Dumont High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dumont, IA)

 - Class of 1953

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FRLI-.Sr MARII WIN SMITH CAROL CLEMENS L ayout Manapf r Ldnor Ax-ntant Ldltor FRONT ROW: Barbara Sir-bc-rt, Tillie Muller, Shirley Stilson, Carole Clemens, Louise Frcese, Edltor Assxstant Edltor bports Muslc Intervlew Jokes Menu Grade News DPGCIBI Interests Questxon Box Can You lmaglne Elntertamrnent News Staff Marllyn Smlth Carol Clemens Yvonne Ma1f1e1d Delmar Rxchard Barbara blebert LaVern Hovenga Loulse Freese Merle Hearn Albert Buseman Marjorxe Mltchell Mary Jo Carlln Dorothy Burma Kay Davls Hlllzs Akm Herman Gerdes Edward Ibelzng Vernon Essman Gene Santee Robert Voss Orval Henderson Adele Allen Beverly Exsentrager Tlllle Muller Class Reporters Marilyn Smith Rlchard Rust Dotta Stllson Beulah DeVore Faghigng ............................................ Shirley Stilgon I CAROLL CI I.MLNb It wlsdonx don t Conn from books, why study and 5pO11 your looks Nowspapz-Kr btafl Gxrls Clin Club Junzor Class Play Mxxf-d Chorus Marchmg Hand Annual btaif Pep Club Opc-rttta Baskl tball Conn xt Hand Contest Work Chef rln xdf r H I F B I A HILLIZ: AKIN All great men ar: dying I don t Ie:-l o hot my-,elf Ngwbpapt r :,-taff Student Count 1l Junxor Cla-s Play Mxxed Choruk. Class Uffwer Annual Stall Basketball Boys ble 1 Club ADLLL ALL!-,N Blondes know what gz- rnen prgfer Newepaper Staff Student Councx' Cnxrls Glu Club Junior Class Play C1as,5 Ofhcer Annual Staff H p Club Teacher s Axd F B L A eh Q' lxll III L HEARTS. I Could bo a bafhelor but I d rather have Beulah Nr-xx -.paper Staff Mxxm d Chorus Annual btail Contest Work Boys C11 e Club MARY JO CARI IN hot too sc nous not too gay a rare good gxrl when 1! come to play Nqwspaper utaif Cxrla Glez Club 3 Junxor Class I lay Mxxvo Chorus Marchmg Band Annual btaff Ftp Club Open ta Baoketball Concert Band Contest Work Pep Band pep Club ........ ......... 2 , BLVLRLY hllSENTRAGER If shyness were gold--she'd be a mxllionairess- Newspaper Staff -4,-,-.----. 4 Girls Glee Club ........ l,Z,i,4 Mixed Chgrug .,...,,......- 4 Annual Staff ................ 4 3 Contest Work ............... Z Operetta. ...... ......... . .. 4 F B L A. .....,............. 4 HERMAN GERDES Someday l'1l find the right girl, then I'll take her to movie- Newspaper Staff ..,.... Junior Class Play ..... Mixed Chorus ....,.... Class Offifcr -.,-..... Annual Staff. . ........... . . Basketball Baseball Boys Glee Club l..OUlSl:. FRLI-.SE Where love and duty Crash let duty goto smash Newspaper Staff Student Councxl Girls. Glee Club .Tumor Class Play Class Oifxcer Marrhxng Band Annual Staff Pep Club Convert Band Contest Work Assistant Secretary F B L A ORVAL HILNDLR:-ON Wxth a Hudson and a Desoto what more could a guy want? Newspaper btaff Annual Staff Boys Glee Club .........,,..l,Z,3,4 . .................. 1 1 ' ........, 1,Z'4 A ' .,.......,,, .4 ' ..,,,..... l,Z,3 ' ............. 4 ' ............ 3,4 - A ........... 1,z , ' ........... 3 A ' ' ............... 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UBBk.lN Gentle men prefer blondes 1.9 Newspanfr Staff SHIRLEY 5TILSON Just a plaxn old fashloned country gxrl N4-uspaprr Staff Cxrls Glee Club lunlor Class Play Mlxed Chorus Marchlng Band Annual Staff Pep Club Oper tta Basketball Concert Band Contest VN ork Attended Other Srhools Student C,ounc1l Junwr Class Play MIXKG Chorus Cla S Olhm r Annual btalf Boys Glee Club One Art Play 1 GLNL SANTLL Speak quxckly gxrls good men an scarrg Newspaprr Staff Student Councxl Mxxed Chorus Class Officer lvlarchmg Band Annual Stall Ooerctta Basketball Conte-rt Band Contest VN ork Boys L-lee Club YVOINNL MAIP IELD One of the roving kxnd Newspaper Staff Girls Glee Club Mixed Chorus Tr1o Sextette Marching Band Pep Club Basketball Concert Band Contest Work F B L A l aVl:.KN HOVLNGA There should be more txme for sleep xn thxs xnstxtutxon Newspaper Staff Jumor Class Play Mxxcd Chorus Class Olflffff Idarchxng Bard Annual Staff Opera tta Basketball Baseball Concert Band Contest VN ork Boys Glee Club Pep Band TILLIE MULLLR Fueball Newspaper Staff Girls Glee Club Mxxed Chorus Marching Band Annual staff Pep Club Operetta Concert Band Pep Band F B L A NIAAJOKIL MITCHLLL Musxc has Charm and so does she Newspaper Staff Glrls Glee Club Mlxcd Chorus Trxo Sextette Annual Staff Pep Club Contest Work Att: nded Othcr Schools F B L A Last Will and Testament We the Sen1ors of 1953 members ofthe Dumont Consohdated School at Dumont bemg of sound m1nd 1n good health and fmally ahve on th1s date of May Z5 leave our fr1ends the Semors of 1954 th1s w1ll and testament We hope they will profrt by our most abundant know ledge and follow closely the advlce of thexr elders the Senlors of 1953 Do Duane Selbert Adele A w1lls you her bookkeepmg grades Mary Jo C leaves her abxllty to be frlendly to everyone LaVern I-I w1lls you h1s low heeled shoes Loulse F w1lls you her ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers To .lun1ce Tjabrmg Mary Jo C leaves you her abxllty to play post guard Bob V leaves you h1s books Take better care of them than he d1d To Mary Ann Wendt Barbara .5 w1lls her clarmet Mary .To C w1lls you her ab1l1ty to play bass drum To LOIS Wagner Marllyn b leaves you her ab1l1ty to debate 1n class Good luck Lo1s To Darl DeArmoun Merle H w1lls you his ab1l1ty to go steady Carole C leaves you her long fmgernalls To Carol Pfaltzgraff Wayne U leaves you h1s geometry grades, Orval H leaves you h1s 42 Ch6V1e Carole C leaves you her long ha1r To Mavls Ubben Yvonne M leaves you her loud laughter Marjorie M leaves you her sweet sm1le To Lo1s Boots Yvonne M leaves you her many good tlmes To Russell Borneman T1ll1e M leaves you her short fmgernalls Yvonne M leaves you her ab1l1ty to smg To Eun1ce Benson Dorothy B leaves you her qutetness and eff1c1ency To Charlotte Mlller Bob V w1lls h1s helght Albert B wants you to have h1s trombone To Darw1n Pohl Albert B w1lls h1s qu1etness Gene S wants you to have h1s bookkeepmg book Marxlyn S w1lls her ab1l1ty to be late to class To Rlchard M1ller Merle H leaves you h1s vacant chalr ln democracy H1ll1s A leaves you h1s dblllty to tell corny Jokes To Nadme Freese Merle H leaves you h1s back seat 1n the bus, Loulse F' w1lls you her vacant place as accompamst to Glrls Glee Club and Mxxed Chorus To Rlchard Bruns Vernon E w1lls you h1s ab1l1ty to get along w1th teachers Edward I w1lls you h1s ab1l1ty to argue w1th teachers Thzs I have to see Darrel Pennmg Herman G w1lls h1s helght Delmar R w1lls h1s basketball sk1ll Johanna Freese Kay Davms w1lls you her ablhty to get along w1th men Gladys Ra1sch Beverly E w1lls her ab111ty to play the p1ano Sh1rley S w1lls you her shyness Marjorle Lmdaman LOUISE F w1lls you her typmg speed Rlchard Rust H1ll1s A leaves you h1s whlskers Wayne U leaves you h1s tenor volce Calvm DeVr1es Yvonne M w1lls you her ab1l1ty to dance Beverly E w1lls you her shyness Thls ought to be good Mar1lyn S wants you to have her poodle halrcut Sh1rley S glves you her hgure Lenora Reysack MBYJOTIC M w1lls you her flgure Sh1rley Krlens Marjorxe M wants you to have her rosy cheeks LaVelle Creeden T11l1e M leaves you her freckles Yvonne S1ems T1ll1e leaves her false teeth Sh1rley S leaves you her ab1l1ty to dB1V6 lTake 1t easy Yvonne To Bernard Kramer T11l1e M leaves her red ha1r Albert B leaves you h1s ab1l1ty to go to sleep 1n class To Colleen Wmckham Barbara S w1lls her ab1l1ty to go steady Kay D w1lls you her qu1ck temper To Jlm Durand Barbara S leaves her long fmgerraxls LaVern H wants you to have h1s 36 Ford Vernon E gladly gwes you h1s front seat 1n study hall Herman G wants you to have h1s blond han' 0 , . . x - 1 v I 1 , , , , . . . , y ' , . . . . . - , . , . . . , . . 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To Calv1n Whlte Dorothy B leaves her offlce job Gene G leaves hls ablllty to get along wxth others Kay D leaves you her long bus rldes H1ll1s A leaves h1s debatmg ab1l1ty to you Orval H wllls you hlS ab1l1ty to get along vuth Beverly Delmar R leaves you h1s ab1l1ty to get along w1th Arlene Now s your chance Calv1n Class Prophecy In the year l965 we departed ID our rocket shxp for places unknown m search of the 53 graduates of Dumont As we were leavmg 1n our rocket the Boomerang we saw Orval Henderson dr1v1ng along ln h1s DeSoto We stopped and he sa1d he was stlll dreamlng of Beverly We then resumed our fl1ght and headed for Edward Ibl1ng s sheep ranch IH Montana We learned that Edward 1s makzng m1ll1ons and has been w1nn1ng all the blue rxbbons on the West Coast Sxnce the Boomerang needed repalrmg we declded to fly to New York on a trans contlnental axrplane and who should we meet but Shlrley Stllson work1ng as a stewardess She sald she enjoys her job and meets lots of people She espec1ally enjoys meeting the rnovle stars And speakmg of mov1e stars 1n New York we met Mary Jo Carlm who 15 now starrlng ln one of the lead1ng roles ln one of the leading Broadway plays She gave us free tlckets see the play whlch we all enjoyed S1nce we were m New York we went to a Yankee baseball game where we had a good talk wlth Delmar R1chard the new bat boy for the Yankees As we took off agam 1n our ship we saw another rocket shlp which was occupled by Yvonne Mamfleld who IS now marr1ed to the mllllonalre John D Rockefeller As a past tlme she told us she slngs w1th a dance band We then stopped ln at the Tlmes bu1ld1ng where we learned that Mar1lyn Smlth 1S the old mard edrtor of the New York Tlmes We found that she IS the queen of New York Soczety Our next stop was at lndlanapolls Indlana to see the 500 mlle speed race wh1ch we always hear so much about We found LaVern Hovenga work1ng as a pit mechanlc getflng the cars ready for the b1g race The wmner of the race was guess who? None other than Wayne Ubben who was the drlver of the speedlest car ever to w1n the race When we next arrlved 1n Ch1cago we met Carole Clemens who told us that she IS ballerlna and between acts puts on a magic show We then travelled west to M1nneapol1s where we fmd Herman Gerdes who has taken over George Mllson s place as center for the Mmneapohs Lakers And we flnd he IS doing very well too Herman mformed us that H1ll1s Akm IS the owner of a garage also m Mmneapohs After lookmg I-loll1s up he told us he also has a da1ry of Holstem cattle for a s1del1ne to his garage work In a suburb of Mmneapolls we went to the Barnum and Baxley Rmglmg Brothers C1rcus whxch featured an act wlth Gene Santee as the ma1n attractzon a saxophone playmg clown 1 ' ' 9 ' p a -I G 4 , , , . . - 1, . ' 0 , . , A -- U ' ' I It IO ' ' ' I I . . . V W . . . , . . . , . 5 N ' . I Lt II 1 1 - 7 - I , . Q Q 1 I I . to I , . I , Q 5 ' , G u . ,. . ,, . . . . . . I I I ' I , 6. . , . . . . . , . , . I 1 I , , ' . We learned from Gene that Beverly Eisentrager is now with the Mayo Clinic at Rochester Minnesota Beverly is now a registered nurse and has been promoted to chief of staff LOUISE Buseman nee Freese 15 now l1v1ng on a ranch in Arizona She told us that she was trying to support her husband by raising cattle As we again returned to Iowa it was Fair time We went to the Iowa State Fair and were surprised to find Vernon Essman dr1v1ng for the Death Dodgers After attending the fair we decided to return to Dumont and V1S1t the World famous restaurant the Dumont Lunch Stand owned and operated by the former Barbara Seibert and spouse We then saw Tillie Muller driving through town with a baler She told us she was balxng for her dad and if we would come out to their farm she would give us a ride her mules e went out to Albert Buseman s home and found that he IS not too well because of an accident when he fell asleep on his caterpillar and had an accident We were surprised to see that two of the 53 graduates were teaching in the grades I case you are wondering they are Adele Allen and Dorothy Burma e talked to Marjorle Mitchell s parents who told us that MarJor1e 1S marrled to a minister and is living 1n Morley Iowa e decided then to abandon our rocket ship for a car and go to Aredale While on the way we saw Merle Hearn working in the field We stopped to talk with him and he said that he is now farming a 500 acre farm After reaching Aredale we talked to Bob Voss who has taken over his dad s plumbing busmess He told us he spent his spare time feeding his rabbits Bob informed us that the former Kay Davis and spouse live in a very nice home in Hampton and own a Bu1ck garage CLASS COLORS CLASS FLOWER Purple and Silver White Gardenia CLASS MOTTO There Is No Security On The Earth There Is Only Opportunity . . ,, . ,, . . , , . , . . I . . on W l ' ' We thought while we were in Dumont, we would visit school and see how it is going. . . . . 1 n W ., . . g . . . . . W . ' I . . . . . . . . . . ' . .. . - DI 1 w --uv. ,A 1 ' .3,,w ' sniff -.v,v.,,-X9 4516? .ewaf i- 2 Ur v J as gf-fC':?f AQ' 15-ff 4m n E. -u V16 -v-mgtgyvs. ,- 1 4 fm,w 1'f'QI:L- ,f . 'f -. -1 V ,, r 36 1 -..-.f X 1 I ' -, HALK KOW 51L,U1N1' KLJW 1' iO1N'I KUXN Junior f lass Duane EL 11:1 rt bh1r1f'y rkrlzns 1N1x1jor1f lxndarnan Iohanna Fre can Yvonm bu ma 11m Durand 1.fnora1i45f,ur1 Tumro Tyabrmyk Mary Ann Wfndt 1 on Boota 1Norman Busvomun Ca1v1nVh1lv DqrxL1n1oh1 Richard M1114 r Dar? 1JcArmoun Richard Kun! Calxln DqVr1v S Richard Brun5 Rue,Q11Bornrman Bm rnard Kranu Chdrlolu lx 111 r Racine Frm so Xxiqx 12. Ubbon 1'un1f1 15 n on 101s Nagn ru 1 ar 1 11atf r 1 Cs1z11u'11Ckham Df.xrrg11Hnn1n1 BACK ROW: S1-QCOND ROW: FRONT ROW: Sophomore Claes Janice Kibsgaard, Berdenc Etzvn. Doroihy Sienms, Esther Muller. Eve-1yn Bents. Arlvno Yonnghc-rg, Dotta Stilwon, Donna Stilson, Judy Davis-, Joanna Davis- Iwiary H111-n Rc-ysafk. Paul Faber. 1'1v'-rxnan Cvronowald, 1,ylc Uhlenhopp, Jinx Uhlcnhopp, Harm Freese, Stanh-y Norman. Virgi11 '1on1vr, Dennis Stock, Pvryl Lindaman. lviarilma A111-1, ,Damn iivans, Patsy C1vn1vnra. N1onB Creeden, Bc-verly Hudson. Burdccn hluih-r, 1x1arvin Kru11, Loon Ehhng. F rcshman Class BACK ROW Karen Hawe Barbara Siems Grace Reysack Donald Wubbena Jim Pfaltzgraff Howard Schaefer James Akin Donald Mitchell SILCOND ROW Mary Lou Meinders Marllyn Wexchers Maxine Bremner Ronnie Wendt Allan Poplnga Joe Johnson Beryl Lindaman FRONT ROW Clara Neuhaus Larry Boots Sharon Hartgraves Robert Pencook Beulah DeVorc Freshman Imtlatlon The Superior Seniors of 53 dec1ded to be more lenient than those of previous years and shorten the initiation from an all day affair to an evenlng outing The evening chosen for thrs was September 19 1952 Aside from their variety of hilarlous costumes the Freshmen were equzpped with tomato lowly Frosh would recite the following traditional verse I am but a lowly Freshman Lower than a worm Your W15h is my command Speak and l will squirm All was not torture however for the entire high school was then treated to a feast of hot dogs beans potato salad pop and ice cream The food was contributed by the high school and served by the Freshmen The high school faculty and wives were guests for the occasion Air raid was the signal given by the Seniors that made the Freshmen hit the deck The Frosh were then marched through mam street and back to the schoolhouse where they parti Clpated in a program planned to entertain the rest of the group And last but not least on he Pl'0gram was the imtiation of our new faculty members by having them sing, in glorious harmony You Are My Sunshine This last note closed the evening s festivities 7 I O O ss ' ' ll v - ' - necklaces and shoeshine kits. The Seniors' wishes were their commands and at their bidding, the on It - - - - . ll ' ' an so - . H I . . . H . . H ' ' ' . , , t . . . . - I . . , U ' nv D ' . . , - Q . 's z'f - .easy Ill . 'f .112 ' ' ' -1 'va ' ' ' -. y ,FA .,.'. 5 ! t , IL. - P, qw:-r v A sw A, .' ,',-:unc -:x 1 '4'J ..I, 'slIrll x ll lla. r liz: I ff 1 g ..i '4 ,' I ? ? 'I f.,,,,4 t 2' A '- . . A 1' g 'XA QR. mf 1 -,Iii H V 'X' , 0 1 , 933 I gs E9 5 M 31 2-:rj ' ...SM '16, IYAEX1 xy, ' A -f K l V N533 Y U , v l I 1. fn, J' -gl v -' SF 1 I v. Q -,rn U. .rf 11 H33 n , J Q ,wha f' K 4. 4 ' .1 ' 0 Y KI . lx ' Q , 4 .Q 1 1 4 . ms, Q - ':. ::. W V . A ff' f 'iw -'J : 4' 5206.9 X r -1 'ullln9O ' ,- an - f - , ll I .44 Y W EE 5' , 3 'Wiz-gi X: Q4 X A-f Sixth Grade RACK ROVN I Hattie Gerdes, Lsthf-r Neuendorf, Pauline Lindaman, Shirley Griner, Jack Engel, Horznir' Jannihon, Pat Hulrncs, Billy Rinnels. FRONT ROW: Maxine: Raisch, Larry DqVore, .loan Bushhaum, Judy Milli-r, Georgc DeVorc James Krull- Fifth Grade BACK ROW: Jerry Collins, Carolyn Roll, Diana Jamison, Dwainc Clomvns, Eleanor Smith, Lorm'-n Toornscn, Runnin- Clemens- SICCOND ROW: Linda Blohni, Rohr-rt Ubhen, Alvin Alfson, Judy Card, Iviaxine Ritzman, Donovan Mcvhan. FRONT ROW: Gary Lco, Donni5 Hvard, Larry Miller, Roger Bushma, Martlia I.undic, Joan ldngcl, Kathy Holmes- ABSENT: Gloria Mehmen- 3rd C? 4th Lrrades FOURTH ROVK Lmcla Toomsen Cary Toomeen Rxchard Butenhoff Glen Groothufs Roy Overturf Ronald Clemens Slnrley Nllller Larry Allen Robert Wuchers THIRD ROVK Donna Pennlng Beulah lxrull Kenneth Holmes Pamela bllllfh James Collin-4 Dennis Neal bhxrley heuendorf Daryl Dun. Sl' COND ROW Janxrc Miller Beverly Miller Llleen Mmller Ruth Ann Pennxng ,loan Dietrich Indy Rxtrrnan Leroy Pfaltzgraff FRONT ROW Davxd Baylor Robert Kxbbgaard Bully Bents Karen Youngberg Jams Toomscn Gary DeVrxes BACK ROW Wxllxam Lundxe Carol Whlte Anna Youngberg Gary Clemenb Iohn Gronxnga Mary hllen Lnna Karla lamxson Dale Grmer Wava Ubben SECOND ROW Dmnr Menncn Douglac. Borneman MIHCIQB Brun: Wxllxam Penfook Barton Saylor Roclmy Rexken Marlon Mxller Mattxv Rmnelr. FRONT ROW Rhoda mlxer Nancy Mxller Sue bhear Judlth Reams Dennis Pfaltzgraff Roger bChult7 Terry MrK1nley Wlllxam Waters ABSLNT Ne-lla Harlan Delorea Alison Second Grade First 'fade BALK ROV Ruth DgVr1es Bllly Heard Bobby Wrxght Tommy Whltp Karen Kramer Roggr Palge FlxONT ROW Mary Krxf ns Kay Clemevw D1 lbr-rt Grmgr bary Pfaltzgraff Bobby VK .ner-, ABSLNT Nluryorxg Brunb Coram blnldf Kmdl rgarten BACK ROW Gaxl Allen Timothy Harrxson kanrx Early l onus: lolmQon lamf-N Cnromma Sl LOND ROW Robxlge Mrl lroy Bonnu Menncn Gloria Arvnml-w louxa Toomsrn Rosalcc- Bohn Sandra Pnllxerds Donald Rmncls Brf-nua Blnhm FRONT ROW Kathlf en Clrlnor 'utanlm y Borm man Gary R1 ln: r Darxx ln Ponmngx Sharon Sprlnglr A1160 Schultz P4 gp, hrimer ABSI NT Brurr- Harlan lohn liosonbtotlx . J Toni .lo linna, Arlene l'ooms.r-n, Rirlxarmi Cullirvz- ,'-Q' 'g -5, Q ' 'x ' ' ' ,VA r gr., 5 . wilv fir 1' fu Concert Band FLUTLS Louise Free e Beulah DeVore CLARllNETS Judy Davls Nadine Freese Janxce Kxbsgaard Barbara blebl rt Eunice Benson KayDav1s Tlllle Nluller Carole Clemens Janet Kramrr Joanne Davx ALTO CLARINLT Sharon Hartgraves SAXOPI-lOlNbS Dotta bulson Yvonnc Nlalfxc-ld Donna Stxlson .lim bxebrands Cent Santee Mona Crf-eden ziobert LH enhopp Dxana Wllls Esther Mullnr CORINBTS Carolllaltlgraff Lois Wagner Da nhxans Calxxn Whzte Vernon Rxtzman l.aVern l-lovenga C,alv1nDeVr1es l.aVell Creedtn FRLINCH HORINS leon hbllng Betty Lou Bruns TROMBONLS laul Faber Dennxs Stock Russell Borneman Albert Buseman Jlmmy Meehan BARITOINES Bernard Kramer DarlDeFrrnoun Shlrley l oxs Boots Colle en NN xckham Arlene Youngberg School Calendar September December October November 25 Z9 Fxrst day of school Baseball game wlth Clarksvllle Baseball game wlth Shell Rock Electlon of class offxcers Baseball game wlth All1son Baseball game vnth Br1stow Baseball game wlth Parkersburg Freshman 1n1t1at1on Conservatwn exhlbxt Sophomore hayrlde party Baseball game wlth l-lansell Marchmg demonstratxon at C1arksv1lle Marchmg band contest Sc-n1or plctures were taken at Natlonal Stud1o Freshman skatlng party Basketball Same wlth Allxson Boys Putt Mooseman program Basketball game wlth Aphngton Boys and Glrls Basketball ganxe wxth Greene Boys and Glrls Annual plctures were taken Basketball game w1th Clarksvllle Boys Basketball game with Shell Rock QBoysl All state band and chorus January Februa Marflh May June TY Basketball game wlth New Hartford Boys Basketball game vuth Brlstow Boys and G1r1sl Basketball game wlth Clarksvzlle Boysl Basketball game wlth Parkersburg Boys and G1rls Basketball game wlth Geneva Boys and Gxrls Chnstmas banquet Trlp to lndependence Basketball game wzth Allison fBoys Basketball game wxth Greene Boys and Glrls Band concert Sophomore skatmg party Al Bell Program Jumor class play State contest for large groups Baccalaureate Commencement Mason Clty band festwal ' 1 Stilson, Jim Pfaltzgraff- BASSESZ .lim Durand., Allan Popinga- l-JLRCUSSIGNI Nlalry Jo Carlin, Z . Z . . v 4 . . 1 J 8 . 5 V. . 10 . . Q . 11 . - . 9 . . 15 V. . c l8 ' 16 ' Z4 . . . 19 . Z6 ' ' C ' l 30 W ' Z0 ' 7 . . 6 . ll . 9 . 14 . . ' Q . D ' ' 14 Z4 - ' 9 . ll , ' ' Q 9 10 13 , 14 . . 6 . l ' l 18 ' 1,2 4 ' J 24 19 ' Z5 Zl ' ' l l 9 ' ' PL p Band Judy Davis Nadlnc Frzgse Barbara Suhgrt Janxrs Klb-,gaard Janet Kramr r Dotta Stllaon Yvonne Maxflgld Donna 'alllqon .hm buhranda. Mona Lrecdzn laVern Howcnga Dawn Lvans Dennis Stock Paul I-aber Allan Poplnga lxfary lo Carlm 1.015 Boots Collevn Wxckham T1 umpct lrlo Carl Pfalugraff Dawn hx ana Loxs Wagner Clarinet QMGYECUC Judy Davxf., Nadine Frnc-Qc Janet Kramer Janice Kxbegaard 1 Calvin While, Lois Wagner, Carol Pfaltzgraff, Jim Pfaltzgraff, Bernard Kranxor, Darl DcArmoun Marchmg Band R10 ug- Twlrlcrs BALK ROV! 1 O15 Wagner Carol Pfaltrgraff FRONT ROW Dlana Wllls lam-ll bhear Clara INQ-uhaus TRIO S EXTL T I L BACK ROW SECOND ROVS l- RONT ROW lllinanl urls Glec Club LaVelle Creeden Mona Crecden Dawn Lvana Joanne Daxxs Lois Wagjnf r Mary lou Mclnders Maxxne Brvmnex lxlartha Abel Cram lhysat Shirley Stxlaon Marllyn Wrxchera 1.015 Home Beverlv l' nl ntrager Judy Dawn lwlary Ann Wendt Carole Clemens Arlene Youn bers, Dona Maxfxeld Kay Davu-, Donna btxlson Barbara Sxeme Clara Im uhaus T1ll1o Muller Barbara bnbcrt Marjorxe Mltchell Karen Hm 1 Colleen Wxckham Carol Pfaltvgraif bharon Hartgraves Beulah DoVore Loman Freeae accompanlst Bexcrlw, Hudson Dorothy Burma BACK ROW SECOND ROW FRONT ROW Boys Glee Club Donald Wubbena Beryl lxndaman Edward lbellng Merle Hearn LaVern Hovenga .loc Johnson Jxnm Durand Vernon Lehman Norman Bu eman Wayne Ubben Herman Gronew ald Delmar Rlchard Bernard Kramer Vxrgxl Homer Allan Popxnga Stanley Norrran Calvxn Whxte Rxchard Burns Herman Gerdes Paul Faber Ruaaell Borneman Rxchard Muller Harm Freese Darwxn Pohl AlbvrtBuf.cn1an Gene bantce Jim Pfalwgralf Leon Lblmg Duane blcbert Davxd h41fChE!ll, Howard Schaffer Burdeen bluxter, lamcs Akm Robl rt A-,er-. Larry Boom Robert Pencook A 5 , ff .J ',,' E 3? ' l . 5 I A - 4 r K' l . I Z S Q 5 s D - .. . ' l, , , f ' ' N' v' X I 1 N . H ' v 1 , X l , ...f I V X l,r 1.x -L' el, ,- - ' f G Q Z v ' 1 V 1 lv , ., 3 I 1 Y y: ,- .v , r , -, A 1 .F E V JY Stilson, Peryl Lindaman, Mary .lo Carlin, Nlarjoric- Lindaman, Yvonnr- 0 X , . : 1 - 1 ' r ., 1 5 . - 1 u- . F 5 I c- - . ' , V' . fi' , , ' 1 51 A, I .1 , 'jc J I l i' x V ' V T, L . ' - . 1- 3- .. y X Qtudent Council BACK ROW LOIS Wagner Karen Hawe Larry Boots. FRONT ROW Wayne UbbLn Louxse Freese Bernard Kramgr Mona Cromden Harman Gronpwald OFFlCh.Rb Loune Frmse President Bernard Kramer Vxcc Presxdpnt L01 Wagner Secretary Treasurer Mixed Chorus s n 3 ' , . - FBLA BACK ROW Johanna Freese Junlce Tjabrxng Bernard Kramer Rxchard Bruns Richard Rust Rxchard Miller Darwin Pohl Norman Buseman Yvonne Sxems Shlrlcy Krxens SECOND ROW Eunice Benson LaVelle Creeden Lols Boots Marilyn Smith Carole Clemens Yvonne Malixeld Loxs Wagner Txllle Muller Barbara Sxebert Marjorze Mitchell FRONT ROW Nadme Freese Carol Pfaltzgraff Calvxn White Colleen Wickham Louxsc Freese Calvin DeVrl.es Dorothy Burma Adele Allen The Future Busmess Leaders of Amer1ca xs a new organxzatmon whxch we started ln Dumont durmg thls school year The F B L A s maln purpose lS to mstruct lts members ln becoming better business leaders We dld not accomplish too much this year, for the club was not organxzed untll late ln the year In the future we plan to help business places ln town by domg thmgs such as ad dressmg envelopes and perhaps helpmg the Red Cross or some other charxtable or ganxzatlon The chapter would llke to ralse enough money m a few years to purchase a new ofhce machxne for the commerczal depart ment Last fall, tune students attended the F B L A Conventlon at Cedar Falls where we obtamed lmterature on how to orgamze a club cers l Louxse Freese President Calvm DeVrles Vxce Presxdent Colleen Wxckham Secretary Calvm White Treasurer Dorothy Burma Reporter John W Bxgler Sponsor - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 A' - 1 1 1 1 . , . nn - 1 gg. . . . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . - 1 1 1 :vi Flavia Jamison was Mr. Lee's secretary this year. She works in the forenoons and seems well pleased with her job Mr. Bigler had two girls helping him this past yearg Louise Freese helped the first semester and Adele Allen took over the second semester- Dorothy Burma helped Mr- Lee in the afternoons. Louise, Adele and Dorothy have enjoyed helping out and the experience these girls received will certainly help them a great deal in their future plans- V 451 . fi , ' x i 1 Cooks Custodian Zora Wagner, Henrietta Krull, Jo Stafford, John Pohl -33 . .vi Av? '11 33 bhlrley Stxlson Loulse Freese Mary Jo Carlln Yvonne Maxfmeld Marjorle M1tchel1 Dorothy Burma Marxlyn Smlth Adele Allen Kay Dav1s Carole Clemens Beverly Exsentrager Barbara Selbert Junxce Tjabrmg Eumce Benson Carole Pfaltzgraff Lo1s Wagner Eumce Benson Yvonne Slems Colleen W1ckham Lols Boots Charlotte M1ller LaVelle Creeden Nadme Freese Arlene Youngberg Donna St1lson Arlene Yodngberg Dotta Stxlson Judy Davm Martha Abel Dawn Evans Dawn Evans Judy Dav1s Beverly Hudson Janxce K1bsgaard Pat Clemens Karen Hawe Clara Newhaus Barbara Slems Maxlne Bremmer Mary Lou Memders Beulah DeV0re Barbara b1El'T1S Barbara Sxems Grace Reysack Clara Newhaus Marzlyn Wexchers Sharon Hartgraves Annual Poll SENIORS Most Perfect Faclal Features Best Personahty Best Technxque Best Vo1ce Nlcest Smlle Most Fr1endly Most Llkely To Succeed Most Studlous Best Physlque Prettlest Haxr Prettlest Eyes Best Dressed JUNIOR.: Most Perfect Faclal Features Best Personallty Best Technlque Best Vo1ce N1cest Smlle Most Frlendly Most Llkely To Succeed Most Studlous Best Physlque Prettlest Halr Prettlest Eyes SOPHOMORES Most Perfect Faczal Features Best Personallty Best Technlque Best Volce Nlcest Smzle Most Frlendly Most Llkely To Succeed Most Studlous Best Physlque Prettxest Halr Prettlest Eyes Best Dressed FRESHMEN Most Perfect Fac1al Features Best Personallty Best Techn1que Best Vo1ce Nxcest Smlle Most Frlendly Most Llkely To Succeed Most Studrous Best Physlque Prettmest Haxr Prettlest Eyes Best Dressed Edward lbelzng Albert Buseman Delmar R1chard Merle Hearn Vernon Essman Robert Voss H1ll1s Akm Wayne Ubben Orval Henderson Herman berdes Gene Santee LaVern Hovenga Darl DeArmoun Darvv ln Pohl Calvln DeVr1es Calvm Whlte Russell Borneman R1chard Rust Bernard Kramer R1chard Bruns Jlm Durand R1chard Bruns R1chard Rust Lyle Uhlenhopp Stanley Norman Paul Faber Paul Faber Vlrgll Homer Vlfgll Homer Herman Gronewold Herman Gronevx old Leon Ebllng Denn1s btock Harm Freese Jlm Uhlenhopp Donald VM ubbena Allan Popmga Larry Boots Joe Johnson Beryl Lmdamen DaV1d Mltchell Larry Boots James Ak1n Ronnie Wendt Robert Ayers Robert Pencook Jlm Pfaltzgraff Mavis Ubben ................ . . . .. . Best Dressed -... .................. C alvin DeVries .--.pn . f'n ' r tam. ng ,',', ,Q,.,,Q.,,,,,,,g....' - .-...n...-...-,..u' --4.-,W ' - '- - 1 .- --,M.,.k!,. ...- , .-,..-.-,,-.,,,,. '3 x'1' K0wyafAv---4.u-- ,, ,, ,, - - -.W-.1 , Wlkw vu.. -A-,,,.qNf , , . , 1 . Sly- 41 -2- P: P 1 1, 5 , . , 1 A-' R Ahoy.:-, . .........,w . , . . I S -..-. ww A... ,4- ,.,....,.... .,4,.... Boys .Bccjeba LZ FIRST ROW: Jim Durand, Dar1DeArmoun, Bernard Kramer, Calvin White, Delmar Richard, Gene Santee, Bob Voss- SECOND ROW: Darwin Pohl, Lyle Uhlenhopp, Paul Faber, Dennis Stock, Richard Rust, Stanley Norman, Richard Bruns, Calvin DeVries, Allan Popinga. THIRD ROW: Leon Ebling, Marvin Krull, .Tim Pfaltzgraff, Howard Schaefer, Ronald Wendt, Jim Uhlenhopp, Donald Wubbena, Beryl Lindaman, Burdene Sluiter, Robert Ayers, Bob Pencook. Dumont had a iair season this year. lhey won half oi the games they played. Richard did most of the pitching this year. Richard and Rust led the hitters with an average of .333. They were followed by Durand, Kramer, and White- Delmar Richard, Robert Voss, and Gene Santee are the only boys leaving with the Seniors this year. F all ' 52 They Opponents 5 Allison 4 Bristow 4 Clarksville 4 Shell Rock 9 Parke r sburg Sectional 6 Aplington Spring-'52 We They Opponents We Z 30 Parkersburg 1 5 13 Clarksville 2 Z Z Shell Rock 8 6 5 Allison 4 ll O Bristow forfeit l l Hansell 7 3 Hansell 15 1 Sectional lO Marble Rock 3 Dumont v Stars LET'S ene U G ff! 'GET Boys Basketball FIRST ROW Be nard Kramer Richard Bruns Rrcha 1 rn IJ Gerdes Coach Engelkus DLCOND ROW Paul Faber Herman Crone ald Hxllis A Du and The Wildcats fought their way to victory in only two heir twenty two games Our first team consisted of Bernard Kramer Richard Rust Calvin DeVr1es Herman Gerdes and Richard Bruns Richard Bruns was high man with 258 points Herman Gerdes followed with 182 points Hilhs Akm Herman Gerdes and Delmar Richard will leave us this year OPPONENTS THEY OPPONENTS THEY Bristow New Hartford Alllson Finchford Aplington Finchford Greene Marble Rock Clarksville T Geneva Shell Rock New Hartford County Tournament , Clarksville Clarksville 'T Bristow Parkersburg Sectional Tournament Ceneva Greene Allison V 42 Aplington H1311-L Wlldcats Bernard.. Ca I G1-rdes Mui Hillis ff' 1 He rum?-in J I 1l1-f,4-rw-s Girls Basketball FIRST ROW Carole Pfaltzgraff Lols Wagner Dotta btxlson Arlene Youngb rg Lumrc Benson Mary Jo Carlxn ah.CONlJ RON Be Lrly Hudson bhxrley Stxlson Martha Abel Donna Stxlson Janxce Kxbsgaa d TI-HAD ROW Marxlyn W exchers Mary Lou Mexnders Maxme B emne Shi ley Krzens Jumce Tjabrmg Y onne Sxems Peryl Lxndaman Our glrls team has progressed this year they have won elght out of fourteen games The g1r1s recexved the consolatlon award ln the sect1onal by wmnmg a game with Popejoy Lols Wagner was the hlgh pomt g1rl of the season wxth a total of 386 pomts followed by Carole Pfaltzgraff who had a total of 209 pomts The team w1ll lost Mary Jo Carlm and Shlrley Stllson through graduatzon OPPONENTS THEY Aplmgton Greene Parkersburg Brlstow Geneva Greene Fmchford Parkersburg Aplmgton Marble Rock Geneva SECTIONAL B r1stow Alden Popejoy ' J WE 48 ' 52 74 32 46 38 60 ' 22 74 75 59 Z9 57 ' 59 40 39 53 ' 52 Z9 51 40 47 60 ' 30 29 53 46 ' 37 Wildkittens og uf, i ,D HWE GOTTA WINH U4 ., Zi: WALSWORTH L. .,..,n..4an...4n 'A-I.l'0lfl llflll lu1olAAo. ,U I I Ot f P? 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