Dumont High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dumont, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1949 volume:

9 Ll l.lTfJ3la ,, V f Y-i' ff? I TO OUR PART-'INT9 ln grateful acknow edg ment and apprecmatlon of the manv eac rlflces they have made for us ofthe wlse puxdfmce they haxe gwen us of the encourage ment the understanchng and the love they haue so wxllmgly offered we dedxcate thxs the 1949 GOLD AIND BLACK 5 U 0 11' X ' 1 - -1 1 3 - ' V ' X' 1 1 - V L- . . I , . . v FACULTY MR E F ROBINSON MR J E LEE Superlmendent Prmcn nl P Physics Geornetry General Science Geography Grammar Business Law University of Nebraska Economic Problems Arnerlca Unlversnty of Iowa BSandMA n Lute ratur e Iowa State Teachers College B A BOARD OF EDUCATION j. A. Barlow E. E. Robinson Lloyd Faber Wayne Miner! S. G. Barlow Lloyd whue Donald Evans 5 MIC-'i BONNIF' CULBERTSON MR LYLF F DODD Bookkeepmg Typing I Il Agx-:culture Coach Wnrtburg Governxnent Hustory BA MRS j F LEE' MR jOHN HAYFS Home Economics Mualc Algebra English Blology Drake T B M F BA 6 X W --x ,Q V, B.A. r.s.T,c. I W W Ls. .5 , Fifa GR ADF1 SCHOOL FACULTY , I , , ' 3 2 vt BACK ROW Miss Eloxse Morgan Mrs F F Robmson Mrs Beryl Shreve FRONT ROW Mrs Gerald Rausch Muss Fsther Renher Muss Daullne Schonemann ANNUAL FDITOR 'PHYLLIS HARTGRAVES Always to do her best lh all there rs to do Newspaper SQafI 3 4 Student Council Z 3 Girls Glee Club 3 4 junior Class Play 3 Mxxed Chorus Class Ofhcer Z Marchmg Band 3 Annual Staff 4 Operehn 3 4 Pep Club Z 7 , . 2 f , E : . A 'J , I f I ' ' , . J. 4. I ' , ', . 3 ,. . I . A4 . I . . ':1:li2kv'54fE5 fe , , . A 1 l - I ' ' isa, X4 U I ' 3, 4 , . XT BARBARA ANDERSON A newcomer but she s makmg Inends fast Girls Glee Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Greene l Z 3 Basketball 4 Operetta 4 BETTY BORNEMAN A pleasant smile and dependable junior Class Play 3 Girls Glee Club l Newspaper Staff 4 Class Olhcer Annual Staff 4 Pep Club Z ANDREW BUSEMAN Girls look Basketball I Z 3 4 Baseball l, Z 3 4 Junior Class Play 3 Newspaper Stal! 4 Annual Sta!! 4 DELORES CARD Blondes are okay but I prefer a redhead Basketball l Z 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 junior Class Play Class Ofhcer Z 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 ELIZABETH CARD Essence of sweetness model of neatness Accompamst for Girls Glee Club Boys Chorus Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Marching Band l Z 3 4 Concert Band l Z Contest Work l Z junior Class Play Newspaper Staff 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Speech Plays 3 Pep Club Z ROBERT CUVELIER Address me as Sir Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Chorus Z 3 4 Newspaper Sta!! 4 Operetta Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Speech Plays ' ' 4 I o -- I 1 I , 3 ,I ' .'.S.l ' 3 , ,3,4 ' 3 , .3 ' 9 DONNA LEE DAY Oh what a beautiful DAYY Glrls Glee Club 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Marchmg Band 3 Annual Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 3 Pep Club Z 3 Basketball 3 Operetta 3 MARVIN DE BERC I used to hate gxrls I used to be bashful but dem days us gone forever Basketball l Z 3 4 Baseball l Z 3 4 junior Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 'ln DARWIN EBLING Suze is no measure Newspaper Sta!! Z 4 jumor Class Play Student Councnl Z Class Oihcer Z Annual Staff 4 Baseball 3 4 Aredale l in V7 S- RICHARD EISENTR AGER Easy come, easy go Newspaper staff 4 LORA jANF FABER Dark Eyes Marchlng Band 1 Z 3 4 Girls Glee C1ubZ 3 4 Concert Band 1 Z 3 Newspaper Staff Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus Z Contest Work 3 4 Operetta Z Basketball 3 4 Class Ofhcer 4 Annual Staff 4 Pep Club Z SHIRLEY JONES A wmnmg smnle makes lxfe worth wh Marchmg Band I Z 3 4 Girls Glee Club l Z 3 Concert Band l Z 3 4 Muxed Chorus I Z 3 jumor Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Operetta Z 3 4 Annual Staff 4 DAVID KRFIMFYER I know a lot but cant thunk of tt Marchtng Band 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Concert Band 4 Operetta 3 4 MACDAI I- NE' LUPKFS I luke work xt fascmates me Icould sn and look at tt all day Girls Glee Clubl 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 Z 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Operetta Z 3 4 Marching Band 3 CORLISS MCWILLIAMS I go to school to get a general tdea of thmgs B seball 1 Z 3 4 jumor Class Play 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Student Counctl 3 Basketball 3 Aredale 1 .QN0 PHYLLIS RUTH MEINDERS An all around gurl lots of fun Girls Glee Club l Z Contest Work Z 3 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 umor Class Play 3 Mtxed Chorus Z 3 Operetta Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Annual Stafl 4 Pep Club Z GENF MKLLFP lf silence were golden I d be broke Marching Band 1 Z 3 Concert Band l junlor Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus Contest Work 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Student Counctl Oneretta Z 3 Boys Chorus 3 Class Offxcer 4 Speech Plays 3 Annual Staff 4 KATHLEEN MILLER United we stand dwlded we correspond Newspaper Staff 4 Gtrls Glee Club Cheerleader 3 4 Marchmg Band 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Speech Plays 3 Basketball 3 Operetta 3 Clmtonl 4 HAROLD MISFFTLDT I never let my schooling interfere with my education Newspaper Sta!! 4 Annual Staff 4 Des Moines l DEAN MORFORD West Point here l come junior Class Play 3 Marching Band Concert Band 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Boys Chorus 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Class Officer 4 Annual Staff 4 Baseball 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Bristow l Z BEVERLY NOELTING Calmness is her virtue Girls Glee Club l Z 3 Marching Band l Z 3 4 Concert Band 1 Z 3 Newspaper Staff l 4 Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 junior Class Play 3 Class Officer Z 3 Student Council 3 Assistant Manager of Girls B B team Contest Work 3 4 Operetta Z 3 4 Annual Stat! 4 Basketball 3 Pen Club Z 4 amp C 5. 'tw TWILA MAE NOELTING Silence is golden, but l'd rather talk Manager of Girls' B. B. team 4 Marching Band Z, 3, 4 Newspaper Staff Z, 4 Concert Band Z 3 Girls Glee Club 4 Operetta Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Contest Work Annual Staff 4 Pep Club Z 3 Aredale l NOR MA JEAN PFALT ZGRAFF Smile and the world smiles with you Girls Glee Club 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Allison l Z 3 Mixed Chorus 4 Annual Staff 4 Operetta 4 JOHN SCHWEZNNEN A car is a great help Newspaper Staff 4 I-lansell l Z 3 Annual Sta!! 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 PH Y1.1.xs ANN THATCHER Why aren t they all contented luke me ? Gu-ls Glee Club Z Mixed Chorus Z 3 Newspaper Sta!! 4 Operetta Z 3 4 Speech Plays 3 BETTY jEAN VCBS Loyal always to be depended Newspaper Stal! 4 Annual Sta!! 4 Aredale l COLLEEN WAGNER Typical girl athlete Marching Band Z 3 Concert Band 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff Z 4 junior Class Play 3 Glrla Glee Club l Operetta Z 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Annual Sta!! 4 Mixed Chorus Pep Club Z 3 4 sewe- pe -Qt PS FRANCFS WENDT Sometimes l just sit and sometxmes ljust sxt Marchmg Bandl 2 3 4 Concert Band l Z Muxed Chorus Z 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Operetta Z 3 4 Speech Plays 3 Annual Sa!! 4 Basketball 3 Pep Club Z LILA WENDT Not gone but Wendt Newspaper Staff 4 MAHLON WOODLEY l have a quesuon Marching Band 3 4 Newspaper Staff 4 Concert Band 3 Basketball 3 4 Mixed Chorus 4 Boys Chorus 4 Operetta 3 4 Mondamun Z Brandon l thunk Twelve years ago the present senior class with bright expectant faces presented itself to the first grades of various schools to delve into the mysteries of Readm Ritein and Rithmatic Of the 31 first graders who started here in 37 only 8 girls have remained to the end They are Elisabeth Card Beverly Noelting Phyllis Hartgraves Phyllis Ann Thatcher Frances Wendt, Shirley jones Colleen Wagner and Lora jane Faber The rest of the present Senior class has joined these either in the grades or in high school After going through the usual trials and tribulations of elementary students quarrels pranks and punishment appearing in operettas Scrubbedand shining in new dresses and ribbons, long pants and bow ties we finally entered junior high school with Miss Nissen as our teacher We started our high school year with an enrollment of 31 eager Freshmen full of enthusiasm and extreme ideas which our new principal Mr Cosner immediately curbed anc. directed into the right channels We sponsored a theater party and a roller skating party We entered our Sophomore year with many new faces from Aredale This was another year we enjoyed to the fullest The home economics girls served the school board dinner and presented a style show of che garments we had made The manual training boys also made many nice projects During our Junior year we had much fun and excitement Under Mr Lee s direction we presented the junior class play If This Be Bliss Through the sponsorship of Miss Culbertson we gave a banquet for the Semors The decorations were breath taking and oh what lovely dresses In September as Semors we entered school with a new dignity befitting our classification This year our big tasks are to edit the school newspaper and to publish the annual Dumont High will suffer greatly the loss of the Senior boys and girls on the athletic teams and music groups We will always be grateful to our parents and teachers for making it possible for us to arrive at this Junction of our educational career ANNUAL POLL De Wayne Shear Most perfect facial features . . Clarence Cordes Dean Morford Robert Cuvelier Darwin Ebling . Gene Miller . . Dean Morford . Edward Bruns . Marvin DeBerg . De Wayne Shear , . . Darwin Ebling . F. L. Burrows , Best personality Best technique . . .Best voice. . . . Nicest smile . . . . . Most friendly .... Most likely to succeed . . Most studious . . . Best physique--figure . . Prettiest hair . . . Prettiest eyes. . . . Best dressed. . 14 . Leona Creeden Anita Hausmann Phyllis Hartgraves . Phyllis Meinders . . Ardith Faber . Lora Jane Faber . Marian Sessler .- Betty Borneman . . Beulah Davis Norma Pfaltzgraff . Lora jane Faber . Elizabeth Card SENIOR CLASS HISTORY SENIOR WILL. We the 31 members of the class of 49 Dumont I-hgl School town of Dumont county of Butler and state of Iowa m the Umted States Western Hemisphere of a planet named Earth bemg of unsound mind and poor memory do hereby make publish and declare this to be our last will and testament hereby revokmg any wmll or wxlls hereto made by us jointly or mdwldually Fxrst we dlrect that our capactty for diligence our loquaclousness mn class when we didn t know what the lesson was about our intellectual power our remarkable sklll to get by our mstructors and our strength to recover from the shock at the sight of our report cards to be gwen over to succeedxng classes of our AlmaMammy that they may be able to 1m1tate our abxllty to apprehend the 1nterrelatxonsh1ps of facts ln such a way as to guxde actions to a desxred goal Second we gwe dev1se and bequeath unto the 19 members of the jumor class The followmg descrlbed persons ab1l1t1es characterlstlcs propertles pos1t1ons honors dxshonors and eccentrlcltxes lf any I Robert Cuveller w1ll my he1ght to Dorothy Benson I Andrew Buseman wnsh to leave to M110 Stock my pltchmg abthty I Elizabeth Card w1ll my pxano playlng ab1l1ty to Roger Mater We will be looking forward to free tickets from you when you are at Carnegie Hall I Beverly Noeltmg wxll my typlng ablllty to DeWayne Shear We hope you break the world s record tn typlng I Ltla Wendt w1ll my ability as wa1tress to Maman Buseman I Phyllls Hartgraves leave my ab1l1ty to get along wxth people to Clarence Cordes I Tw11a Mae Noeltmg wnsh to w1ll my ablhty to talk 1n the assembly to Donna Cuveller or anyone else who can get by with xt I Corlrss McW1l11ams wish to leave my puck up to F L Burrows It w1l1 be a great help to you on your paper route cold mormngs Betty jean Voss will my bookkeeping workbook to Beulah Davls Magdalene Lupkes will my sense of humor to Roger Mater Norma jean Pfaltzgraff wxll my ability to apply ltpstlck to Vlrgxma Pfaltzgraff Betty Borneman wlsh to leave my job as editor of the newspaper to anyone who will take lt Kathleen Miller wlll my ablhty as cheerleader to Mary Ann Lmdaman Colleen Wagner w11l my ab111ty as a basketball player to Kathleen Buseman Mahlon Woodley wxll my ab1l1ty to ask questxons to Beulah Davxs Phyllis Ann Thatcher w1ll my quiet disposition to Mary jane Wagner Lora jane Faber w1ll my abnltty to play a clarmet to Marlys Tjabrlng Phylhs Ruth Memders w1ll my smgmg ablhty to john Folkerds We w1ll be llstemng for you on the Arthur Godfrey show Frances Wendt wull my wonderful trmes to Anita Hausmann Marvm DeBerg wlll my abmllty to sleep In school to Kathleen Buseman Gene Miller will my car to jack Rxchard Barbara Anderson w1ll all my busmess law assignments to Dorothy Benson Donna Lee Day wmll my ability to wrrte letters to Marlys Tjabrmg flt helps to keep the post office in business David Krlemeyer wnll my drxver s lmcense to Mary Ann Lmdaman john Schwennen wish to leave my many abllltles to DeWayne Shear Delores Card w1ll my blush to Vxrglma Pfaltzgraff Dean Morford wzll my posntlon as fnrst baseman to Floyd Benson 15 , . , . . . , V I . , . . . . . . 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Harold Mlsfeldt wlll my drawmg abxllty to lack Rxcha rd Shxrleyjones wxll my studyxng abllxty to Bud Lmdaman Darwln Fblxng will my Mexlcan rmg to Amta Hausmann Richard Elsentrager w111 my comb to Floyd Benson To Mr Pohl our custodxan a new furnace To our beloved teachers we would lnke to wxll the followmg o Mr Dodd a wtnnmg team o 'vhss Culbertson a quxck mvc annual Mrs Lee an escalator to thtrcl floor Mr Lee a quiet assembly o Mr Hayes band rehearsal with everyone there flfteen m1nutes ahead of tlme In witness whereof we the class of 1949 as testator have set our hand and seal hereto this flfteenth day of February m the year of our Lord one thousand mne hundred and fo rty mne Corllss Mc qw tlllams H arold Mlsfeldt Mahlon Woodle QYJ D avid Krelmeyer Bob CfUjvel1er M arv1n DeBerg M11fOj Qtoclf AfNldy Buseman Tjoot Card Richard Flsentra G er Darw I n Eblmg jack fR lchards C L arence Cordes DeWayne qs hear D ean Morford F1 fOQyd Benson Ge fNje Mxller F L Burr Ows jon Tjrousdale john fSjchwennen Bud fLjmdaman Rogffijr Ma1er john Fo1kfEjrds Norman fPjfa1tz.g raff 16 I, . ,. 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CJ ' cn ',' bm' K ' J CJ U 1' Y CD 7 KJ -- fl I A GLIMPSF' OF THE' 49 SENIORS TWFNTY YFARS I-IENCE When the class of 49 graduated a Round Robln letter was vgted 35 a means of keeping everyone posted on the latest events m the life of each member just now the Round Robxn wmged tts way mto my hands Let s see what changes the passtng years have wrought ln the llves of the 49 Semors Donna Lee Day has been presented at the Royal Palace 1n Italy as a solotst of great abtlxty Recently her engagement to V paderwxskl great grandson of the late President of Poland was announced Corllss McW1ll1ams has recently cornered the wheat market whlch makes htm one of America s most powerful mxlltonalres The great fmancxer 15 planmng to spend hls vacatxon in his country place tn Beneaette township He IS to be accompanied by h1s bride the former Elizabeth Card Miss Twtla Mae Noeltmg IS a mxsslonary m the South Sea Islands She has been awarded the medal of honor by havmg converted more heathen than any other mtssmonary She says she received her mspuratmon whtle attending D H S Richard Etsentrager ts an a1r inspector on the New York San Francisco Aerlal Line He recently sprained his neck by steppmg mto an anr pocket He 15 nicely recovermg at a Mar s hospxtal Betty jean Voss was marrted about s1x months ago to a famous doctor She was formerly a chauffeur for Mrs Updyke of the Flbber McGees Miss Frances Wendt is now resldmg tn Los Angeles Cahforma She IS an ardent suffragtst and lawyerette She hopes to reform the state of Calxfornxa Br1gad1er General Morford IS ln charge of the Aszattc forces On htm all that brass looks good Norma jean Pfaltzgraff Dean s fiancee tlred of waltmg for hum to return has jomed the Salvatlon Army I saw her only last week on a street corner in Mason Cnty tambourme 1n hand Phyllls Ruth Elisentrager nee Memders fxgured on the front page news of the Dumont journal Her divorce wh1ch has been pending was contested by her husband He 15 askmg custody of the twelve mmor children Professor john Schwennen the noted astronomer has astounded the world by advancmg the theory that the stars and moon can be governed by turmng them on and off by a controlled swttch If this proves true Mr Schwennen will be the wealthiest man tn Baltimore All lovers will be interested in mvestxng In th1s research work Hollywood went mad last week over the new masterpiece Only To Have and To Hold starring Mlss Phylhs Hartgraves Miss Hartgraves has won unexpected fame ln the movies Her success IS due to her wonderful abxhty as an tmpersonator Robert Cuveher the world renown speed demon on a Royal typewriter has broken all records upon thus earth and is scheduled to compete wlth Mr Solar Stargazer ln the near future David Kretmeyer has taken up the professnon of reportmg apnroachmg earthquakes Hts reason stated for the accepting of the pos1t1on IS the practlce he has at home I-Ixs wxfe was the former Lora jane Faber Mlss Barbara Anderson wrote me from Australia that she has taken up the work where Sister Kenny left off Slster Kenny passed away a couple of years ago Mlss Anderson is to be congratulated on her wonderful achievement Andy Buseman is the engmeer who harnessed Niagara Falls By dammmg the Mississippi River, he Irrigated the western desert and converted mt into a paradnse He has amassed a fortune ralsmg Jumpmg beans Betty Borneman and Phylhs Ann Thatcher are tourmg the country lecturmg on Kmdness to eats They are hvmg at an abandoned hatchery which they are converttng mto a cat hospttal 17 I .. . 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Marvm De Berg operates a Funeral home ln Chmatown I-hs new method of grave d1gg1ng with chop stlcks has proven very successful Gene Miller threatens to become a close rlval to Mr Zlegfeld of the Ylegfeld Follies H15 show stars that team of dancers Shlrley jones and Lula Wendt Delores Card has gone to Mexlco where he has become a Matador Rumors have It he left the U S 1n desperatlon after bemg Jxlted by Kathleen Muller And now 1f you really want to know who we have to blame for the darlng costumes ln women s fashlons just ask none other than Darwln Ebllng He 15 the leading des1gner ln Parls Maybe we could get some fashlons and txps on style at a cut rate conslderxng the fact we were old schoolmates Magdalene Lupkes awoke one mormng to flnd herself famous after a memorable speech to Congress defending a new brll Thls new blll has been the subject of much dlscusslon but after Maggie made her defense there was no doubt about the matter and the natxon was won to her way of thmkxng It is whlsperecl she may even be Speaker of the House next season leader of a new Klu Klux Klan Isn t that enchantmg 'I But please do not rely on that because that was told me xn the utmost confidence All radio fans were very much astomshed january lst when Beverly Noeltxng was on the air She rtvals Judy Canova slnce she has mastered the art of h1llb1lly music and language She was signed up wlth the ABC broadcasting system for fifteen years Mlss Colleen Wagner who establmshed a Matrxmomal Bureau back m 1955 now counts her money by the mxlltons She IS also presldent of the Bank of America Now for the one who turned out to be the Romeo of the class Harold Mtsfelt He IS m hts thlrd year at Harvard the star of the football team and the hon of college soclety When he starts for the football fleld he IS surrounded by amateur photographers and newsmen Hts plctures are to be seen ln the art galleries Here s to next Round Robm trxp May xt be swxft and bear good news Amta Hausmann Class Motto Onward and upward Class Flower Gardema Class Colors Green and Yellow 18 The latest development! I can hardly wait to tell you! Mahlon Woodley is the UNDERGRADS Senior President Lora jane Faber Vlce Preslden! Dean Morford Secretary Treasurer Gene Muller 'Sponsor Mr j F' lee junior Dresldent F L. Burrows Vnce Presldent Bud Lmdaman Secretary Treasurer De Wayne Shear Qponsor Mlss Bonnle Culbertson 'Sophomore Presndent FrculMcW1lhams Vice President Marxan Sessler Secretary Treasurer Leona Creeden Sponsor Mrs j F Lee Freshman President Norman Brown Vxce President Robert Card Secretary Duane Fvans Treasurer Rxchard Weuchers Sponsor Mr john Hayes 'XQH OF PYCI ug ,4 Z0 nr Cl..f..' ' ' ,TRS Q i - I ii, .' A 1-iff . 1 W J ...Q Q., A , 1 t JV. , .fir A i 'A ':: f O I . ,. ' I ' ' A I '. .Q JUNIOR CLASS In the junior class there are 19 students 9 boys and 10 gurls Miss Culbertson is the class sponsor The junior class was an especially busy one filled wlth outside activities Our first project was to sponsor an all high school skating party at Clarksville Our major goal of the year was to earn money for the junior Senior banquet To accomplish this end we produced a play To further supplement banquet funds we sold refreshments at games and school color ribbons In May we climax our year with a banquet honoring the Seniors Others who have helped in climbing are Virginia Pfaltzgraff who took a baritone solo to sub state contest Beulah Davis represented the class as a queen candidate for the school carmval Besldes these helpers congratulations should be given to our athletes and to the participants in the band and chorus SOPHOMORE CLASS In the Sophomore class there are Z7 students 9 boys and 18 girls Mrs Lee is he class sponsor w held a class party at the home of Marian Sessler The Sophomore class sponsored an all high school party on February Z5 1949 at the high school gym using a George Washington theme The Sophomore year again brought many of the class into activities Marian Sessler was chosen to represent the class at the school carmval as queen candidate Norma Lea Durand was one of our leaders in the cheering section Marian Sessler sang a solo at the sub district contest FRESHMAN CLASS In the Freshman class there are 31 students ll bovs and Z0 girls Mr Hayes the class sponsor For everyone involved the beginning of the school year was a tryxng time Freshmen especially looked with pe rplexlty to one another Kathleen Maifeld and La Donna Ibelmg were elected cheerleaders Kathleen Maifeld represented the Freshman as queen candidate at the school carmval Although we may have appeared green to our superior schoolmates as we climbed higher we never turned back and we never shall until our task IS completed Z1 t . The Sophomore year again brought the class into activities. On October 8, 1948 e ' . . . , ' . . is KJ- ,x 1 BACK ROW Daud Krenme-yer 'viarun De H4 rp 1 mire-vu Bum man Inhn Schvucnnen Fone Muller Bob Cuveher Wclores. Cxrd Dian Niorford Hnru1dN'mf+Id! QFCONDROW P yllxe, Ihatcher I rw anf Fam r V11 x5uh f -ard Iwxlx KOKIIITIP Magdalenelup es Dhylhs I' rtpr xefi 'Tix ly Nofflt ny ol y 'H rvun Jllnp Petty Bornernan Chnrlpy Iona-L. mnb FUNNY YC n cnt nra n fx n x f 1 'umm Vxcln d'nsentr1pcr Form xl! praff N' h on ry '7 A O ., puls- ,A 'K iwmmmvwlk 'EACV 50A Milo Stock We yne r Pofve Vane: lark xchard ludlmdannan Clarence Cordes SF' rr F 1.. Burrows CO! D POW Dorothy Benaon Vxrglnua PfaltLyrafl' Mary Inn Llndafnan mia Hausmann Vienna Cuveher Beulah Dans RONT PO V john Folkerd:-, 'vhrl n Buseman Floyd Renson 1 wthlm-n Buseman Mary jane Wagner ZZ SOPHONIOI r CL ASS BACK ROW C-vlvxa ixlver Mnrlam Lumrn Frcxl h4cVlxll1amb fxormnn Pfaltzgrqn ooerx Kramer Robert Gerdes ldward Bruna Marian Sessler jon Trou:-.dale MIDDLF' ROW Dorxs Wtldcboer Charlene Bents 'whxrlev Cutler Wxlllam Borneman '-ue Ihatcher Gall 'Schaefer Doris Muni rt Leona Crr-eden Ardxth Faber Pctrucua Raber FRONT ROW Be-xcrly Whtte Mirjoru Kruns Clellan Phltxpraff Norma Uurand Orville Maxfvld Alxcc Dans D1 rald l mdur-nan fluna Bubeman l'RF9HMlfl'N Cl ASS BACK ROW Daud Ufford Norma Uhlenhopp C len Buseman Charles :mum ueloert Ljabrmg Fxelyn Rust Merlin Lupkee, Richard Welchera Max Santee lxormun Broun MIDDLE' ROW Frnnrei Oxerturf Duane P xans Beulah Muller Rhoda btlrm Agnes Fr.-,man l orralne Piper L.aDonna lbelmg Robert Card Frannene Stock Phylhs Huw.-nga nhylh-. Welch:-ra FRONT ROW Vuxan Bensun Nancy Cummers Dorothy Brunb Dorothy Reybark joy Schwab Donna Lou Cutler Kathleen Manfeld F rank Benbon Bexerly Muller Annette Fbhng Z3 Q . - . . V, ' .- O ' 1 W ' ' 'fr .. - . ' ' .V . , iw , , . I Q - . , , 75 ,-K . I -I lf.. ' ,. 4 . 'f . .L I I. N a.. ., .7 ', ' - , ' l . ,H -- f': ' ' 1 'sl' , R5 Y A, ' 131 l l 1 . w v 'Y 4 1 V' . . ' I v I I . r ' I - l C .1 C an BACK POW Rxonne Malheld Maryjo Carlln Fertrude Stunbn Larry Stevenson Txllxe Muller SFCOND ROW Adele Allen Carol Muller Dorothy Burma Bruce Mawr Farol Clemens Gene C-antee FIRST ROW In Vf-rn lloxenga Merle Hearn Hullu Alun Urxxllm llendvraon SFVI' INTH CHAD? SC vw I lyk, BACK ROW Charlotte Muller Funxce Benson Iumce Tjahrmg Beverly Hoxenga Calvm White LUIS Wagner Shxrley Krxens Carol Pfulmgralf FRONT ROW Puhsel Borneman Darwm Pohl Dari DeArmoun Yvonne Qu-ms Marv Wendt Mary Krlens Z4 IHIPD I-OURIHFRADI-S V1.5 BACK Row w5 'fn N'-'Ill Joann? Rlhnela Duck Mehmen Loran Henderson Dale Lmdaman Wayne Nolte Bully Rlnnels. Robert Knens Bobby Uhlenhopp jgngce Akgn FRONT Pow qandrn nfal H Wff Pieverly Pfaltzgraff Carl Nuelunp Bonnte jamtson jim Meehan Laverne Kuper Susan Walls Larry Devo!-e FIFTH SIXTHCRADFS BACK ROW xmmy Uhlenhopp Beryl Lmdaman Barbara 'items qara Rm1els Berdene Ft4en Peryl Lmdaman Dorothy Gnems Paul Faber THIRD ROW jamce Ktbsgaard Fsther Muller Burdeen qluwter yummy Pfaltzgraff james Alun Marnlyn Welchers Bonme Ahren-. SFCOND ROW Clara Neuhaus Pat5y Clemenc Rosa. Blohm Trent Vogel Larry Howenga Buelah De Vore Sharon Hartgraves FIRST ROW Ronald Wendt Lyle Uhlcnhopn Fvelyn Bents. Dawn Fxans Harlan Wmter Howard Schaefer Z5 ,Q :V 1 . , . ., , . ,, ' 2 T 2 1 ' R W l l ' I If A T , 1' I' 1 4 ' Q ' 1 J t 6 I SECOND ROW: -llmeu Sheer, Lavonne Muller. Sharyn Vogel, Ronnie Bennett, Twila Siems, Gary Folkers, W Y V K I A V V Y - F l Z j' . l A f . - ' - . - A - . if . SFCONO CRADF BACK ROW Hattxe Gerdes Loren Toomsen Geraldme Turner Darwm Uhord jack Engel Larry Lmdaman Paulme Llndaman SFCOND ROW Shirley Gnner Maxme Ralsch Maxme Rttzman jarry Hovenga Virginia Dodd Kenneth Uhlenhopp Marlyn Chfton Keith Mater FR ONIT ROW Donms Heard George DeVore joan Hon enga judy Muller Linda Blohm judy Kay Card Delores Miller jerome Hovenga no -V BACK ROW Donaxan Meehan Diana jamlson john Turner Glorta Mehmen Roy Overturf Victor Stanbrough Robert Ubben Sl'-'COND ROW Bobby Weachers Roger Busma Raymond Rmnels Gary Allen Lorralne Viet jamce Hovenga judy Rttaman Rosella Lnndaman FIRST ROW judy Reents Susan Radlolf Marvin Clifton Martha jean Lundle Gary Lee David Hovenga Beverly Muller 26 .h V1 I 4' , i' , . v, 4 -5 -Q . . , A A , ' , .. ' f 1 K' 'J .L-J l A , . J A - l t ' . . . , : ' ' . ' ' . ' ' I . . ' ' ' . I D I ' I - FIRST GRAD? - 4 j' - ' .:' ' ' ' '- . - K if .. W ' . C 5 rv - o-' 4 ij - J -4 Q . Q N . 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R 301 1 I MR jOHN POHL, CUSTODIAN ,L IOY SCHWAI3 DIIIAHNI PIPFI DOP0THYPF'Y'wl1CK MRS LFF' ATHL FFIN MAIFFI D MPS LFP' DOROTHY PFY'-'ACK BFVFRLY MIL1 FR wxrm I FN Pv1AIFFlD,BF'VF'PlY MILL!-'R MRS Z9 LFE' FCI. ll IFJ ALYIUT. 1 A 'Tl ' I . I IK- i r, L -. +V F ,, 1' 1 ' - Y .va . x , ' i. .21 X U ,ma 'f pr, ' .5 , .12 ,, I + 4 I K' ,,, .1 ' . . 3 I Y V , I ,J JUNIOR PI AY CAQT qc- .4 34 BACK ROW DeWayne qhear Anna Hausmann Mary jane Wagner F L Burrows FR ONT ROW Vtrgxma Pfnltxgraff Bud Lxndaman Beulah Davts -s ,M mfg.. we l ' U 5 S'- l Beauty and the Beast Z Twtxteen Cast 3 Bud and Beauty 4 Another day 5 Qxsters 6 Two praxrte flowers 7 ll'll!ldllOh B Whistle stop 31 T 1 2 Q A - - I , X , 2' . In 1,5 ,I A 1 A fif- K J .2 A T' ,. . i -M V , p , ' ,g ' I. 5 5, 3 - - 4 1 A ' gf' ' 6 'M -8, '. ' - fN W -1. , ' Q av -A ' t . I S Y if A t I' . L -7 ' V .. , - Y K 'H 4 R I ..-' 1 Ai 2 u . nal' L Synopsts of jumor Play TWIXTFFN Rodney Wells jr has suddenly dlscoxered muscles gxrls and prestlge The comblnatlon has htm 1n a state of confuslon He ts firmly conx xnced that large biceps and notes deltvered the hard way are necessary to wm the heart of Dorls Mansf1e1d The flrst snag 15 hu when Rod s best friend Pete Thompson accxdentally dellvers the note to Gwendolyn Todd who rushes tn at a most mopportune moment to tell Rod how happy she lb Then the most Important nlght tn Rod s life ts almost rutned when he discovers hls sister has raided his clothes closet on the eve of Dorls s party With Dete s able assistance they clean out his father s closet They depart out of Rodney s bedroom window and Mr Wells IS left wlth a paxr of golf knlckers a whtte coat and an urgent nommatton banquet the mght before the electlon for the Mayor of Portvmlle The results sound dlsastrous and for awhnle Rodney consxders the peace and quiet of a ranch out West That ts unt11 Dete dellvers the ewemng paper and Gwendolyn arrlves wlth a piece of ple Father wlns the election and Rodney IS reinstated lnto the famlly cxrcle PLAY CAST Rodney Wells j Roger Mater Pete Tl'1OI'r1pS0n F L, Burrows Specks Howard Bud Llndaman Mr Wells DeWayne Shear Mrs Wells Amta Hausmann Frances Wells Vxrgtma Pfaltzgraff Dons Mansfield Beulah Davts Gwendolyn Todd Mary jane Wagner SCHOOL NEWS Time IZ 45 Thursday Place Study Hall Scene Editor tn chief Betty Borneman raps for order Asststant Edttor De Berg raps for more order Sports Edttors McW1ll1ams and Faber dash to the athletxc room for the score books Music Reporter Wendt sktps to the music room in search of Mr Hayes Dramatic Reporter Mlsfeldt falls down the steps to the stage to see what s going on there Senior Reporter jones tries to remember what the Semors haue done that ns of any importance Cub reporters Hausmann Sessler and Duper sc rubble off a few notes for their respective classes Feature Editor Twnla Noeltmg begms to dig up a little dirt Grade Editor Lupkes knocks at the threshold of all the grade rooms Numerous typewrtter keys can be heard clxcktng out reams of maternal Voxces can be heard arguing about th1s and that Editor Borneman dashes here and there Assistant Editor DeBerg places his feet on his desk and ogles gnrlfrtend Beverly penculs scratch pens ooze :nk check recheck 0 k Yes it ms newspaper time Deadlme us four o z. ock when Phyllis Hartgraves puts the paper to bed at the Dumont journal offlce 32 , r. ...... .......... .......... ' Elizabeth Wells . . ............ ............ M arlys Tjabring IsJliVl'f? VA l'l l6 FOI .fl Fl .1 BACK ROW Lorraxne Pxper Amta Hausmann Magdalene Lupkes Harold Mlsfeldt Marvxn De Berg FRONT ROW Frances Wendt Betty Borneman Tvula Mae Noeltmg Andrew Buseman Marxan Sessler Lora jane Faber Shurley jones AININUIL QTAFF BACK ROW Frances Wendt Gene Muller Darvun Fblxng Andrew Buseman Betty jean Voss Barbara Anderson Donna Lee Day john Schwennen Dean Morford Harold Mxsfeldt Norma Pfaltzgraff Colleen Wagner FRONT ROW Phyllis Ruth Melnders Delores Card Betty Bornernan Twila Mae Noeltlng Kathleen Miller Beverly Noeltlng Phyllxs Hartgraxes Lora jane Faber Flizabeth Card Shirley jones 33 Edttor As ststant Edttor Advertlslng Annual Sales Mustc Edttor Sports Edltors Feature Editors Snapshots ANNUAL S TAFF Phyllis Hartg raves Beverly Noeltnng Dean Morford Darwtn Fblmg Norma jean Pfaltzgraff Kathleen Mxller Frances Wendt Gene Miller Shirley jones Phyllis Ruth Metnders Colleen Wagner Andrew Buseman Betty Borneman Lora jane Faber Ehzabeth Card Twtla Mae Noeltmg Pictures john Schwennen Barbara Anderson Delores Card Harold Mlsfeldt Dramatlcs Betty jean Voss Advisor Mxss Bonnte Culbertson Perhaps some of you might be lnterested in knowing what is lnvolved ln producing this annual for you At the beginning of the year the various annual prlnttng companles beslege the school Mlss Culbertson and Mr Robinson learn their vartous offers and look over the sample annuals Walsworth Brothers of Marceltne Mxssourt printed our annual last year and are the publlsher thts year Our next step IS to sell advertlslng Two of the company representattves with the help of four of our students sell advertising to merchants of Dumont and the surroundtng area The advance sales campaxgn follows Everyone who wants an annual has hts copy reserved by makmg a downpayment In january Natlonal Studtos of Waterloo sent two photographers to spend a day at our school taking plctures When these prtnts were recelved the huge task of plannlng cutting and mountmg the layout began In order that you may have your annual before the end of the school year th1s work must be in the hands of the printer by the ftrst of March To the Natlonal Studios of Waterloo, who took the plctures, and to our advtsor, Mtss Culbertson, we owe many thanks for helping produce thts annual Class Historian ............................. Donna Lee Day . . ...... . , ' , . ' 34 b CONCER T BAND Cornets Bas: Horn Bar tone S Be Clarnnets een Wagner Co SY Mahlon W ood tzgraff ex Pfn Vxrpm Cl' Carol Ml Beverly Noeltmg L aVe rn Hovengn joy Schw Caro Ffa tzgraff Qnare Drum Bass Dru uruam Lamm t grnff jmPfa Dean Morford French Horn Ge rt rude Stubbf- ora jane Faber ET ihr ey Cu Norman Pin tlgraff Frances Wendt orrame Piper E Cnx nWh Duane Fvans 5 Welchers Phy Cymba Donna Cutler CX' Tw! a Mae Noelhng Bever y Ml F utes '1 rombone Tenor Saxophone Dons Mme rt E' unheth Card Gene M er orma Durand Beulah Davis Shar ey jones Burrows FL W U1 ' ll i V 1 'H ' V' i 1 A l ll ab Ardiih Faber . M- ' m . l 1 . L I i 1,3 L ' ' K 1 , . i l tl I lli, ' '. l'i it 'l ' 1 'll . . l ' 'l ' N ill .l'. felfneyef Davxd K Mr Hayes ii SUF' THATCHFR TEN SHUN The marching band personnel is composed of the concert band members. Sue Thatcher is Drum Majorette. Lois Wagner and Carol Dlalugraff are Baton Twirlers. The Marching Band received a ll rating at the Stale Marching Band Contest at Dostville. Iowa. MIXP D CHORUS 4 BACK ROW Frank Benson Duane Fx ans Mahlon Vl oodlev Dean Morlord Norman Pfaltegraff Cene Mtller Davtd Kretmeyer jon Trousdale Floyd Benson Rxchard Welchers john Folkerds THIRD ROW Fluabeth Card Frances Vkendt Twtla Noelttng Norma Durand Lorratne Ptper Sylvta Stlver Barbara Anderson Norma Uhlenhopp Martan Qessler Mxrxam Lamm Alvnna Buseman Beverly White Mary Ann I mdaman Charlene Bents Dorothy Benson Donna Cutler fnmtte Eblmg Patrxcla Raber FRONT ROW Rhoda Sturm Ardtth Faber Sue Thatcher Vtrgmta Pfaltegraff Lora jane Faber Beverly Noeltuxg Norma Dfaltegraff Phyllts Hartgrax es Clellan Pfaltagraff Frances Overturf Qhlrley Cutler GIRLS GLEE CLUB BACK ROW Sue Thatcher Norma Pfaltzgraff Frances Wendt Twxla Mae Noeltnng Norma Durand Lorraine Piper Sylvxa Silver Barbara Anderson Mary Ltndaman Phyllis Ruth Meinders Phyllis Hartgraves Phyllts Thatcher Clellan Pfaltzgraff Beverly White SECOND ROW Elizabeth Card Ardtth Faber Magdalene Lupkes Beverly Noelttng Virginia Pfaltzgraff Lora jane Faber Norma Uhlenhopp Fvelyn Rust Martan Sessler Mu-tam Lamm Antta Hausmann Alvtna Buseman Beulah Mtller Frances Overturf Shirley Cutler john Hayes FRONT ROW Rhoda Stirm Doris Mlnert Vwtan Benson Leona Creeden Nancy Cummers joy Schwab Donna Lou Cutler Annette Ebltng Patrtcta Raber Dorothy Benson Charlene Bents 37 Z,-'ffl '. 3 5 QQ SECOND ROW: Mr. Hayes, Vivian Benson, Nancy Cimmers, joy Schwab, Leona Creeden, Beulah Miller, Y N l v zUfI my 'Nchwib Iwxldlvlu ocllng 0 1 a IN lun SFYTF 1' Marian Sessler Mxrxam Lamm Vxrguma Pfaltzgraff Magdalene Lupkes Que Thatcher Ardnh Faber BOYS Cl!-F FIUB BACK POW fxorrnan Pfaltzgraff Dean Morfurd I env Mxllpr 'Wavld VFPIUIPYPT Richard Wmcherh Floyd Benson FPOYNT ROW Vlahlon Woodley jon Irousdalv flpn Puspman ynhn I olkf-rds Duane Fvan-. Frank Benson Mr Hayes 38 una a fl ,-'XLINV lk M l 2'I'Pf'l' . K I -V K 4 - N ' f 1 Y I ra lun- lf bn-r Hr-U-rlv Ru- ' H . , ' Y .ff - 5 , ' '- . 1 3 ,I l ' , H . ,iw . . . , I , . . 9, ' ' A , . QVGA ' . . Q Q, 1 . T '. , , . Q up . 1 0 'tu ' B' ' W . ' - 1 - ' 1 ' l - -L N - . v ' ' f v q . - 4 , , - 1 I Y A g 'S K , V' . Z ' . , , 2 , ' ,. ' A . ' . , ' .' ' CONTEST SOLOISTS GFINE MILLFP VU'f'I'V! F!1Ti'Y'lFF Fl !7ABP TH CAPD BEVERLY NOFILTINC' 39 MAPIAN SESSLFIF - wg swws KX 83 BACK R OW FRONT ROW XXV v 'Y' qt! If 1 H ll-xx! 'W' is 4-It Ercx1McWnlhams Fdward Bruns F L, Burrows Mr Dodd john Schwennen jon Trousdale Robert Card Dean Morlord DeWayne Shear Marvm DeBerg Andrew Busenmn Delores Card jack Richard Clarence Cordes Darwm Fblmg Ixorman Pfaltzgraff CLARENCE CORDES DEAN MOR FORD ii 1 JACK RICHARD ANDR FW BUSFMAN DARWIN sauna 41 5 r-A A -1 Q 'f cb f ' - 4 f az L ,I : Q ' ' ' ,hi-fy-' A I n 'V A ' 1 A D l . I ! jAi5?Z , ' 14 : A 1- 1' A . :r X ' Z Q . , C sad A i ii . ', A iv!! 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BASEBALL The D H S aga1n made an outstandtng record 1n both sprtng and fall baseball In the sprlng they compiled a record of 7 wlns agatnst 3 close losses to Apltngton Allison and Brtstow Headed by Daryl Richard and Delores Card who often broke up ball games with ttmely huts they ftmshed the season wtth a team batttng average of 312 Andy Buseman chief of the pltchxng staff turned ln some fme performances asststed by De Wayne Shear and Daryl Richard The fall baseball season saw D H S fxnlsh wtth another ftne record After losing to Aplnngton tn the opener they went on to wtn 8 tn a row before dropptng a close one run declston to powerful Kanawha tn the Dtstrlct Tournament The boys captured the sectxonal tournament at Chaptn defeattng Geneva Alexander and Rowan Dumont was selected as one of the sttes for a Dnstrtct Tournament Ustng the new Legton dxamond the tournament was a huge success despite the bad weather condlttons Timely httttng and spectacular fleldtng along wlth superb pttchtng were the chtef features of the season We are all looktng forward with anxtety toward the comxng sprtng season SFASONS R FCOR D SPRING e Opponents They Apltngton Shell Rock Alltson Shell Rock Hansell Clarksville Marble Rock Secttonal Tournament Geneva Hansell Brxstow FALL. Apltngton Alltson Geneva Shell Rock Shell Rock Secttonal Tournament Geneva Alexande r Rowan Dist rtct Tournament 4 Kanawha 5 42 W 4 ' 5 6 o 1 ' .z 2 1 6 O 9 - ' 4 6 5 ll o s z 3 ' 5 4 ' 8 10 ' 4 3 1 14 o 17 4 4 1 19 3 6 5 HFRE S HOW BOYS BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to Rxght Derald Lmdaman Mahlon Woodley Norman Pfalmgraff De Wayne Shear john Schyvennen Andrew Buseman Robert Gerdes Delores Card Dean Morford Marvin De Berg Clarence Cordes jon Trousdale Center F L Burrows Coach Lyle EZ Dodd Ercll McW11l1ams 43 A ' A 1 5 2 V Q Al., L First Team e Second Team e Butle r County Tournament 6 Sectwnal Tournament BASKETBALL Opponents Hansell Geneva Allison Greene Clarksvllle Parkersburg Bristow New Hartford Dunkerton Aphngton Shell Rock Allison Greene Marble Rock Clarksvllle Parkersburg Apllngton Marble Rock Shell Rock Opponents Alhson Greene Clarksvllle Parkersburg New Hartford Dunkerton Aplmgton Shell Rock Alhson Greene Clarksvxlle Parkersburg Aplmgton New Hartford Shell Rock Opponents New Hartford Rockwell 44 1948 1949 They 1948 1949 They They W 33 50 Z3 ZZ 33 ' 35 18 30 31 ' Z8 45 31 19 ' Z3 Z4 36 33 51 30 ' Z8 57 Z1 Z3 ' Z8 33 36 ZZ Z4 Z9 ' 30 38 49 31 ' 36 32 53 34 New Hartford 61 55 37 W 9 ' 11 12 2.4 Z4 ' 38 ZZ 32 13 19 Z0 35 19 ' Z1 19 13 17 ' 18 18 Z1 Z7 ' 1 17 31 ll ' 31 Z4 32 17 ZZ W , 30 36 33 . 39 GIR LS BASKETBALL OPPONENT THEY I-lansell Geneva Brxstow Marble R ock Sectional Tournament at Marble Rock Pla1nf1eld Alumm Marble Rock In its second year gtrls basketball ts steadtly gammg m popularxty Our girls stlll lack experience but ln every game they accredlted themselves exceedingly well Three valuable Semors wxll be lost by graduatwn They are Colleen Wagner Phylhs Ruth Memders and Lora jane Faber The girls worked dtllgently under the coaching of Mr Robmson Twlla Mae and Beverly Noeltmng were team managers Once again the gold and black fxmshed ln the second d1v1s1on of the Butler County Conference Bothered wxth frequent 1njur1es and mehglbles the squad lost ground midway tn the season Some of the boys contmued to flash with the type of basketball that makes wtnnmg clubs whtle others fa1led to lwe up to pre season expectations The squad was led by D Card a four letter man and a Semor A good share of rebounding fell upon Toot s shoulders and for hls s1z.e he did a remarkable Job At the forward posts A Buseman D Shear and D Lmdaman quite often found themselves too short to compete with opposing guards The guard poslttons were manned by C Cordes and M DeBerg Both of these boys came up with tnjurxes during the middle of the season wh1ch stdellned them for about a month The rest of the squad was pretty much handmapped by mexperxence but nevertheless gave a good account of themselves in the B games 45 WE , Z0 54 Z0 56 59 ' 47 46 52 Z8 ' ' 45 33 ' 44 30 50 BOYS' BASKETBALL Y '.1XllF3l,.1lZKf YFfAHC3OI.Df .1 i ,,. .7 -fx sl-I' Kathleen Nlalfeld L.aDonna Ibellng Norma 'lurand Kathie en Muller CIRI 9 BASKFTBAI L IFAM va BACK ROW Twula Mae Noeltmg Manager Vwlan Benson Dhylhs VK exchers Barbara Anderson Mary Ann Lmdaman Dorothy Benson Beverly Noelung Manager Coach F F Robmson QFCOND ROW Colleen Wagner Lora jane Faber Vlrgsma Pfaltagraif Sue Thatrher Ardnth Faber Phyllis Ruth Mennders FRONT ROW Norma Durand Franaette Stock Norrna Uhlenhopp Mary jane Wagner Carol Muller 46 fl? x ,fe 4, ., L X ,, ,,, N. -. 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'SZ 'I ,,K'. . . ,ark ' A i g I Js X . 0 1 2 IFOUT D THF CLOFY Corlxss 'vfcV xlltams throws open wlndow takes d p br:-all of mr ani cltmbs 1n Max Santee reluctantly goes back to bed after df-lwf-rmp th- mormrg pap'-r The mtlkman leaxes Dean and six quarts of mxlk at the 'Aorford lornesta- d Gene Vhller sprmgs out of bed htts hrs head on the cenlnnp and falls barlf rn agatn Norma jean awakens to fund her ffndy Panda IS mxssmg Phyllxs H rush:-s ower and they form a posse F L Burrows takes the curlers Out of hls haxr Norman Pfaltzgraff dunks F' L s head tn water F L hysterlcally curls h1s hair agaxn Norma jean and Dhyllts ftnd Andy Pandy under the mattress Sue and Ardtth ftmsh thelr studytng and go to bed Clarence Cordes feeds the horses Frances Owerturf puts on six pairs of Socks DeVb ayne Shear Norman Pfaltzgraff and F L Burrows try a ltttle barbershop harmony Someone calls the ftre department Shear Burrows and Pfaltrgraff dwe under the coxers Leona Creeden applies her makeup Kathleen Ma1feld pockets the peroxide and paddles to school Barbara ftmshes her breakfast and bounces off to school Evelyn Rust takes her hatr down Wayyyyyyyy down Dean Morford walks to school with a book under each arm !Books were never opened l V11-g1n1a trips into the assembly wtth one eye open She opens the other eye and tr1ps out agatn Phyllts Ruth stlll waxtxng Beverly White and jack Richard saunter down the hall Band rehearsal supposed to start Where IS everyone? 9 9 9 9 Bob Kramer tries to lure Phyllxs Ruth away but Phyllts Ruth sucks Bell rtngs Mtsfeldt llrnoustne crutses to a stop Phyllts and Sharon fall out of the back seat Phyllts Ruth gwes up and goes to assembly Gene Miller drags tn Last bell rtngs Stratns of Golden Glow are heard from the mus1c room Mr Lee s assembly charges out Mr Lee ns left holdlng the announcements LaDonna and Donna Lee have a black tnk fight wuth thetr pens LaDonna turns brunette Patty Raber begms a violent search for her comb Kathleen Miller starts her daily letter to Chuck Second pertod classes pass Patty still hunting Marvin dozes off Phylhs Ann passes a note to Frances who promptly explodes Richard E gives the right answer ln government Mr Dodd famts First lunch starts Beverly N and Clellan share candy tn assembly Dauy stxll huntmg for comb W1ll1am Borneman makes up three orxgxnal verb tenses n 1709111511 53 5:15 ' 1 ' A ' , F: ef: . . A ' 5:30 . - Y---'L ',,' ,s 5:45 ' f ' ' ,S , ,a , 5:55 . ' ' , ' ' , ' A 1, ' ' . 6:00 ' ' . ' ' ' . ' . ,L 6:15 . . ' ' . 6:30 ' - . .' ' . 6:32 . . ' ' ' ' ' . 6:45 ' ' ' . - . 7:00 . . . . . D 7:15 . 7:30 , ' ' . 7:31 - ' , ' , . . ' . 7:32 ' . , , ' 7:40 ' . 7:43 ' i ' . 7:45 ' ' . 7:55 ' . . 8:00 ' . 8:15 Phyllis Ruth waits for Toot. 8:20 . . . . . . D 8:29 . . . . l 8:3C ' ' . 8:31 . ' .... . 8:35 ' ' . ' ' . 8:55 . 1 . . . . . 8:55- ' . 8:57 - - . 8:59 ' ' . 9:00 ' . 9:15 ' ' . 9:30 . ' . . ' ' --- 9:35 ' ' ' ' . 9:36 . l :OO ' ' . 10:lD ' ' . 10:20 ' . 10:35 ' ' . 10:45 ' . 10:55 ' ' . 111:00 ' . ' ' ' . 1-1:01 . ' . 11:25 ' , I A 11:30 , ' ' Q 11:45 ' ' I ' A - 1 - High school classes suffer from hunger Noon siren blows Lunch lme tramples teachers Charles Boots helps Mrs Lee to her feet whtle Davtd Ufford apologmes to what IS left of her The boys get out the basketballs and start shoottng Crowd gathers as ball knocks Card out Crowd dtsperses as ball breaks gym wmdow john Schwennen begins dreamlng of a qutck 4 OO Mr Lee and Marvin get mto an argument over partxcmpals and verbals Everyone ts laughing and looktng at Corllss What s so funny9 just Corllss Physics class just passed out Roger searches for the questtons he knew he had answered DeWayne has an argument ln the busmess law class joy Schwab had to take the hem out of her dress and put xt mn agatn Last perlod of the day begms Mxxed chorus meets Shortmn Bread 15 heard from the musxc room Betty Borneman starts to wrxte copy for the Gold and Black Is everybody typmg 'P Only twenty mne mmutes to go Sue and Ardtth compare h1story work books Everyone tense Bell rings Ercll McW1ll1ams 15 the first person xn the history of Dumont to leave the bulldmg before the bell stops rmglng Phyllis Ruth tackles Toot ln front of the assembly door Requestfully Yours is on the radlo Noth1ng domg Manarn Lamm starts another evemng on the telephone Supper IS ready Where IS Colleen? Colleen stumbles home from school and greets her mother who IS waxtlng at the door Davld Kreimeyer starts off for hls date David who has traveled two miles slts xn the car to rest Alvlna Marian and Kathleen Buseman get close to the radto to hear The Lone Ranger Marian Sessler starts her nlghtly four hours of study David staggers up to hxs date s door slips his calltng card under thedoor and goes home Everyone has a date but me Kathleen Muller arrives home from a party and looks mto the matl box Decldes to wrxte her Congressman to introduce a bull for three maxl dehverles Norma Lea Durand gets home All good students in bed Members of the graduating class arrwe at thexr respecttve homes Flmabeth Card automatlcally puts up her haxr 1n her sleep Vlrglnxa Norma jean and Lora jane declde to sleep at Phyllxs s house They call Elmabeth and Beverly and have an tmpromptu slumber party Corltss McWilliams finds the window locked so starts another day ln shrubs You can guess what Happens from now on so w1ll leave you wlth Max and h1s paper route 54 Andy Buseman gets up enough ambition to get the chores done. . , . 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SCHOOL CALENDAR September 16, School opens half day 1enuf Welcome new faculty members Mr and Mrs Robmson Miss Remher and Mr Hayes 9 Agrlculture Class to Alhson S011 Conservatlon Program 10, Fxrst baseball game Apltngton won 111, Beat hxgh and mighty Allxson 10 4 14 Teachers turn to lxsten Trl County Institute 15 Started magazlne sales 16 Iowa Tests ofEducat1ona1 Development 17 Welrd Frosh all over the place Imtxatxon Beat Geneva Skatmg party 18 Slept after yesterday s strenuous actwxtles 21 Shell Rock lost out 25 Sectnonal Tournament at Chapm we beat Geneva 26 We took Alexander ln Semi Fmals 29 Flnals we defeated Rowan 6 5 to wm tournament Big Thrtll October 4 Second round D1str1ct Tournament lost to future state champs 1 pomt 5 Who htt Dean? 12 Marching Chmc at Clarksvtlle 16 Band gets second ratxng at Dostvllle 18 EXQYCISCS and broken backs 19 Mr Toomsen showed moose to school 26 Senior pictures lunch at Neeley s Cupboard v1s1t to I S T C theater party 127 First assembly for semors all s quiet everyone too tired to move except me 28 Seemg double today 27 Mr Roger Hamilton Mason Cnty What Makes Us Tuck? 129, Halloween Frolxc jtm I-leddens Magician side shows blngo fish pond etc November 1 My aching cahsthemc back 15 6 junior class play ll a huntmg we wmll go skatmg party at Clarksvule sponsored by JUIIIOI' class 12 Hansell game boys and gurls 16 Basketball game at Geneva 17 Advertlsrng sales for annual Student presldentxal poll We were wrong too 119 Allnson won 20 Home Ec gtrls here 24 No more tests 25 Stuffed 126, Still stuffed 26 27, State Music Festival 29 Stunt nlght 30, Band Mothers Program December 2 Beat Clarksvtlle Waterloo Amvet Chorus smgs 17 8 Admtmstrators Conference Iowa City 8 Pract1ce tomght 10 Darkersburg here ll Fabers to Callforma 14 Our apologies to Bristow Marvin s poor fmger 17 New Hartford here Town and Country Quiz Norma s Christmas party 18, Chrlstmas Banquet 120, Rehearsal of Christmas program H S faculty party Roger to Callforma 21 Apltngton there 23, Dunkerton game School party and movie Vacatron beglns 24 Oh Joy Oh ecstasy 25, Thanks Santa 126 Darwtn to Texas 31, Last chance g1r1s january 11, Bye bye resolutions Norma says 3 School opens 14, Slippery today 5 Matfeld s qutte the man with his mustache 7 See you at Shell Rock game 111, Allnson game 112, Semester tests 13 More tests 14 Annual plctures How many tlmes dld you change your clothes? Basketball game here wlth Greene Fnd of Semester 18, Marble Rock drove over tonight 21,Clarksv1lle s rev nge 22 Parkersburg got themrs too 23,Ice and rain 24 No school today 25 Same old thlng 26,Back to school 28 Good old wtnd no school February1l,Game at Marble Rock Girls tournament 2 Last home game be there for sure Aphngton 2 5 Glrls Secttonal tournament 7 15 County Tournament 15 Glrls Dlstrtct starts 18 Shell Rock there 21 Boys Sectional Tournament March 14 Marble Rock 1there, April 18,Drel1m1nary Musxc Contest 129,D1str1ct and State Muslc Contest May 17 State contest solos ensembles 12,Sect1ona1 Baseball Tournament 21 Dlstrtct Baseball Tournament 22 Baccalaureate 24 Graduatuon 25, Flms 55 - - 1 1-- : I I . , . . I . 11 . - . , . . 1 . I . , . . - 1 1 . U .- . l 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' H .. . U H . 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ' , 11 . . , l , . I ' 1 1 ' , 1 1 - 1 , ' ' . ' , ' ' . . . ., , . . ' , . , . K 1 11 ' ' ' -1 ' 1 1 - ' ' -- ' o . ' 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 -- . . U , 1 . 1 1 . . serve breakfast for mothers 122, Everyone studying for six-weeks tests 123, Greene 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - ' ' 1 1 ' 1 ' - 11 . U . -1 . . ' 1 ' 11 ' ' 1 1- 1 1 . . C 1 . . U . , . 1 1 H . U , . 1 . I U 1 1 ' 1 -- ' ' 1 1 1' Y 3 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . ' 1 11 ' ' 11 . , . . . ,1 . 1 1 1 1 ' -- ' ' .-- ' --3 1, 1 ' 1 ' ' 2 1 11 - ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1h ' 1 1 1 -- ' ' -- '- ' 1 -1 ' ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . '-'-. 1 , ' C . M 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 Our Senior girls are just the girls who make the school front news And soon they wxll be leavlng us their own vocatlon to choose May we dedicate a lxne to each and exe y member The old school days of Dumont Hlgh may they always remember Phyllns Thatcher IS the gxrl you ve all seen ln 1948 she was Dumont s Hugh School Queen Keep Smthng that s Beverly Noeltmg That makes llfe worth hvxng and truly ts worth gwmg Phyllts Hartgraves ts the girl who s got this thlng called poise She s very popular with the girls and also wlth the boys Our p1amst Elmabeth Card ts active m all school work She always does her duty and never trles to shlrk Who IS tt who IS so very qulet happy and gay? Yes I m sure you must have guessed for its Donna Lee Day Lora jane Faber has a gifted sense of humor For making frlends and keeptng them tt lsn t just a rumor In all sports Colleen Wagner can t be beat To her there I5 no such word that spells defeat Barbara Anderson ns the same to everyone at any txme or place She lsn t one person to your back and another to your face to anyone who needed it yes that s Twtla Mae They say Patmence and Perseverance IS the road to success So Betty jean Voss should wtn out well I guess Kathleen Miller rxngs a bell as a grand cheerleader She s right there to yell just when we need her Being very studlous Betty Borneman takes the prlae And ltke the owl who llved In the oak she s very wise When 1t comes to punctualtty Frances Wendt IS number one A quality we all should strive for as xt makes for work or fun Shxrley jones is consclentxous and one who really cares Dotng thnngs for others,her help she gladly shares Should you hear a giggle when all s quxet 'Pl in the study hall You d surmise It s Lula Wendt having fun wtth schoolmates all I-Iatr of red eyes of blue hps l1ke cherry wine That s Phyllis Ruth Metnders Class of Forty Ntne When things seem a b1t dreary and on the downward trend Along comes Magdalene Lupkes and to this she puts an end Norma jean Pfaltagraff is the last girl on the roll With prosperity and happlness may you attatn your goal Amta Hausmann 56 . . 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