Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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B. B, S, Ellrnrrupfnnnuugfmvlnnnrnalnpfrzfnrya ERMIA BASSETT Erme lt is the quiet worker with a smile that SltCLTL'L'Ll'S.U Alpha Phi Chi Orchestra Declzlnwtory LEONARD SIEMENS Siemens A mathematics shark with bachelor ten- dencies. . Alpha Phi Chi Base Ball, 'ZZ EUNICE IIARK june What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Delta Eta Sigma Basket Ball, 'ZZ Declamatory FLOYD STAHR Squz1wk Life is long and I am short. Delta Eta Sigma Basket Ball, '22 Base Ball, 'l9, '20, '21, '22 Captain of Base Ball Team, '22 junior Class Play ELLA OHLSEN ' Ellie No matter what the diseussian, I always ind room to dzsagreef Alpha Phi Chi Thirteen

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ZB.Z9.5a. El ----- ---- 'El MABEL SCHROEDER Modest quiet and thoroughly capable. Alpha Phi Chi Class Secretary and Treasurer, '22 Annual Staff Valeclictorian of Class ALVIN ACKERMAN Ackie . lf speech were golden he'd be a million- azref' Delta Eta Sigma Class President, '19, '20 Basket Ball, '20, '22 Base Ball, '19, '20, '21, '22 Secretary and Treasurer of Athletic Asso- ciation Orchestra Annual Stall' junior Class Play FRANCES COLD Mike I d01l,f talk much, but I think a lot. Delta Eta Sigma AVALDO REIMER Ole The combined qualities of a man and an athlete. Basket Ball, '10, '20, '21, '22 Captain of Basket Ball Team, '22 Base Ball, '19, '20, '21, '22 junior Class Play VIOLA JESSEN Hjessie' A daughter of the gods, n Diwirzely tall, and 'most divinely fazrf' Alpha Phi Chi Basket Ball, '22 Annual Staff l Twelve 1

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Qu... ...ug Ek....... ......EJ 011:12-5 llliaturg ln the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred eighteen, a great tribe of thirty clans- men -entered the Land of Knowledge and took upon themselves the name of Fresh- monians. The aforesaid tribe was unaccustomed to the duties and burdens of its forefathers and consequently much time and labor were spent in achieving these ends. The tribe began organization under Chieftain Ackerman and Chieftainesses Heineman and Kerner. The festivals of this year were few because of the desire to farther the standards of this tribe and to inscribe a name which would ring through t e ages. ln the next year it came to pass that the name of the tribe was changed to Soph- morians. This year, the most dreaded by all in the Land of Knowledge, was the one that proved most fatal to those who had undergone the trials set before them in the former years. lt was during this year that the number of the tribe dimin- ished and it was at this time that many beloved brothers stumbled and fell by the wayside. ln the course of this year the worthy Chieftain and Chieftainesses led the tribe in many revels and prolonged festivities, and marshalled them to a high degree in the acquirement of knowledge. And thus it came to pass that in the first days of the third year, in this delightful land, this tribe took unto themselves the name of juniorians. The tribesmen also gathered together to appoint new leaders and as a result the tribe prospered for that year under Chieftain Knupp and Chieftainesses Heckroth and Kerner. Dur- ing the year continual rains and gigantic floods of knowledge were thrust upon the tribe and the one great festival of the year was the Pow Wow, given in honor of our upper clansmen. And it so happened that as the year completed its cycle of months this learned tribe surrendered the name of juniorians and during the rest of their sojourn in this Land of Knowledge were known as Seniorians. This worthy tribe, under the leadership of Chieftainesses Heckroth and Schroeder and Chieftain Cold, often trudged the roughened path of war, and, victorious over the fighting Sophomorians, returned to their tepees with their collected scalps hanging from their wampum belts. But it so came to pass that after many hard fought battles a council was called and during great feasting the peace pipe was smoked and the hatchet buried. And moreover after final councils and Pow Wows this noble tribe of Seniorians folded their tepees and proudly walked forth from this beloved Land of Knowledge into the far-famed country of Opportunity and were hereafter known as Alum- norians. Widespread was their fame and far-reaching was their influence as they spread among all people, planting their seeds gleaned from their Land of Knowl- W lass will KNow ALL MEN BY T1-iEsE PREsENTs: That we, the Senior Class of l922, residents of the town of Dysart, State of Iowa, being of illegal age and unbalanced mind and disposition, and knowing that in a short time we shall depart this earthly sphere, do hereby make, publish, ordain, and solemnly declare the following to be our last will and testament: edge. SECTION I- BEQuEsTs TO THE FACULTY Item I. A sincere appreciation of their attempts to reform us. Item 2. A Rest-Cure Fund for nervous break-down brought on by our deeds. Item 3. To Prof. Peet, our deepest respect for his guidance through our four years of high school. F uurtn