Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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(Sitypr rlinnl Clyde Ford Ross Guyer Grace Clubine Paul Meyers W illiam llappel Victor 1 lappel Daniel Clubine John Wiest Mabel Wiest Samuel Guyer Alfred llappel Gerald Meyers Glen Clubine Velma l ord Glen Guyer Dean Guyer Kenneth Meyers Marie llappel Emery Meverhoff Nineteen active and happy boys and girls (mostly boys) enrolled at the beginning of the school year. Two girls left to enter school in town, but since two boys came in for the winter months, our number did not decrease. We enjoyed several picnic dinners and parties, as well as an all-day picnic along the Wapsipinicon river. HJiUer rbiml Mary Waerenborg Margaret Verstraete Ray Miller Frank Verstraete Ervin Hertzberg Irma Miller First Grade I Ians Anderson Elizabeth Verstraete Second Grade Fourth Grade Frank De Doncker Johanna Verstraele Alice De Doncker Fifth Grade Geraldine Scott Eighth Grade Nela Anderson lola Anderson Altheda Scott Wanda Salisbury Mary De Doncker Emma Bailey Leonard Salisbury Annabel Salisbury Beulaha Salisbury Julien Verstraete Melvin Anderson Madeleine Waerenborg Louis Waerenborg Lei a Lava Page twenty-five

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 Sfeabit rb0ol Sixth Grade Lavina Stewart Fifth Grade Kathryn Stewart Leo Sadler Fourth Grade Albert Sadler Third Grade Leonard Sadler Mary Sadler First Grade Beulah Dant Christine Stewart Lena Sadler John Stewart Henry Dant Those who have dropped since September: Elizabeth Smith, Thelma Smith, Frank Steffen, Stella Smith, Genevieve Sondag, Lucille Knowles, Anna Steffen, Margaret Stewart, Hazel Knowles, Walter Tompkins. Lavina Stewart and Anna Steffen represent us as winners in the poultry contest. Margaret Stewart passed from our midst November 18, 1920, after a brief illness. She was the third oldest daughter of James Stewart and was nine years of age. Lee Bellmer Ivan Bellmer Margaret Ham George Eastman Madalyn Trotter Stiff Sixth Grade Arthur Strempke Fourth Grade Leonard Eastman Esther Strempke Second Grade Herbert Harn First Grade Annie Harn Evelyn Harn Edna Strempke Alice Eastman I lellen Lyons Edward Lyons Viola Strempke September, 1920, as a school we started to make this one of the most profitable and enjoyabie years of our school life. Our number was diminished by Alice, Leonard, George and Madalyn moving away. One sad incident of our school year was the taking of one of our number by death—Herbert Harn—in December. On November 24th the people of the district were entertained by a play entitled the Pilgrims, all pupils taking part. Our motto has been, “I’ll always do my best,” and we hope in future years to use it as well as we have this year. Are we planning a weiner roast? When? Where? Don’t you wish you belonged to our group? Page tWentff-fou

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