Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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Ej.......' ......Ej gg. 5. Ey...... ...ng 7 ilitnrial The Senior Class has always been a class with life and pep, the ability to start something. As a capping climax of our four years in Dysart High, we have edited and published this Annual. This is by far the biggest and hardest activity that the class ever attempted. However, what would life be if we never would pro- gress- if we had no problems to confront us and increasing hard work to try us? This has been a huge undertaking and has meant a good deal of hard work to the Senior Class. The financial depression which is being felt in this community, as well as every other, has made an additional problem to solve in financing this Year Book. But can we afford to quit living because prices are high, to drop our' educa- tion because money is scarce? Education in these days is a necessity. Men used to be able to compete with their neighbors without education, but when your neigh- bor has an education and you have none, it can easily be seen who will be the best off. And so l say, we must get an education today in order to compete with our fellowmen tomorrow in business life, even if we must make a sacrihce for it now, for we will more than regain our additional efforts. You may wonder why we wanted to put out an Annual in the face ofethese difiiculties. The Class wanted something by which to remember our happy days in dear old Dysart High. Even if we do not get the significance of them now,Hyears hence we shall look back to the days of happiness in D. H. S., and the solcalled hardest problems of our lives, and dream of our anticipated ambitions. The Senior Class is also receiving practical education from editing and publishing this Annual, which will help us in our future careers, and which we do not learnfrom books. The public has loyally supported our Class in the activities which we have at- tempted. We believe that they will give this Year Book their hearty support. I We wish to express our gratitude to the community for their support .in the activities of our Class, and l think the High School will back us in thanking the community for their support in the various High School activities. As we leave dear old Dysart High School, we vote success to the succeeding classes and hope they may receive as much beneht and enjoyment in our school as we have received during the past four years. W When the Annual's last page is completed, When the last bit of worry is o'er, When the snapshots have all been assembled And the pages of classical lore, When the censors have passed final judgment And the thing to the printer has gone, We shall rest, and faith we shall need it- Take a week's vacation or two, We'll loll in the warm springtime sunshine With positively nothing to do. THE EDITOR-:N-CHiEF. And when in due time comes the Annual, And our friends con its fresh pages o'er, We hope to receive in some measure A reward for our labors so sore, For we hope there'll be some who will praise us .And only a few who will blameg We've published the truth as we've seen it, Without prejudice, favor, or shame. THE STAFF. Five

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E1-............. .......q3 E3.....z. ......E1 VIOLA IVIOELLER EDITH KENNON HAZEL IVIILNER Dysart, Iowa Corning, Iowa Farley, Iowa Coe College, AB. University of Chicago, Pi-LB. Cornell College, A.B. Social Science High School PVIIICIPHI Srimice, Alatbvnzatics English EL' AQLLLT xg-Q, gif. dff Kennon Gaston Moeller Milner Karsten:QBarnes - . - 1. u IQATHRYN KARSTEN INIARION GASTON Ielowfuzn BARNES Marengo, Iowa Cedar Rapids, Iowa Dysart, Iowa Iowa State Teachers' College Cornell College, A.B. University of Iowa Aflusic, Drazviug Home l5cn1zo111ics, Manual 7'raining, Athletics Mathematics Seven