Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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CLASS UFFICERS PRESIDENT Nancy Hanson VICE PRESIDENT Jay Aschenbrenner SECRETARY Joan Pleper TREASURER W1lbert Stueck MOTTO Our A1m Success Our Hope to W1n COLORS French Blue and Sllver FLOWER Amerlcan Beauty Rose CLASS IH TORY On a brlght mornmg 1n 1939 we boarded a tram for a long r1de Our con ductor Mrs Re1mers asslsted Jay Aschenbrenner B111 Kullmer Wmlbert Stueck Darlys Fawley Dona Mae Skxles K Larnes and others on the fxrst lap of our journey Mlss Brown was our conductor on the Znd lap and we made a few stops on the way As we cont1nued on our way w1th Mrss Harden we stopped to p1ck up Dale Santrnan M1ss Klovstad was our next conductor and we enjoyed put tmg on an operetta We cont1nued our journey and were now well on our way Our new con ductor Mlss Holtz welcomed four new passengers They lncluded a set of twxns Jean and .Ioan P1eper B1ll1e Lou Drcken and Beth Hoeppner M1ss Hoff was our next conductor and we welcomed Dor1s Wagaman aboard our tra1n Next we entered .Tumor Hlgh and had many dlfferent conductors Our mam conductor was Mrs Maley Here we were jo1ned by Butch Randall and V1v1an M1ller We were now seexng and learnmg many new th1ngs and most of us enjoyed lt Then the great day came when we graduated from our younger ways and boarded a new and more lnterestmg tra1n along w1th two new passengers Shlrley Wlese and Nancy Hanson Here we got to know the englneer Mr Maley and our conductor for the next four years M155 Decker After only a few weeks of school we were 1n1t1ated 1nto the crowd Now that we were off1c1a1ly passengers of th1s great tra1n we enjoyed many experxences of our hlgh school days When the end of the flrst year came the class enjoyed a p1cn1c 1n Clark's Park Several of the passengers were lost but were soon found 1n t1rne to f1n1sh the frrst lap of the journey and start on the second When our tram was 1eav1ng we agaln gamed two more passengers They were Robert Peters and Judy Raymond Durmg th1s next year we had the pr1v1lege of 1n1t1at1ng the people who took over our recently vacated car We spent the rest of th1s lap workmg hard for lt took more work to enjoy the tr1p CORNFIELD AUTO COMPANY Dysart Iowa --ll ' ' ll ! . - D ' 7 I D D D I ' . . - . . - P 1 ' . . . l . , . ! Y ' . . I 'Q . . 1

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Soon we were begmnmg the second half of our Journey and probably our most excltlng part of the tr1p was puttlng on the Junlor Sen1or Banquet But as all good thlngs must come to an end we soon came to the last lap of our Journey After en-yoy1ng everyth1ng for the last tlme we b1d our conductor and englneer farewell and went out to face the world but always to remember th1s Journey CLASS WILL We the senlor Class of 1952 bemng 1n our r1ght mlnd do bequeath and beqult leave g1VC and get r1d of the followxng members of the Senlor Class to put 1n thelr place these lowly creatures JAY ASCHENBRENNER w1lls h1s tallness to Larry Santrnan BILLIE LOU DICKEN w1lls her natural curly ha1r and blue eyes to Mr Maley's fam1ly DARLYS FAWLEY w1lls her west wlndow and b1noculars for watchlng cer ta1n boys to Sh1r1ey Bader VIR JEAN GONNERMAN w1lls her good naturedness to N1ck Kl1nz1ng NANCY HANSON w1lls her Job of bexng pres1dent to one of the up com1ng senlors BETH I-IOEPPNER w1lls her soprano volce to Darrell Offt BILL KULLMER w1lls h1s leadershlp of pep band to any one who can satxsfy all pep band members K LAMES w1lls h1s tr1m physlque to .I1mmy Keen VIVIAN MILLER w1lls her excut1ve ab1l1ty and speed to anyone who s w1ll 1ng to Jump xnto the harness ROBERT PETERS w1lls h1s drlvrng ab1l1ty to students ID Drlvers Tra1n1ng JEAN and JOAN PIEPER w1ll the1r full t1tle to all Iowa State students t the com1ng Sen1or glrls DARYL PRETZ w1lls h1s hunt1ng ab1l1ty to Rmchard Kersten CHALMER RANDALL w1lls h1s neatness and mterest 1n g1rls to Verlyn H 1rder JUDY RAYMOND w1lls her bashfulness to Jlm M11ne. DALE SANTMAN w1lls h1s corny Jokes and humor to Paul Matth1ef-,en DONA MAE SKILES w1lls her prospects of becommg a marr1ed woman to Marlene Dunlap WILBERI STUECK w1lls h1s tendency to annoy and pester the g1rls to Carroll I-Iupfeld DORIS WAGAMAN w1lls her courtshlp to Barbara Waller SHIRLEY WIESE w1lls her temper to Karen I-Iomolar DYSART IMPLEMENT COMPANY Dysart Iowa 9 1 1 1 1 - , . .. I . ,O . . . . i. . V f L . . . 2 f. . - - 1