Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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The ORACLE 1930 Charlotte E.: XYhat time is it? Marvin D.: l haveu't an ideaf, Charlotte E.: l knew that but I thought you might know what time it wasf, 25: 23: Soph: XfVhat are you thinking about? lfrosh: Th mentf, anks for the compli- Sl: :Sz :ic Mr. l-Iaehlen Cin Economiesj : Wfha,t-sore of folks make the great- est .eligifart to get a head ? Helen McCall: Cannibalsf' :lf rl: if Donald D.: l am beginning to think that this school is haunted. Vincent S.: A'XVhy? Donald Diller: Because they are always talking about the school spirit. Marian J.: Yo11 Seniors aren't what you used to be. Edna I-low's that ? Marian J.: You were juniors last year weren't you ? A: :l: :iz Yes, we know that some of these jokes are awfully simple, and the rest are simply awful. :2: :gs A professor was explaining what to do in case of fire. The pupils listened with respectful attention until he came to his final instruction. Above all things, he said, il your clothing catches Ere, remain coolf, lk :lc PI: Miss Maulik: ln which of his battles was King Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden slain ? Earl K.: l'm pretty sure it was the last one. Thanks are clue . . . 'lllie editorial and art staffs for their cooperation and assistance. Uur faculty advisers. 'llhe photographer, engraver, and printer for their part in the pro- duction. 'llhe advertisers in this volume. The student body who have lovally supported this publication of the Senior Class. And all those who have in any wav contributed to the success of- : The IQ3O Gracie ' n Page