Dunkerton High School - Raider Yearbook (Dunkerton, IA)

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scci at activities The Kil Kare Klub and Trojan club have held Joint meetings on three occasions this year The first such meeting consisted of a watermelon feed furnished by the Trojans The second Joint meeting was sponsored-by the Freshman Trojan Club boys. Entertainment was furnished by a Charlie Chaplin movie The third meeting, prepared by the Kil Kare Klub girls, was held March 8. All girls in high school participated. Officer: Kil Kare Klub—Pres Mary Koster, Vice-Pres. Alyce Con- don, Sec. Lila Townsend, Treas. Rea Belle Wheeler. Trojan Club-—Pres. Melvin Stout, Vice-Pres. Merle McDougall, Sec.-Treas. Luverne Meyerhoff. The banquet schedule of the year was begun by the Kil Kare Klub Mother-daughter banquet held November 1. Members of the Trojan Club served the banqueteers, seated at tables decorated in bright autumn— colors. Miss Catherine Peck, social director at the Iowa State Teachers College, gave an interesting talk on Personal Development in which she used William, a hippopotomus, as an important, character. Robert Bucknr.ster was the speaker at the annual Trojan Club Father-son banquet held November 14 in the dining room. The Sophomore cooking class under Miss King s guidance served the guests who were seated at tables decorated by the Wild Life theme. The Dunkerton Student Council were hosts to the Student Council delegates from Orange, Jesup, Hudson, and Geneseo on February 7. The three holidays in February were commemorated. Views were exchanged and discussed pertaining to various school problems. The Faculty Club meets every Tuesday night for a business meeting after which they have speakers on various subjects. The social side of the faculty Club comes every month when the members meet with various hosts and hostesses to play bridge or bingo. The women faculty members hold a potluck supper once every two weeks after which they do everything from cross-word puzzles to knitting. The PTA banquet was held April 16 in the dining room. Maypoles was the theme for the decorations. Mr. Lambertson of Cedar Falls spoke. The Climax of the year came when the Juniors and Seniors gathered in Black s Tearoom on Hay 7, for the annual Junior-Senior banquet. The theme All Aboard was carried out in table decorations and speeches.

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13 A $ l 13 T 13 A I I TOP PICTURE-Baek Row? Coach G. Cowlishaw, K. Renz, D. Bartholomew, E. Sadler, W. Roth, H. Sage, B. Bradshaw, Supt. w. D. Jefferson. Front Row: M. Morrison, G. Holdiman, L. Magee, P. Bellmer, Capt. L. Meyerhoff, L. Wlssink, W. Rohrssen. BOTTOM PICTURE-Back Row: J. Roster, W. Posey, R. Boots, J. Roster, L. Neubel, G. Stout, A. Wlssink. Front Row; Coach G. Cowlishaw, L. Smith, J. Staebell, Capt. B. Walker, W. Sipgelkov, B. Shlmp. DUNRERTON OPPONENTS SCORE DUNRERTON JR. HIGH OPPONENTS SCORE 20 Hudson 36 25 Readlyn 6 34 Janesville 35 27 Independence 11 20 Geneseo 26 18 Geneseo 3 20 Dike 33 20 Independence 18 15 Orange 33 21 Jesup 8 20 Jesup 21 23 Readlyn 16 20 Janesville 36 13 East Jr. High 31 20 Jesup 22 20 Jesup 11 22 Geneseo 28 23 Geneseo 8 23 Dike 39 17 East Jr. High 14 26 Hudson 39 24 Orange 38 TOURNAMENT 18 Cedar Falls 40 35 Geneseo 23 JR. HIGH FINALS Dankerton 29 Orange 17

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Top row: German, vice-pres., Rohrssen, Conway, adv. mgr , McDourall, Miller, Stout, Baer. Second row: Schmidt, J. Turner, Townsend, pres., Condon, Haight, Irene Smith Third row: M. Turner, Stout, Speer, Bellmer, Ilene Smith, Hein. Fourth row: Miss Ashley, director, L. Westlic, Wheeler, F. Smith, Hoffman, D Westlic, Whipple. Not in picture—D. Turner, Sec. DIIUMKS The aim of the Dramatics Club this year has been individual talent development in the dramatic field. Our second aim: bow finished a play we could present. All who tried out for one-acts were given a part. The play Dust of the Road by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman, was given at the Christmas program. Taking part were; Irene Smith, Gordon Miller, LaVeme Herman, and Melvin Stout. Play Festivals involving Hudson, Orange, Jesup, and Dunkerton schools were held during the year. White Phantom by Wilbur Braun, was presented at Orange. In the cast were; Juva Turner, Marlys Speer, Merle McDougall, Harold Baer, Alyce Condon, Rea Belle Wheeler, and LaVeme Herman. At Hudson, our club gave Winter Sunset by Robert Brome. Melvii Stout, Merle McDougall, Leora Bellmer, and Ilene Smith took part. Joint Owners in Spain by Alice Brown, was given at Jesup. This play consisted of an all girl cast which included Betty Schmidt, Juva Turner, Irene Smith, and Lila Townsend. Yellow Tickets also by Robert Brome, was cast as a sophomore project with Rea Belle Wheeler acting as assistant director to Miss Ashley. This also contained an all girl cast of: Leona Stout, Lois Hofftnan, Miriam Hein, Jean Whipple, Laura Westlic, Frances Smith, and Donna Westlic. On February 23, four of our one-acts were presented here. They were, Winter Sunset , White Phantom , Yellow Tickets , and Joint Owners in Spain. 21