Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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BOVS’ BASEBALL SQL AID Dunkerton Hi with a baseball team of Freshmen. Sophomores, and Juniors, won only one out of seven games during the fall season, but when the spring season opened the locals started out with a bang. To date, they have scored six victories out of eight games. Prospects for a winning team next year are unusually bright due to the fact that only one substitute is lost from the 1930 team. The locals are now leading in the Blackhawk league with two wins and no defeats. BLACK HAWK I LAGUI Won . Lost Av. Dunkerton 4 0 1000 Orange 2 2 500 La Porte 2 2 500 Hudson 0 4 000 SEASON RECORD FALL Dunkerton Visitor La Porte 7 8 Jcsup ...-..................... 5 15 Jesup 8 9 Hudson 17 17 SPRING Dunkerton Visitor Orange 6 .4 Hudson 14 4 Hudson 15 4 Jesup ......................... 9 3 L.a Porte II ...10 Page Sixteen

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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES HI-Y OFFICERS 1929- 30 Glenn Albright President . ouis Westphal Vice President Francis Stacbell .... Secretary William Rogers Treasurer 1930- 31 Francis Staebell President William Rogers — Vice President Kenneth Kramer Secretary Maurice Penne ................. Treasurer Jordan L. Larson. Leader W. Harold Hartman. Assistant GIRL RESERVE OFFICERS 1929-30 Margaret Cunningham............ President Audrie Flinn Vice President June Moseley Secretary Gladys Allen Treasurer 1930-31 Alice Holdiman President Miriam Buckmaster Vice President Blanche Peterson Secretary Pearl Rose Treasurer Miss Mabel Campbell. Leader THE MIRROR 1929- 30 Faculty Sponsor Jordan L. Larson Editor-in-Chicf Margaret Cunningham Business Manager Russell Rudolph Assistant Editor..........Will Rogers News Editor Miriam Buckmaster Advertising Manager Glenn Albright 1930- 31 Faculty Sponsor. Jordan L. Larson Editor-in-Chief William Rogers Business Manager Francis Staebell Assistant Editor Erma Yeager News Editor Alice Holdiman Advertising Manager Miriam Buckmaster Page Eighteen Seniors Favorites Song—It’s all on account of the teachers —and. We ll never come back any more. Motto---Each guy for himself. Occupation—Dodging work. Ambition—Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Alibi—“I won t do it: You can't make a dunce out of me! (Cause nature saved you the trouble.) Stunt—Always good sports.