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

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Senior Class Wlll X e thc class of 1918 rcs1dents of the toxm of Dolln er the townsh1p of L1ncoln the county of Fmmtt thc state of Iowa and last but not least the Umted States of Amerlca bemg 1n good ment 1l conci1t1on as usu 11 md 1n better temper than usual do hereby make and publlsh tlus our l1st xull 1nd testament as a dead gne away tothe faculty and underclassmen l'o I mmtt 1nd C 1rl GYICSC we leaxe all chew1ng gum pencll marks and other l1ttle urumport mt 1101118 nt 11 nc left lun l1Ol.1Ild 1n odd places oxer the last twelve years To thc cooks ue leaxc 1ll thc food we have thrown away knowlng they w1ll be only too glad to usa lt 1n thur home made soup To V1 Lucas we leaxe all 011011110211 equatlons old chem1stry tests and all Mercaptans know mg he v11ll make better use of them than we w1ll Fo 'Xlrs Stow we leave all our old theme papers our varlous reports and nlnety just l1ke new CODICS of the Readers' D1gGSt To coach we leave our old speech notes m1s pronounced words broken tra1n1ng rules and the numerous troph1es we haxe won oser the last four years To Nlr Rogers we leaxe all our old practlce sets very shghtly used COPIES of Semor Scholas txc our numerous ten m1nute t1med wr1t1ngs our government books wluch were scarcely opened and our many 1ncomplete papers Donna walls all the str1et rules she has had to follow to all the sophomores 1n hopes that by the t1me they are seruors they w1ll be used to them Sharon F would l1ke to leave her excess we1ght to Rosemary Weber knowmg that Rosemary w1ll make good use of It Lo1s W1llS a bottle of asp1r1ns to the offlce 1n hopes they w1ll replace all the ones she has taken durmg the past four years Dale would l1ke to leave lus ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers to Larry S B111 D , or any one else who feels they need lt Helen w1lls her love of runmng and do1ng exerclses to Mar1lyn M but prefers to keep her many memones of the fun she found both 1n and out of D H S Sharon L would l1ke to leave all her numerous freckles to anyone who w1ll take them Ronny w1lls lus 2 hand wrltten student handbooks to Mr Lucas 1n hopes that Mr Lucas w1ll tlunk of what a n1ce sweet obed1ent boy he was every t1me he sees them If Mr Lucas doesn't want them he can give them to Janet L1lland knowlng she w1ll make good use of them Karen would l1ke to leave her new school desk the Junk 1n It and also her ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers to Mamlyn Moore Patsy would l1ke to w1ll her old free throw troplues to the school However 1f Gruver and Doll1ver should ever consol1date she would l1ke them back as she does not want them 1n the Gruver trophy case C'1lV1H wllls h1s abxlxty to get good Englxsh grades to Marvln H Donna would l1ke to w1ll all her qulet WJ mghts 1n Armstrong to Judy Weber Sharon F w1lls her typmg ab1l1ty to Harold Cralg IS w1lls her Mary Or1g1nal Skllft to anyone lt f1ts Ronny would l1ke to leave h1S old gum to Marllyn M It IS better than freshly chewed gtun anyu ay Patsy LOIS and Sharon L would l1ke to leave thelr Bermuda shorts to Mr Rogers He m1ght need them 1n a future P T A play Calx 1n w1lls lus ablllty to make an argument out of anythlng to Mac I C ll' I' ' ' r ' ' ' y ' 1 1 s , , . H . ' ' ' ' ' - 1 1 9 S ' Z I ' , , r -' 4 1 I v V Y 1 t , n , 4. i 4 1 . Y , . . . . - . 1 . , , I I I ' V' g I ' ' . y f V I - - . , 4 ' I . . A. 1 . . . . y 1 9 ' I , i . . H. . . - . , , , J, . . . 1 4 1 1 1 ' r r . Y . . . . - . . , , 2 1 t . ' vw ' 11 ' ., . . . 7 . . - 1 . Q 1 , u . . H . . . . ' 2 . . . . n . 0 a 9 ' ' , . 1 1 . ' 1 Q . 4 - . . . . . '. ,, . . H . . . Lo . . . . . Y . , . , , . . - . . 1 . y. . . . . . H H Q

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XXL unc noxx f1n1shed w1th elementarx course xn the army Xle were g1ven a chomce of LllllL1 IC enllstlns, or 1CCC1Xlllg a dlseharge Those who re enllsted were Karen Cassem Donnl L r ug Sh ll on Ferguson, Lo1s HGIUIII Dale H011 Helen Hunt Betty Lou Koster 5l'l'll0ll Xnnt L1ll md Llly Sager, Ronny Sampson Karen S1mmer Patsy Stow, Calvln Zwlefel 101 rx Xl tganan and Rosalxe Trlplett H0 111 1t001x0d the rat1ng of second lleutenant Our general of the army vsas Mr VNlu13.I'I'1 I Cass Ou1 major generals were Mr V1 essendorf Mr Jack Masters and our br1gad1er QLIICI 11 xx lb 'klrs VlX1'1I'l Butterfleld XX 0 knexx we were ln for a four year course the f1rst year bemg the worst, and many vxere sony they IC enlxsted We lost two recru1ts that year they were Anna Mae Heggen and Jerry V1 Lgm an C 11x 1n D de and Ronny all went out for basketball and baseball Sharon Ferguson b zskttball glee club and other extra curncular act1v1t1es We found th1S 11fe qulte d1fferent and we were qulte green about the matter We were broken 1n f1rst by our lugher offlcers fsemorsj wlth an 1n1t1at1on Vle thought we were never golng to make It through the year but fmally three months furlough was granted to exeryone He were then promoted to f1rst lleutenants We receu ed a neu major general who was Mr John Hox 1 md VK e 1ga1n had a three month furlough and came back w1th the rat1ng of captam We lost one recru1t dur1ng the year who was Rosahe Trlplett We also ga1ned a new major general who was Mr Ke1th Carney and one new general Mr Harold Stanley Lucas Dale Calv1n, and Ronny all took part m basketball and baseball Sharon F Patsy Stow Helen Hunt Sharon L1lland, Lo1s Herum Karen S1mmer, and Donna Craag part1c1pated 1n basketball paper staff and ann ual Our edxtor for the paper was Patsy Stow Her co ed1tors were Sharon Ferguson and Sharon L1lland All the girls part1c1pated 1n glee club Some sang 1n the sextette V1 e reeeu ed another three months furlough then we came back for our last year at Camp Dollu er After 12 years we knew we would m1ss It when we f1nal1y d1d rece1ve our dlscharges XX e d1d rcceue our rat1ng of majors Vle had a neu major general who was Mr R1ehard ROgC1S, and a nevl br1gad1er general who was Mrs M1ldred Stow Sharon, Patsy Helen, Sharon L Lo1s and Karen all part1c1pated 1n basketball and Dale Calv1n and Rormy all went out for basketball and baseball Many ex ents took place dur1ng our last year at Camp D H S We w1ll never forget them We the semors, w1sh to take th1s t1me to thank all our teachers who helped us all the way through school and were so pat1ent and understand1ng We hope we w1ll all be successful 1n what exer we attempt 1. v , -X . . T 1 .,. . - . l . k . . . , L i :ins Q 1 1 . . 1 1 1 2 s K. K , I 1 . 1 , . , , N K , . , . . , Y ' Q' V' ' , 1 t - . ,Xi H L , . i , . ,. . F. it K. ' t ' 1 ' A . V , . A , I ' , . L , . . 7 ,- 0 f - - ' . ' 3 'I . . z , 1 . ' , Lois Herum, Sharon Lilland, Betty Lou Koster, Patsy Stow, and Helen Hunt all went out for L X , L - . . . . . . . . . ' r r . . . . , .y V . ' z . 1 . . , . . , . 1 K I 0 0 , , , . . , . . . , , - . .Y , l , . .y L . . n , V . n . 'S ! I I . . O I . I 1. B K I A 4 ' I Q Q u . u 9

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Karen w1lls her vtorklnff ambltlon to Kenny H B111 D md GCO1 ge B Helen w1lls her ab1l1ty to get mto GI'Ilb'II'I'lSSlI1g s1tuat1ons to Nlal 1lVTl Huntlex In wltness whereof we haxe hereto subscmbed our n unes md lff1PsCd our seal tlus 28th d IX 111 Aprll 1n the year mneteen hundred and flfty elght gavlng power of lttO1I'lCV to om p1es1dent Sharon lnlland to Slgh for us aaa afffaa. Jam fffide.-,JZ W1tness to Wlt Sharon Lllland lJ1CS1d6I'lt Senlor Class Prophecies Once upon a t1me a green eared freshman vxent walkmg 1n the woods surroundlng Tuttle Lake Suddently the sun d1sappeared belund a huge dark cloud and he reahzed tl1at he was 1lone eom pletely alone There was no one to talk to no one at all He began to run bl1ndly through the woods bounc1ng off tree trunks and crash1ng through the underbrush Mr Roge rs' Mr Ham III' he shouted but nexther fr1endly helpful f1gure appeared There was no hope for h1m Sobbmg he collapsed on top of a w1ld rose bush L1ttle boy lxttle boy you're mussmg my dress came a XOICC beneath h1m and the w11d rose bush sl1thered away Before h1S green eared freshman eyes It changed shape 1nto tl1e f1gure of a beautlful green eyed w1tch VR hat 1S the mearung of th1s terrlble behax 101 '7 she quest1oned crossly as she looked about her Now you'xe made me upset the whole spell and you so startled me that I'xe dropped my 1nstruct1on book I ought to turn you 1nto a hop toad but that IS lesson 31 and I'm only as far as number 11 Now 1f you'll just get out of here and come back 1n .1 week or so I'll take care of you Be gone' And she turned her back to h1m and began look1ng 1n all the m1lkweed pods The green eared freshman Just sat there 1n a heap and wept no1s1ly Stop that awful H0156 ' I thought I told you to get out of here Leaxe' snapped the w1tch glar mg at h1m But I don't know the way back I'm lost and I'm a green eared freshman and I vnant to knoxx the way to Dolhx er Can you help me XX 1tch NK 1tch 'P Hazel snapped the W1tCh 1f 1t's any of your bus1ness But I can't help you Returnm lost peo ple 1sn't unt11 lesson 27 and I won't reach It for 1 weel No' No' shneked the freshman I c'1n't die' I must llxe to gr 1elu 1te from Dolhxer wlth the class of '61 VN71tCh Hazel's cold heart softened QO1' maybe she just wanted to get r1d of h1m so she could change herself back 1nto the w1ld rose bush and cont1nue lesson 11 J All r1ght she sald I'll try every spell I know But I only haxe done the fxrst 11 lessons md I can't guarantee results . v . . . Y . 1 1 D e g . , . 1 . . . . . 1 1. . . Q. x V e 1 1 . 1 A -. ' ' ' I 1 1 ' 1 Il' , -, 9 1 . A . . , K , . X f f 1 , - , , , . ' 1 7 9 0 . - V . . . . . . , 1 4 1 , ' - I -0- n K. ' ' Y' , 11 , . . . . 1 e . 1 ' ' 1 . ,, . . . ,, 7 . . . s 1 1 1 U -' I 8 g . . ,, . . . . . Y. H ,, . ' n . 11 , . , e V . . . . ' i , L 0 1 l ,, . . . I . . . ' . 11 ' , 11 - - . . . , e S . . YI - . , . , ' ! . V .. -- .. --I ,, . , . 11 11 ' 11' ' 1 ' , , ' U- , 1 9 ' ' ' o , 1 Q. 11 V1 ' I1 ' ' , . , 1 '1 ' . . . 1. . e 1 11 . . . X . . Q X Y . 1 . ll ' IV ' 'V y . 1 ' ,-- - . 1 ' ' 1 L YI .