Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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a gs n si.j m ■o £ n ,1 i'jifi'i.Jylr. 1 9 a Ji Aik Top Ron: Bert Canfield, Ivan Regenald, Wllladeen Smith, Dean Bellmer “onnan Schmidt. „ Middle Row: Virgil Mortenaon, Darlene Hayes, Herbert “dntosh, Arlene Hayes, Ronald Smith, Jane Holdlman. Bottom Row Minnie Ada Polege, Richard Hazel, Darlene Trumbauer, Glen Brown, Mary Ann Cunningham, Kenneth Fettkether. FIRST 3111)1 I I IM AI)V Top Row: Robert Neubel, Betty Ann Amfaher, Edward Stout, Marlys Kolenske, Richard Joe Johnson, Marlene Schmidt. Middle Row: Marjorie Donovan, Arthur Purdy, Nancy Baer, Ross Lee Wayson, Helen Wellner, Roger Wheeler. Bottom Row: Edgar Speer, Nannette Baer, Alvie Lumbus, Shirley Faust, Tommy Dean Swanson, Hazel Baker, Raleigh Magee.

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Top Row: Richard Brown, Harriet Speer, Roger Dean, Herschel Siggelkov, Noma Donovan, Robert Dean. Middle Row: Russell Cum lings, Mary Ann Fettkether, Robert Snyder, Doris Schmidt, Donald Musch, Robert Jenson. Bottom Row: Cletus Wheeler, Donald Newsom, Betty Polege, Roy Sadler, Harold Brown. THIRD IjR aDI: jzIZ'IzzS) — SECOND C3I II Top Row: Arlene Smith, George Hazel, Mary Kreb, Duane Cummings. Middle Row: Jimmy Holdiman, Vera Atkins, George Lumbus, Juanita Demmel. Bottom Row: Regina Fettkether, Beverly Lobeck, Bernard Musch, Wanda Miller, Mary West. ikm mut

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Back Hov : Clara Wheeler, Dorothy Schoof, Delbert Bartholomew, Melvin Stout, MauriceSchlueter • Front Row: Gladys Rogers, Miriam Turner, Joseph Staebell, Lila Townsend Mr. Bielefeldt. STUDENT tOlJNCIl Members of 1939-40 Melvin Stout-------—President Clara Wheeler---Vice President Lila Townsend--------Secretary Dorothy Schoof-------Treasurer Joe Staebell Miriam Turner Gladys Rogers Maurice Schlueter Delbert Bartholomew Mr. Bielefeldt--Spon8or Many high school social activities were sponsored by the Student Council during the past year. The first big event was the annual all-high school party held September 22. Each class contributed a stunt to the evening's program. The sophomores, who received the prize for the best stunt, were awarded an extra class party. Three or four assembly programs featuring outside talent were also sponsored by the Council during the year. Outstanding ones were the Corrington Marionettes and Carl Burgess, ventriloquist. The movie committee of the Student Council has been active in selecting noon movies and longer features for afternoons. A small fee was usually charged to cover expense costs of the films which were shown about once a week during the winter months. The most outstanding single event of the year sponsored by the Student Council has been the promotion of the banquet held annually by Councils of Dunkerton, Orange, Hudson, Geneseo, Jesup, and Janesville schools, respectively. Funds were raised by selling candy bars and apples to the student body at noon and also at ball games. The banquet was held in the dining hall February 7. Approximately sixty Student Council members, sponsors, and guests were present. Practical ideas and social contacts gained proved the meeting a success. Recreational activities az noon were also encouraged by the Council in the past year. A checker tournament was held with the winner, Gordon Miller, receiving a medal from the Council. 14