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

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a friend is the first person who comes in when the whoie world has gone out. mary dawson hughes g o?o , s Aro r so y 3 i . m i fu 1 V , f , 5'e973f'f?1?'i3297'33l39W? f'W 5' A . if i f - s...FZ7 mfr riding on a tapestry of all there is to see so many ways and oh so many things rejoicing in the differences, . . .oh i love the life within me there's no one just like me i feel a part of everything i see yet as different as we are, we're all the same. and oh i love the life around me a part of everything is here in me denver

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if only all the hands that reach could touch . . mary a. loberg O I To my friend, i want your life to be as beautiful as it was in the mind of god when he first thought of you. ann danner

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The bleachers were packed-half the gym 1the doors wouldn't open, remember?l The cheerleaders, coaches and players sat below . . . we watched . . . hoped. Fran read it, we cheered, there were tears, happiness and some sadness. We placed our crown on Darcl's head. The guys even gave her a football. There was a parade-the band played. Dodgerettes stepped 13l and the pep club cheered from the trucks where they clapped. There were seventeen floats-many long hours of work. At the game the queen and court were escorted onto the field 173. We didn't win that night, but we tried-we believe in trying-that's what's important. It's over now. But still, we remember . . .The parade 111, the queen 125 and her court 18lg Nancy Larson, Amy Kersten, Jerri Kurtz, Nancy Flogosch, Deb Bingham, and Kris Haugen 1not pic- turedl. We remember the enthusiasm 165, the little kids that carried the flowers and crown, Amy Calvert 145, Mark Miller 153, and most of all, we remember those days last fall. R such a feeIin's comin' over me, there is wonder in most 1 everything i see, not a cloud in 'f . :PT gm- the sky, got the sun in my eyes, and i won't be surprised if it's a dream . . . carpenters