WILMA DYKEMAN
COLLECTION |
Jerome
Dykeman's Scrapbook of Wilma Dykeman's First 30 Years. (Part I) |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Grandma Dyke |
1916 |
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page 001 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Grandma Cole |
1916 |
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page 001 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Mother and Daddy at Lynn Cove house |
1916 |
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page 003 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Daddy and Wilma (2 mo.) |
1916 |
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page 003 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma at 6 months |
1916 |
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page 003 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma at 1 year |
1917 |
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page 003 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Mother and Wilma at 1 year of age |
1917 |
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page 003 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma at 1 year with her Father |
1917 |
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page 005 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Christmas Card- 1924 |
1924 |
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page 005 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Dear Lady"card from Wilma |
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page 005 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Kindergarten- 1926. Drawing of a bird. |
1926 |
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page 005 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wima, as child, seated on a stump. |
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page 005 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma as child, with doll |
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page 006 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: First Report Card - promoting her to 2nd Grade |
1926-1927 |
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page 007 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma and her
Mother |
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page 007 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma and Billy N. |
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page 007 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma in a swing - 7 yrs. old |
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page 007 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma and Father bringing in the Christmas Tree,
12/23/1929 |
1929 |
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page 007 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Jerome Dykeman, Wilma's half-brother and Wilma |
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page 008 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma with two unidentified children |
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page 008 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Pupils' Reading Circle. 1928 Certificate stating that
Wilma completed the Pupils' Reading Circle Work |
1928 |
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page 009 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: From Jerome in Venezuela, S.A. to Wilma. |
1929 |
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page 009 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Letter from Uncle Frank to Wilma, 1930
TRANSCRIBE LETTER |
1930 |
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page 009 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Letter from Uncle Frank
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RECONCILE LETTERS |
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page 009 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "MoThEr" : "A PRINCESS" A poem Wilma wrote
for her mother, probably for Valentine's Day
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page 010 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card 1927-1928 Report Card promoting Wilma to
3rd Grade |
1927-1928 |
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page 010 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card 1927-1928 Report Card promoting Wilma
to 3a Grade |
1927-1928 |
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page 011 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: The Vacation Reading Club. 1929 Diploma certifying
Wilma completed the Vacation Reading Course and is a full member of the
Vacation Reading Club |
1929 |
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page 011 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Pupils' Reading Circle. 1929 Certificate statring that
Wilma completed the Pupils' Reading Circle Work |
1929 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: A One- Act Play Program. 1929 Program for two One Acts,
Wilma has a piano solo |
1929 |
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page 012 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1929 Report Card promoting Wilma to the
4th Grade |
1929 |
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page 013 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Poems. Two poems by Wilma.
From MY Bedroom Window
I look from my bedroom window,
At the hillside so bright and green,
The oak, the birch, and the maple,
With the laurel in between.
The gum, the chestnut, the willow,
The pine tree ever green
The brown leaves scattered thickly,
With the galax in between.
The robin, and the blue bird,
So lovely to be seen,
The phoebe, and the chipper,
And the blue jay with his scream.
Oh, how I love the country,
The air so fresh and free,
The green grass, birds, and flowers,
An everything we see.
THANKFULNESS
HOw very thankful we ought
to be,
Fro the things we daily see.
For our Father and our Mother,
For big Sister and big Brother.
For the sunshine and the sky,
Ad the birds that go singing by.
We ought to be thankful for our good health,
For then we don't have to roam.
Standing in the twilight,
In God's wonderous earth
I heard a rippling sound
As if it were of mirth.
I looked around me
To see from whence it came,
As I looked into the meadow,
As I looked into the lane
I saw a thing a moving,
It glittered oh, so bright.
I went around the bend
And I saw a wonderous sight.
The brook had made the rippling sound
And upon a crest, upon a mound,
I saw a garden of flowers and ferns
In the midst I saw a book,
And on it marked the words LEARN.
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma and Father bringing home the Christmas Tree,
1930 |
1930 |
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page 013 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: First Day of School 1930. 1930 Photo of Wilma dressed
up for her first day of school |
1930 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1929 Report Card for the Music Department |
1929 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: The University of North Carolina University Extension
Division. 1930 Certificate stating Wilma completed Reading Course Number
30A |
1930 |
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page 016 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1930 Report Card promoting Wilma to the 5B
Grade
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1930 |
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page 016 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1930 Report Card promoting Wilma to the 5A
Grade
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1930 |
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page 016 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Rewards. A reward for standing the longest on her side
in spelling |
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page 016 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1931 Report Card promoting Wilma to the
6th Grade
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1931 |
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page 016 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1932 Report Card promoting Wilma to the
7th Grade |
1932 |
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page 016 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Reward. 1931 Reward for just "missing one problem in
Arithmetic..." |
1931 |
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page 017 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma and Friskie. Wilma and her dog in a field |
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page 017 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Why the Country is a Good Place to Live" written by
Wilma "WHY THE
COUNTRY IS A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE"
I think the country is a
very beautiful place in which to live. You can see the beautiful
birds that bive us lovely music. Their brillian plumage flitting about in
the green leaves, or on a carpet of snow is a sight long to be remembered.
The tall green trees in spring and summer suggest such mighty strength and
such a beautiful picture, that we feel blessed in having such a beautiful
sight. In winter the lovely green boughs laden with glistening snowflakes
is fit for any artist's canvas.
Another reason I think
that the country is a good place in which to live because it is healthful.
Hiking is a very healthful sport and there can be plenty of it
[some] in the country. You can breathe pure good air.
The third reason is good
recreation. You can go camping and have a great fun, also ... |
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page 017 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma, her father and two dogs bringing home the
Christmas tree, 12/24/1931. |
1931 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Writings by Wilma on May 5th, 1931. Tuesday morning at
24 minutes after 10.
"Out of my window what do I
see?
A little brown rabbit looking at me.
SIBYL GLENN
Sibyl has brown eyes,
and she likes apple pies.
PHYLIS GALUMBECK
Phyllis talks an awful lot,
Stop it she could not.
MOLLY PARKS
Molly is very quiet
And her face is awfully white.
BILLY D. ROBERTS
Billy D. has yellow hair,
And that also makes her fair.
CATHERINE CARTER
Catherine giggles the hee-hee,
Then she looks straight at me.
DOROTHY WHITE
She can draw good can Dorothy White,
And her pictures are a pretty sight.
WILMA DYKEMAN
I like to talk and I like to giggle,
I like to squirm and I like to wiggle. |
1931 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Farm Program. Invitation to a program designed by Wilma
[1931 ?]
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: The Jolly Journal. 1931 Made-up newspaper by Wilma
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1931 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Program for Grace School's Fifth Grade Play and
addressed by Wilma to her Mother. |
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page 021 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "From Daddy- 1931". 1931 Letter to Wilma from her
father |
1931 |
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page 021 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Letter to Wilma from Andy |
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page 021 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: 1931 Letter to Wilma from her mother |
1931 |
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page 021 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Carmel N.G. 11 years. Program for The Annual
Methodist Bazaar in which Wilma recites several poems |
1927 |
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page 022 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Letter to Wilma from the Lever Brothers Company
thanking her for the poem she wrote about their soap |
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page 022 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Holland's The Magazine of the South. Prizes won by
Wilma in the Little American Contest |
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page 023 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Daddy and W. 12 yrs" Photo of Wilma and her father in
a field (12 years old) |
1928 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Mother and W. 12 yrs. Photo of Wilma and her mother in
field (12 years old) |
1928 |
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page 023 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1932 Report Card promoting Wilma to Grade
7A |
1932 |
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page 023 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: 1932 Report Card |
1932 |
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page 025 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Mrs. McCall's 7th Grade with Mr. Jones 1932. 1932
Photo of Wilma's 7th Grade class with Mrs. McCall and Mr. Jones |
1932 |
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page 025 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma and Friskie, her dog. |
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page 025 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Halloween Card. Invitation to Wilma's Halloween
Party |
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page 025 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Program. Wilma's Halloween Party program |
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page 026 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Music and Drama Recital. Program for Grace
School's Recital |
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page 027 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: The Jewel Box Program,whih starred Wilma. |
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page 027 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Church Program for October 23, 1932 |
1932 |
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page 028 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Unhappy Peggy Pringle". 1932 Poem by Wilma
entitled 'Unhappy Peggy Pringle' |
1932 |
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page 029 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Program for a Christmas program given in Grace School |
1932 |
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page 029 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "The Presidential Campaign" 1932 A Playlet by
Wilma. |
1932 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Mrs. Taber's 7-A Grade Present Original Playlet.
1932 Newsclipping about Wilma's playlet being performed |
1932 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Student Will Be Given Awards At Grace School. 1932
Newsclipping about Awards given to Grace School students |
1932 |
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page 030 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "To My Sweetie" Valentine from Wilma's father |
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page 030 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "To Daddy" 1933 Valentine for Wilma's father from
Wilma |
1933 |
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page 031 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Certificate of Award. 1932 Perfect Attendence
Award |
1932 |
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page 032 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Birthday- May 20, 1933. Wilma and friends on her
birthday |
1933 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: First Day of School- '33. 1933 Photo on her first
day of school |
1933 |
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page 032 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Bringing home the Christmas tree. 1933 Photo of Wilma
and her father bringing home the Christmas tree |
1933 |
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page 032 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1933 Report card from the 8th Grade |
1933 |
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page 033 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Certificate of Award. 1933 Certificate stating
Wilma has completed Elementary School |
1933 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Certificate of Award. 1933 Perfect Attendance
Award |
1933 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Boost Your Town, Your School, and Your
Community." PTA Packet |
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page 035 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Program. 1933 Program for a recital in honor of Mr.
Hugh Smith |
1933 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Student Will Give Program." 1933 Newsclipping about
the recital |
1933 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: National Association of Parents and Teachers. 1934 PTA
Packet |
1934 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Daddy". Wilma's father smoking a pipe. |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Happy Birthday." 1933 Poem for her father's
birthday HAPPY
BIRTHDAY
The queens in all their
splendor
Have many gens of blue,
They have much of gold and silver,
And many palaces, too.
The President has fame and wealth,
The opera stars their money
The comedians get very rich
Just for being funny.
But do I envy one of them?
Do I envy then at all?
Do I envy all their "curtain call?"
No, my dear, I've beat
them all,
I've got a much better ting.
I'd rather have it than all fame
Or the most expensive ring.
And now I'll tell you what
it is,
It's a loving father dear,
And I'm writing this little poe
To let him know I'm here.
To let him know I
remember,
To let him know I care,
To let him know I'd rather have him
Than all the riches fair.
I'd rather have that
silver hair,
Than all the sterling anywhere.
I'd rather have those kind blue eyes,
Than all the turquoise in the skies.
And I can very safely
sing,
And very happily say,
"That to my loving father,
I wish a very - Happy Birthday!"
Wilma |
1933 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Report Card. 1934 Report Card for the 10th
Grade |
1934 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Certificate of Award. 1934 Perfect Attendance
Award |
1934 |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Basket Ball." 1934 Poem about a basketball game
between fat men and lean men
BASKET BALL: LEAN MEN vs. FAT
MEN, GRACE GYM, FRIDAY 7:30
If you want a lot of fun
If you want a lot of laughter
If some real and jolly sport
Is what you are searching after --
Then I'll tell you how to
get it,
It is an easy task,
Just come to the gym on Friday night
Is simply all I ask.
We're going to have a ball
game,
Between the fat men and the lean,
And it is going to be the jolliest game
That you have ever seen.
Ira B. Jones is the leader
of the fat men Team you see,
And on the opposite side from him is Mr. Johnston's Initials -- J.D.
Some of the FAT men are
Mr. Spaulding,
Mr. Carter, also
And the star of the LEAN team
Is Mr. Biddix you know.
So reading over this list
of names
We know you will want to be here,
You also will have a lot of fun -
Of that you need not fear.
So come to thegym on
Friday nght,
Ninety-hundred, thirty-four,
And we will guarantee you'll have more fun
Than you have ever had before
Wilma Dykeman
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Dykeman Scrapbook: "Our Friend or Foe" 1934 Poem about fire.
OUR FRIEND OR FOE
One of the greatest
friends that man has
He serves in ways not few,
And yet he is feared greatly,
For he's and enemy, too.
If let escape from
man'scontrol,
He reigns with fearful hand,
He damages the countryside,
And lays waste all the land.
And yet this enemy, if but
watched,
Does not arouse our ire,
For we make of him a friend or foe,
His name you know is fire.
S if a useful, loyal
friend
Of fire we want to make,
There are several precautions
That we must always take.
We must not play with
matches,
And leave them here and there,
We must not strike them just for fun
But handle them with care
We must always be careful
With our electric wires,
Not to leave them hanging loose,
For fear of starting fires.
Oily mops and oily rags,
Should never be kept air tight,
For this is very dangerous,
Because they might ignite.
Careless campers, Careless
smokers,
Each should bear in mind,
That coals and sparks are dangerous,
And not to be left behind.
So everyone must careful
be,
'Tir a small thing to require,
Let's cut down sorrow, loss, ad death
Because of useless fire.
Wilma Dykeman
Grace School
Age 14
[1934]
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "My Hero." 1934 Poem about heroes,
particularly
her father. MY HERO
"My Hero" is the title of
a book
That I've just read,
It tells of many heroes,
Some living and some dead.
It told of good George
Wahsington,
The father of his land;
He was truthful, loyal, willing,
A man both great and grand.
It told of Patrick Henry,
An orator was he,
He spoke with indignation,
So his country he might free.
It told of good Abe
Lincoln,
Though homely, he ws wise,
And though his body may be buried,
His spirit never dies.
It told of Calvin Cooidge,
And though little he did say,
His knowledge became apparaent,
And lives unti this day.
And last it told of
Roosevelt,
With all his plans and moey,
He faced a situation"That was far from being funny.
Ad at last I finished,
I closed the book I's read,
And became deep in thought,
And here is what I said,
"I've read of al these
great men,,
They've had their good traits and their bad,
But there is one man that I know
To think of him make me glad.
He may not have the money
Of the Roosevelt of to-day,
He may not have great eloquence4,
His feelings to portray,
But he's the greatest hero
Of them all to me,
Because this man I'sm speaking of
He's my --- Dad, you see.
Wilma
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Dykeman Scrapbook: May- 20- 1934. Wilma and her Father |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: "Willard J. Dykeman Dies of Heart Attack."
Article abolut Willard Dykeman, Wilma's father's death |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: Obituary for Wilma's father |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: Poems of Sentiment and Refection by Wilma. |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: Girl Scouts' Parents Banquet in honor of Miss Helen
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Scrap poem. Poem about Juliette Gordon Lowe on a piece
of scrap paper |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Trail Cookery for Girl Scouts. Guide to cooking
outdoors by the Girl Scouts |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: 1934 Registration Card for the Girl Scouts |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: 1934 -Wilma in her Girl Scout Uniform |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: "Affirmations." List of things to do to perfect
Health/Self- Control/Self-Reliance. Probably a Girl Scout assignment |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: "Second Camp of Girl Scouts to be Held Friday"
Newsclipping about Girl Scout Camp |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Scout Troops Entertain Two Parties" Newsclipping about
parties hosted by Girl Scouts |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: "On the Lake" 1934 Photo of Wilma on the lake at
Camp Elliot |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: "At Cabin." 1934 Photo of Wilma at her cabin at Camp
Elliot |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: Newsclipping about troop meetings |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: "Girl Scouts Here Are Having Stay At Camp."
Newsclipping about girls going to camp |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Registration Card. 1935 Girl Scout Registration
Card |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Registration Card. 1936 Girl Scout Registration
Card |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook:"Asheville Girl Scout Group To Hold Meeting Today."
1935 Newsclipping about the Girl Scouts performing a radio play |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: "Overnight Hike to Lost World." 1936 Itinerary
for Overnight Hike |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: Girl Scouts around a fire |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Girl Scout Camp at Camp Elliot 1934. A cabin on
the lake |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: Camp Elliot. Girl Scouts on a bridge in the woods |
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Dykeman Scrapbook: Wilma's Cabin at Camp Elliot with her cabin-mates. |
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Jerome
Dykeman Scrapbook: Overnight Hike at Camp Elliot. Girl Scouts in the
middle of a field |
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