Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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Cciff' FW CQ 'J A K f N'1 S-,mhz-pc, ss. .5 rg qp PC' -'-1 -'-- - -I ff1,1.'.23,e,s-1107 CSU ogyfv JL . f-TY C Qiztnrg nf Bgzari Qigh Srhnnl The hrst provision for a school in Dysart was made in the year 1873 by the school board of Clark township. A wagon shop was leased and supplied with school furniture. Miss Belle Davidson was hired as teacher. F. Rhode was placed over the school the next year. Miss Davidson was reinstated after a year of Mr. Rhode's superevision. ln 1877 the shop was divided into two apartments and A. M. Andrews was elected principal, with Miss Davidson as assistant. On july 28 of the same year the Independent School District of Dysart was organized. Hon. joseph Dysart, Geo. Alexander, and Arthur Sewall were elected as directors. The first school building was erected in 1878 at a cost of 5lli3,000. Walter H. Shafer was elected principal, with Miss Nettie Hill as assistant. Some years later Frank j. Brown introduced the graded system, which made Dysart school a first- class institution. ln 1904, G. G. Martin was elected superintendent. During his administra- tion the new 3520000 school building was erected. Another teacher was added to the teaching force and the course was lengthened to twelve years. The follow- ing year another teacher was added, placing the school on the fully accredited list of state high schools. ln 1914, H G. Braden was chosen as superintendent. During his admin- istration a new 21520000 addition was built on the west side of the old building. This addition was converted into a gymnasium and several recitation rooms. At this time Domestic Science and Manual Training were introduced. Mr. Braden was succeeded by j. H. Peet, who served for five years. During his regime our school held the third highest standard in the state. ln 1920 the Dysart school was consolidated, taking in forty-eight sections of the surrounding community in Tama and Benton counties. The second floor of the Dysart Savings Bank building was leased for the junior High School. ln 1922 the gymnasium was made into a junior High room and the opera house of this city was used as a gymnasium. ln 1923, under the administration of Superintendent Dawson, bonds carried for a new 365,000 addition to the school building, which is now under construction. The new addition is to consist of a gymnasium and auditorium combined and rooms for the High School. The old building will be rearranged. This year the total enrollment of the school is ap- proximately 450, of which about 100 are in the High School. C KL 5 C Fifty-se'ue11 552, LQ' J ...- ,- :. 1- :xx T-.1 S, -.2 f - 1 -,fm rw co. J- -sw Cf? ' Cu P5 Q . Ax I 95,7 X-1.931-1-Q-Q-4