Fort Dodge High School - Dodger Yearbook (Fort Dodge, IA)

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Glapiainsa JOHN BUTLER Foofball HUGH GILLEAS Baskefball WALDO PESCHAU Trrlrfa iilnnt Ball During the past season Fort Dodge had one of the best football teams it has had in many years. We met and defeated some of the strongest teams in the state. The season started out with two victories at home over Eagle Grove and Iowa Falls, both games played in a field of mudf, Zhtzkei '-Ball The basketball season was not so suc- cessful as predicted at the beginning of the year. This was not due so much to the inability of the players, as to the in- conveniences which they had to meet when playing on strange floors. At home, however, they won every game except the one with the Sioux City team, state cham- pions of last year.', Girark t'For a number of years the Fort Dodge High School has shown much interest in track work. Last season Fort Dodge at- tended two meets at Des Moines, the first was the Drake relay meet and the second was the State High School meet and both times we made a fairly good showing. At the Boone Valley field meet held at Algona we took second place, Hampton winning firstf, fE.X'fl'Hl'f.Y from 1912 bookj juzgr l'Z7il'fl'4'lI

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Buhger Staff JOHN P. BUTLER Edifor-i11-Chief GIKANGEIR P. MITCHIELL Business Mumzgcfr 5-Xaanriatz Ehiinrz EILEEN RYAN Dvbaie JOHN SKIEN Aff'1lz'Iic'S ILA GRLGG Ol'1QdlIiZdfilllIS RUPERT Doun Alumazi FLORENCE MONK Humor BLN WOLVERTON Liierury Greetings: En All wha Earn the Hagen nf Ehis Bunk Wu H1iR11xv1TH present the result of our labors, limited as they have been both by time and finances. We have endeavored to record with accuracy the events of the High School year past. And to publish n work as characteristic of the Fort Dodge High School as our ability and talent has permitted. lf, in this, we have succeeded even in the slightest degree, amply shall We feel rewarded. jmgz' I wel L 'L'

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