Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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Q3 CUFF 167 Jr Qi KQDR on Q ,D 60 C .9 ff 961'-YV X fs- V A LJ-1' -au 1 in the comedy, Our Gang. I was astonished and Mary said, Why, this is their third year on the stage. lt also advertised that special music would be furnished by Clarence Messer's Famous jazz Orchestra. Then Mary said, Oh, you must try some of Frances and Merle's home-made candy. We went into a large, beau- tiful candy kitchen where all the furnishings were white. Frances and Merle were busy making candy, so we did not interrupt them, but we bought some candy from their clerk who was Manetta Ackerman. Of course Mary jane assisted Frances and Merle in the work and LeRoy did their chores. Mary said, l have one more interesting place to take you and then we will have dinner. She took me down many avenues until we came to a large building where a sign read, Helen Lamprecht's Beauty Parlor, and of course Agnes was Helen's partner. On the second story of this building, Dale Stewart was running a barber shop, assisted by Robert Daily. We had a chat withrDale and Robert, also Helen and Agnes, and then Mary took me to supper where we had a wonderful talk. l remained a few days and hnally departed, wishing Mary success in selling Ford coupes. Gllauaz 18112111 We are the Sophomores of Dysart High, But our junior year is drawing nigh, During our Hrst year we did our best, And that policy we shall follow through the rest. We fancy frolic and fun, And we shall lead in the hnal fun. In trouble we never mix, We are the Class of 1926. Au Jlheal Snphnmnre Shnulh Be Witty, like Clarence Messer Peppy, like Marie Clark Studious, like Wilford Stahr Serious, like Frances Willmore Popular, like Dale Stewart Good Singer, like Manetta Ackerman Good Natured, like Merle Reid Giggly, like Mary Story Polite, like Agnes Wobeter Graceful, like Reroy Lorenzen Amiable, like Karl Aschenbrenner A Good Dancer, like Robert Daily A Pest, like Donald Braden A Good Sport, like Earl Grifllth A Date Maker, like Clarence Thiele Wiggly, like Herbert Schroeder Busy, like Mary jane McNamee A Fusser, like Helen Lamprecht J Cot 2. C Thirty-one 32, LQ' L ,-ff ff? -F F3 -1 ' lf.-73' 'cud' EVP Cv i CfQ S ' :A fp bo S i MQ if lrlgfleaaealaa

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