Dubois High School - Echo Yearbook (Dubois, IN)

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Robert Lee Pieper, wxll my love for p1ck1ng a hght to Bernard Gxlson Edward Rasche w1l1 my m1sch1ev1ous characterlsncs and ablhty to get by m school without workmg too hard to joe L1egler Charles Schnell w1l1 my musxcal talent and prlvmlege to play at school dances to my sxster Sylvxa Schnell Geraldme Strotman w1ll my love for readmg story books and keepmg late catch up on your sleep J Vzctor Teder w1ll my ab1l1ty to play the gu1tar to anyone who 1S wxllxng to learn joe Werkert w111 my qmetness and courtesy to Howard Anderson Really lt gets you farther w1th the glrls Anderson The Semor Class of 1949 w1lls to all Freshmen Sophomores and junlors the love apprec1at1on and respect to Dubols Hlgh School 1ts teachers, and 1tS present and future students 11 I' . . . . . . I' , . . . . . . . . , I, , . . . . I' . , . . , hours to Barbara Jean Nigg. lTry it, Barbara. It's not too bad, if you can 1, . ' . . . . . . . I, . , . . I Q , . . . ,

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I Clam 'W ll Mary jane Baer w1ll my adventurous trlps to the West Baden skating rmk to anyone finding interest there Paul Baer will my abxlity to play table tennis to Gene Bauer You seern to have a good start Gene keep xt up Bill Fischer will my devxlishness and love for telling Jokes to Emil Fuhrman Ut doesn t take bra1ns for that Laverne Friedman will my gxgghng spells and my yell leadership to Ardella Hopf W1lda Mae Gehlhausen will my qumetness and artxstxc talent to Mary Lee Nordhoff Evelyn Grzeve will my week ends at home to Helen Bachman QStaying at home once m a wh1le is good for you Wnlma Hall w1l1 my dimples and tooth paste smile to Pauline Gehlhausen Eugene Heeke w1ll my abxhty to get the family car or truck to take one of the Yell Leaders home after ball games to the boys picking the prettiest g1rls m school problems to someone w1th enough brains to work them jane Mathezs w11l my Edmtorshxp of the Jeep Echo to my sister, Gladys Mae Eugene Mathexs will my easy way of school life great amount of unused ab1l1ty and other shck trlcks to Rudy Heubner Delbert Meyer w1lly my mathematical abxhty and ab111ty to argue to Gabrxel The1s1ng Iona Neukam w1ll my ab1l1ty to sleep 1n C1v1cs Class on Monday morzung to the unfortunate g1rls who stay out late on Saturday and Sunday mghts George Neukam w1ll my pos1t1on as Semor Class Presmdent to Norma Lee Sendleweck because of expenence ab1l1ty and other reasons too numerous to ment1on Alex Pmeper wall my love for Post Graduates of D H S and my New Years Resolutxon of 49 to Glenn Z1egler 10 O L I' , . . . I. . ' - 1 . . ' -J It I . I 0 I ' J ID I . . I. . , . . . In . 1 ' 1 . . J 1. ' . ' - I! I l 0 . I I, Alva Leistner, will my Advanced Algebra Book and troubles with Algebra I, . . .y.. D ID . D I L D . . . . . . I , . . . . . . . I, , . . . . . I, ' , ' - . . . '

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Clan Prophecy Woe is me Woe is me Here I have the first Saturday off in four months and look what happened to me First thing my car wouldn t start when I tried to sneak out to go fishing so I had to go and wake Henry fl-lenry is my next door neighborj and ask him to help start my car In the process we woke my wife Then the fun really began First of all I had to stay at home Second I had to fix breakfast Then my wife looked at the calendar and noticed it was April And as Spring had come late t.h1S year Oh why did Sprlng have to corne late this year of 599 I was to help clean house Giving me a break she assigned me to the attic So reluctantly I trudged up the stairs one foot after the other until I reached the top My what a nice mess of papers I 11 be able to clean them up in an hour So that means that I can sleep for at least two or three hours I had hardly dozed off to sleep my wife came up the stairs to see why everything was so quiet Well the outcome of the argument was that I was clean up the attic right away So I went to work The mess consisted mostly of old newspapers and old books So for the next two hours I looked at the funn1es I especially enjoyed Mutt and jeff Finally I drew out a rather familiar looking book Overcome by curiosity I opened it It was my old high school yearbook No wonder it looked so fa miliar Proceeding to leaf through the old book I came upon a section entitled Class Prophecies' And this is what I read I Father Time of the year 1959, while looking over the party at the new Gymnasium at Dubois High School was very much amused The class of 49 is older now but the people are still the same in their actions and features As I looked more closely in on the party I saw no one but the honorable Paul Wm Baer He was standing by the chow sampling the punch and de vouring a combination sandwich This seemed to be a very appropriate place for Paul but forgetting about his appetite he is a very well liked person He is now pastor of the church of I-laysville As I was watching Paul I saw a Mrs QI can t quite recall her last name , who used to be Miss Wilda Gehlhausen walk over to Paul They talked for a while then went over to dance It reminded me of the time when she and Paul were in the Senior Class Play They did a splendid Job Well anyway Wilda now has a Governrnent job at Washington D C and is now hav mg a three weeks vacation 12 9 I I - Q , u n . , ' , ' . . D ' ' . to It looked familiar, but yet, I had difficulty in recalling some of the faces. 1 . Y Y 1. . .