquin ll 4 3 5 'Pearl City 6 1 4 8 'Durand 4 1 2 2 Pecatonica 2 1 0 6 Durand Polo 37 71 'Lena 34 63 Shannon 54 69 'Orangeville 40 68 Lena 30 73 'Winslow 45 66 Polo 42 74 ' Pearl City 49 5 2 'Durand 45 73 'Lena 44 80 Aquin 72 78 'Denotes Conference games Dakota High School completed its 1957-58 basketball season with a 2 won-22 loss record. They played in the Durand Holiday tournament, bowing out in the first game to a fighting Durand team. In the second game, Dakota lost to anaggressive Pecatonica team. They were eliminated in the first round of the Stephenson County Tournament by a powerful Lena team. One of the most exciting games of the season was a thrilling 52-49 loss to Pearl City. At the half, the score was 31-23 in favor of Pearl City. Dakota came back in the third quarter and outscored Pearl City 20-8. In the final quarter, the game was almost even: but Pearl City pulled away to win by 3 points. No one was in their seats when the final buzzer sounded. KNVTELING: R. Wilson, Manager: Coach Niedermeier. STANDING: H. Anderson, D. Fiene, L. Kerchner, N. Untersee, L. Miller, .milk Spelman Rocky Fiene Niedermeier Hoover Slamp Zimmerman Holverson Maize Marshall Spickler Coleman Meier Altensey Truessel jr05A-3 A-gadlefgaff Smmmcw OPPONENTS Winnebago Pecatonica Shannon Dakota FPA Orangevil1e Winslow Aquin 'Pearl City 'Durand Polo THEY 3l 55 45 28 36 33 44 34 41 51 OPPONENTS 'Lena Shannon 'Orangeville 'Winslow Polo Pearl City 'Durand 'Lena Aquin WE 28 34 32 35 29 26 28 47 39 THEY 31 40 51 36 33 48 57 50 54 Denotes Conference Games ROXV 1: D. Slamp, A. Nieriermeier, L. Tiene, B. Spelman, I. llolverson. ROW 2: D, lfessentnaler, I.. Barr, D. Coleman, N. Truessel, V. Zimmerman, Coach Bryant. ROW 3: I. Maize, L, Altensey, I.. Pfile, CL. Spickler, I. Marshall April April April April April Aprll May May GARY ALTENBERND 9 16 24 25 26 30 2 7 Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota Dakota 1 Durand 2 16 Orangeville 4 6 Forreston 3 1 l Winslow 2 9 Aquln l ll Lena 8 9 Shannon 4 5 Pearl City 3 Larry Peters Don Fiene Kenny Kloster Larry Hoover Darrel Lohmeier Ron Adolph Gary Beck Larry Plene H 10 9 8 5 6 4 3 5 RBI 6 0 6 5 11 9 3 4 AV. . 435 391 364 294 286 222 200 .200 Charles Eichmeier Dick Boyer Les Barr Richard Hessenthaler Gary Altenbernd Delmar Maize Norman Iansen wf3...Mf Clam 5 M1957 We ended the season in a three way tie for first place in the conference. Ron Adolph was the star pitcher with a 6 win and 1 loss record. Larry Peters was the batting champion with a . 435 Percentage. lst ROW: K. Kloepping fScore Keeperl D. Lohmeier, K. Kloster, L. Peters, R. Adolph, C. Eichmeier, N. lansen. 2nd ROW: G. Shippy, lManagerJ, L. Altensey, L. Lincoln, L. Kerchner, I. Henze, L. Barr, G. Spickler, Coach Pfeiffer. 3rd ROW: D. Fiene, G. Altenbernd, G. Beck, L. Fiene, L. Hoover, R. Hessenthaler, D. Maize, D. Boyer. R AV. 158 125 050 050 000 000 000 DON FIENE KENNY IQOSTER DARRELL LOHMEIER O6 r0Lria,1f1,5 I This year our librarians worked very hard. Some .Jdgflf xSZlII1l'l'fIl1!ZI'I 1'lfL,1 of their tasks consist of filing cards, checking out ' Q books for the students, collecting library fines, and , , X, H 'ufglrf various other library duties. Our new library helped The D-A-W AWGN WS YM' W-Hi WON W 'WW k I , , I k h I Shoemaker. She was self-ctetl by tho flf'llll7l Claris .im to ma e tue llbrarlan S tag S muc easler' the Faculty members as llOlIl1Illlf lTlUSl rloisolvinrl ol this L t0 R: D. Meineftl S. ROSS, C. Leather' S. Vick, honor. The D.lX.R, is ii Liitirrirlssxilp.uw.1rrl, .mil it li . . . br ,Cl l,Ll Sl , si .ll',:s'l l.1.l ,. Mrs. Lycan, Curator, M. Becker, I. Eichmeier, S. pgfriotfgfnfjd MSW po' ml' 1 l lm H up 'H' KlOI'1tZ, K. Beidlef , V. Pfile, Nl. Sflydef, Alice has lmeenactlvcm school rlL'TlVlTll :31llllllin1 thr- M. S- Martin, R. Meier' pas! four years. lrxl'llA sho lui, lmlml rl1eoll'lwlf?:v:ol president, secretary, anal parlmrzreritrxrlrin. The lAlll,lIlZ staff, Bus Patrol, Chorus, and llaml, ot which :she wa: Secretary-Treasurer, are other orrqqriizrxliorris to which Alice belonqed. She servml ris c'l.r:s:s sr-r'rnt.iryrl1rrir1ia her Freshman year. VAl,lXlJlITi'ORlAIl 5A1,Lj'f,'r1'gmlql,'rjf V, .,. , , rr Ir ,. f v,i1ui1r':mow ,x1.rvri:s rr-'l.1,xr1i:lr S'I'.XNDlNt1: I. Bingner, C. Miller, M. Snavely, S. Engel, I. Lohmeier, C. Snavely, 51. ilupnnw, D. Klinger, I. Wolf, SEATED AT PIANO: I. Eieidenreich. QVZ5 , KAOVIJLZS The Girls' Chorus, directed by Mrs. Phyllis Miller, is composed of seventeen girls who meet each day ninth hour. They have participated in the Christmas concert and in the 1958 competition of Festivals in Music. This group also performed for the March meeting of the P. T. A. The Girls' Triple Trio is a selective group of girls who have sung at the Christmas concert and at a P. T. A. meeting. They meet approximately once a week. ROW l: N, xkoeke, l. Lohmelei, I. Nielander, S. Daughenbaugh. ROW Z: S. Klitz, I. Bingner, M, Ellis, l. Llrunder, L. Lincoln. ROW 3: U. lilimxer, N, Rupnow, C. Snavely, S. Engel, M. Snavely. 'I . Q1 -4 , iw 1 is ' N Vw WX 'QR ' Q wx xx Q M . A . NL M r i, 4 ff' qi gm. - bw X, ' ,i .Q Af , ,F 5 wx, ' ' ', ,--' k X 1 , Q W: A . 3' ' 3,3 xy WX X? Q F 'N in Q? WX ,Max . , I Lx x N :Y gg 5 X X M 1 ww XXV X 1 ,,.,,. Q A4 , it Q Q mr , 'NW X -11-an ,R Lf., .. -an x , Tx J 224 x - , ,gay Q l . ,f? N , fp.i K1 v gi 1, K 3 id 73, K K I w ,M , 'WAS Q ' f I . m L ' Q f ' L Q 4 x Qlil QF 1 1 3 I KS ,Y I rig' mcwcliing gan! The Marching Band consisted of 46 members and our majorette, Vyonne Foss. They played at the football games at the Davis Ball Field. This included Dad's Night and the Homecoming. The Marching Band marched at the Annual Davis Celebration, the Dakota Labor Day Parade, and the Piremen's Festival at Orangeville. They played at the Memorial Day Service in Rock Grove last May, Trask Bridge, and at the Stephenson County Fair. FRONT ROA' ACROSS: I. Miller, V. Foss, Director, M. Mueller, M. Snavely. ROW l BACK: D. Deilaven, L. Miller, C. Beck V. Veiimeier, R, Afflerbuugiz, D. Meinert, L. Miller, L. Bordner. ROW 2: I. Schlueter, N, Thoren, I. lieidenreich, C. Keister V D. Jfise, C. Floss, N. Meinert. ROA' 3: C, Suess, L. Iohnson, I. Wolf, D. Remmers, R. llenze, G. llofmeister, I, Hill. RO'y 4: R. Niblo, D. lienze, C. Coleman, I. Olson, R. Hessenthaler, M. Dailey, B. Martin, I. Schadewaldt. ROW 5: I. llolverson ES. Iawver, I. Fink, V. Canfield, S. Fehr, I. Halstead. ROW 6: M. Bordner, B. Miller, B. Spelman, L. Altensey, I. Stearns il. Moyer, I. lioefle, A. Shoemaker. ' -,Q v VY 5 g 73' suv D I Y ! 5 - l'llfLMf6L fd IRON I: D. Meinert, Bus. and Advertising, S. Schubert, Assistant Editor, Mr. Campbell, Advisory I. Heidenreich, Editor: C. Ploss, limi Sheets. ROW 2: S. Klontz, Activities: C. Gill, Photography, C. Peters, Classg I. Meinert, Seniorsy S. Rockey, Classes: IQ. Meier, Activities. ROW 3: B. Schmeltzer, Varsity Basketball: I. Trimble, Theme: L. Vehmeier, Baseball and Track, C. Coleman, llmmeg ll. Voetlv, l'resh-Soph Basketball, M. Haraldson, Photography: C. Snavely, Assistant Bus. and Advertising, End Sheets. This year the Annual Staff consisted of seventeen members who worked hard to plan and prepare the TALEBEARER. Although the work was tedious and sometimes difficult, we had a lot of fun doing it and hope you, the viewers, have as much fun looking at it. The Staff would also like to thank the sponsor, Mr. Campbell, for his assistance and guidance in preparing the TALEBEARER. Gloria and Marlene mounting Ianice, Colleen, and Sharon Dixie working on ads pictures for the TALEBTARER. typing for the TALEBEARER. ei' W M' ' This picture was taken at one of the night meetings when the staff met to work on the TATTLER. The group has just completed mimeographing the paper and is in the process of stapling. fltffif- SLM The TATTLER staff of 1957-58 worked very hard to keep the students informed on school events and activities. During the year we published 17 editions of the TATTLER. Early in the year we launched a campaign to sell ads to the local merchants to help finance our paper. We sold subscriptions to students, and we also sold individual copies. All funds earned from the sale of TATTLERS will be used next year to help finance the TALEBEARER. When we published the Christmas edition, we had a party for the whole staff in the cafeteria. The staff members received their pins at this party. Each member has a pin to designate the position held on the staff. Two of our staff members moved to other schools during the year. They were Mary Koester and Bruce Doty. Carol Lamm joined the staff to fill one of these vacancies. We, the members of the TATTLER staff, would like to thank Mr. Campbell for his time and able assistance spent in helping us publish the TATTLER. We wish good luck to next year's staff in publishing the 1958-59 edition of the TATTLER. ROW 1: I. Holverson, Art Editor: L. Bordner, Feature Editor: L. Miller, Assistant Editor: Mr. Campbell, Advisor: V. Foss, Editor in Chief: B. Dunn, Sports Editor. ROW 2: K. Bell, Roving Reporter: B. Doty, Production Manager: G. Hofmeister, Grade News: I. Kloepping, Business Manager: L. Yeoman, Class News: N. Rupnow, Art Editor: C. Meinert, Roving Reporting. ROW 3: V. Pfile, Club News: M. Snyder, Assistant Feature Editor: I. Schlueter, Society News Editor: M. Becker, Roving Reporter: L. Iohnson, Assistant Class News: C. Leather, Assistant Business Manager: S. Martin, Assistant Business Manager: C. Lamm, Society News Editor. dence President . . . ...... ....... I im Holverson Vice-President . . . . Lana Raetz Secretary .... ..... P at Ross Treasurer . . Loren Shoemaker Sponsor . . . Mrs. Bryant The Science Club is new and in many ways still in the development stage. We hope to become a very active part of the school. The purposes of the Science Club are to promote interest in science to let members gain experience in planning and carrying out experiments, and service to our school and community. 1 . l QS 1 ROW 1: D. Llllge, I. Braasch, Mrs. Bryant, L. Shoemaker, I. Kloster. ROW 2: W. LaMont, A. Herbig, M. Bryan, I. Ross, D. Hessenthaler, P. Ross. ROW 3: L. Raetz, G. Pfile, M. Kincannon, I. Holverson, M. Lamm, E. Cary. 7 ,Qffmml CM President .............. .... G ary Altenbernd Vice-President .... . . Richard Hessenthaler Secretary-Treasurer . . ..... Ron Adolph Student Council . . . Bill Hoefle The Club has drawn up a constitution for governing the Club. One of the projects has been selling refreshments at basketball games. We are planning on raising money to buy a camera which can be used for our own use, such as taking pictures of games for in the TALEBEARER, The Club is also planning an Athletic Banquet to be held in May. liO1'.' l: ll. L5t:l1meltzer, I. Trimble, R. Hessenthaler, G. Altenbernd, R. Adolph, Mr. Bryant, M. Niedermeier. ROW 2: ll. Anrlerson, D. liens, D. Boyer, ll. Dailey, L. Altensey, L. Lincoln, I. Fink. ROW 3: S. Dailey, B. Spelmun, G. Beck, B. Dunn D. lXlillL'Q, L. lmrr, T. Wells. ROW 4: I.. Miller, L. Vehmeier, N. Untersee, L. Fiene, N. Iansen, A. Niedermeier, I. llenze xgilftdelflf QJDLVLCL The Student Council of Dakota has many functions. If any student has a problem or a complaint, they tell it to one of the Student Council members. In turn, this member presents it to the whole Student Council body. After some discussion, we appoint committees, if necessary, to do something about it. There are a number of committees doing different types of jobs. The Student Council is comprised of one member from each home room and two from each organization. It is the government of the students. ROW 1: Treasurer, Thoreng Vice-President: I. Heidenreichy President, I. Wells, Advisor, Mr. Verdung Secretary, N. Goeke Reporter. I. Kortemeier. ROW 2: S. Klontz, V. Foss, G. Gill, I. Meinert, C. Meinert, S. Klitz, I. Halstead, I. Holverson ROW 3: G. Altenbernd, A. Niedermeier, L. Shoemaker, B. Doty, B. Schmeltzer, N. Untersee, C. Snavely, K. Bell. 1. , ,wi r k f . 1 gr' M . ., Hwlmm tm I, Grumier M. II.1m1-Linn., I-I, X.Lnm',o X, Ra111.1 'r-', I. LU 'fi 1 0 wrlwvlfv S. Klitz, K. Kerchner C. Szmvvly, C. M11le1' CAQQPLQCLVLQ ryouia 195 7 , mv, I' Ru' L' M. l.4il'Tll' M, Szmveljf, T. Mlllm ' E. . Halstead, M. Dailey CJ. I.e.xtE1m, S, Klxmym IS. 1J,u1:m: wL11'n Q IDI I 3. . 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Grand March Smlle Pretty ,A xf :L i 2 A M Pig' v Q? X N K . M J 5 ' ' Q 'Ti .Q 2 . R X ,. ,Q :,, we . , I Av .L 52 qi? Q ,Q W gif nf fbi 1 X -l ii j gi i5r5iQ In if . N ,inf f 4 ?3+g'N, xx X ,, Yb. f 3 M.: H V. ffl: bg S gi? , A A W ' -f 1 J, -2513 5? . -Q?-Q S 5, .. 1 1.4 ,M,,,,:: 5 5 ,fF i' E 4 5 Z7 ,Ask fn I N, X NNN S? Q 1' ., -sy, 1 ' Q x T W .r 5 'X ' 1 x .gg . - - - I vb. 5 ., wg 2, Emi' 1 K ,M if ,gm 7 V r rr in L' Nl- ,, Vuur Money Or Your Life Take Your Medicine Cast H 246 MIM' ?C-LCLVL8 On April ll and 12, 1957, the Iunior Class, under the di- rectionof Mr. Herbert Moorhouse, presented Take Your Medicine, a three-act comedy by Felicia Metcalfe. The play is centered around Dr. Bill Jackson, who got into a terrible jam when he and his fiance, Angela Warren, arrived in town and found that Angela's wealthy, cranky uncle, Henry Dodson, was in the hospital. When Angela introduced Bill as Doctor Iackson, Uncle Henry thought that he was a surgeon, and no one corrected him because he promised them 350,000 for the first life Bill saved. Dm Iackson was called upon to replace the regular doctor in several humorous emerqencies. Promoters And Stage Hands .L X Don't Touch Anyone!! 'l'ftKlf YOUR lx'lVlllLIl?ll ' llenry li. Dodson . . . . , , , , , , , any lliemer Angela Warren . . . . . . . . .Uni-lyn Coleman Dr, William Iackson Qllill Miss llolt ........ Patricia Pryor Ukitl . . . Dorothy Carleton Cflottiel Charlotte Nelson Clottiel lack Benson ....... lonatnan Puckett .... Miss Cordelia Pucltett . Miss Dovie Finllletiink iTurtle Dove? ..... Dodie Blake . . Hoofendyize . . Two Old Maids . . Middle-aired .'t' ornarx . . Her Meddlesome Dauiyntei Prompters ........ . . . . liill Svlnneltvrrr , , ,lw.i'1'm llirmrnrrler . . . . . ltJ','r'f' Kraft . . . lShi11'w:rRrr:s:1 . . . . Urillrwzi Snavely . . . for-Ql Xlvllzs . . .lf-ill lltmllr- . .S.1nrl1.1 l,ilWV! I . S.n1lr'-y Vick . .Vinul Vlmszz . Font 'Vriinlrlf' fS,1HI0l'l'xllilIl I Carol I'etnr:a . . . lrrytrr- Meinerl . . . . . .Dixie Mrlinmt . . Itnzngr- Ieiilonrelch tZ.n'ul Eine Dees Duane Delluven ltlttx Meier Mrs. ise 'el pint: .N itn hid-,mip I S2 8 , Si -..M ..-- 11 I X r G af sim' 61 M N.. S M Q. F 674142 MW Weokcine 7, pfag ,SZOIB QM The G. A. A. is an active Member of the Illinois League of High School Girls' Athletic Association. Our purpose is to promote interest and participation in girls' sports and to develop acceptable character and personality traits. This year we have an enrollment of 82. Volleyball practices were held previous to every basketball game. The G. A. A. had a Halloween party, and again this year we had a joint Christmas party with the F. H. A. Officers sewing this year are: President .... . . Neva Goeke Vice-President .... . . . Ioan Bingner Secretary-Treasurer . . . Ioanne Schlueter Points Chairman . . . . Carolyn Coleman Student Council . . . Nancy Thoren Reporter ...... ........ N ancy Rupnow Social Committee . . . . Colleen Snavely, Chairman Marlene Haraldson Carol Miller Marlene Eggemeier SEATED: I. Sch1uetergAdv1sor, Miss Longawa: N. Goeke, I. Bingner. STANDING: M. Eqgemeier, C. Miller, M- Haraldson' N. Thoren, N. Rupnow, C. Snavely. 1 I wb' g'1 r .0- J Q ' M 'KES' '-F N,- RUV1' I1 1'. 11w:1-1, 1,, i.111.'1v1:., 5. .1w.x'11w-vm, 1, 11.11:11m2.1. 111121 X: 11, Muym, 13. 1X1s-111011, D, f3v1Q.1w':1, 1, 11111-1Z11'1, 1. 1l111:111r'1, 11UKN' 12 1. 11-'wr-110 31. Nufw-1111111-1, 11, 111 --, 1, 1.11-11-' V, .v1:'-va, .1, 1.1v1!1:1. 341111311 M, 11.11.1111,cm, 111. 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L LaMont N Goeke B Hoene, 1. Schadewaldt, s. mwver, I. wells, S. Klontz, Mr. Womack KDUBCIOIJ. C Coleman, B Schmeltzer, I. Trimble, C. Ploss. KEEP MOVING CAST Anne Baldwin . ......... Carolyn Coleman Iune Harris ......... . . . Sharon Klontz Rush Harris . . .... Iohn Trimble Tom Jeffrey ............ Bill Schmeltzer Douglas Wells ............. Joel Wells Professor Edmund Enoch Randolph . . . Bill Hoefle Harriet Mason ............ Neva Goeke Emma Knight . . . Iudy Schadewaldt Loretta Phillips . . .... Carol Ploss Charity Lynn . . . Sandra Lawver Sam Vine . . . Lynn LaMont W 77 86,9 Olfblflfg 'Keep Moving, a three-act comedy directed by Mr. M. L. Womack, was presented by the Senior Class on November 7 61 8, 1957. Trouble starts when a trombone-playing Professor Randolph comes to the Baldwin home to spend the entire summer. The Baldwins are away for the summer: therefore, their daughter, Anne, and her house guest, Iune Harris, have to put up with him. To make matters worse, Iune's brother, Rush, decided to pay them a visit with his Liquid Power and immediately takes over the house for a laboratory. After the house becomes overrun by a snooping detective, a gossiping neighbor, a mysterious young girl selling soap, a complaining maid, and a strange woman who insists she has rented the Baldwin home, Anne finally manages to remove her house guests and her parents return to a peaceful home. 5 I ' , i L1 . - , 5 .. K , rt Q t., ,QJW4 4 ' ., .tt ,, . mv - ...... S ijQe,J WOULW H pdl? jzofj N -x, 1' Mudame Trimble I .-. 4 ., -K 'A I Are You Scared, Miss Les? The Bearded Lady f 95 Kownilfa 5 gg-unuq' r . 1: : 4 M V , 3 , Q .gs 'Wi .4 1' 1 .1 , l L. L. I rl 31 1' ' fe T lime Gomes The Brinlel lpana Smile lbf-l Wcdxinq A Maize Ori lnal Dakotals Beauties Q Dig That Crazy Pose! Hey Bill, Are You Wet? ' f A , 2 g 1.9. A l 6 Q gm Faire! President . . . .............. Sharon Schubert Secretary .... . . . . Dixie Meinert Patrol Captain .... .... D on Fiene Patrol Lieutenant .... . . Paul Canfield Discipline Committee . . . . . Don Fiene Paul Canfield Joyce Meinert Karen Bell Don Mensen This year the students, teachers, and bus drivers have established an entirely new organization known as the Bus Patrol. The students who are members of the Bus Patrol were chosen by the teachers and the bus drivers of each bus. Their job is to keep order and help small children safely on and off the buses. The sponsor, Mr. Sharkey, explained the bus rules and discussed the importance of first aid at the meetings that we have held. ROW 1: Mr. Sharkeyi Advisor: R. Steele, II. Henze, C. Coleman, L. Germain, LS. Suess. ROW 2: W. Lapp, S. Schubert, L Iohnsonf I- Schlueter, I. Bingner, D. Melnert, L. Bordner. ROW 3: N. Thoren, G. Shockey, I. Maize, S. Engel, A. Shoemaker S- V1Ck, I. Melnert. ROW 4: D. Mensen, D. Alleman, R. Henze, C. Snavely. I. Hill. D. Bell. G. Glll. I 1 C? as -dis 5 eil r . l li. v k I - OZ! MW' x AXIIIINIIIII 211115 U' Wfl,l'If'lC'Clf K!- fl 1, I.. Lmrwln, I, llolvmrscm, I, llfilsifuxci, I. Crrunder. ROW 2: M. Dailey, I. Iloefle, S. Nesomeier, 13. Meier, R. Meler. ROW 3: lxf0E3lklE'3Ill, l fr V100-Heslnienl, I. lllIlLIlll'?I'f flmtretrlry, I. llelderxreichg Treasurer, I. Kloeppinqg Pulvllc Relfitxons, l.. Yeomrmg Projr-rtsz, D, Mr-lzmrr. ROW A1X'1f,rv1, ll er:-. Hefty, M. Nile, S. Vrurllek, U. Dees, A. Il0rbl9, l. Schluetcr, L. Iolmson, B. liupnow. ROW' S: I. Schazlewnlrit, ii, ilclrubert, l Mr 1 D We mmers, B, jones, S. Klxtz, K. Kerchuer. ROW 6: S. Klinger, l. Marlin, A. Shoemaker, C. Floss, S. Ldwver, l. KOrtemr-ler, fl. l3lIl ll1fl !, M. Snyrim. HOW 73 ll. Ville, D. Klinqer, K. Bcicllcr, R. Butler, K Miles 9 Tn l M l . , - . V Q C, . Iqqemeier, B. Martm, VV. Ilxpp. ROW 21: A Vwlvxrrxx., I. lflll, 13. Ilnuqlmr-nlnrxuqlu, K. Hnll, l. N19ldIl',lCI', L. Miller, V. Foss, S. Fehr, C. Pr-tors. ff 2 'Rf ' Wi , m 5,4 n'n,.,,u -54 'wi 3.44,--1-1:--. fum ,Q Jw , o , . Us 0: f' ' + c' 1 ,Q ., J Q . l g 91 .M .. NN Swim, Q, Q5 gg! as Installation Of New Officers, May 1957 Mig xr, -aw RQ Formal Initiation Of New Members as . X feahmvf' lb-X --'wvjf A 31. Iunior Degrees--K. Miles , Chapter Degrees L Miller L Bordner I' Kortemeier' S' Engel I K 'nr J' 8' F 1 4? NP lr jufure cwmem of ,America President .... ....... . . Dwane De Haven Vice President . . . . .Ierry Henze Secretary .... . . Larry Pfile Treasurer . . . .Bill Motter Reporter . . . Larry Lincoln Sentinel. . . . .Larry Kerchner Advisor ................... Mr. R. G. Briggs The Dakota Chapter has a present enrollment of 25 boys. Dwane De Haven, a senior, will be an applicant for the State Farmer Degree which is awarded to outstanding Future Farmers. He was also elected the outstanding senior Ag. student in the chapter, and will receive an honor award from the DeKalb Agriculture Association for achievement during his three years of Vocational Agriculture. The chapter has S297 in the treasury and owns a tractor and equipment worth 5740. Chapter activities during the past year were financed by selling food at basketball games, making and selling hog troughs, and collecting scrap iron in the community. ROW l: Advisor, Mr. Briggs, President, D. De Haven3V1ce-President, I. Henzep Treasurer, B. Motterp Secretary, L. Pfileg L. Lincoln. ROW 2: D. Boyer, H. Dailey, K. Pontnack, L. Schadewaldt, I. Maize, I. Fink. ROW 3: D. Maize, I. Kloster, E. Strong, G. Altenbemd, D. Flene. ROW 4: N. Untersee, F. Shockey, L. Piene, N. Iansen, S. Dailey, L. Shoemaker, G. Suess. A I S Captain Ron, Crowning Colleen, Homecoming Queen Homecoming Game M., QQ Iudy And Ierrx At The Dance Nancy Cher:-ring A N of X we Queen Presents Football To Captains I Queen And Her Court: Iudy, Margie, Colleen, Ioan, Nancy lllt 'em Agaln Harder 94' I 'R l ni. A X ai . li X Q ,... -S 5 Colleen 5 Ron Look Out l m Comxng Through ...ui- ' .--x H 1-. if x in -'GF -gr Q fm 5 ..,,. 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Toelke I. Boos M. Terhark H. Keech L, Thomas X -i, A . - B V 8 , ... y A ' A . in EE -Q . -v .- B 'P f Q K K . ' , M . -0 - v-- 4 . an K Q 5 . E J Liiffig fig, K ly 1 'W S ' Sz 5 fl -'Q h , I B K K .8 l.K'- ' ' W K -7 K if-P -. i K K ...K K Q K K! Y if 5 X X. We -vw ' . ' , f va. . , , 'W v W 'sf- ' ...- it f ' K Q ' - '9 N' K 'U' vs -gf 5.1 4... . . . -. B as - . .3 K KK V K K.'K.g K r X . . Q K ., , K 7 . f . --:.f A 'K ' rf' X sf. .. f rf Evil' A-a. l 'X . 'i .,.:1xv' S Q5 B f . N u ff'.' 'J' L 5-fri ns. ' . ' .lf an l 4 f L ' X - + lf V ' . ' ' Q . v ' U. if Nw! Z . wk dai? Q -qi ' . ...Q T7 X ' . . , .Z B ' 'jiisau f , Q, '- . K J., S f sw . -3. A . fav, ' ' as rv. ' uv 37:3 .- M bv? ' sz A 1 M za 4 X F' 4 -5 ,. I...-1... 'V 5 'ds -A -' 'Y' - Q it k ZW QV y 1 . I f I f J 'l' A ' We-XA vi . gf ,.- Ml . f ,Q ' 4.15 , 4 f ..- 7? v,-v , -v . , a H 0 ... .Q I ' fs - 7 4 Lani , . 0 - ,1 ' 1 J 3 5 , -n nw L H N' i i - My ey f' . in V P MVA K. I K , A I .lf A 1 4 . , , Y , ,g 4 .Q A ' ' , ' I . Jw 2 'A A , H - L-k vi ' - , at 0 4 A A , ., , 'V , g ' U- K ' A '-ff A A -C' .6 A ' 4' F 0' A - f so 135 A - V V 'Ml t.. f ' .3 U A A I b , ' gr- 4 rf 4 A ' , K, f f -0 51' M' ' 1 ' J , ' l..-' 5 . J 3' , DAvxs STUDENTS ROCK GROVE STUDENTS DAKOTA STUDENTS L. Toelke A. Germain G. Viel N. Simmer B. Buss G. Nott D. Halstead L. Fortner D. Mclntyre S. Ceroni P. Schlueter K. Lentz M. I-Iolverson K. Nyman B. Kinney P. Ceronl T. Clay S. Johnson S. Pflle D. Miller R. Spelman A. Meier R. Smith D. Gelseman W. Stubbe R. Kraft G. Woodley I. Lycan R. Folk S. Meier R. SP91man C. Beckmeier 4th GRADE I. Vletmeyer E. Klinger D. Dooyen L. Pals B. Clskette-Miat E. Eggemeler C. Webster Mrs. Bordner Mrs. Garrow R. Ninemacher N.. Marshall C. Dltswonh Miss Gossard R. Toelke L. Lincoln N. Toelke C. Buss T. Bennehoff L. Bucher L. Zentner M. Pflle C. Altoff K. Chapman R. Clark I. Thoren N. Rubendall C. Busjahn A. Hilton L. Grabow G. Alden L, Abraham M. Redburn F. Wright C. Melnert D. Ackerman D. Zimmerman C. Hellman G. Whalen S. Roemer K, Dornink F. Albright S. Wyss L. Phillips C. Niedermeigr G, Peters G. Buswhn Y ff. Q. l,-' 4, in 0 3 ' 5 Q ' K - .1 ,. T 1 -V A y P , '1.Jy xv I K f 4 , v W 5,21 .. 1 if ... W I f Y' , 1 W 'I ' A z ' .. 3 'V of , N . - A 'F' if A ,A 4 f I . A ,I V .k.V S - K D. Bryan W V V Vg. K . .kkk E , - 19- ,f S.-S.: if A A D. wukms A S' . ' ,.f1 f' ' W 1' - . I ' I A ' I H0rnb0gh 4 -' R' , ' 1 .ul ' S A 'fl A A .36 , dr -Q V , . A 0 L ' ,s A X ,.., A gf., ,WD A , Q. 'V A if A y n A fx. fr Af- 5 A V . A .. .,. .. fa- . 6 . .H ,. . , - it I i L 5 A L mf. -. if Q .5134 Q, 5 5 I S 11 2 4'-fit' ' ,. sm . ...i ASQ 33. ' S ' i .. .f f f Pg f- im' W' . -f 1 g i . -f ft 'K ' 5 ' ' 'la 3 .Qing If, A - IQ' fm .L -1 W 'nt' Y 235 A Q' R Vu 2. , . f . fp fe. A ' . 5 . - y:r:1'Yl'ff' has-fit!! .7 - -... 1 M- f 59' --as 4 f Q 1+ I f N. , ff V , A A K ' . ' 'Z' , ' A A . - WW A ' ' 12. 'Wag fy q A F gf. 4 ff. g i gif' S .J .dw T 'J' 3 - S YL? 5:7 'eq 1 A ' fffw f K 1'-fri? dl ff xg . . f .R , rl.. J I i .. My : V Y . ll . k. ' v , 2 1 A '-' 4 . - if all ' ' 2 3 if , ff a ' ' A AV , on 5 - was ,,, Q gl .iv ,V .Q ig. R . . -:x 1 f 5 . f f A A ,. J A fs r -gi' ', ' ' A .ll ' 1' J' V ' ' xl? . A.. ir, 6- ,, K. I -. K N N Q. ...X M - gs fb, . , I .... S , ' Ta . 'FZ Tx . A Mrs. Conner - N, .X - D. Raymond .G .se Tae p vo ' l s 1, , f' '1 'si' 0 f ww , . X- 2 fp - f si -1' S I' 5.. A Q K v 4 Q -A LW M J J. . rl. . 2 if unix rg, Q E. Meier D. Heltkam I. Keech C. Bechtold D. Schlueter V. Kloepping C. Wenger L. Lincoln I. Wise I. Aisenbrey I. Lawver M. Aisenbrey DAVIS STUDENTS M. Vlel Z. Lawver S. Smith M. Busjahn M. Stuckey B. Beckmeier R. Allen G. Meyers P. Elmer I. Lucht S. Waller M. Klever V, Fluegel D. Toelke B. Wilkins ' 1 A LZ 'I P 3 1 A -ff' A ofa . I in . l ' 6 .4 . K' Q I I P. A -X A I ,h K ,. A is A X - S 4. ' -JP A .. fr: 'r ' 4 - ,u ' Q i ,L . 5 f V .-A , 478 In . Jvxif l ,Q ,' r, . . F! .fir H . ',.- sr. r- R A .- F .Q-A J 'l My ,B ' . '-rv f, A A , ' Liu A A 5' 93 . S Ai 3 z. 4- .1 - me--N -- . :F . N -Q Q 1 'X ' ,f v Cyp Q, - L1 2 A WW ns -1 IB f f mi K Q11 K M- Q A ff-+ A T - - Q , .- :- f!:x...1,g,,..42fv A PN ' Q .-.K ' ,- 'f ... ' hK..,..... x 'f,, lf - J' ak, les-91. in .f l- ,'. - . T r--. A, ? .. .. .LS .JS , .-v . Q ' X X ' 'f ., . 7-.1 Mlss Bolander Clay I. Koester E D. Bardell Koester T. Ebel S D. Schnltzler Ceronl W De Haven , K ...K A, ,kk V D. Halstead Dltsworth D. Alden ., JS? It sf, 3 M r- S ff' 'f ' Klinger P. Miner Lawler D. Krause ROCK GROVE STUDENTS Terhark K. Stebbins G. Rockey C. Heilemeler Schoeny K, Meier L- Barr l- SUCSS Abraham G. Collin D. Daughenbaugh D. Rockey R. Daughenbaugh K. Henze SILVER SPRINGS STUDENTS 0 - J- Grabow R, Ross Mrs. Plowman 2 A X. Ai, P. Newcomer T, Detwiler T. Huenefeld A ' k E. Banderel L. Coombe! L. Llllge K' fr. A G Huenefeld I. McIntyre L. Vleck 354 fr Q, A ' 'fr X - ' .W A L :P 4 S 1 Y 4 I y I 0 , ,, . .1 hr K. .3 .- - I. 1 V. Q i Riff' Qgr I 1 - in r TA f' J' All I Bl. . rg A - ? '!5 55 . A , r .. - 4 ,. .Q-' . , ' ,.. U Q ., V - ' 1.92 5 fs-gi ,Q f 'K fr z l ,v A . ' .F ! 'el 'na K I 5 7 n-frm ., ly . . ,H s ss' . - 1 . ,, 1. 5 ,,.L ... W , A T -Qs A be f f' f +3 .3 1! kk E11 1 x 11 ROCK GROVE STUDENTS M. Marshall D. Clay M. Gabrialson Mrs. Folk C. Domlnk V. Collins L. Rockey V. Clay DKKOTA STUDENTS G. Bardall ' P. Bcrdnar B. Kllnqar R. Pepper C. Verdun R. Lane D. Hill I. Pala M. Shoemakd' C. Mead: Folk G. I-'ou L. Toelke B. Schnltzler Naldarmalar S. Schneebsrqef V, Non C, Mb,-ight Holvenon C. I-'lone S, Mgygrg K. Hens Schradarmelar A. HUP L. Brown S. Tielkemeler A. Hellemeler DAVIS STUDENTS Phllllpl Mlls Gauman Waller S. Radburn Ionian I. Jonson Lucht D. Fehr Hcrnboqen B. Radburn QVLLJ Qu 8 K. Martin L. Lincoln M. Nyman D. Butler C. Eqqemeler L- SHOCK E. Schlnkal S. Schrock P. Heilemeler XE ..,,, , . 4 . E...,q., f my . :gi 4-. ' an 'Nrrl .QM ,. s K Av 'Is'- W i , W' , , a5.r.vg,5, . Malarl S. Do Havan I-I Parent A. Iohnson Rclmar C. Campbell Fahr Backer Morlnq 4 , '.1 2 X .1 .. , 5 mae-,,. Q. 1 A .f3.'.1qg13fgg1-1:1 s rx 1 ff. 1 1 1 . ,. , .. . ..,, . .1 X 'W' .H .. 1 1 s . 'Keg' Q- A 1 . Q .1 , K we 1. . 1. 1. - 1 1 ' r A . 1 .., .- K lv :N Z5 f. .1 --n -5. . r- e sit - 'S ff fy MF' 'f.425'1 J- , , .Q A Q I Q , K ..D 1' 1 asf- 1 4 - . 'J' D A 1 K Y 4 .4 Q31 , 1 -' N-ht W-'f' in . h 1 if -Q 5 . .' N ' ' '. . 'Ti . not K F- , 5 ' N X' ,Q S AK 'L If . A F f 1 iles. eg. X ... 1 K .jg ,'.f' .1 ' ' . I, I , Lat, HL , x f . .5 f f f ' . YF X B . L 5, K 1 gil N ze, PM 4 5 -' .Ax 1- - X . as , - 1 ,-. ' 1 ' Q!! 5 ' ra' 5' 'N - 1 1 ' ' K . 1' we 1 1. -, .. ifgl rr' -...lf 1 K 1 I .fix .Jeff L............. as-J vf'g'4f I-W 1 Ulf 1 , k'kk 2.. ' . EQLQ. K' DAKOTA STUDENTS M , hi A i n - S N Q in Mrs. Goeke I. Martin D. DeGroff 1, Stubbens Q, .A Qi ,A K 7 . Q C. Neuschwander S. Abraham K. Goeke L, Terhark C' ... in K v. M1115 G. Shelly B. Johnson K. Hambley 2 A Q L. A N D. Reeter I. Hutchison A. Bertnl A, Goeke .- 1 J .Q D e I. Rlem B. Lane K. Gabrlelson D, Woodley .' 5 ,K AA 4 C. Daterman I. Fortner A. Baker D, Terhark ' T. Schoeny L. Iohnson K, Hilton Dnvrs STUDENTS Rocx GROVE STUDENTS D. Fluechtllng L. Dltsworth L, Hilton Keister W. Geiseman S. Keehnen G. Hellman L, Hambley D, Alleman B. Pleper D. Thomas L. Melers Veach G. Trumpy S. Henze D. Stlckler S. Wilkins C. Waller Stampfli C. Peterson B. Benning D. Koelling R. Lentz D. Zimmerman K, Veach M. Fluegel S. Albright D. Kloepplng Miss Arnsmele' L. Thomas G. Rupnow R. Lohmeier ly' ,V L. Schlueter L. Curran C. Martin SILVER SPRINGS STUDENTS 3 -. A S. Alexander C. Beckmeler M. Wilkins S. Gmbow L. Huenefeld 5.-. ' -14 .4 . , 1, P ,E S. Kinney I. Butler 1M. Klever L- Adams D. Adams 1 Q, 5 1 A P. Brown NN. Kubly C. Kampmeler H. Schlegel I. Lapp ., b -i W X455 4. ,- I. Shoemaker I. Krueger w L ' N, D fair K I E. 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A Toast To The Tattlffr Wash Them Clean Bilger-Blankenberq Studio Leading School Photographers of Illinois Complete Coverage of Seniors, All Groups and Special Activities 6 South Adams Freeport, Illinois Harold Nott P.O. Box 121 Rock City, Illinois Trenching Sr Excavating Phone Dakota 217 Davis Chickeries Honegger Associate Hatchery Chicks--Feed--Farm Buildings Equipment---Remedies Phone 70 Davis , Illinois Ken's Motor Sales Used Cars South Adams 61 East Main Freeport, Illinois Phone---Main 2844 State Bank oi Davis Member of F. D. I. C. Davis , Illinois Lapp's Standard Service On Route 75 Motor Repair Tune-ups Washing G Greasing Complete Tire Service Tracter 61 Auto Phone--Dakota 0227 Rock City, Illinois snnonno Y ssnvlcf , fsmn mmol i 5 'ini Q : 214- f Biff l 'K a Nil , 4:4 A x Mimi Z i 5 ii' 4 1 A g jf x 1' fi Let's Go! What Are You Looking At? Ilelp! l lllr-ese Don't, Ron! Al1Toqether Now! Yay! Milwaukee! gffif? N.. . im., w,,r ywkmwu, .awk . 'NX V llockheali Sittin' Ou Rocks! Takin' Life Easy How About This? Su Wlmt Does That Make Me? Everybody Comfortable? Smile Pretty! DAVIS LOCKER PLANT curing pork slaughtering processing Hey Brothers Ice Cream Phone-Davis 6 717 g CRAWFORD DRUG STORE Iohn A. Crawford 6: George I. Henkel Freeport , Illinois DAVIS HARDWARE Rversoft--Dri-Gas Service Plumbing--Heating Pump Sales 61 Service Phone 13--Davis Davis, Illinois FREEPORT STATIONERS, INC. Office Supplies 14 E. Main St. Freeport, Illinois BRAULTS BARB ERSHOP Closed Mondays till 6 P. M. Tues. and Thurs. at 5 P.M. Magazines D avis, Illinois HARRY DEGROFF General Trucking-Excavating Milk-Sand-Gravel-Limestone Dirt Moving Phone 5810 Dakota , Illinois C. H. LITTLE 6: COMPANY Established 1859 FEHR'S GEN ERAL STORE Clover Farm Groceries Hardware 6. Appliances China-Glassware House Furnishings-Toys Telephone--4102 Lamps-Silverware Gifts-Electric Appliances Dakota, Illinois Freeport, Illinois L. O. MEIER Conoco Products D avis , Illinois MYERS FUNERAL HOME Lloyd A. Myers Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer Stanley W. Daughenbaugh Licensed Apprentice Lady Assistant Dakota 4303 Phone Rock Grove 1001 Dakota , Illinois uf N. .AV. ,, Q VI! 4 M 'E vs. N333 ir KHP' ii M find! x x if xx P 252 Q80 -1 'ith 1 my 'Q?Y'ii?f HQ .my Mfr af vi QRS? . 475 . , W, -, QQ f my K yt? M! ' 1 ,EM-k,L'vg A 7,33 fm, ffkw-1f.frw-:Q wwfi W? S I - usb .xv '23 FREEPORT SKELGAS 207 West Stephenson Freeport, Illinois Main 3487 Skelgas Heat and Frigidaire Dealer FREEPORT BATTERY SERVICE GARAGE Carburetors-magnetos-electrical ll N. Adams Avenue Freeport, Illinois Phone Main 401 WQ Kieckhaefer EVERSON'S SPOT-LITE GROCERY Fresh 61 Frozen Foods Sealtest Sf Union Dairy Ice Cream Davis, Illinois STATE BANK OF FREEPORT 67 years of Continuous service Freeport , Illinois COLLIER'S MUSIC STORE CHAPIN'S Home of C. G. Conn Band Instruments Furniture Cable, Story 6: Clark-Sohmer Spinet Pianos Conn Electric Organs RCA Victor Sf Magnavox Television And HI-FI Phonographs 21 E. Stephenson St. , Freeport Funeral Home Durand, Illinois THE CHUCK WAGON On Highway 75 Rock City, Illinois Compliments Of DOTY MOTORS Ford Sales and Service Durand, Illinois Phone 59 WILSON'S GROCERY Groceries and Hardware Rock Grove, Illinois Phone 1204 DURAND SERVICE 6: EQUIPMENT COMPANY Durand, Illinois Phone 106 Chevrolet Sales 6: Service Iamesway-Barn Equipment Iohn Deere Sales 6: Service 93 pr i , F, ,. ff 1 K Y Jgi A I I gk Y , 7 0 .r.,fr' A Take It Or Else! .H 5. Try Some! Jyw , x F, ' L .V ,.,., 1 T . 51. Hr.: F 9 i 'T . W S3 elle L,LLL 1 Where's Your Teddy Bear, Io? 88.5 M' .mrs QW Showing Off Their Goodies Levs Get Rollin!! I Knew You Were Coming, So I Baked A Cake! Top Maqazine Sellers Bus Patrols And Sponsor ' 3 'af W DAVIDSON 6. HYBARGER Complete Auto Repair Phone: Cedarville 22 Cedarville, Illinois N . FREEPORT FIRESTONE SERVICE 116 East Stephenson Street Farm Tire Service Philco TV 61 Appliance H ESSENTHALER IMPLEMENT Dealer In fi FARM IMPLEMENTS -4-. Sales and Service I-lECH'I S Freeport's Flnest Fashions ll West Stephenson Freeport, Illinois Compliments Of THE H. A. HILLMER CO. Davis , Illinois THE TREAT OF THE SEASON is our Homemade Pork Sausage and Waffles THE WAFFLE SI-IOPPE 10 South Galena Freeport , Illinois Compliments Of BLISS CONFECTIONERY Davis , Illinois TIMM'S PAINT AND AR'l' STORE Wallpaper-Paints and Glass Painting and Decorating Art Supplies-Ceramics and Woodware Phone Main 4415 We Deliver 217 W. Stephenson St. Freeport, Illinois FREEPORT FLORAL CO. Homer Thompson, Owner Phone--Main 99 Freeport, Illinois MURPHY 6: GUSTAFSON, INC. 724 Young's Lane Freeport, Illinois Iohn Deere DeLaval WALTER KUEHL, IEWELER 17 East Stephenson Street Freeport, Illinois REED Sf SON Dealers ln Sinclair Products Phone: Cedarville 86 Cedarville, Illinols KINNEY SIIOES Shoes for the Entire Family 2 East Stephenson St. Freeport, Illinois I-LARRY'S REPAIR SHOP Dakota, Illlnols Electric and Acetylene Welding ARTHUR R. CORDES AGENCY Insurance that Satlsfles 125 East Stephenson Street Freeport, Illinois Phone: State 512 AP Q, 6 4-34 789641, ? 3 Q Q' IA . Wvmdwmy N Mm ir,-A .3 at 3 457' PECATONICA HARDWARE STORE Pecatonica, Illinois Bob Anderson, Proprietor Compliments Of ALBERT HUGELSHOFER Auctioneer Farm, Real Estate, and Phone 5 MID CITY GRILL Household Sales Hardware, paint, plumbing Freeport, Illinois Phone Dakota 52 supplies Dakota, Illinois Pecatonica , Illinois I BIG SHOE STORE Footwear for the Entire Family 9 E. Stephenson St. Freeport, Illinois SHIPPEE FARM ,STORE Phone Main 1839 Dri-gas The All-Purpose Bottled Gas Rite-Way Milkers Master Mix Feeds Gas Appliances Fertilizers and Complete Farm Supplies Freeport, Illinois Compliments Of DURAND ELECTRIC SERVICE Phone 5 Durand, ' Illinois I v- AL C. EMRICH Society Brand Clothes Quality Clothing and Furnishings Opposite Court House Freeport , Illinois THE BIG STORE IN FREEPORT KEQCLLIL Freeport , Illinois BESTFIYLIHSHES LUECKE IEWELERS HARRY SCHRADER Consignment Sale WOODROW KURTZ R- G- Luecke Every Tuesday Cgntfactgf' C. M. Luecke Anything Concrete Everything Concrete Phone: Rock Grove 1503 Rock City, Illinois Registered Ieweler 10 E. Main Street Freeport, Illinois Hogs and Cattle Bought Daily Phone Dakota 27 Dakota, Illinois Compliments Compliments FREEPORT AUTEX CO. Of Of Auto Accessories ROCK GROVE CHEESE CO. NEWBERRY WALLPAPER 61 Admiral Appliances PAINT CO. 218-20 W. Stephenson Gerald and Hedy Daughenbaugh Phone: Rock Grove 617 Freeport , Illinois Freeport , Illinois 9 7 'JL ,7 Ie- i .f 5 Lettermen s Activity Night mx. -3 5'f! 1f: Ez , ,H R W L, . I. .I ,, .V ug, 5 - .. ,..:,.. Q 1 1: X -1. 5:92:54 !, 92 , KN 'Sm' T fi ,M , i W ff RN K We an Q51 5 J, if ,gf 1 Se A A 3 A? 1 , . G . g 9 4' 5 X ma F in ,ffm 69 55 41 W ' S ,, YF W E 'M if if at xii wt A Q, 'S ,,f .gg if J pk n , W ns, - 'Y -.z wif , W, 54.1 M V ggi ggiiif, 2 ' ' 'x' ,, M, , af 15-. ' NN, 4 W.,,.-- Q 1 fi 3 Mg ,,,,,,.-f- mr ' k W Mi 2 . if xx 'P 4 f' si.: 1,36 Q L A f AV wi' y Pi ,I J A, Q ,fww if ,if M ,X x s,,. -w , XV, 'vc1 '? f'ff h f, 'L A 4-wqaeiinf 1 rg 5 ogg fx. 'Zn A ' if Q f :Ng i :PN - :ff fi -vvif fx ' X f' 14 Q - I 5712 ,ww X 'A ,fir 3 M 1. ,ve ks, if , ,1 1413 iw Qs v M, 'ff' -2 D ' if , , . fx img 'S f V 'ss 1 A x M, w 1. F. Q.. 551 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 58 Rock City Bank Ralph Benning General Store Phone--Davis 6 Davis, Illinois IGIN The basic aims of The Farmers Union are based upon our Understanding of the Laws 0 of nature and of God. R.1Hf6 Oscar Swanson - Field Worker - Rockford, Ill. Messing and Becker Everything in Sporting Goods It pays to Play 18 South Galena Avenue Freeport, Illinois Roy Mitchell Oil Lubrication Gas 1 Dakota, Illinois Tkfvqw ilk '57, x 1 Xxx :X g u4lY1nq A1 A lllumlw-1 Vu ,Jr 4 Q fax-wisx ,', A19 You I,mnkxm1 In My Nami? Isn'tItCx1tr- Yolri It Straxgm Ihm'1 'IHUL 5 'Vlmt Vutlu 'tr Dv My-f ' 1'n milu 1 1'1'l-X Il D, .,.,.. .14 ,. 1 1 ' ' 'M f 5125 , fm? ,Q . ,, ,..,.,. 1. 1 Compliments Of REED'S CAFE Rock City, Illinois A Good Place to Eat F OLSON 'S CAFE Hamburgers Dinners Coffee Bowling Six Nights Weekly Short Orders at all Times ish Fries Every Friday Nig Davis, Illinois ht JOHN PELA CHEVROLET Art, Iohn, 6: Roy Sells and Services Phone--Davis 5319 Rock City, Illinois DAICQEQTIQIIQILCLMCZBEDNG 5' DEININGERI FLORAL SHOP ' Compliments Plumbing' Heating Phone Main and Of Electrical work 1 West Main DAKOTA Phone--54 or 4102 Freeport, Illinois TELEPHONE DeHaven 8: Fehr OFFICE Dakota, Illinois ' 1 A' HARLEN H. TRAVIS Ieweler Keepsake Diamonds Phone Main 748 211 West Stephenson St. Freeport , Illinois STUKENBERG IMPLEMENT SALES 19 East Main St. Tractors - Combines Farm Implements MERCK BOOK STORE Stationery-Hallmark Cards Religious Accessories Pictures 214 West Stephenson Street Freeport , Illinois KROGULL'S Compliments Of FREEPORT cAsH MEAT MARKET E' W- RUNTE ROTI-ISTEIN'S Quality Meats Phone Main 3'05 7 E. Main St. Freeport, Illinois First with the Newest in Sharp Sportswear 15 South Chicago Avenue Freeport, Illinois STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Rock City, Illinois FREEPORT BUICK CO. Buick Sales and Service Corners, Van Buren and W. Spring Street Freeport, Illinois KLITZ GROCERY Work Clothes - Drugs Rubber Footware General Merchandise Rock City, Illinois Compliments Of BAMBERG CLOTHING BARN 2 Miles North of Freeport on Route 26 101 Compliments Of The H. A. Hillmer Co. Dakota, Illinois Y HAUSER MEAT MARKET 19 West Main Street Freeport, Illinois Choice Meats 61 Groceries I' Compliments GREEN-Mc CARTNEY Of IMPLEMENT co. PLORENCE'S DINING Room Durand Corners 115 S. Galena Ave. Freeport, Illinois Phone--State 475 Allis-Chalmers---New Idea Sales 6: Service Durand, Illinois Phone--4806 ROBERT W. THOREN Radio G T.V. Sales 61 Service Electric Wiring Rock City, Illinois ROCK CITY LUMBER 8: SUPPLY Building Materials Farm Supplies Feed 6: Fuel Custom Grinding Phone--Dakota 1 8 09 Rock ony, 111111015 KLIPPING'S CLOTHING CORNER Z West Stephenson Freeport, Illinois Main 469 Where Well Dressed Men Get That Way - .I THE PREEPORT HARDWARE COMPANY Wholesale and Retail 103-105-109 West Main Stree 114-116 South Van Buren Corner Main 61 South Galen Freeport, Illinois Phones--Main 284 81 286 v a 'L Ixv fo .ACS S Gqufog mpg: Q k .II I. LJ C umw,-,na L mmm by wu.swon1-H Mmm... Mm. u. . :L A .-,K . ,-q, , fu 1,1 1 'aff - -Q 125 , 4- ,V lj arf , HQ ' ,Q ,, ,m Q. 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