Dumont High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dumont, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1948 volume:

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YINUTSOIN Cedar Falls Iowa Flrst Graoe Iowa State Teache rs Thornton Iowa Second Grade Iowa State Teachers HELEN ALBERS Klemme Iowa Thlrd and Fourth Grade Iowa State Teachers Upper Iowa NIRS GERALD RAISCI-I Ixlanchester Iowa Flfth Grade Iovsa State Teachers MR MARTIN SCHMIDT Clarksv1lIe Iowa S1Xth seventh and Elghth Departmental Iowa State Teachers MISS ELOISE MORGAN Albxa Iowa Sxxth Seventh and Elghth Departmental Albla jumor College Drake U Parsons . . Presldent . . Secretary . . . Treasurer Lloyd Faber Mr. F. M. Sorenson Mr. Lloyd White A ,'II,TY I, ..F.G.If , JC II,.uY,. if A . ' t Ii. I5 Ja ' -.I ' Clari Ii, 1 a , , ,, o .It . ' ' I I, ' I a, . . . 2 I I , ' MISS PAULINE SCHONENIANN .j. J. I , , Y' ' 'I , MR. , MR. .. a.. , ' M . M 4' NS: 04,9 o',, 'I ww. 1,4-, Maid Mr F G McKinley Supt Mr Lyle Dodd Couch Mr j E Lee Prin Mr Harold Humvalt x f Bonnie Culbertson MN- J- E- I-N , I. f K 1 , Y' ' L ' .1 ' .g + 3 '. 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DONALD UBBEN o work or not to work that 1 the quesho asmr-xball L 3 4 B se-ball l A iw Boys Glee Club 3 3 4 lx IXCC Chorus 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Sr Play 4 Hansell 1 DOROTHEA VAN RIDER Sweet bui ratxoned Gu-ls Glee Club 1 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 r Play 3 Sr Play Girls Sexiette 4 Pep Club 3 Speech Plays 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Class Offxce I LAVONNE WINTER What she doean t know xsn t worth knowing Girls Glee Club l Z 3 4 Mlxed Chorus Pep Club 3 4 Sr Play Speech Plays 4 Class Oifxcer 1 Student Council l Newspaper Sta!! 3 Annual Sta!! 3 4 LIDA LEE HARLAN Listen to this joke Girls Glee Club Z,3,4, Mixed Chorus 3,4-. jr. Play 3, Sr. Play 4. Pep Club 3,4, Band Z,3,4. Cheer Leader 2,3,4. Girls Basketball 4, Annual Staff 4, Marching Band Z,3,4, News per Staff 4, Speech stays 3, Clarion l Fl. , ' ' . T , Y 1, . . A I B fs e ' ,5,5, B ri ,. J S jr.l'lay 3g5r.l'ey4, a. - 1. Bras. 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' : .42 I F Semor Class Hxstory The fxrst Monday of Se ntember 1936 saw twenty S1X youngste s enterlng the por of Dumont School for the flrst l1I1lC Of th1s orlglnal group only f1V8 Dorothea Van Rl, L ynn Uhlenhopp Donald Seeger Floyd Clemens and Dawn Piper remaln after twelve years Our grade teachers consxsted ofM1ss Cravon Mlss Boyer Mlss Stoddard Mxss Kxdd Mxss Basham Mlss Dunn Mxss Carpenter and Mxss Lathrop To the group graduatmg from exghth grade Arlene Kramer Dorxs Hearn jo Ann Bronsema Dorothea Van Rlper Floyd Clemens avotte Lerdal Vlrglnla Goodsell Lynn Uhlenhopp Donald Seeger Dawn Plper Lavonne Wlnter Beverly Mxller and Bob Mlller were added to D1ck Lester LeRoy Lupkes Truman Ol1Ve Donald Ubben and Llnda Stock to make up the exghteen green freshmen enterlng hlgh school 1n the fall of 1944 Miss Rowlands served as our freshrnen sponsor Lavonne Winter as our presldent Dorothea Van R1per as v1ce presldent and jo Ann Bronsema as our secretary treasurer Durlng our sophomore year Llda Harland and Helen Ruth Zlmmerman entered our ranks Melalne Ahrens Truman Ohve and Bob Miller were dropped from our class Mxss Costlgan was our sophomore sponsor and we elected javotte as president Tru.man v1ce Presldent and Lavonne secretary treasurer Two new students Wllbur Dye and Daryl Richard entered from Aredale to add to our ranks 1n our Junlor year but we lost javotte Our Jumor class play was Rlme and Rxme Agaln We honored the semors w1th a Jumor senlor banquet uslng a Dutch theme Mlss johnston was our sponsor Helen Ruth 71mmerman presldent Donald Seeger v1ce presldent and jo Ann Bronsema secretary treasurer Vlrglnla Goodsell left us at the close of the flrst semester ln our senior year leav lng us w1th fourteen members Offlcers for thls year are Daryl Rzchard presldent Arlene Kramer v1ce presldent and jo Ann Bronsema secretary treasurer Mr Lee IS our sponsor Our senxor class play presented ln Aprll ent1t1ed W1ll1e s Week End wa a rlotous three act comedy Orchlds Mr Lee for strides taken to lmprove our llbrary Mrs Schwab and Mrs Llndaman for good chow F L for h1s d1l1gent care of athletlc eqmpment the the he he cooperatlon the pep band for l1vely muslc at the basketball games loyal members of the newspaper and annual staff Laches of the Mop for the1r flne performance cheerleaders for thelr rouslng enthuslasm g1rls basketball team for the1r flne sp1r1t of play and WALSWORTH A n-rn msn S ' - 1 - ' S 1 - r ' - 1 f - , fer Y . . 4 Y I I I . 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U S R LAST WILL AND TLSTAMEN1 FIRST To Betty Borneman Donald Ubben leaves his ability to draw those won derful cartoons We expect xn a few years Betty to see you drawing for the Des Moines Reg1ster Last but not least he wxshes to leave his name on Elizabeth s desk so that she won t forget hun SECOND To Lora jane Faber, Lida would like to leave her ability to apply lxpstick wlthout a mirror You wall fznd this quite an asset to have at times To Mahlon Woodley she would lxke to leave her height and her bangs Guard those bangs well Mahlon for Lxda had them for three long years THIRD To Darwin Ebhng jo Ann leaves her radxo As soon as you get It fxxed Darwln she would like xt back She also leaves her quiet little blushes to Frances Wendt FOURTH To Phyllzs Hartgraves Daryl would lxke to leave all hzs absence sllps You may f1ll them xn yourself before handlng them xn He wants also to leave his hunting ab1l1ty to Dean Morford FIFTH To Rlchard E1sentrager Lavonne leaves her abxhty to concentrate on studxes She also leaves her quxetness to Gene Mxller which w1ll be apprecmted by all SIXTH To Betty jean Voss Arlene would l1ke to leave her laugh Arlene wishes to leave Phyllls Ruth her desire to be an old mald SEVENTH To Donna Lee Day Dorothea wlshes to leave her free rxdes to school Dorothea also wxshes to leave her ab1l1ty to get by wxthout studying to Twxla Mae EIGHTH To Davxd Krelmeyer Floyd w1shes to leave his Model T Floyd leaves all h1s flgure sweaters to Corhss NINTH To Delores Card Dawn leaves her abllity to play the piano Dawn leaves her lipstxck to Colleen Wagner TENTH To Andrew Buseman Lynn leaves h1s hopes to get a new cadd1llac Lynn leaves h1s shyness to Harold Mlsfeldt ELEVENTI-I To Bob Cuveher LeRoy leaves hls weight LeRoy leaves L1la Wendt h1s Government workbook TWELFTH To Phylhs Thatcher Donald Seeger wllls h1s way w1th the teachers Donald also wills hxs height to Kathleen Mxller THIRTEENTH To Ma vxn De Berg Helen Ruth leaves her Job as edltor of the paper Helen also leaves her drlvers lzcense to Shlrley jones FOURTEENTH To Beverly Noeltlng Dorls leaves her long walks to school every morning Dons also leaves her dlmples to Magdalene Lupkes To the lnconung Freshmen we leave som of the beams of o r radlant faces so there will be some brlghtness 1n the school To the Sophomore jumor and Senior classes of 49 we bequeath r ab1l1ty to learn , - ,.,...- . 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D PR OPI-IEC Y It was 1958 The super1ntendent and founder of the Home for Homeless Insects sat pettlng h1s favor1te horse fly and dreamlng of the days when ne was young handsome and the Beau Brummel of Durnont I-hgh Superlntendent Floyd Clemens shuddered as he remembered the wasted years when h1s beloved xnsects roamed the earth without a soul to Care for them The greemsh gl1nt of the horse fly s eyes remlnded Floyd of the g1r1 who sat across from hxm ln the study hall at school Suddenly he was semzed w1th the desxre to see h1s old classmates He wxshed to talk over old tlmes and f1nd out what the years had done to them or for them Now Floyd was always a man of actxon and he never conce1ved an xdea wlth out carrylng 1t out lmmedlately He and h1s wlfe jo Ann Bronsema who because of her love of nurslng had become a lady veterlnarlan but gave It up to help Floyd wxth h1s xnsects sent out 1nv1tat1ons The Class of 1948 was to have a reumon at a Gypsy Tea Room called La Dlschord whlch was operated by Mr Hanawalt the mus1c teacher from Dumont Hlgh As jo Ann and Floyd entered the tea room the Gypsy orchestra was playlng a hauntlng rendltlon of Don t walt up for me Mother I m a senlor now Leadlng the orchestra was Mr Hanawalt who cut a very fetching f1gure ln h1s colorful Ro No sooner were they seated when who should dash up to them but Dorothea Van Rlper I am Madam Zonga, she sald and do I rake 1n the dough telling fortunes! I ll cut the prlce for you because of old tlmes Before they could have thelr fortunes told, the orchestra played a rurnba The groups was astomshed to see Dawn Plper and Le Roy Lupkes doing a mean step on the crowded dance floor' When they could get thelr breath they Joxned the group of Dumonhans Daun explalned that she had just won the t1t1e of the Fastest Woman R1 nner on Earth after years of vxgorous training Le Roy told them that he had just rrplaced F E Boone on the Lucky Strlke program and proceeded to demon strate h1s auctmoneerlng talents He was ln fine voice but he had to stop because no one could hear the music 'Jon Seeger, Pres1dent of the Soc1ety for Prevenuon of Cruelty to Trombone Players stopped in to greet h1s old friends He sald he couldn t stay because of a rad1o engagement He was to speak over statmn O P U Bristow on the Causes and Effects of the Nervous Breakdown of Tommy Dorsey Helen Ruth Zxmmerman, recently of the Belgian Congo where she has been orgamzzng 4H Clubs came ln with one of her proteges He was a blg black cannibal who kept yelling 'Bongol Bongo! Bongo' l don t want to leave the Congo! She had o heck h1m with her coat because he ate everythlng in sight lncludlng Don Seeger s rombone mus1c an rv . . , , . Q u D . . . . . . . . , . I - l , ll s .II 1 . 1 ' v ' . u n o dl l n U - li I , . . I . . . - many costurne with a wide sash and golden earrings! Q ll il a ll n 1 ' I a K I Q ll , . Q . . ' . . 1 , . . . K - J u 0 D ' . . . , n c I , . o n ll O I O O ll l . . , . . . , 0 9 il Q, A o A I a I 1 n I . I, , M h1le Helen Ruth was telllng about her adventures there was a creat com motxon at the door Through the crowd came the former Congress wornan Lxda Lee Harlan argulnv w1th the head walter Approachxng our table and notlng that all were ot there she yelled I demand a recount' Llda had broken her heel 1n one of the oles ln her pol1t1cal platform and was not IH very good humor However the s1ght if her old classmates made her smlle She zmmedxately began campawrnng for her elf and her husband Senator Claghorn Donald Ubben Jolned the group just then He and Daun Plper began argulng ibout who could run the fastest lt seems that Donme IS the owner and tra1ner of the famous Raclng Rabblts To traln them he has to be able to run faster than they d He has an old w1re halred terrler names Boots who keeps hxm 1n shape by b1t1ng h1m every t1me he slows down Don Seeger recelved a telegram saylng that statlon O P U Br1stow had been cut off the a1r by Mr F G McK1nley Presldent of the Federal Commumca t1on Bure u Don declded to settle down to enjoy hlmself when he had to get an extra chalr for h1s trombone due to the arrlval of the great Shakespearean actress Lavonne Winter She was accompanled by Dorls Hearn who 1S the famous lady hon tamer Dorms 1S now 1n Hollywood as techn1cal advxser ln jungle plctures She IS the author of a best seller called Don t put Your Head 1n a Llon sMouth Lynn Uhlenhopp flnally arrlved but was too preoccupled to enjoy hlmself Lynn IS an emlnent sclentxst who has discovered an 1nv1s1ble substance The only trouble IS he keeps loslng lt That accounts for the puzzled expressxon on h1s face all the t1me Wh11e the old classmates were chattlng and recalling old escapades the hghts were dxmmed and 1nto the spotllght steppedj Edward Lee Master of Cere monles Mr Lee greeted lns old puplls wlth a few slde spl1tt1ng remarks and then presented the floor show Flrst was Bonnle Culbertson and her troupe of Corny Cutles who were appearlng at the tea room between engagements at the Chester fleld Supper Club The Class of 1948 applauded and whlstled but were stunned into sllence a few mmutes later when Mr Lee w1th a few well chosen words presented the two mlsslng members of the Class of 48 the dance tearnof R1chard and Kramer' Arlene and Daryl enchanted them all w1th thelr graceful routlnes and conhded blush lngly that they has been marrled because of the houslng shortage Mr Lee was malung with the funny Jokes but had to stop because Mrs Lee came ln wlth hzs mldnlght lunch explalmng that she wouldn t let hxm eat Gypsy food Floyd and jo Ann sat WOTry1ng about thelr 1nsects Dorothea trled to tell everyone s fortune at once Don Seeger played h1s trombone LeRoy was yelllng Sold Amerlcan Lzda was maklng a pohtxcal speech Lavonne was do1ng a scene from Hamlet, Helen was chasmg her protege, Don Ubben and Daun Piper were run mng a race between tables, Lynn was loolung for h1s 1nv1sxble substance Dons was demonstratzng her techmque w1th wzld ammals uslng Mr Hanawalt as the v1ct1m Daryl and Arlene were arguing about whzch one was the bralns of the team when Mr Dodd arrmved and yelled 'QUI ET' From old hab1t they all regretfully parted wxth the falthful promise to keep in touch with one another H . . - U 0 u O s sa as . . , . n r' u O ' S , u n L' a 4 . . . an su . . O. s o Q s o a Q , ' 2. a o a a v . . 0 o s o , o u I . . . . n , ' o a . . AA u . 01 . , - 1 3 . - a o I n , . o a , o . . . . . . . I . u I 1 . . . . U I ll I 1' o o o n s . . I I . ' . ' - . . . . . . . - n . . . . . . . . A ' I . . . . l O c C if I 1 - . , Q . . a QW JUNIOR CLASS Back row De Berg Morford A Buseman C McW1111ams B Cuveller G M11ler D Card Krzemeyer Nxsfeldt Ehsentrager Znd row Ebllng K Mlller E Card M Lupkes B Noeltmg P Mienders L Faber T Noe1t1ng jones Woodley Mlss Culbertson lst row Voss B Borneman C Wagner Day F Wendt Hartgraves I.. Wendt Class Officers Vlce Preszdent Delores Card Secretary Treasurer Betty Borneman Sponsor Miss Culbertson Thzs class was very active in this the1r Jumor year Two major events were the Junior class and the jumor semor banquet Kathleen Mlller well rqzresented the Jumor class by bemg elected cheerleader The junior class representatives on the Student Council were Phylhs Hartgraves and Corlisa McW1111ams Many, many Jumors have taken part in our music and ath1et1c program The class sponsored an all high school roller skatxng party at the Clarksville rink November 4, 1947 : , , . , . ' ' , r : ' 1 ' r . I 4. 1 l ' . 1 ' 1 ' I ' . 1 1 n l 5 3 1 U n ' 1 1 ' s 1 ' 0' President . . . . . . . . . . Beverly Noelting O 0 , . Back row Burrows B Lmdaman Maxer J Rxchard Shear Stock Folkerd Znd row Mrs Lee D Benson D Cuveher M Wagner B Davxs V Pfaltzgraff lst row Cordes K Buseman J Back row W Borneman D Lindaxnan Trousdale E Mc Williams K1-amar,Gex-del, Bruns Maifeld N Pfaltzgraff, Eichmeier, Znd row Reber, Creeden White, Krienl Schae hr, Bent: A Faber, Dorothy and Doria Wildebolr, Mr Hanawalt, lat row, C Pfaltzgraff S Thatcher Sealler A Davis Lamm Silver A Buseman Durand Minert . , , . , . Richard, Tjabring, M. Buseman, F. Benson. : . , . , , . I I I ' ' 1 u 1 , . . ' ' ' r ' n v ' I I . 1 ' I I ' fl wnmrt lass Lffflcfr Vlr 1n1 Hfalt7 raff ce 1 rf' ice H119 Folkerds Secretar, Treasurer Ro er lx aler The class of 1951 entered 1ts second year vtlth e1ghteen nwernbers Student Councll repre entatlves we e Marlys Tjabrlno and Ixhlo Stock Freshman Class Ofhcers Presldent Sue Thatcher Vlce Presldent Ardlth Faber Secretary Treasurer jack E1chme1er Sponsor Nir Hanawalt The class of 1952 entered Dumont Hlgh School w1th twenty mne green freshrnen On September 12 they were duly 1n1t1ated and became full fledged members Ardlth Faber was elected cheerleader Student Coun c1l representatlves were Edward Bruns Dorxs Lee Nhnert Sue Thatcher led the pep band at basketball games Several other freshmen were promuxent ln all athletlcs and muslc Take tune to work xt 1S the prlce of success Take tlme to thlnk lt 1S the source of power Take tlrne to play lt IS the secret of perpetual youth Take tlme to read it 1S the foundatxon of wlsdom S pl, ff 'N ' rs 11Tf'Slf1f EI, . . . . . . . . . . . ' fl' 'a ' lg Vi -1'fs'1nt.... .. 5 Q , U- 5 2 . . . . 55 1 1 Sponsor.........................lx1rs.1,ee - .. .. ' S ' I'-j A Q 'V L 0 . I I I I I I I ' t . U I I I I I I I - I I IO ' Y . D 0 I O I I O I0 I I I I 0 I 0 I I Illl IA' I ' . o L. V , . . .. 3 1 . . . Back row D Evans B Card j McK1n1ey R Wexchers K De Berg G Henderson D Ufford M Santee F Benson Znd row Mr Schmidt N Cimmers j Schwab I.. Piper N Uhlenhopp, Beulah Miller F Stock Miss Morgan lst row K Meiield P Hovenga F Overturi P Weichers Beverly Miller V Benson Back row Mr. Schmxdt, H. Akxn, I.. Hovenga, 0. Henderson, M. Hearn, L. Stevenson, R. Miller, D. Pohl, B. Maier, Mill Morgeng 2nd row R. Bornemun, C. White, Y. Maifeld, T. Miller, G. Stubbe, M. Wendt, M. Carlin, G. Santee, T. Vogel, lst row C. Pfaltzgraff, L Wagner, C. Miller, Y. Siems, M KYXBDB, j Tjabrmg, E. Benson, A. A1len,S Kriens. 4 ., 'J' 1 5 Q,-h '. ,Q . v .V . YI ' , . ' -,H 1 L . , T 1 , 1 K Y.. f 1 4 1 A' ' , A . - . A' l I 1 ' . 'r ,Q . . . J, Q I b ' 1 , - I J X 4, , V. if 5' 1 ,K K B ' 3 4 Q 11 : . , . , . ' , . ' , . , . , . , . , . 5 : ' I ' I ' I ' I '- . - I I 2 - . - 1 - n ' u 1 ' ' K .1 B ck row Ivrs Raxscn B muxter I-I Schaefer P Faber jimmy Uhlenhopp Lyle Uhlenhopp H Wmter Mxddle row B Ahrens E Benta P Imdumnn D Siems D Evans First row Kxbsgaard E Muller P Clemens Back row: Miss Albers, L. Hovenga, I. Groothuis, j. Pfaltzgraff, R. Wendt, L. Henderson, D. Miller, R. Blohm R. Kfilhli 3rd row: C. Noelting, G. Folkerl, J. Akin, R. Bennett, Wayne Nolte, Warren Nolte, R. Uhlenhopp, L. Kuper: Znd row: B. Taylor, A. Reysack, B. Siernl, S. Rinnels, J. Rinnels, M. Weicherl: lst row: C. Neuhaus, B. De Vore, S. Hartgraves, j. Shear, S. Vogel. Back row .larry Hovenga M Clxfton L Lxndarnan D Ufford L, Toomlen K Uhlenhopp 3rd row j Miller joan Hovenga Janice Hovenga Jerome Hovenga j Collins,-I Reyaack G DeVore Znd row L. Blohm M Torode G Turner D Miller M Ritzman lst row Back row M1ssSchonemann L Devore G Reylack B Rinnels j Meehan Zne row B Pfaltzgraff S Wills L Muller T Sxems S Pfaltzgraff lst row B Jamison D Wzlls B Siems j Akin 1 ' I ' I ' ' I I I I 9 . , . 5 : . , . , . , . , . S : M. Raisch, H. Gerdes, V. Dodd,j. Card, D. Heard. : ' . - . - - n - i C ' v - u . , . ' , . Q 1 . , . ' , I , . a T. it .--e.:-.ni fi , xwf 1 X . A , 'f N X ,' a- iv kv I I JE V lpn mi 11 Cl 'Tx 'wp N. -44 Wu. f i 'H 1 -f 45 4' Ax 3 I 1 H R Zimmerman Z N Pfaltzgraff F L Burrows F Clemens M Stock C White 3 M Lamm 4 j Trousdale 5 B Davxs 6 A Kraxner 7 D Richard T Noelt-ang 8 G Schaefer 9 F Wendt 10 M Bents ll L Wxnter IZ Floyd and Dorothy Benson 13 D Piper P Hartgraves I4 D Card I5 B Cuvelier 16 Bi1lBox-neman 17 B 1 Voss 18 S jones 19 P R Meinders Z0 F L Burrows Z1 E Card ZZ B Noelting ..,, yfmsv ..-,uf gl, 'w I 1 SH 'K 3 J '1 'M S-n A ' .il V l , 2 Af. I' 1 5 A 19 fr Q ,.. 5 1 J' .. uw I - U' . I . 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W T , L A-,, 3 i -'E .9 . 0 'V I ' , P -' . 4' ., . .5 Q s Q: 1 '-' , ri Z A DAY IIN DEAR OLD D H S The school b lses begbln to arr1ve Loud comrnotlon xn halls Black l1St IS posted Phew Dorothea rnade lt Bell Rxngs Everyone 1S talklng I ast bell Everyone st1ll talklnv Extra bell Fveryone st1ll talklno lx r I ee 1StallQ1I'1U Classes pass Guess I ll catch up on rny sleeplnp QA ballfvame last mpht Back mnto the assembly New l1st of narnes on the board Tood smells from the Home Ec room Mr Lee gave up and sent the Gov t class back to the assembly I m Oettxng weaker Food' Oh-Ioy ' The semors PhyS1CS class Bad smells and an exploslon from the physlcs lab Senlors stagger back xnto the a sembly Have played Mexlcan Festxval IO tlmes Nlexxcan Festlval sounds worse Bell rings Mad dash to Home EC room for dlnner Now to fxnd a place to eat Dlnner over I arge crowd around the coke machine I ve got to have one too Long stream of people head back to the assembly Mad scramble for the town klds to get xn They love school F1I'St bell Phyllis and Toot finally take their own seats Back to the same old grlnd Mr I ee IS entertalnlng llterature class with his jokes More Jokes Class at last Bell rlngs and classes pass I m thlrstln to death The bookkeeplng class can t seem to keep thelr mxnds on book keeplnrv I ots more lnterestlng to watch the kids outside I wonder what would happen lf thxs old thumb tack happened to pet on someone s seat Fan t decldf- whether I ll read sleep or study Readxng won Got a swell mapazxne here Superman Oh' Oh' Mr Dodd saw me chewmg gum lguess I mlght as well start wrltlng now The fellas tear downstalrs to pant around the gym a few tlmes I lght blrdlxke sounds enmerge from the muslc roorn Gxrls Glee Club Ahern' Chl' There s my llttle lst prade chum at the wlndow Hx there Goo Goo There s the bell Home at last Gee I don t feel slck anymore The last group xs leavxng I xphts out Nupg s must be throufvh Mr McK1nley sneaks back to make on the Physics test for tomorrow All peaceful untxl tomorrow at thls tlme 7 1 1 1 1 ' 1' ' . . - 1. . , . .1 1 Z - A O 1 A O 1 . , ' J .l J CJ . 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 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Spring Beauty , f 'Asks I A can '- P MOD ERN PSA LM Mr McKinley is my teacher I shall not pass He leadeth me to expose my ignorance before the class He maketh me work problems on the board for my grade s sake Yea though l study until midmgbt I cannot understand physics for experiments and problems sorely trouble me He prepareth problems before me the presence of my friends He giveth me a low grade my work rnnneth under Surely zeros and twenty fives will follow me all the days of my life and I shall dwell in the house of physics forever Can you xmagxne Sue Thatcher w1thout her Evemng 1n Pans ? Donnie Ubben remalnlng awake for just one class? The clocks ID the study hall telling correct tlme? Dorothea Van Rlper walking to school Mr Mc,K1nley chew1ng bubble gum? Colleen wearmg lxpstmck voluntarily? Beverly W read1ng her notes flrst? Twxla refuslng chance to go roller skating? Richard E sitting ln the back of the room? Ellzabeth wmth jewelry her own size? Muggs encouraglng us on the gyrn floor w1thout street shoes? Gene Mlller w1th a constant smxle? Harold M without a wise crack? Marjorie B not knowing someone from someplace? The Wxldeboer twins dresslng dlfferently? l.,1brary books bemg put back m thexr proper places? No names on the assembly blackboard The ht class hav1ng thexr assxgnments read? Sample of an Exam1nat1on We Might Pass When was the War of 1812? What two countrles took part ln the Spamsh American War? In round numbers what was the duratlon of the Hundred years War ? In what season of the year dld Waslnngton spend the winter at Valley Forge? When does the 4 l5 tram leave? What two teams partlclpated ln the Army Navy football gazne? How many leaves does a four leaf clover have? I-low much would It cost to buzld A S5 000 house? For what famous man is St Patrick s Day celebrated? How far would a man run ln a hundred yard dash? ln what game do you use a tennis racket? ln what class would you use a history text? , , in Doris without Dawn and Arlene? l. 2. . . . - . 3. , ' 4. ' ' - 5. : ' 6. . . . - 7. 8. . . , 9. . ' 10. ' - ll. 12. ' 13. Who wrote Mendelsohn's Spring Song? Milton Stafford Mu B Custodmn for bcuex yea o every t rnnt am if 1 hiun my cm 1 Master Fu 11 kc-1 clean wxnter mc 1 do anything for avyune 0 you N uy pi s 4. 1. Iowa N Dak game Z Sunbonnet Ann 3 Rog and Marv 4 We three 5. Mr. lil and I 6 Capitol 7 Bonnie 8 Tops as cook: 9 F G and non. 10 Patty ll Caught IZ Friendship 13 Hi Yo Silver! 14. Oh johnny! I5 Day after Plainfield 16 Sugar and lPiCE 17 Me and my Ford 18 A hunting we wxll go 19 Hubba Hubba! . Y. .. 1 . 5!'5 ' - v X J f '14 ui- i -.um Ia't ', cc 3' Av, , ftmij A r pf, bn ldx outside activities, alway T ,ti 1,,,we,'ay' . LN X . 4 e 'Q - ., -, .. 145.4 L, , 4 7 Y 'Y ', I1 J. r frxend C nluq wr 1 1 11 Bea we into vw in Vvlstow Jr s 1 Chrlstnwo asebwll raw 6 vtxth rksvxlle l:jI'l'ulQCJWfciYW1f t ry e ofthe HC as Fveryone was therc Band ronrert dowx town Report cards Semor had f71CtllI'6b taken O oloofs Wow All state rnorus and band went to Waterloo un1ors wave tlTt'll play Mr Lee helue' a llttle 'Tellas sta rt has Qetball pracuce ack and 1ll diy November Z7 Dec I Z 5 C111 1 7. All h10h school slxatln :arty Teacher s conventlon Floyd s T st ll runrun Cheerleader tryouts Arm1st1ce Day program Flrst ba ketball game wxtn Aphngton Coach Dodd bought a year supply of asplrln Shell Rock garne Report cards agaln Thanksglvumg vacation ber Parkersburg game We was robbed ' Alllson game Do your Chrlstmas 'Nlo school shopplng early Feb W Twill V 1Cdl1LJI'llJl scn ester tes l ISDH 1 OWL U cech ul ynn fl Floyo s l' klechamcs flxed Floyd s hell Roc an ruary Groundho saw hls shadow 5 Butler County B B ournarnents J 5 Toot presented the trophy to the h1gh school Happy Blrthday to lx r Llncoln New Hartford garne Both boys and gxrls played at rlansell bunsh1ne at last Z Sectlonal tournaments at Handpton The glrls year to p opose For dupllcate coples of thls calendar send two rnanhole covers to your nearest grocer wlth O5 and he w1ll 1mme dxately pocket the rnoney and return the covers lrjg, ' .1 . I , Y y,,q v , , r 5 iv' 1:2 - ,, , , U , V - .Y 1, 1 , I 'Ill' W, ',. 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N ' 27,2 , 7. ' 4' ca ' - ' If U ' v 6' , ' L ' 28. ' ' r 8, 1 g 29- . . l0. , I ll. 14, ' g ' ' . S . . l5. , '5 I Zl. 26 ' ,. 1 6 i ,lg Em? 1 .J. S i X. Kfrx - . 'X KMKK ff' K1 K' 'fx 'Y 'Q I 1 X X 1 53 'K X 'K 1K,,' Ayr 4' A. 'TAN' X T .V 1 2 A yn Xx x .X -Qs, RR A if ., -. .1, ...JP V. 1'-6 S-ly ' X BASEBALL l WNBN7 NN 61,1 dl UNUN7 X www N Back row Mr Dodd Buseman j Rlchard Ubben D Richard Card Mcwxlhnms Burrows Front row Ebhng BASKETBALL Back row: Mr. Dodd, Woodley, Cordes, Buseman, Cuvelier, Morford, Shear, D. Lindunan, Burrowsg Front row: Ubben, DeBerg, Clemens, Richard, Card. P 1 Q C11 I 1 W C' IFJ D1 C11111 hcmor The tn ar11 wfm 11 out Q1 lnmnf 5 for an averape of 2 run an IDHIHU S1 R1NG 51711 DON 1941 NF O1 POINENTS BTISTOW Bmstovx Geneva Aphnoton S11e11 Qock 1JarfQerQbur 1Nfw 11 A111111 A 1 Greene STATE CECTIONAL TOURNAMENT Aplmr von Dumont SE 1948 OPPONENTS Geneva B1'1StOW Clarksvllle Brxstow Hansell STATE SECTIONAI TOURNAIVIENT Plalnfleld O Dumont Alhson 16 Dumonf T rw 11 0:10 xr-4 THEY THEY lr: 9 fv1f113,f11 .E . 1.111 ye-211' wr- xx 1:1 11 1-r1r1 161 11 .f iZ1l'I'1f'fw 11 5 fp .5119 V . ' 1 g.rff. fi mfr 111,171 311111 11rc111e:'fa VV1'1J CfJl'11T11JL1TCL,1 f311r11e 1,1:1.1fQ. , - 51.41,-'11Q ,11L:,- ingj. T11i:51f11111'1e1e.1111' ilf31Cl1Jy R' 1L1rri, C1171 ., ., V .1 1 11,111 ij1Jr1111'1fl average 01.515, .500 and .455 respectively. B.15t'!I1,-1f1,1l1L1111I'C.1,aDC Sheer :21s1 1-r 'i ' gg . X ' l '1 T 85113365 ani. SC 71:3 61 1 t'1 147517 runb 1 ' ' 1' 1 - ez ' ' . fl J il J ' V' - ' ' 41 1 f Y L O.. . ' ....13 3. . . . . . . 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Wagner, S. Thatcher, lst row K Mxller, V Pfaltzgraff, C. Wagner, I.. Faber, A. Faber. For the first time in ten years, Dumont girls had a basketball team Gethng a late start dxd not lessen the spxnts of the gurls Prac tice dld not begln unhl December The first game with Bristow showed great posslbxlxtxes The girls lost this game Z9 28. Considering thxs was Brxstow's eighth game, xnexperxence caused the loss for Dumont. Wxth a holdover of all but two players for next year great possibilities may develop. If the gxrls show the same improvement next year that has been evident this year, they should hold their own with most average teams. Seldom has been seen such eagerness to learn and play as has been shown by this group Both Mr. McKinley and Mr. Dodd worked with the girls during the short season. Best of luck next year, girls, and keep up that wonderful fight and willing ness to learn so needed by a good basketball team. CHEERLEADERS Kathaleen Malfeld Gertrude Stubbe Beverly Millar The cheermg at Dumont s athletic events thxs year 'aa capably handled xn semor high by Lida Harlan, Kathleen Miller and Ardxth Faber, in Junior hxgh by Gertrude Stubbe Kathaleen Maxfeld and Beverly Mxller The selectlon of senior hugh cheerleaders was made by the student body At an assembly held in October, the student! who were lnterested ln the posltxons demonstrated their ability and the three 'ughest from a vote of the student body were given the positions The girls appeared at the athletic events and traveled to many out of town contests :rec VI I I: Kathleen Miller, Lida Harlan, Ardlth Faber , ' - -vw 1 'fli , R Af ' - . ,. ... ' - 114' EQ., I .1-'fi ,L .-. . if V, 4, , . ' A . , . , . A. ,KT 42' !--- 3' It i QL 4 QXCQV 'XX51 S xi Ei! Mui xi PEP BAND F CONCERT BAND ',,- M . PM '- xffef fra, NX f It I- ,T . B : ' 3 pi' A , V N' Y ' ' M ' C159 A t g, ' I. -f, V V ' - - , my 1 ' - , gm ' V V, --. 1. 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Where ve I BENSON? he says KRAMER AND HEARN my story My wzfe went home leavmg my l1tt1e LAMM RICHARD w1th me So I came EBLING along to see 1f I could PIPER up a baby MEINDERS or two Talung care of STOCK lsn t exactly my lxne I sa1d That s pretty WHITE of you, but that's not the way I heard lt. I heard THATCHER had too much BUSEMAN and trled to SHEAR a 11ttIe SILVER from your LAMM to pay a CARD debt. You MISFELDT the LAMM and he bent your SEEGAR whxch made you HARLAN mad. So you CLEMENS lnto your car and drove to the MAIER where you sold your httle LAMM, RICHARD, to Farmer JONES, IH . f I - .'.-. . -1 N i?lllr14.Illf'LlL, cvfni,-, he fl in tm! sflzoo! V .mr 'ftllaiclu' 'fav llrz-fir-V. 'ill' .DIIQITLCIWDR Ixlr. lla ld 'fl -7 'V fl ' A' ' NI A, , ,JL x li ,A S 3 A 'K 7 I, . 3 Q o Q 1 . . , . 3 1 a ll . . . I4 ll U 'Y . - .. . . . . 0 -7 , I . . . . 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' ' ' ' 1l A I . , 7 - .. m N' QPX ?E'VE 'W w MAR C H IN 6 IAUD FLA 6 WAV!!! 5 TWIRLERS the Band M0fh6r S Club ln March They were made members of the marchln, ymnfj H, 1 JUNIOR BAND The un1or Band an organxzatlon whxch w11l eventually enlary e th: 1 6 of members 1n the school band 1S made up of nuany enthuslastxr yummy 1 1 1 1 The consumlng xnterest of these young people make then a real asset tc th: for the advancement of ITILISIC Thelr efforts and ablhty wr-ro ch 1 I yr-fi m 1 1 sprmg Oboe Peryl Llndaman French Horns Phylh s We1cher s Kathale en Malfe ld B F lat Clar1nets Mlrlam Lamm L.orra1ne Plper Dons Lee Mmert Davld Krlemeyer T1l11e Muller Carol Ruth Clemens Adele Allen Tr ornb one Beryl L1ndarnan BAND PERSONNEL Bass Frank Benson Bass Drum Gertrude Stubbe Cornets De Wayne Shear Paul Faber jon Trousdale Trent Vogel jlm Pfaltzgraff Calvzn Whlte Daryl De Armoun Cymbal Beverly Mlller The baton twlrlers are the struttlng stock of the band All have seen batons ln actmon W1 h a marchlng band and know they are as necessary as the drurn major ette herself The advanced group consists of Carole Pfaltzgraff l..OlS Wagner Char lotte Mlller Sharyn Vogel janell Shear, Clara Nelhaus Peryl Llndaxnan Harlan Vmter and JBDICC Klbsgaard The Jumor group consists of Geraldine Turner Vu- g1ma Dodd Sh1r1ey Grmer Donms Heard jack Engel Kenneth Uhlenhopp Maxzne Ralsch Judy Kay Card Maralynn Torode Hattle Gerdes Dzana Wllls Susan Wxlls L.aVonne Muller janlce Akin, Twlla Slems Sandra Pfaltzgraff and Bonnxe jamlson The flag wavers a group newly 1n1t1ated th1s year 15 an orgamzatzon to sup plement and enhance the marchlng band An appearance of the flag wavers at a bas ketball game presented an lnterestlng prevxew of the color they can furmsh for the band Th1s group consxsts of Dawn Plper Kathleen Mlller Phyllls Ruth Melnders Magdalene Lupkes Mary jane Wagner Clellan Pfaltzgraff Donna Lee Day and Phx llms Hartoravcs .I I . 1. T Till ll 11 1 1 ' 'i 1 11u:,f111:.. , J 3 fLl'lAr:':l ' - . 's1a . ' ix confer '11 , , I . , ., . ' '1 A . Carole Pfaltzgraff . . . - . . ,L , I , L , - ' 1 1 ' I I I I I M , . . . . . . . ' . - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' 9 r ' O - ' n l 1 I 'I I I I v L3 ' . gf Back row Ubben, Clemens Mxller Uhlenhopp Cuveller Kramer Znd row Folkerdl, Pfaltzgraff Lupkel Morford Kreimeyer B Llndaman 3rd row Mr Hanavalt Benson D Lindaxnan Trouadale Hearn accom 4' It Back row Mr Hanawalt Laxnrn Selaler Harlan, Day Kramer Bronsema Silver, Davis Zfxnmerman 3rd row White Card Hartgravel Noeltfng,Melnderl Lupkel, Wendt, C Pfaltzgraff Plper Hearn, Znd row Reber Benlon jones Bent: Creeden Mlller,A Faber Van Rfper, lst row Mlnert Cuveller Winter, Durand L Faber V Pfaltzgraff Schaefer Thatcher MIXED CHORUS The Dumont H1gh School Mxxed Chorus IS composed of fxfty three members Out of thls group forty were chosen to enter the State Muslc Contest The events 1n whlch the M1xed Chorus appeared th1s year were The Chrlstmas Cantata Durnont Review State Muslc Contest and Baccalaureate FIRST SOPRANO Charlene Bents Phylhs Hartgraves Shlrley Jones Mlrlam Lamm Phyllls Melnders Kathleen Mlller Clellan Pfaltzgraff Gall Schaefer Mar1an Sessler Sylvia S1lver Beverly Whlte Lavonne Winter Helen Ruth Zlmmerman FIRST TENOR Albert Kramer Derald Lindaman jon Trousdale BASS Floyd Clemens Donald Seeger Donald Ubben Gene Miller GIR LS SEXTET Elizabeth Card Lora jane Faber Magdalene Lupkes Phyllis Mexnders Dorothea Van Riper Frances Wendt GIRLS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President Doris Hearn Sec. and Treas ..He1en Ruth Zimmerman SEC OND SOPRANO jo Ann Bronsema Leona Creeden Alice Mane Davis Donna Lee Day Dons Hearn Arlene Kramer Dons Lee Mlnert Beverly Noelting Dawn Plper Patricla Raber SECOND TENOR Robert Cuveher Bud Llndaman LeRoy Lupkes Lynn Uhlenhopp BOYS QUAR TET Derald Lindaman LeRoy Lupkes Gene Miller Donald Ubben PIANIS TS Dawn Piper Elizabeth Card Doris Hearn Beverly Noelting Frances Wendt ALTO Dorothy Benson Ellzabeth Card Donna Cuvelier Norma Lea Durand Ardith Faber Lora jane Faber Lida Lee Harlan Magdalene Lupkes Vxrglma Pfaltzgraff Sue Thatcher BARITONE Floyd Benson David Krexmeyer Dean Morford Norman Pfaltzgraff SOLOISTS Charlene Bents Floyd Clemens Leona Creeden Lida Lee Harlan Miriarn Lamm Phyllis Meinders Gene Miller Clellan Pfaltzgraff Donald Seegar Maru-tn Sessler Sue Thatcher Beverly White Lavolme Winter BOYS GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Reporters . . . . .. . Phyllis Meinders Lora jane Faber Director---ML Harold Hanawalf President Donald Ubben Sec. and Treas. . . . . .LeRoy Lupkes Phyllis Ann Thatcher Dorothea Van Riper Frances Wendt eeooscoono 'ffl' ANNUAL STAFF Back row Lupkes Kramer Clemens Harlan Uhlenbopp, Front row Miss Culbertson Hearn Bronsemn Zimmerman Buck row A Kramer G Millex-,B Cuveher L. Harlan, Mr Lee. 2nd row K Miller H Zimmerman F Wendt, L Wxnter E Card SPEECH GLASS DRAIWATICS jumor Class Play The jumor Class presented thelr play If Thls Be Bllss October Z8 1947 us comedy showed the dllemna of Deck Smlth nearly exghteen who has declded 1ve up h1s hopes for a college career ln order to marrv Marcella Payne I-hs f ther dec1des that 1f Deck 15 old enough to be contemplatxng marrlage he IS old enough to take care of h1s father s f1ll1ng stat1on wh1le he and hlw wife leave for the week end Deck 1S faced wlth the entlre care of the f1ll1ng statlon besldes tak1ng care of h1s srster s baby, and other unpredlctable happen1ngs When the week end IS f1nally over Deck dec1des that he would rather postpone marrlage unt1l he IS older The cast lncluded Darwxn Ebllng Colleen Wagner Corhss Mc-Wxlllams Beverly Noeltlng Dean Morford Betty Borneman Ehzabeth Card Phylhs Hartgraves Phyllls Melnders Delores Card Gene Mlller Marv1nDeBerg Andrew Buseman and Shlrley jones Three One Act Plays Presented by speech class january Z6 1948 They Clean the Att1c Trunks pungent wlth the scen of zaglng leather war mementos love letters bundles of magazlnes clocks dres forms The att1c a wonderful place unless lt 1s housecleamng t1me The cast lncluded All the Rlvers That old theme the struggle ln the heart of youth be tween the love of home and the call of a larger world The cast of thls drama lncluded Martha Block Gene Mzller Ehzabeth Card Robert Cuveller and La vonne Wlnter Ladles of the Mop Portrays what these four old scrubwomen could been xffen they haddent tooken the other way The cast 1ncluded Frances X endt Kathleen Mlller Llda Harlan and Arlene Kramer Sen1or Class Play The Semor Class Play was entltled W1ll1e s Weekend Mrs Wxnkle IS the typxcal son coddler who fears that her wealthy son mxght have a heart attack xn whxch case h1s large mherltance goes to a cat hospxtal W1ll1e has a heart attack but 1n th1s case lt IS concerned with a pretty nurse called Eva instead of the thrombosls of wh1ch h1s mother IS afrald It all started when W1ll1e was sent ln a convalescent state to the Blde Awee Nursmng Home wh1le h1s mother re decorated then' home Fxrst he meets Eva and then he IS made very much aware of the befuddled patlents who beheve themselves to be Captaln Kldd and Napo leon Wlllxe steals h1s mother s car and elopes wlth Eva and Mrs Wlnkle s plan r a brllllant marriage to Mr Hodges faxls to materxallze when lt becomes known t t he beheves hxmself to be john D Rockefeller 1 1 ll 1 Q If ' ' 1 1 ' ' , , ' N 3. . . I C . A . . . . . , . I - . . . . . . . , . O I - . . . . . . . . : . . , I . ' V 1 1 1 1 1 I I 3 . I . Y . I I ll n fl u L 1 D Pr , , ' , , s Donald Seeger, Helen Ruth Zimmerman, and Phyllis Ann Thatcher. lb q 'V . .Ill 3 D . . Z , . , . , . - . ' . It u UV Ci - F , li Q . XJ - 1 D 1 . 1 ' . . U . - 1 H - - l O . an I' - un. . . . . . . . . , . , . - sl II . e ll ' ' 5' ll IO n 1 1 U Q 0 U , . 'I 1 n I . ' ' ' , ' Ii R . . Q c lcll r A591 tant I clltor Du 1neS Txlanxger S,ur1S Fflltors H1 storlan Actmvmtxef, Typx-st Annual Advlsor Fdltor IH Chxef Afsslstant Fdltor Clash Reporters Freshrnan Sophonnore umor Senxor Muslc. Athletms ACt1V1f16S Am ual Staff frlrnf- f y1lC,leI y n Uhlf mm lerl Donlld Seever Dorls Hr lrn 0 Ann Bronserr 3 'oy ume Helen Ruth flfllfl ern an lavonne Vlnier lxll5'3 Culbert on Newspaper Staff Helen Ruth funn erin n Phyllls Hartfvr 1.15 Ardlth I- aber Mary jane Vka ner lora ane Faber lvlarvln DeBerf Lavonne Wlnler Dorothea Van Rl, er Lora ane Faber Phyllls Ruth Nexnders Donald Seem er Donald Ubben Humor and Society 11515 Harlan Semor juruor Sophomor Freshmen . . o Ann Bronsen a Student Councll Helen Ruth flmmernuan Lynn Uhlenhopp Corhss NlcW1ll1arns Phylhs Hartgraves Marlys Tjabrlng Ixhlo Stock . . Dorxs lee lx 1nerL Edward Burns Member at Large . . . .Daryl R1chard X , fl 410 ....... .. . . . 1 ' ,l.rauf,f-r '53 'l ' . . .... I-'lo ' , pens 55' S aj .. .. ..l,'n '3' M, fy ' I . - - - . . . . l.ida lx .an 5 ,1. ' 53 - ..... ' fi -I . .1 ' .... . . . ........ 1,6 fx 'l, y' 17 4' I ll Feature . . ........ 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