Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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Ep... ...ug IB. m .H..Tg nmnwnha nn lagerz The following comments on the players are offered by lVlr. Peet: Captain Ole Reimer is the best and most experienced player on the team. lle has held a position during each year of his high school course. He has not only been able to get the tip-off most of the time, but he has been the high-point getter of the team. The rival teams have all adopted the motto, Get 'Ole'! but they have been unable to get him. Alvin Ackerman is the only other experienced man on the team. At guard he offered an impregnable defense and often slipped down for a basket. l-le always played up in a tight place. Wesley Mehlhouse was given the guard's position and more than made good. lfle was the joy of his team-mates and the Dysart fans, and the terror of his op- ponents. I-le is strong enough to hold his own and displays excellent headwork. Ile will be the backbone of the team next year. Albert Erbe at forward made an enviable record. Although light and inexperi- enced, he played like a veteran. He can be depended upon to take care of his position next year. ' His team-mate, Haners Lorenzen, was also a new man who won his letter without difficulty. He was able to throw ringers from almost any position and in spite of all interference. We are sorry to lose Haners from our ranks. The two substitute players, Walter Cold and Floyd Stahr, crowded the first string men for places in the regular line-up. ln fact, in all fairness, Walter should be counted a first team man. Ile played in most ol' the games and he made good on every occasion. The illness of Alvin Ackerman made a place for another man in the Hrst seven. This place was very ably filled by Billie Clark. He will be in the line-up next year. xr rark Because of the short season, track was taken up in place of base ball. This is the first time that this sport was ever tried in D. H. S., but under the supervision of Coach Barnes a team is being turned out that could be considered fair. A home meet was held and medals awarded to the three highest point winners. Only one other meet was taken in, that being at Toledo on the Hrst annual play day of the Tama county schools. The home meet was held on the 5th of May, and the following events were run off: Event No. l, l00-yard dashg event No. 2, shot put: event No. 3, high jump: event No. 4, 100-yard walkg event No. 5, discus, event No. 6, 220-yard dashg event No. 7, broad jump: event No. 8, standing broad jumpg event No. 9, pole vaultg event No. IO, 440-yard dash. Fill 1'-Three

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