Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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The ORACLE l930 Track 'llraclc practice started immediately alter basketball season ended. The prospects for a track team look favorable. The outfit will he handicapped he- cause of lacl: of good material in field events. However, we have Holtz. Lamprecht, and Glines left on the relay team, and Dunlap, Aschenbrenner, and Toncer are showing up well for a berth on the team. Lamprecht and Aschenbrenner are working on the hurdles, While l-loltz, Glines, Dunlap, and 'lloncer are working on dashes and relay work, XVIN. Matthicsen and Schuhart on the weights, Nass and Powell are high-juniping, lirandau, Glines, and Gessner are doing' some pole vaulting. Coach Thomson plans to take in several track meetsg State 'lleachers' lic- lays, County Meet, Grinnell Meet, and Drake Relays. G'NMfD Pep Club The Dysart Pep Club, under the supervision of Miss Schreiber, is a new or- ganization in the high school this year. lts purpose is to stimulate the school spirit of Dysart High School at basketball games and other activities. XVe owe much credit to the four cheer leaders-Helen Mehlhaus, Helen Marsau, Eleanor Gessner, and Kathryn Lally, who acted as leaders of the organization and made the cheering section the success that it was. At the close of the final game of the county tournament the organization entertained the winning team--Geneseo-to a light luncheon and congratu- lation party in the Home Economics rooms. The clulw was assisted hy our Basketball Team. ,f pf ,f Page 38 - Ji

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MAWWM The onacua 1930 WWWMMMW lst Row: Lois Lewis, Caroline Ross, Naideen Smith, Miss Rice, Edna Jansen, Viola Fnlts, Arlene SICIUCUS. Znd Row: Lorraine Meyer, Irene Ehrich, Anna Jane Stoakes, Lola Burhenn, Hazel Kahn, Kathryn Lally, Helen Marsau, Marian Vaupel. 3rd Row: Alma Wacha, Edna Oster, Hedwig Oster, Eleanor Gessner, Lois Burhenn, Ruth Boelsche, Frances Pippert. Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club was chosen at the beginning of the first semester. The tryouts were voluntary and of those who responded 23 were chosen to compose the club. NVe began at once working on our part of the operetta, Pickles,l' which was presented December 20, 1930. Then came the constant practise of con- test numbers. XNe entered the county contest held at Tuma and won third. ln the sub-district contest held at Toledo, March 5, we won first. Then at the district contest held at Vtfaterloo we won second, which entitled us to go to Iowa City for the state contest from which we hope to bring home honors. Page 40