Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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Q fi CQ 'J f N'Y ss. Q6 -TTT' -T -T A 'Sv ara'-'9h.?, -x C -9 Cf r - fa' L ij? -du 1,3 Svvninr Qiztnrg Twelve years have passed since the Class of '26 hrst came to school, each per- son wondering along the way whether it be work or play for him. During the first twelve years we have spent many hours of hard labor, setting up late at nights and studying the whole day through. But many a happy day has passed since we began our school work. The year 1920 will always be known to the graduates and future graduates of Dysart High School because in that year twenty-six fat, slim, short and lengthy Freshmen entered the High School, all determined to Hght and plug away until the final day in 1924. The Freshmen elected the following ofhcers: President, Billie Clark, vice president, Wesley Mehlhous, secretary and treasurer, Ferne Heinman, and with these ofiicers we were led faithfully through our first year of High School. j. H. Peet was superintendent, Miss Kennon, principal and English, Miss Karsten, Music and Drawing, Miss Milner, Science and Mathematics, Miss Wal- ker, Bookkeeping and History, Mr. Denbo, Algebra. and coach, Miss Gaston, Home Economics. Many parties were enjoyed this year, including several trips out to the grove and several bob parties. ln the Sophomore year many faces were not present, having dropped out for various reasons. They are, Fern Heinman, moved to LaPorte, William Reimer, Edwin Byam, entering the Geneseo Consolidated School, During this year Reginald Sturtz was elected president, Doris Smith, vice president, and Elenore Erickson, secretary and treasurer. We had some new instructors this year, including Mr. Barnes as coach, Miss Moeller, Social Science, the other teachers being the same. Besides several parties at the homes of our classmates, we had several trips out to the grove. Wesley Mehlhous and Billie Clark were the distinguished basket ball players. On entering the third year of our high school career, a few were not present to answer the roll call. These were: Elenore and Alford Erickson, moved to Traer, Edwin Bahr, now helping on his father's farm, Esma West, moving to Cedar Falls, Doris Smith, promoted to the Senior class, Inez and Blanche Hook, entered Geneseo Consolidated School, Reginal Sturtz, moved to Washington, Louise Willer, moved to Keystone, Fred Gonnerman, helping his brother on the farm, Dorothy Cawelti, entered the junior class. -Thenfollowing oflicers were elected for th junior year: Mabel Ash, president, Louise Siemens, vice president, Dorothty Cawelti, secretary and treasurer. The faculty were: L. A. Dawson, Superintendent, Miss Hopkins, Principal and Mathematics, Miss Moeller, Social Science, Mr. Trieschman, Athletics and Bookkeeping, Miss Mauss, Home Economics. J C CL S C Sefuenteeu 321 LQ' 4 F: -1- :N-, f-- J Cal?-:.cff elf' i nfgyfba JA, ,V may 'uv