Dysart High School - Oracle Yearbook (Dysart, IA)

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PEP CLUB The Dy sart Pep Club had a good record thxs year E1ghty Pep Club members cooperated 1n sponsormg the Homecommg Dance whlch was a great success w1th 350 attendmg As one of the1r projects thxs year the Club wrote to the wmners of d1fferent tourna ments wh1ch Dysart part1c1pated 1n congratu latmg the w1nners The Club also wrote thank you letters to all host schools Flowers were sent to Garr1son when the Garrlson glrls won runner up 1n the State Tournament In the p1cture at left are the Pep Club Off1cers and Faculty Advxsors TOP ROW Left to Rlght Mr Saverexde adv1sor Lee Overton Vmce Pres1dent M1chael Nelsen Pres1dent Mr Crabtree adv1sor SEATED Mrs Pat Seebach advlsor Sharon Machacek Secretary Ardxth Hansen Treasurer and Mrs Lo1s Seebach advlsor In order to help the needy chxldren abroad and 1n th1s country the Pep Club collected cloth mg for the Save The Ch1ldren dr1ve Two students were elected from each hlgh school class to serve on the Pep Club Counc1l along w1th the offlcers and adv1sors The Counc1l formulated Pep Club POl1C1eS Representatlves were Marlene Fennern and Jamce Heckroth semors lNe1l Woodley and Larry Harder jumors Dorothy Lallx and Stanley Delfs sophomores Jackle Feuerbach and Marsha Par1zek freshmen The Hlgh School cheerleaders also served on the Pep Club Councll BATON TWIRLERS Our Pugh steppmg baton tw1rlers added color and class to the Dysart H1gh School Marchmg Band In the p1cture at rlght are Conme Bader drum major Jeanne Heckroth and Jackxe Feuerbach majorettes Absent from the pxcture IS Pat Vesely also a majorette DUF1Hg the year these four major ettes along w1th Jamce Heckroth gave tw1rl1ng lessons to about forty grade school and jumor h1gh school pup1ls The tw1rlers performed at three basketball games durmg the basketball season FARMERS LUMBE R CO . Dysart, Iowa bf Phone 6 2180 ' 4 A F1rst for Qua11ty 8: Serv1ce N t Ask for Bob, D1l1man, or B111 4 a . -53 75 f' t -- .lt V I . J . ., 1 1 ' ' - ,f . .. . -' . ' . . . 1 - ' 1 1 I - 1 1 I I 1 1 1 - 1 2 I .S 1 I ' 1 ' , - ' ul ' 11 ' . Y . . 1 . . . ' ' . Y ' ' ' . ' A 1 a 1 , .1 Q 1 - . , l K rt . 1 S 1 , . ' v ' - 1 1 J .

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SR BAND I Mu51cALNo 55 The followmg students played varxous mstrurnents 1n the band Clar1nets Rhoada Delfs, Mar1anna Hansen Jan1ce Heckroth Judy Dethlefs Sharon Strlcker Judy Wh1tmore Karen Ocheltree Sherlene Young Phyllls Youtz, Joan Bauer and Tony Kullmer Cornets Ne1l Woodley Carol Cantwell Roger Bahr, Pat Baldwm Tom Moeller Paul Gahan John Mehlhaus Sue Holtz Steve Overton Carole Cran ston and John Morgan French Horns Ann Leo Kaylene Olson Sharon Machacek and Karen Raub Saxophones Steve Kullrner Ga11Lally Mardene Baldwm Warren Wagner and Stanley Delfs Trombones Karen Reed Curt1s Wagner and Allen Elame Hupfeld Drums Betty Frederlck Dorothy Lally Barbara Hamfan Judy Ste1n and Joan Woodley Mr Burrow once agamn led the band to another successful year 1n D H S Among the act1v1t1es they part1c1pated 1n were The 500 Club Band Concerts Con test at Grundy Center and The Waterloo Band Jub1lee And of course we can t for get the annual band p1cn1c Wh1Ch was held May 16 And all those good soft ball games after we ate Elame Hupfed was our cand1date for M155 Melody 1n the Waterloo Band Jubllee Queen Contest 'N f,.fWJ wi XWFW Q A ,F 2, LQ VARSITY CLEANERS SPURGEON Agency anna. The Barber b Sh ' Spurgeon Bar er Op VJ Those Spec1a1 Halrcuts Ef2:2+Fe.ff'ff-f?:: 275 EE--E ,Lee 5, 14 gf :T-E I . 1 l I . I . I I . I I I I ' : I I I 1 I J 0 3 ' 3 ' . : D. I I I ' ' I I l I Gonnernman. Baritones: J-ohn Hix and Sharon Dicken., Bass: Don Reed. Tympany: i' ' I . I I . I , . . . . . . . I . , , - ., . . . ' - 'XX J. f-, r'1x uf JZ? Xxx J .1 ,-, I A X s' B , -N g I , X f' - ' 5' x . , hX 1, J ,, ,rf ' f 1 , h -1 i lf. V. . - i x 14 n .,' . .N IF H . . , rg '