Melcher Dallas High School - Quill Yearbook (Melcher, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

fb- M 'W' 222552 KV L 'V fmmtm mum .ls WE, THE SENIORS OF '5Z OF THE DALLAS CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL, DEDICATE THIS YEARBOOK, THE D OF '52 TO THE TEACHERS WE HAVE HAD DURING OUR YEARS IN SCHOOL, TO OUR PARENTS, AND TO THE SUPPORTERS OF OUR SCHOOL. 1 . ,Aff - 5. W-. '4- . Q 4, 1.'.s',. 3 - ., Y.. . ,. K., ,. A f 2 ..-.. 1 KY, br .x. 1 A, f 1 .13 ., C K X . .,..,,.,. ' v,.1 X . 4-. , ,. X I, I 1 . em. V 'Q.c'r u w.1,O . 4 fl? 1- '. 4 f Jiliis-i'r1a f -. . 1' 1,z:.::' Au. . ...V .. 4. f,. .a , 1, 1f'...s1, .1.. ,Ev ww . V ,M -r - 1. Q... Wk 1. w., .1 Fu., . . .1 V, . .ff :Q 9 i uf .lx v- wi 1 I Fri W ,LI V.: xl, ,V 'Q v ,, r.. Z J .xg ,X 1' EI , 1 4 -'.96,,, . I a qs: N f 4 1 4 f , 1, 1 X -JN 1 - 1 11, .N., 1 - v H-:V 'f fn .' , -w, . : 'Ugg f,. K. . an .. 'v it , 'I - Mm .Mig . mf ' an .,52Na3 t,.,. .3.k. -,n ? H Hx 5 a X W. X I - -'ev 1 'wtf w H, 1 421 A -My 'L '-fag: - .. hi. K. 1 1 V -1. 4 4 . 1 - v . tg Nl' 1 1-.,t w v . 1-1 ' M fi -..rw 4 TON MR. C9559 W: YNE SIM MB' Exvdwwx rincilval MONS BA? ROW: Left to Right: Mr. Davis, Mr. Blake, Miss Clark, Mr. Bowen, Mrs. Ritchie Mrs. Miller, Miss Cupp. Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Johns. K 7 m ,,,.,..,...,.,N ,,f ' xx ,. x X! 5 XY! V -hs i' Xb -:rw J' f . , , 1 .v :'f ...ig Z, . 4 A 15,1 iw ' Ji- . - -U yi-W -,T 9 .,-. .....,.Y , . . -g-,.,.' i 'f fur' 1 11, V- 3., . vf. ' P 1 n if-1 .' ,YH - -Q G. f -' xs 2.1 . Riff U 'Q '1 ,H V. W V 1 A V1.4 'M ,, M.. V I v . .,' . '.,- ., . J. ,K- .-3, ,v .nb -v Af: , M. .,f,.. y - , 1 .M-. H+,-. . .M r .Xu R. 3 M. I .5 ,W w.v ,.:'3:1:' 4 , , V 1. . rw-F . ,rs . 1,3 ,, J W -an.-. G.-M.:-.A L . -n'I,g,, -fg . , H . ,,,mn. ,g,. . x.,. v ,Mid lf.. H - ..,.-1+fj,A.35j:x.:' '. -.4 :- .w X. .-. 4 . ..V. . .,3,v, --,fe,, . ,A ., Q N-, I - 3 . H: .U v-...- .,'ri4Y,v, 's4. -,bf . Nm... -1. MARGARET MART Pre sident NORMA HANSAKER Vice -President MR. SIMMONS Sponsor DELORES WILLIS Secretary ED DAVISON Treasurer MARY AGAN MARILYN BAC HMAN LOWELL BOLES GLEN BUCKLEW JANE CLARK ALBERTA DABB HERB DIXSON DEAN DONAHUE LORAINE HUNT MAXINE HUNT JACK HYATT WILLIAM MILLER DELORES NOFTSGER BILL SCHRADER W DAVID WILLOUGHBY MARY AGAN ALBERTA DABB Nickname: Mert, Egghead Hobby: Sewing, Friends, Cooking Ambition: Housewife Librarian: 1, Z, 3 Music: l, Z, 3, 4 3' Band: 3, 4 Class Play: 1, Z, 3, 4 MARILYN BACHMAN Nickname: Lard Hobby: Basketball, Reading Ambition: Nurse Music: 1, Z, 3, 4 Class Play: 1, 2, 3, 4 LOWELL BOLES Nickname: Bertie Hobby: Dancing, Reading Ambition: Stenographer Music: 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian: Z, 3, 4 Class Play: 1, 2, 3, 4 EDWARD DAVISON Nickname: Ed Hobby: Pocketbook Ambition: Pilot Baseball: 3, 4 Basketball: 3, 4 Class Officer: 3, 4 Class Play: 3, 4 Hobby: Raising Chickens HERBERT DIXSON Ambition: Army Class Play 3, 4 GLEN BUCKLEW Nickname: Buckie, Lover Boy Hobby: Sports Ambition: Coach Baseball: 1, Z, 3, 4 Basketball: 1, 2, 3, 4 Music: Z, 3 Band: 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer: Z Class Play: l, 2, 3, 4 JANE CLARK ' Nickname: Janie Hobby: Sewing Nickname: Muscles Hobby: Photography Ambition: Pharmacist Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball: l, Z, 3, 4 Music: 1 Class Officer: 1 Class Play: l, Z, 3, 4 DEAN DONAHUE Nickname: Fly Boy Hobby: Women Music: 3, 4 Class Officer: 3 Class Play: 1, 2, 3, 4 NORMA HANSAKER Nickname: Norm Ambition: Housewife Hobby: Drawing, Basketball Music: 1, 2, 3, 4 Librarian: Z, 3, 4 Class Play: 1, Z, 3, 4 Ambition: Housewife Music: l Basketball: 1, Z, 3, 4 Class Play: 1, Z, 3, 4 LORAINE HUNT BILLY SCHRADER Nickname: Tiny Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Housewife Music: 1, Z, 3 Basketball: Manager-4 Class Play: 1, Z, 3, 4 Nickname: Bill Hobby: Women Ambition: Mechanic Music: 1, Z, 3 Class Play: l, Z, 3, 4 Band: 1, Z, 3 MAXINE HUNT DAVID WILLOUGHBY Nickname: Max Hobby: Basketball Ambition: Housewife Music: 1, Z, 3 Basketball: 1, Z, 3, 4 Class Play: l, Z, 3, 4 JACK HYATT Nickname: Buzz, Zeke Hobby: Basketball Ambition: Coach Baseball: 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball: 'l, Z, 3, 4 Music: 1, Z Class Play: l, Z, 3, 4 Nickname: Jackson DELORES WILLIS Hobby: Driving Ambition: Certified Accountant Baseball: l, Z Basketball: 1, Z, 3, 4 Class Officer: 1 Class Play: l, Z, 3, 4 WILLIAM MILLER Nickname: Bill Hobby: Teasing Women Ambition: Wife, Four Children Baseball: 1, 2 Basketball: 1, Z, 3 Class Play: 1, Z, 3, 4 DELORES NOFTSGER Nickname: Nossie, Dee Hobby: Music Ambition: Join the Navy Basketball: l, Z Class Officer: l Class Play: 1, Z, 3, 4 Nickname: Willie, Windy Hobby: Skating, Dancing Ambition: Service Basketball: l, 2, 3, 4 Librarian: 3 Music: 1 Class Officer: 3, 4 Cheerleader: 3 Class Play: l, Z, 3, 4 Class History In the fall of 1939, twenty-three pupils entered the portals of learning. Under the guiding hand of Miss Farely the following pupils started down the trail of education: Dwight Bachman, Glen Bucklew, Ray Darrah, Clarence Dittmer, Herb Dixson, Paul Ennis, Norma Hansaker, Frank I-Iaug, David Kouzlarich, Richard Kerr, Norma King, Marion Long, Margaret Mart, Bobby Stewart, Bertha Umble, Charlton Wheeler, David Willis, Delores Willis, Rodney Fisher, and Dwane Jones. We remember building a house in kinder- garten class. First grade with Miss Moore we lost Norma Hansaker, Dwane Jones, Bertha Umble, and gained Gene Keith, Ross Miller, Harry Rankin, Chet Tickle, and Don Quick. Second grade with Miss Fletcher we find we lost Ross Miller, Bobby Stewart, Harry Rankin, Gene Keith, Chet Tickle, Don Ouick, and Paul Ennis. But we gained Leo Herr, Bill Miller, Leorine Patterson, David Willoughby and Barbra Lost. Everyone got a whipping for talking when they were supposed to be quiet. Glen didn't think it hurt until he got the second whipping. Third grade under Miss Moore we gained Paul Ennis, Frank McCoy, Don Quick, Ardean Dabb, Bobby Fergusison, and lost Leorine Patterson, and Leo Herr. Miss Miller was our fourth grade teacher. We lost Paul Ennis, Bobby Fergusison, and gained Leo Harlow, Chet Tickle. Our teachers are growing in numbers as well as the number of students. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Ritchie were our fifth grade teachers, We were increased by Tom Burgett, Jane Clark, Bill Miller, Delores Nofstger, Wayne Willis, Sarah Davis, Shirley Harding, and Marilyn Bachman. We lost Leo Harlow, Frank Haug, and Chet Tickle. Sixth grade was under the guiding hand of Mrs. Miller. That year we gained Dwight Marshall, Cecil Banks, and lost Frank McCoy, Norma King, and Shirley Harding. ' Our seventh grade started. with Mrs. Vrban and ended with Mrs. Liikie, Mrs. Moore and Mr. Reep. We gained that year Ken Smith, Jack Kingrey, Mary Agan, Dean Donahue, Jack Hyatt, Charles Ferguison, Eugene Stearns, Beulah Willoughby, Norma Hansaker, and lost Tommy Burgett, Dwight Marshall, Don Quick, and David Willis. Mr. Murphy and Mrs. Moore were our guardians in the eighth grade. Our only newcomer was Jim Wright. We were decreased in number by Charles Ferguison, Eugene Stearns, and Beulah Willoughby. Our Freshman year was a howling success with initiation. New faces were Clifford Becker, Loraine Hunt, and Maxine Hunt. Departing was Sarah Davis, Cecil Banks, Ardean Dabb, Jack Kingrey, Ken Smith, and Jim Wright. As Sophomores we were increased by Ralph Lang, Betty DeWitt, Bertha Umble, Don Grife and lost Wayne Willis. Our Junior year brought worries about the Junior-Senior Banquet. As we' can remember our theme was a three-ring-circus. This was the year we gained Ed Davison, Shirley Young, and Lowell Boles. We lost that year Bertha Umble, Cecil Bands, Betty DeWitt, Dwight Bachman, and Don Grife. The Senior year was the same as our Junior year. The Seniors are Marilyn Bachman, Glen Bucklew, Herb Dixson, Ed Davison, Alberta Dabb, Loraine Hunt, Jane Clark, Norma Hansaker, Jack Hyatt, Maxine Hunt, Delores Nofstger, Dean Donahue, Mary Agan, David Willoughby, Delores Willis, Bill Miller, Bill Schrader, and Lowell Boles. Glen Bucklew, Delores Willis, Herb Dixson, and Margaret Mart are the only Seniors who started in 1939 and have gone all thirteen years at the Dallas Consolidated School. V Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1951-'52 declare the following to be our last will. To our teachers we leave our ability to keep study hall and all of our classes very quiet and orderly. We also leave our ability to get to classes on time. To the Juniors we leave our seats and of course all of our precious books, which helped us to graduate. To the Sophomores we leave our ability to get A's in all of our shorthand tests. To the Freshmen we leave our brilliant minds that gave us the right of ever graduating. We bequeath the following to individuals in the classes under us: Dean Donahue wills his bashfulness to Della Denison, don't let it get rusty Della, Dean also wills his walk to Doris if she will give it as much swing as he does, and to Gene Stull he wills his ability to get all the claps in his class play. Norma Hansaker wills her basketball suit to Beverly Woods, so Bev you'll have to start growing in order to fill it out, Norm also leaves her ability to keep home economics going strong to Shirley Crandell, and to anyone who is fast with a foot, she leaves her ability to trip people. Loraine Hunt wills her height to Donald McElwee, and to Dela Dennison she wills her ability to get along with the coach, also to Bonnie she wills her experience in romance. Maxine Hunt wills her ability to get A's in shorthand and her ability to keep her boy friends to Allyene Beeman, to Betty S. she leaves her red slacks. Don't forget to wear them to all basketball games Betty. Jack Hyattiwills his ability to argue in economics to Pete Hansaker, to Bob A. he leaves his ability to always get stuck on mud roads at the wrong time. Margaret Mart wills her ability to blush and to make wisecracks to Janice Wright, she leaves her short hair to Frueh, she also leaves her height to Danial Mason, you'd better hurry up and grow Danial. Bill Miller wills his whiskers to Paul Davis, keep them growing Paul, he leaves his ability to be study hall teacher to Don Nolte, think you'll make it Don? Delores Noftsger wills her long fingernails to Venita Hyatt, she leaves her ability to keep the boys running to Ada Davis, it takes practice Ada, and to Ellen she leaves her long earrings, keep them shiny Ellen. Bill Schrader wills his car to anyone who is able to run it without running out of gas in the strangest places, always at the wrong time. David Willoughby wills his boxing ability to Janice W. , to Gene Stull he wills his ability to always get to set by the lady teachers. Delores Willis wills her levis to David Robuck, better start reducing David, she also leaves her ability to tell jokes to Mary Burt. Alberta Dabb wills her coat hanger to anyone who wants it, it seems some- one else uses it all the time anyway, to Evelyn she leaves her giggle, and to Ellen she leaves her ability to talk all the time. Edward Davison wills his beard to Norma F. if she'll keep it clean, he leaves his name of Model Student to Orval Davis, and to Lloyd Mart he leaves his ability to baby sit. Herb Dixson wills his ability to carry all the boys to a dance in one car to Bob A. , to Ross Miller he leaves his love for the girls, and to Richard Burgett he leaves his famous muscles. Mary Agan wills her Model A. to Betty S. , she wills her ability never to be tardy to Doris. Lowell Boles wills his shoes to Bob to wear through his last year of school, if he will keep them polished, he wills his ability to be liked by the boys as well as by the girls to Norma F. , going to take a little practice Norma, so you'd better work hard. Glen Bucklew wills the knowing at how to get along with the girls to Paul Davis, and he also wills his no count pitching arm to Daryl Roberts. K Senior Class Prophecy Dear Marilyn, You have written me many times asking about your fellow classmates. Up until a few months ago I had not succeeded in keeping track of but a few of them. At that time I took my much needed vacation and here is what my trip uncovered. On the first lap of my journey I landed in DesMoines and who should I meet but Jack Hyatt. He was selling vegetables and eggs at a vegetable stand. He said they were fresh from the farm ----- his own farm, of course. As I walked on up the street I saw a poster which read: See The Champion ship Bout Tonight. Joe Walcott vs. Killer Willoughby. Do you suppose Killer could be a nickname for David? Having nothing better to do while I waited on my bus I attended a fashion show. I was enjoying myself immensely when I thought I recognized one of the models. Yes, it was Alberta Dabb. I didn't get to stop and talk to her but I gathered she was doing quite well in her profession. Rushing to the station I found my bus prepared to leave. As I handed the bus driver my ticket I was surprised to find it was a woman. Looking closer, I found it to be none other than Margaret Mart. A good bus driver too. A few days later we arrived at a small town named Brett, at which we stopped for a rest. While reading the small town paper I found the annual Hobo Convention had been held here recently. It had elected a king and queen, who were none than Herb Dixson and Deloris Willis, respectively. My thoughts were broken by a commotion outside. When I looked to see what was the matter I saw our trusty bus driver throwing out an evident stow- a-way. It was none other than Bill Miller. And when a big strong man came to the rescue, I recognized him as Lowell Boles. Driving through the big city of Chicago brought many new experiences, es- pecially when I saw Ed Davison sweeping the streets with his little broom and dustpan. Later as I walked into a large department store I saw Maxine Hunt hurrying out. I discovered this had been a big day in her life. She said she got tired of waiting, so she joined the Waves. Proceeding on up the street I met a woman dressed in mink and with jewels around her neck and on her arms. If she hadn't spoken to me I'm sure I wouldn't have recognized her as the former Jane Clark. From the size of the ring on her left hand I'rn certain she and her husband, Clifford, are quite well off. In a smaller town farther south, I decided to visit a home founded for the feeble-minded. I walked in and who should I meet but Norma Hansaker. She said she liked her work very much. Upon visiting the Ozarks I received a great surprise. I met Bill Schrader standing in the middle of the road trying to get his donkey out of the way. He said he liked the country around there. You didn't have to do any work. Riding in the bus didn't prove very entertaining, so I turned on my porta- ble radio. As I tuned in a station I heard a melodious voice singing, C1ancey Lowered The Boom. When she finished I heard the announcer say it was the voice of Mary Agan. I wonder if this could be the one I used to know? Deeper still into the Ozarks I visited a show one night put on by a band of gypsies. The music consisted of an orchestra made up of several tawny men playing sweet potatoes and guitars. The leader of this rare orchestra was none other than Mr. Simmons. The main attraction was a girl, 'called lDelores who danced and sang. I thought I recognized her as the1Delores Noftsger I knew, but I can't be sure because she disappeared after the show and couldn't be found. Stopping at Atlantic City I was delighted to view the Miss America contest. There representing Alaska was Loraine Hunt. I am happy to say she won. Wanting to see a big league game I hurried to New York to see the Yankees play. It was a wonderful game and even this brought on a familiar face. I saw a pitcher hurrying across the field. A pitcher of water, I mean, and who should be carrying it but Glen Bucklew the Yank's favorite water boy. This leaves only one person unaccounted for, but I'm sure you have heard of him. The actor most idolized by the American women, Dean Donohue. J l-v--.1-up-up---vw-. ,... Y ..,...,.,,,.-,.,. , .-.---.fn---...vu-. .v-.-..-,--f-- .....-.-- ,, W -. .:.,.Ts1-.'ww'.- .- KX. X wig .t-T ii- l L :ni-7 X X T- :zga:- - Q ' .f i -.-4 X .-. 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Byers, Mr. Blake, K. Robuck, D. Mendenhall, L. Mart J. Russell, M. Burt, M. Butrum, B. Frueh, D. Becker, S. Crandall, l. Butrum, E. Crandall. Freshman Class TOP ROW: Left to Right: B. Schrader, O. Davis, D. Roberts, J. Wright, D. Robuck, A. Davis, Mr. Bowen, R. Burgett, N. Fridlington, D. McE1wee, H. Butrum D. Pedro, Mr. Davis, D. Dennison, B. Woods, M. Slykhuis, D. Mason, L. Drvmienn. 7th and 8th Grades TOP ROW: Left to Right: S. Hyatt, P. Johnson, R. Tickle, T. Tickle, B. Warner, D. Oberick, D. Warner, B. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Maxwell, M. McE1wee, G. Mart, E. Popinga, G. Dixson, R. Clark, J. Pack, D. Clark, C. Robuck, L. Ireland, G. Clark, B. Carter, N. Priauls, B. Kingery, M. Butterfield, G. Whitlatch, T. Hunt. 5th and 6th Grades TOP ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Miller, B. Johnson, T. Wallace, M. Miller, T.,Muir, W. Dennison, A. Borchet, J. Hyatt, J. Kaster, T. Hunt, C. McElwee, M. Clark, F. Nolte, H. Wallace, M. Nolte, D. Ritchie, L. Starkavitch, L. Colbert, D. Clark, J. Bousquet, C. Norman, P. Boles, P. Carter, R. Woods, Bill Miller. 4th Grade TOP ROW: Left to Right: Miss Cupp, B. Clark, B. Quick, M. Nolte, J. Miller, G. Bingham D. Burgett, W. Grife, H. Lehigh, J. Mason. TOP ROW: L eft to Right: Mrs. Ritchie, M. Butterfield, R. Long, D. Whitlatch, I... McCormick, J. Starkavitch, L. Kaster, G. Wignall, J. Dnbalt, D. Whal, G. Simmons, L. Mosher, D D . Ritchie, L. Hunt, G. Miller, C. Gurgett, C. Burt, J. Beeman, J. Bousquet, . Speed, W. Neer, K. Black, S. Jones, R. Quick, J. Byers, L. Clark, C. Norman, J. Oberick, J. Clark, D. Muir, J. Slykhuis, P. Fedro, F. Fridlington, G. Kirkpatrick J. Walton. i TOP ROW: Left to Right: Miss Johns, R. Starkovich, C. Shivers, D. Nelson, B. Kingrey, D L . Verwers, E. Mason, H. DeSwai-tz, A. Grife, E. Lehigh, B. Black, . Wallace, D. Wright, J. Dabalt, P. Bousquet, R. McLeod, L. Quick, J. Agan, B. Hunt, D. Simms, D. Flanagan, J. Clark, R. Lamb, D. VanGorkum, D . Mosher, M. Bingham, O. Hansaker. r uma- , Auf f M wr ,,,, ,A -Y ,. :vp -zfr.-....-..-r i--......,-L- Q41- VI 1 , i Basketball Bo s HERB DIXSON JACK HYATT GLEN BUCKLEW JIM RUSSELL COACH BLAKE B UZ Z WILLOUGHBY JACK HANSAKER ED DAVISON DICK ROBERTS DARYL ROBERTS LOYD MART KEITH ROBUCK Winner Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Attica Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Russell Dallas Our Vital Statistics Home Games PE Lovilia Attica Lacona Milo Lucas Beech Liberty Center Bussey Road Games Lacona Bussey Beech Lucas Dallas Liberty Center Lovilia Milo Springhill Dallas Melcher BOYS' COUNTY TOURNAMENT Pleasantville Dallas fO.T.l -.QO.T.l Score 46 31 47 42 40 45 46 47 Z1 Z0 31 34 2.8 Z5 Z8 28 40 39 47 Z9 33 30 45 35 45 33 Z6 Z1 47 44 47 46 36 33 51 27 43 36 32-30 Basketball Girls SHIRLEY DAWSON NORMA HANSAKER MAXINE HUNT LORAINE HUNT MISS CUPP Manager Chaperon COLLEEN HENDRIX VENETIA HYATT DORIS BECKER DELORES WILLIS ELLEN COLBERT 3 MARY BURT MARILYN BACHMAN Winner Lovilia Dallas Lacona Milo Lucas Dallas Dallas Bussey Lacona Bus sey Dallas Libe rty Center Attica Lovilia Lucas lviilo Dallas Melcher Plea santville Pella 'Girls' Basketball Review Home Games 22225 Dallas Attica Dallas Dallas Dallas Beech Liberty Center Dallas Road Games Dallas Dallas Beech Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Springhill Dallas GIRLS' COUNTY TOURNEY Dallas GIRLS' SECTIONAL TOURNEY Dallas 52222 55-39 26-22 49-Z9 Z1-18 so-45 70-21 49-38 72-40 ss-24 so-15 52-16 31-25 30-25 47-23 48-41 45-38 55-42 61-32 45-so 26-25 PLAYER Jack Hyatt Glen Bucklew Buzz Willoughby Herb Dixson Jim Russell Dick Roberts Ed Davison Pete Hansaker Daryl Roberts Loyd Mart Bill Miller Keith Robuck WINNER Dallas Dallas Melcher Dallas Dallas Dallas Melche r Dallas Melcher Bussey Melcher Bus sey Team Dope Sheet FG FTM FTMS FOULS T.PODUS 91 57 36 239 71 40 30 182 65 32 33 162 51 25 22 127 40 17 28 97 15 7 13 37 11 8 16 30 5 3 9 13 0 3 5 3 0 Z 1 2 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Basketball News JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BOYS LOSER Lacona Pella Dallas Bussey Knoxville Bussey Dallas GIRLS Lacona Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas SCORE 36-22 37-25 39-22 25-24 25-21 37-22 29-26 31-14 22- 9 39-24 26-ll Z2-19 Junior High Basketball FIRST ROW: Left to Right: Coach Blake, D. Burgett, D. Robuck, D. McElwee, D. Dixson, D. Fedro. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: I... Ireland, D. Mason, M. McElwee, G. Whitlatch, S. Hyatt, J. Pack. FIRST ROW: Left L0 Right: Coach Blake, D. Warner, C. Robuck, D. Oberick, P. Johnson, B. Carter, M. Butterfield. SECOND ROW: Left to Right: B. Kirkpatrick, M. Slykhuis, J. Wright, E. Popinga N. Fridlington, B. Woods. First Team LEFT TO RIGHT: Glen Buckle-w, Jim Russell, Jack Hyatt, Buzz Willoughby, Herb Dixson, and Coach Javk Blake. Three Cheers for the Cheerleaders Betty Suhradcr, Larry Dennison, Junella Mathes. LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Jack Blake, Glen Bucklew, Jim Russell, Buzz Willoughby, Herb Dixson, Ed Davison. BOTTOM ROW: Dick Roberts, Jack Hansaker, Jim Wright, Daryl Roberts. The battery for the Rockets was: Bucklew and Willoughby Bo s' Baseball i i On The Diamond Buzz catching. Q Herb waiting for the Ed batting. Glen in the windup. Pitch. l r' Baseball Q WINNER LosER M scour Dallas Attica Dallas Tracy Dallas Milo Dallas Lovilia Dallas Attica Lacona Dallas 3-2 Dallas Liberty Center 11-2 SECTIONALQTOURNAMENT Truro Dallas ' 10-7 f The Dallas baseball team collected seventy-two hits against the opponents thirty-four hits this season. The team has collected a total of eight home runs, five triples and nine doubles. This is the batting average of the team: Buzz Willoughby 451 C Jim Russell 423 3rd Glen Bucklew 400 P Dick Roberts 360 SS Herb Dixson 307 lst Ed Davison 285 L F Pete Hansaker 277 2nd Jim Wright 250 R F Daryl Roberts . 230 C F Dwaine Burgett . 100 R F Team average is . 308 Glen Bucklew has a record of six wins and two losses, walked twenty-one, gave up thirty-four hits, one home run and earned sixty-sevenstrike-outs in fifty-one innings of play. SIAM ESE TWINS HI! EVERYBODY OOOH! WHAT IS IT? OH GOSH! DO YOU REALLY THINK SO? ACTION AGAINST BEECH HIGH WILL YOU MARRY ME? 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' .. 1. ..., 7 ,,,.,q .Q .1 -.,,, .V-. 1' ,V+-Q.. . ,. . -. ...Q ,J 1 F' lf x. -.v .Q -X17-L, . ,V-., Know 'Em? LOOK PRETTY A OH MAMMA, N HERE WE ARE IN SING-SING NONCHALANT LOUIE FIRST GRADE AND MISS MOORE BABY MASKED BANDIT SHOW YOUR TOOFER'S A DAY IN THE LIFE OF DALLAS CHI WHAT HIT YOU ? CK OOPS 7---D'S ONLY YOUNG ONCE LITTLE BOYS 48 Ain't We Cute? Boy, I Got A Dollie! Having Fun, Betty Hi, Dick! Two Sfhraders. Ilm Happy! This Wonderful World! Innocent Typc'7 Guess What! 'P I Round One! Hi, Evelyn! Oooh! This Crandall Girl! Miss America of 1951-'52, Ilve Got A Armfull Oops! We Made A Mistake! ' .vw 1-5.5 Remember This? Pretty Legs ? Red? The day Ed was no longer a model student? Someone got stuck with a safety pin on the way to P. T. If you want something ask for it. QW. Simmons, Who sanded the table in the American Literature Class ? Ask social living students what a male cow is? Remember when Noftsger and Mart took a picture in the cloak room? Raising people by pushing on their head. fEspecia1ly in typing class., What happened to the Calumet lid in home economics when we were Freshmen Who was invited to both offices when a Freshman? How does it feel to get kicked out of class? Who drove C.'W. P. crazy with her questions and whys? Norma did you happen to trip someone on the steps? Can you answer this Jane '? VanGinkel's Oil Station? Remember the C. W. P. Fan Club? Those silly girls! Delores Willis set backwards during a period in our Junior year of typing! See you from 3:45 to 4:30! Remember, shooting backwards at the basket, boys! The ball game last year and what happened to Delores N. ? Remember making ice cream in rain and mud. And how the boys helped us? Did it hurt you? When Buzz fell through the top of an old car. Oh, yes has anyone seen the Black Panther ? H9511 It was quite a fall from the top of the Shale pile wasn't it Margaret? Who was chasing you anyhow? 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