Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

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RCY ROE IDA. Why hurry, the day Is long. GORDEI! SCEIKF For e'en though van- quished he could argue still. DAVID SCHREIBER I ve always liked school --at least the vacation part EVELYN SCIDMORE We all know her heart Is In the army. DOROTHY STOIBER A good worker, a plea- sant friend, and full of fun. What more could one wish for? MARVIN TAUCEEN Intelligence is not his only virtue. DOLORES TISCHENDORP Sober, but not serious. ISADORE UMLAFT Sometimes I sit and think, and other times I Just sit. HERBERT WALDHART Never a better debat- er bom t