Dumont High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Dumont, IA)

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Sensor Class Prophecy At the age of 23 when most girls are thinking of getting married the two old maids of 1955 from DUMONT HIGH SCHOOL were Just eager to find some more money and excitement so they could travel Pat Clemens and Dorthy Seims were comparatively young and on the right road to being wealthy On one fine summer day the girls decided to have some fun at Coney Island New York They came across a rather odd and gruesome building with a sign that read STOP IN AND HAVE MADAME GALLI FORESEE THE FUTURE FOR YOU and under that, in smaller print Fee S10 00 The girls went in for some fun The fortune teller was none other than Berdeen Etzen garbed in a peculiar outf1t of a dark long dress and a mysterious veil over her face They asked her what would happen to all their classmates in the next five years and this is what she said The cute little curly haired g1rl who is seen on TV demonstrating her newly acquired beautician skills will fall 1n love with a mortician They will marry combine their talents to improve the dead and live happily ever after Now coming into the picture is a distinguished looking girl is a hazy but ah it 1S clearing up now Sitting in the midst of children is Liz Youngberg Liz, after struggling through various schools learning how to cope with the younger set and their problems will find her shining star over a barn on which hangs the sign LYLE UHLENHOPP, LIVESTOCK DEALER Lyle and liz former high school Sweethearts, will be very happy with a tribe of their own The bright colors of the circus and the big top are very prominent in my crystal ball Dot and Donna Stilson are engaged as trick riders in a very well known c1rcus Oh too bad they re running into some difficulty as Peryl Lindaman invented a robot who can ride horses much better than they The name of the circus is The Stock Faber Circus But the owners won t allow their their own lady detective Mona Creeden noted for her Ju Jitsu, is a very conscientious private eye and has been with the show for a year Judy Davis is chief cook and bottle washer Judy of course has been planning to marry Trent 1D the near future and wants to be an excellent cook for him Quietness and peace resumes in the crystal ball for we see a small cottage in wh1ch Martha Kramer a child under each arm, 1S waiting with slippers and paper for Daddy to come in after a hard day outside on his farm Here is a prediction wh1ch I think w1ll surprise you Marvin Krull, noted for h1s dislike for cows now has a huge dairy farm which manufactures all the milk he uses 1D his cheese factory Dawn Evans, remember her, the girl 1nterested Journalism? Well, she now has a chain of newspapers 10 Michigan Eppie, a very shrewd manager, but not a very good Judge of the opposite sex will find herself married to a gold digger who w1ll take all her money The following scene takes us to a Marine camp in California The tough sergeant yelling out orders is James K Uhlenhopp Jim, used to hollering at his Pa s pigs 1S in very good voice for those green recruits two of which were former classmates Harm Freese and Leon Ebling The class of 55 must like m1l1tary life for Evelyn Bents, Esther Muller and Mary Ellen Reysack Joined the WACS to pass the time away while their fiances are in the services Remember that dark haired Burdeen Slu1ter, that used to have that little Junior girl hanging around his neck? Well he s got more than one now He s got enough girls of his own to have a private basketball team Quiet little Mary Uhlenhopp sure has changed since her high school days Now I see her as Ava Gardner s stand in You remember that show she did that little gypsy dance in? Well, that was really our own Mary Madam Galli looks up at Pat and Dorthy and predicts the future for them see nothing but more money for you You will have many friends, because of your money, but beware some of them will only pretend to be your friends and w1ll try to get some of your wealth And now if you don t mind S10 00 O . . . . . , , ' Il Y! ' ' . 3 . . y n I V' N ' Y . - ' vv vv ' ' , , . . . . . , .Q H . . . . . . . . . .... E. . . , . . . . . H , . H . . . . . . . . . Q It . bit , . . . . . . . . . . , . . ' ' ll II ' 1 - 1 1 H . . V . , . . . . , . . . . - 9 ' ' VY - ' I! I ' ' old flames to be put out. They also have an added attraction in their circus- . . , . .. . u , 1 IV - ' i 7 7 . . . H H . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . H H . . in . . I H . . . . . . , . . . . ' . . . Y ! . , . , . 7 7 . . . . . . H H . . . . . . . , , , . , . ' ' ' H N . . . . , . . I ' I Y Y ' ' I III , . . . . , . H - 9 , . .

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last WIII and Testament We the Senlors of 55 belng of sound mlnd good health and leavlng D H S wlth many unforgettable memor1es Csome cher1shed and others not qu1te so fondly remembered! do hereby w1ll some of our outstandlng tra1ts and characterlstlcs to the under grads of 55 To James Akln Lyle Uhlenhopp w1lls h1s good conduct To Beryl Llndaman Leon Ebl1ng leaves h1s he1ght J1m Uhlenhopp w1lls h1s fl9h1Dg and hunt1ng ab1l1ty Cof whatJ9 To Dav1d M1tchell Esther Muller w1lls her baby blue eyes Lyle Uhlenhopp w1lls h1s basketball su1t To James Pfaltzgraff Denn1s Stock w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to get out of study hall Mona Creeden would l1ke you to have her glasses To Howard Schaefer Dawn Evans leaves,her ab1l1ty to study J1m Uhlenhopp w1lls h1s ab1l1ty to be Dumont s best Junk hauler Dotta Stllson w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along w1th Mr Blgler Mona Creeden w1lls her s1ze To Ronald Wendt Mary Uhlenhopp leaves her ab1l1ty to work Paul Faber w1lls h1s small wa1st Janlce Klbsgaard w1lls her s1ze To Robert Ayers Burdeen Slulter w1lls h1s ab111ty to play basketball To Larry Boots J1m Uhlenhopp w1lls h1s bashfulness To Joe Johnson Harm Freese w1lls h1S glasses Martha Kramer w1lls her drum stlcks Peryl Llndaman w1lls her membershlp 1D the Sherry Club To Allan Poplnga Marvln Krull leaves h1s red ha1r Mona Creeden w1lls her ab1l1ty to get along w1th the band dlrector J1m Uhlenhopp w1lls h1s truck dr1v1ng career To Buelah DeVore Donna Stllson w1lls her short curly ha1r Esther Muller w1lls her ab1l1ty to go steady Peryl Llndaman w1lls her he1ght for play1ng basketball To Mary Dhamer Judy Davls w1lls her ab1l1ty to be a cheerleader Arlene Youngberg w1lls her empty pen1c1ll1n bottle to Mary who we know w1ll keep lt f1lled To Sharon Hartgraves Esther Muller w1lls her glasses Evelyn Bents w1lls her long f1ngerna1ls Pat Clemens w1lls her long halr To Clara Neuhaus Dorothy Slems w1lls her long ha1r Dennls Stock w1lls h1s helght Mona Creeden w1lls her long bus r1de To Barbara Slems Mary Uhlenhopp w1lls her dark ha1r Martha Kramer leaves her ab1l1ty to part1c1pate 1n class dlscusslons Dotta St1lson would l1ke you to have her basketball su1t To Marllyn We1chers Esther Muller leaves her ab1l1ty to work on a farm Berdene Etzen w1lls her long bus 11des Pat Clemens w1lls her llght halr To Maxlne Bremner Mary Ellen Reysack leaves her short ha1r Berdene Etzen w1lls her glasses Jan1ce Klbsgaard w1lls hex ha1r To Karen Hawe Mary Ellen Reysack w1lls her he1ght Judy Dav1s w1lls her boy s ha1r cut Burdeen Slulter w1lls h1s stub f1nger Janlce Klbsgaard w1lls her front teeth To Llnda Lloyd, Paul Faber w1lls hls short ha1r Evelyn Bents w1lls her 818519 To Mary Lou Melnders, Donna St1lson w1lls her basketball su1t Dawn Evans w1lls her glasses wh1ch she neve1 wears anyway To Robert Pencook Leon Ebllng leaves h1s dalk ha1r J1m Uhlenhopp w1lls h1s shyness 1D class Martha Kramer w1lls hex typlng speed To the Jun1or Class, Peryl Llndaman wlshes the class much success 1D the1r Sen1or year Class Colors Class Motto Class Flower Green And Whlte In Ourselves The Yellow Rose Future L1es f . . , . . . Y Y Y . . . - . . y , . y . , . f Y . . . , . , . . . , . p., . , . . . Y. , . - ' ' ' ' u 11 , . , . . . . . . 8 Q Y. . , . . 1. . , . . , . v f - . i. . . . , . V, ' , . . . . . .H . . Q ' 'c . 7 1 ' ' n - ' vu

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