Dolliver High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Dolliver, IA)

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HI lltes Stuff BACK ROW Mr Rogers Patsy Stow Sharon L111and Sharon Ferguson Donna Crzug Karen S1mmer and Calvm Zwlefel FRONT ROW Helen Hunt Loxs Herum a.nd Ronald Sampson Ed1tor Asst Edltors Photographers Classes . . . Prophecy . Hxstory . . . Glrls' Sports . Busmess Manager . STAFF Loxs Helen Ronny Sh'1ron Sh'1ron .....Da1e . Patsy . Donna . . . Karen . . . .Calvm Advisor ...... . Mr. Rogers

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5 Q' -9- ! 6, W is gone, and I'm not feeling well myself. Band Basketball Baseball Glee Club Mixed Chorus fVice- Live-Wire Hi-Lites Class Officer Student Council Quartette Desperate Ambrose The Amazing Maudi Three Blind Dates Future Teachers 4 Prom King f, Baby Snapshots 12 '4 . -.W 51 ., ,M 1 1. L. H. - Such a devilish look in my eyes! 2. D. C. - I'm always with a guy! 3. C. SC. - Gee, don't I look cute, Mania? 4. R. S. - I'm ready, ball and all. 5. 5. F. - Pretty and patiently waiting. 6. ll. ll. - This is the only thing I can legally drive. 7. P. S. - Can you hear me? 8. K. S. - Pals! My brother and I! 9. D. Il. - All alone with no one to play with me! 1 0. S. L. - Do you want me to bring the diapers off the line, Mommy? Napoleon is dead, Washington CALVIN EUGENE ZWIEFEL HCS-V. 1,2 1,2 pres.J e Starr

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Senior Class Play CAST Mr. Dave Ellis Dale Holl Mrs. Anna Ellis Sharon Lilland George Ellis Ronald Sampson Katy Ellis Patsy Stow Neil Olson Calvin Zwiefel Ada Clark Sharon Ferguson Cora Ridgely Lois Herum Helen Woods Donna Craig Janet Smith Helen Hunt Tessie Adams Karen Simmer THREE BLIND DATES Katy Ellis is fed up with Helen Woods' eternal bragging about her brother's popularity and social graces. Where the shoe really pinches is that Katy's brother, George, is about the most unsocial chap alive. Completely absorbed in scientific experiments, George, is away for his first year of college. Katy has plans for George's summer vacation at home. She spreads the news among her girl acquaintances that George has undergone a miraculous change in attitude toward girlsg has, in fact, become a veritable man-about-town. Ada Clark helps her with the plans. Three girls -- Cora, Janet, and Tessie -- become very interested in him and help to give George's colorless room the college treatment in a big way. Athletic equipment is everywhere in evidenceg girls' pictures clutter up the landscapeg even Dave Ellis's pipes are appropriated in order to give the room a mannish air. When George arrives home he brings Neil Olson, his colleague, and they proceed to work on an important scientific experiment. Mrs, Ellis is slightly bewildered by all the unexpected guests but still tries to keep up with her housework.