Danube High School - Falcon Yearbook (Danube, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1967 volume:

The CLASS OF 1967 Presents THE wfc '1 ■' • .' ’ A,v, s;y‘ rV'V?v ' v .. •' .t V ■ ■ v Falcon Y .S 1' � •? ■ • v. � , '1' Jr V 1-.••. U r-. Danube High School Danube, Minnesota Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Page 3 SENIORS Page 11 UNDERCLASSMEN Page 22 ACTIVITIES Page 29 ATHLETICS Page ORGANIZATIONS Page 55 MOMENTS TO REMEMBER page 71 ADVERTISEMENTS Page 82 INDEX Page 85 A DMINISTRA TION FA CUL TT SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS: Row I, Front L. to R.: Norman Zimmer, Lawerence VanDenEinde, Gust Schroer. ROW II: Bernard Ailts, Edsel Bernstrom, Kenneth Potter, Glynn Stellmacher. ADMINISTRATION ROGER BEIHOFFER Biology Social Ass't. Football Coach Ass't. Wrestling Coach JOAN BELLIG Art French II TEACHERS RODNEY BLACK Social Phy. Ed. Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach RUTH BOTTGE Library English FTA Advisor DARLENE BUTLER English MABEL DAVIDSON Remedial Reading 5 CHARLES ERICKSON Ind. Arts Ass't. Basketball Coach Adult Ed. ROSAMOND FULLER Home Economics FHA Advisor Adult Ed. TEACHERS BEATRICE LARSON English Speech Spanish I Declam Director One-Act Play Director JOAN MESSINA Jr. High English Phy. Ed. GAA Advisor FRANCIS SATOVICH Science Head Football Coach Head Baseball Coach G. EDWARD SCHRAMM Ass't. Principal Business Education Hawk's Report Advisor Yearbook Advisor Senior Play Director One-Act Play Director 6 SVERRE SOLHEIM Music Director MERLIN SKRETVEDT Vocational Ag. FFA Advisor Adult Ed. TEACHERS MARVIN STRISSEL Sr. High Mathematics MYRON SUSTACEK Jr. High Mathematics Head Wrestling Coach Head Track Coach JAMES SVOBODA Social Jr. High Football Coach Jr. High Basketball Coach 7 COOKS: Jeannette Schneiderman, Rita Grund. CUSTODIANS: L. Schroeder, t. Minkel. STAFF BUS DRIVERS: L. to R.: R. Reep, K. Schroeder, R. Grund, D. Grund, A. Kleinhuizen, E. Kurtz, D. Manthei, Foreman, H. Krueger. FERN KAVEN Secretary ARLENE GOLDHAMMER Secretary STAFF This year we added two new additions to our school staff. Fern Kaven became the second school secretary, and Mary Lou Smith became our full- time nurse. Both the custodians and bus drivers were kept busy with all the snows we had. Loren and Elmer had to shovel the sidewalks while the bus drivers had to venture out into the snow and cold to pick the students up. Our cooks, Jeanette and Rita, have added some new foods to make the menu more attractive.Arlene Goldhammer is still doing the fine work she has been doing for the past years. 9 MARY LOU SMITH Health School Nurse ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARY: N. Falconer, Prin- cipal; D. Raddatz, Superintendent; Anne Malacek, Secretary. STUDENT TEACHER: M. Dykstra took over Mr. Schramm's position and taught ty- ping, bookkeeping, shorthand and bus- iness machines. STUDENT TEACHER: Teaching for Mr. Satovich was G. Lohmeyer. He instructed his students in science, chemistry, and physics. STUDENT TEACHERS On March 7th and 8th the administra- tion and a few selected students ex- changed places. A school board, elected by the student body, organ- izied Student Government Days and selected the teachers through appli- ciations. Every position was filled. The students who filled the teaching and other positions gained many bene- fits from the two days. It helped many to decide if a profession in teaching was what they really wanted and if they were qualified for that field. STUDENT TEACHER: K.Frank taught English and physical education. She replaced Mrs. Messina. 10 SENIORS PAUL BROUWER PHILIP BROUWER LINDA BULTHUIS LARK CARLSON SENIORS MARSHA DYKSTRA 12 NOiaiAN FALCONER RICHARD FRANK SENIORS LARRY GUNDERSON KATHLEEN FRANK DOROTHY HOUDEK DANIEL HOTOVEC MAVIS KNOLL JUDITH KOHOUT SENIORS GLORIA KUESTER DIANE KOHOUT MIKE LIPPERT ANNE MALECEK SENIORS GARY LOHMEYER WALLACE LUNDQUIST DORENE LALIM STANLEY MALECEK m 4 1 A J f “1 k A - V 1 z MARY JEAN NORMAN STEVEN RFFSLAND SENIORS WILLIAM SCHAFER DARYL RADDATZ NANCY SCHENDEL 17 KENNETH SEVERSON SENIORS CHARLES SCHROEDER VICTORIA SCHROEDER DENNIS SLAGTER IRVIN SCHOELKOPH DOUGLAS SWOBODA THOMAS VAN BUREN MARY ANN WERTISH ROSE ANN WERTISH SENIORS LINDA SUNDIN SENIOR ACTIVITIES BROUWER, PAUL Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 3; Sr. Play; Annual Staff 4. BROUWER, PHILIP Basketball 1; One-Acts 4; Jr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 4. BULTHU1S, LINDA Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4-VP; Madrigals 3,4; OAA 1,2,3,4-Sec; FTA 4; NHS 3,4; 90 Club 1,2,3,4; Lib- rary Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 3,4; Home- coming Attendant 4; County Day-Rep. 3. CARLSON, LARK One-Acts 3; Jr. Play; De- clam 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; FTA 4; 90 Club 3; Hawks Staff 3. DYKSTRA, MARSHA Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4,; GAA 1,2,3,4-Cor.Sec.; FHA l,2,3-VP,4-Pres.; Library Club 3,4;Annual 3,4;Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Betty Crocker 4, NHS 4; Class Officer 3- Sec. FALCONER, NORMAN Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,4; One Acts 3; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Chorus 3, 4; Class Officer 1-VP; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 3,4. FRANK, KATHLEEN Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1- Pres; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,3- Pari.,3,4; FTA 4; NHS 2,3, 4; 90 Club 1,2,3,4; Lib- rary Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Annual Staff 3,4-Ed; Hawks Staff 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Attendant 4;County Day-Rep. 3. FRANK, RICHARD Basketball 1; Football 3; Track 2; Wrestling 4; FFA 1.2,3,4. GUNDERSON, LARRY Football 2,4; Wrestling 4; One-Acts 4; Jr. Play; FFA 1.2,3. HOTOVEC, DANIEL Basketball 1; Football 3,4; Wrestling 4; FFA 1,2,3,4. HOUDEK, DOROTHY Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Of- ficer 2-Sec; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Hawks Staff 4. KNOLL, MAVIS Declam 4; Jr. Play; GAA 1, 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4. KOHOUT, DIANE Jr. Play; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Hawks Staff 3,4. KOHOUT, JUDY Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3, 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3; Hawks Staff 4. KUESTER, GLORIA GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Hawks Staff 3,4. LALIM, DORENE Declam 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; FTA 4; 90 Club 3; Library Club 3,4; Hawks Staff 3,4. LIPPERT, MICHAEL Football 1,3,4; Track 4; Wrestling 4- Most Valuable Player; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1; FTA 4. LOHMEYER, GARY Basketball 1; Baseball 2; Football 3,4; Jr. Play; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 3,4. LUNDQUIST, WALLACE Football 2,3,4; Wrestling 4; FFA 1,2,3,4-Pres; Stu- dent Council 4. MALECEK, ANNE One-Acts 4; Declam 4; Jr. Play; Chorus 1,2; GAA 2,3, 4; FHA 2,3,4; 90 Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; Hawks Staff 4; Class Officer 4- Sec. MALECEK, STANLEY Basketball 1; Football 2,3, 4; One-Acts 4; Declam 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Student Coun- cil 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 3-VP. MANTHEI, ROGER Basketball 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Jr. Play; Class Of- ficer 2-VP; Hawks Staff 4, County-Day—Rep.-3. NEGEN, PHYLLIS Declam 4; Jr. Play;Chorus 1.2,3,4; Class Officer 2- Pres, 4-VP; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 3,4-Sec; FTA 4- Sec.; 90 Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; Student Council 4; Hawks Staff 3,4; Homecoming At- tendant 3. NORMAN, MARY JEAN Declam 4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Hawks Staff 2,3, 4. PENKE, CHERYS Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3; Class Officer 1- Sec; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Lib- rary Club 3,4; Hawks Staff 3,4. 20 SENIOR ACTIVITIES POTTER, JOYCE Band lf2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3, 4-St.Comm. Memb.; 90 Club 3,4; Library Club 3,4; An- nual Staff 3,4; Hawks Staff 4. RADDATZ, DARYL Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base - ball 2,3,4; Sr, Play; Class Officer 3-Treas. 4- Treas; 90 Club 3. REFSLAND, STEVEN Basketball 1; Football 4; Jr, Play; FFA 3; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 3,4. SCHAFER, WILLIAM One-Acts 4; Jr. Play;Declam 3,4; Class Officer 3-Treas. 3-Pres. 4-Pres; FFA 1; NHS 2,3,4; 90 Club 1,2,3,4; St- udent Council 1,3,4- Pres.; Hawks Staff 4. SCHENDEL, NANCY Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band 1.2.3.4- Pres; Chorus 1,2, 3.4- Pres; Madrigals 3,4 ; GAA l,2,3,4-Pres;FTA 4;NHS 3,4; 90 Club l,2,3,4;Lib- rary Club 3,4; Student Council 2, 3-Sec, 4-Sec; Hawks Staff 3,4-Ed.; Home- coming Queen 4;Girls State 3. SCHOELKOPH, IRVIN Track 3,4; Wrestling 4; Jr. Play; Sr. Play; Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Madrigals 3,4; NHS 4; 90 Club 2,3,4; Hawks Staff 4. SCHROEDER, VICTORIA Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2, 3,4; FTA 4; Library Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Co-Ed Correspond- ent 4. SCHROEDER, CHARLES Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4. SEVERSON, KENNETH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 4; Football 1,3,4; Jr. Play; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 4. SLAGTER, DENNIS Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Valuable Player; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4 Most Valuable Player; NHS 4; 90 Club 1,3,4. SUNDIN, LINDA Transfer 2;0peretta 2; Jr. Play;Declam l,2,3,4;Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1, 1,2,3,4-Rec. Leader;FTA 4; Library Club 1,3,4; Annual Staff 1,2; Hawks Staff 3, 4. SWOBODA, DOUGLAS Football 3,4; Wrestling 4; One-Acts 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Hawks Staff 4. WERTISH, MARY ANN Jr. Play; Chorus 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Lib- rary Club 3,4; Hawks Staff 4. WERTISH, ROSE ANN Declam 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4 ; Hawks Staff 4. VAN BUREN, THOMAS Basketball 1, Football 1, 4; Track 4; Declam 4; Jr. Play; Class Officer 1 - Treas; FFA 1,2,3. CLASS MOTTO: Today We Fol- low, Tomorrow We Lead. CLASS COLORS: Blue and White. CLASS OFFICERS: William Schafer, President; Phyllis Negen, Vice-President; Anne Malacek, Secretary; Daryl Raddatz, Treasurer. We, the Class of 1967, would like to thank our advisors, Mrs. Bottge, Mr. Schramm, and Mr. Kane, for all the help and guidance they qave us. For it was their direction and advice that made our senior class play such a success and led us to accomplishing our dream of going on our class trip out to Washington D.C. Although we cut out many of our money - making pro- jects, we still had the carnival and concession stand. Also, we would like to express our gratitude to the administration and all our teachers who helped us attain our goal of gradua- tion and persuaded us to go on to college. 21 The lighting crew from Senior Class Play. C. Schroeder, W. Schafer, P. Brouwer, D. Frank. The Senior girls' float when they were in Sixth Grade. Look at those hair styles 1!! N.Falconer and M.Dyk- stra in a scene from -Diary of Anne Frank'; the Senior Class Play Watch Us Win was the title of the Seniors' winning float when they were Sophomores. The Class of 1967 five years ago. Recognize anyone? Is CONOR S. Ji'ly 4. ,pf. Oofir unanimoi T5'«famtirai4 fc� .. .$l(ito of Xnwrifa. UNDERCLASSMEN ROW I, Front L. To R.: L. Woltjer, P. Schemmel, B. Sportel, J. Manthei, C. Tazelaar, N. Swoboda J. Penke, J. Dolezal. ROW II: P. Gort, V. Machacek. D. Gens. M. Hassinger, G. Kodet R. Wertish. L. Hassinger. ROW III: R. Folkerts, B. Keehl. D. Mellema, D. Mattson, B. Goldhammer P. Standfuss. L. Dykema, R. Mattke. ROW IV: S. Moje. D. Ferguson. N. Schendel, C. Lueck T. Lippert, B. Olson. L. Schoelkoph. B. Gort, D. Williams. GRADE ELEVEN OFFICERS: D. Mattson, President; R. Folkerts, Vice-President, C. Tazelaar, Treasurer: B. Keehl, Secretary. The energetic Junior Class, under the supervision and leadership of Miss Butler and Mr. Black, its class advisors, had a very successful year. The class sponsored its biggest fund raising project which was a magazine sale. The Juniors' most remark- able moment of their year was when they received their class rings. The class party was a trip to the Cinerama where they saw The Grand Prix. The class entered King of Victory as their float in the Home- coming parade. 24 Row I, Front L. to R.: M. Haubrich, L. Mertens, A. Olson, C. Kozubik, V. Schoelkoph, D. Weigel, D.Lalim. Row II: N. Zaske, A. Damhof, B.Wallert, T. Jansen, P.Braun, D. King, J.Slagter.Row III, G. Johnson, K. Kohout, J. Ruter, D. Leidheiser, B. Shanahan, J. Lippert, P. Solheim. Row IV: P. Roelofs, D, Sundin, G. Grosklogs, J. Slagter, G. Van Den Einde, L. Hoekstra, L. Caldwell. Row V: P. Minkel, D.Schneiderman, R. Proedehl, R.Roschild, L. Hoekstra, B. Kaiser, B. Zuidema, M, Reep. ROW VI: M. Molenaar, G. Bulthuis, A. Kurtz, B. Dykema, L. Hoekstra, G. Svobodny, D. Potter, R, Knapper, J. DeRuyter. GRADE TEN Under the leadership, guidance, and supervision of their class advisors, Mr. Satovich and Mrs. Larson, the Sophomore Class has successfully completed its first year in senior high school. Its various activities included having a colorful Homecoming float entitled, Our Stars Spell Victory” and sponsoring the sale of Fanny Farmer candy. The Sophomores now look forward to picking out their class rings then going on their class trip. OFFICERS: ROW I, Front L. to R.: A.Damhof, President; L. Caldwell, Vice-President. ROW II: C.Kozubik, Secretary; T. Jansen, Treasurer. ROW I, Front L. To R.: A. Fischer, L. Bruns, R. Houdek, J. Schafer, D. DeRuyter, C. Kurtz, M. Reek, R. Hoekstra, G, Dragt. ROW II: B. Tepfer, N. Breitkrieutz, K. Kraft, G. Refsland, R. Kaven, G. Penke, D. Norman, K. Frank, C. Hirman. ROW III: J, Kodet, L. Wertish, M. Frank, T. Hassinger, B. Negen, B. Nyquist, J. Krogman, C. Voelz, C. Frank, C. Lueck. ROW IV: S, Kohout, M. Zuidema, L. Gens, J. Schnickels, D. Lippert, D. Sindelir, R. Zenk, D. Roelofs, G. Strootman. GRADE NINE OFFICERS: J.Krogman, Vice-President; D. Sindelir, President; M. Frank, Secretary-Treasurer. The Freshmen Class under the supervision of Mr. Strissel and Mr. Beihoffer have been very active this past year. Although its float, Stamp on a Victory did not win first prize, the Freshmen put much time and effort into completing it. Mrs. Messina, along with the advisors and invited guests, enjoyed an evening of roller skating for their class party. The Freshmen Class is eagerly looking forward to its sophomore year which marks the beginning of senior high school. 26 ROW I, Front L. to R.: T. Slagter, G. Gluth, B. Tepfer, J. Haubrich, D. Mertens, M. Poortvliet. ROW II: M. Hinrichs, S. Dolezal, G. Bulthuis, B. Sportel, B.Schroeder, T. Schemmel, K. Woitjer, P. Ferguson. ROW III: D. Standfuss, P. Holwerda, S. Grafenstein, C. Haug, D. Lippert, L. Olson, D. Bratsch. GRADE EIGHT The Eighth Grade, under the able supervision of Mr. Erickson and Mr. Svoboda, enjoyed a soc-hop for its class party and invited grades seven and nine. This year the Eighth Grade participated in the Homecoming events by entering its float, Run 'Em Over . Although it was not a winning float, the class enjoyed working on it very much. Being a very active class, many of the boys participated in wrestling, basketball, and track. OFFICERS: B. Tepfer, Vice-President; B. Schroeder, Secretary-Treasurer; T. Schemmel, President. 27 Row I, Front L, to R.: D. Zuidema, N. Bruggers, R. Penke, S. E. Dragt, C. Kaven. Row II: B. Voelz, R. Johnson, M. Hoekstra, G. Swoboda, J. Gens, C. Sietsma, Row III: L. Raddatz, G. G. Braun, D. Manthei, J. Allpress, L. Mattke. Row IV: P. D. Bulthuis, C. King, B. Frank, T. Lippert. Krogman, R. Penke, C. Dubrosky, S. Wertish, K. Holwerda, M.Kurtz, Hoekstra, B. Nere, D, Maurice, Dykstra, S. Krueger, D. Frank, GRADE SEVEN The Seventh Grade made its entrance into high school under the capable leadership and guidance of Mrs. Messina and Mr. Sustacek. With the slogan DeBeard the Vikings, it won first place in the Junior High division of Homecoming floats. The Seventh Grade has also participated in many other activities including junior chorus and junior band. For its class party the Seventh Grade went roller skating at Bird Island. OFFICERS: L. to R.: D. Manthei, Secretary-Treasurer; K. Holwerda, Vice-President; L.Mattke, President. 28 ACTIVITIES Cindy Tazelaar, Junior Attendant Kathie Frank, Senior Candidate Diane Sundin, Sophomore Attendant Donna Roelofs, Freshmen Attendant 31 ROYAL COURT OF 1966: L. to R.: D. Roelofs; D. Sundin; C. Tazelaar; C. Mueller, 1965 Queen N. Schendel , K. Frank; M. Dykstra; L, Bulthuis. Winning Senior skit, Wipe 'Em Out. 1965 Queen, Cherie Mueller. 32 Here is an over-all view of the Grand March through the beautifully decorated gym. U. Roelofs, freshmen attendant, is escorted by S. Refsland. Princess M. Dykstra is being es- corted by R. Manthei and Princess L. Bulthuis is being escorted by L. Gunderson. Queen N. Schendel dances with tri- captain S. Malecek. HOMECOMING DANCE The 1966 Homecoming festivities began on October 3, 1966, with the float building. On October 6, the Homecoming supper was held at the Danube school cafeteria. A delicious meal of mashed potatoes and beef gravy, corn, and pie was served. At 8:00 that evening, the coronation ceremonies began. The high school band provided the musical entertainment, and speeches were made by the football coaches and tri- captains. The highlight of the evening was when C. Mueller, old queen, crowned N. Schendel as the new 1966-1967 queen. At 2:00 p.m. on Friday, October 7, the annual parade began. Many entries were submitted, and it was a very hard decision for the judges to select a winner from among all the beautiful floats. At 8:00 that night, the football team took on the Sacred Heart Vikings. It proved to be very victor- ious for us as we downed our apponents by a score of 47-13. Later that night, the dance was held in the high school auditorium. Three Coins In a Fountain was the theme of the beautifully decorated gym. Everyone immensely enjoyed the dance and is looking forward to next year's festivities. 33 The seniors lovely float, LOCK UP A VICTORY won first prize in the senior high division for the fourth consecutive year. STAMP ON A VICTORY was the name of the freshmen's clever float. The junior's unusual float was entitled KING OF VICTORY. PARADE The eighth graders used as their theme MOW 'EM DOWN. The Danube High School band is marching down main street during the Homecoming Parade. OUR STARS SPELL VICTORY was the slogan of the sophomores' float. 34 The seventh grade's beautiful float, DEBEARD THE VIKINGS won first prize in the junior high division. ROW I, Front L. to R.: N. Schendel, L. Dykema, W. Bernstrom, P. Tepfer, D. Westby, R, Mattke. R. Folkerts. ROW II: G. Poortvliet, C. Tazelaar, D. Ferguson, B. Gort. ROW III: D. Mellema B. Olson, C, Lueck, B. Goldhammer, J, Dolezal, B. Keehl, D. Mattson, Mrs. Larson, director; P. Gort. She has gone to her ancestors I COSTUMERS: J. Dolezal and P. Standfuss fi t Emperor D. Fergu- son for one of his many robes. JUNIOR PLAY THE EMPEROR’S NEW CLOTHES By Charlotte Chorpenning STAGE AND ART: B. Olson and D. Mattson set up part of the stage while V. Machacek and J. Manthei hang up lanterns. 35 ROW I, Front L. to R.: N. Falconer, M. Dykstra. ROW II: D. Lalim, K. Frank, N. Schendel, L. Bulthuis. ROW III: Mr. Schramm, Director, I. Schoelkoph, P. Brouwer, M. Lippert, D. Raddatz. SENIOR PLAY THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK By Goodrich G Hackett You're keeping all the big ones for yourself! Inspite of all things, I still believe that people are really good at heart. ...or something wonderful! CAST Anne Frank . . Margot- Frank . Mrs. Frank . . Mr. Frank. . . Peter Van Daan Mrs. Van Daan. Mr. Van Daan . Mr. Dussel . . Miep........... Mr. Kraler . . . Marsha Dykstra . Linda Bulthuis . Nancy Schendel . . Mike Lippert . Norm Falconer . . Kathie Frank . . Paul Brouwer . .Daryl Raddatz . . Dorene Lalim Irvin Schoelkoph ...and he has the most beautiful whiskers! The cast of THE DARKEST HOUR : ROW I, Front L. to R.: N. Zaske, A. Malacek. ROW II: S. Malacek. L. Gunderson, L. Dykema. DIRECTORS: Mr.Schramm, Mrs. Larson. ONE ACTS The cast of GAME OF CHESS : L. to R.: R. Mattke, D. Swoboda, P. Brouwer, R. Folkerts. The cast of FINDERS KEEPERS : L. to R.: V.Machacek, B.Schafer, D.Sundin. The Darkest Hour , under the direction of Mr. Schramm, provided much suspense and excitement for the audience. The play tells of an innocent young man who has been sentenced to die. He is reprieved during the last hour before his execution by his fiance who has been gathering information for some time. Finders Keepers is the story of a dishonest wife, an honest husband, and a neighbor who has lost some money. The wife finds four hundred dollars and refuses to make any attempt to return it. A neighbor comes to the house and tells the sad story of her lost handbag with a large amount of money in it. In the end the money is returned, but not before the husband and wife have a bitter quarrel. The play was directed by Mrs. Larson. The Game of Chess is the story of a Russian noble and an assassination attempt on his life. A revolutionary comes to kill him so the noble matches wits with him. He comes out ahead, and at the end of the play the revolutionary is dead. This play was also directed by Mrs. Larson. 38 DECLAM WINNERS, L. to R.: P. Negen, L. Sundin, V. Machacek, L. Hoekstra, D. Lalim, D. Sundin. R. Mattke, L. Gunderson, M. Norman. DECLAM Out of the twenty-five students who tried out for declam, these thirteen were chosen to represent Danube at the District Declam Contest. Although none of them received superior ratings or advanced to the region, each person did his best and put in a good showing for his school. If as many students show an interest in declam next year, we are sure to have many individual award winners. T. Van Buren's district declam contest entry was a serious interpretation of The Unknown Soldier Medi tates. What I Can Do For My Country, was the title of V.Schroeder' s original oratory. Humorous interpretations were given by C. Kozubik, I Sell A Dog, and L. Carlson, The Widow's Mi tes. GIRL STATE, BOY STATE, AND COUNTY DAY REPRESENTATIVES, L. to R.: N. Schendel, B. Goldhammer, V. Machacek, D. Mellema, B. Keehl, D. Mattson. ANTHOLOGY WINNERS: ROW I, Front L. to R.: P. Negen, D. Lalim. ROW II: L. Sundin, B. Schafer, M. Norman. DAR AND BETTY CROCKER HOMEMAKER: M. Dykstra. AWARDS This year, many Danube Students entered various contests. Whether for English, Social, or Home Economics classes, all the students tried their best to be a winner. Most of the contests were essay or poetry contests, but a few of them were multiple choice on foreign affairs and general knowledge of home economics. All students cannot be winners, and these that did win are truly outstanding and deserve our praise and hearty congratulations. We hope that next year will be just as profitable in this field for Danube High School students. TIME AND NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP AWARD WINNERS: M. Lippert and B. Schafer. PEACE ESSAY AND THORP AWARD WINNERS: V. Machacek and K. Frank. 40 A THLETIC ROW I, Front L. to R.: G. Lohmeyer, L. Gunderson, S. Refsland, 0. Swoboda, D, Slagter, W. Lundquist, S. Malacek, D. Hotovec, K. Severson, M, Lippert, T. Van Buren. ROW II: D, Mattson, manager, D, Leidheiser, T. Lippert, M. Hassinger, C. Lueck, B, Olson, R, Mattke, L, Dykema, N. Schendel, B. Gort, D. Ferguson, R. Folkerts, L. Caldwell, D. Lalim, B. Goldhammer, Manager. ROW IV: R. Prodoehl, R. Knapper, B. Zuidema, D. Potter, A. Kurtz, B. Dykema, G. Svobodny , G. Van Den Einde, D. Schneiderman, J. DeRuyter, G. Bulthuis, P. Roelofs, J. Slagter, J. Schnickels. FOOTBALL RECORD FOOTBALL TRI-CAPTAINS: D. Slagter, S. Malacek, W. Lundquist. We The1 Kerkhoven 6 6 Hector 12 46 Buffalo Lake 6 13 Bird Island 0 6 Sacred Heart 47 13 Renville 0 20 Brownton 14 13 Stewart 13 0 COACHES: F. Satovich, R. Biehoffer. 42 ROW I, Front L. to R.: N. Schendel, R. Mattke, D. Swoboda, S. Malecek, W. Lundquist, L. Gunderson, K. Severson. ROW II: B. Dykema, D. Slagter, A. Kurtz, D. Hotovec, B. Gort, M. Lippert. SENIORS: ROW 1, Front L. to K.: D. Slagter, Tri-Captain. ROW II: M. Lippert, D. Swoboda, S. Malecek, Tri-Captain, W. Lundquist, Tri-Captain, L. Gunderson. ROW III: S. Refsland, T. Van Buren, D. Hotovec. G. Lohmeyer, K. Severson. FOOTBALL Although we were not a threat to most of the teams in the conference, we tried our very best to make the Danube students proud of us. We did not get off to a very sizzling start, but our moral was uplifted after our decisive victory over Sacred Heart for our Homecoming game. We rallied at the finish to win a fairly good record. Most of us were relatively inexperienced, but we hope to do better. If we have the support of the Danube High School students, we are sure to have a better record. K. Manthei, Senior guard, was not present when the Senior football picture was taken. The starting line-up is seen talking over their tactics during half-time. ROW I, Front L. to R.: M. Kurtz, Student Manager, B. Gort, N. Schendel, K. Severson, D. Slagter, P. Brouwer, R. Mattke, B. Tepfer, Student Manager. ROW II: C. Erickson, Assistant Coach, D. Raddatz, B. Goldhammer, C. Lueck, B. Olson, N. Falconer, M. Hassinger, R. Black, Head Coach. . A BASKETBALL BASKETBALL RECORD SENIORS: N. Falconer, guard; D. Slagter, guard; D. Raddatz, guard; K. Severson, forward; P. Brouwer, forward. We They Morton 62 52 Bird Island 58 56 Stewart 91 70 Kerkhoven 100 85 Renville 65 80 Olivia 68 67 Brownton 71 54 Hector 63 73 Sacred Heart 73 54 Buffalo Lake 60 52 Brownton 63 64 Bird Island 60 52 Stewart 81 54 Olivia 78 69 Renville 85 66 Hector 51 48 Sacred Heart 78 68 Buffalo Lake 68 57 CO - CAPTAINS : D. Slagter Severson. ROW I, Front L. to R.: Lippert, L. Caldwell, Schemmel, G. Bulthuis, B. Shanahan, L. Gens. R. Kaven, G. Van Den Einde, B. Tepfer, Student Manager. J. Schnickels, M. Hoffman, A. Kurtz, G. Svobodny , L. Hoekstra, D. ROW II: M. Kurtz, Student Manager, T. G. Bulthuis, L. Hoekstra, B. Kaiser, B BASKETBALL BASKETBALL RECORD Morton Bird Island Stewart Kerkhoven Renville Olivia Brownton Hector Sacred Heart Buffalo Lake Brownton Bird Island Stewart Olivia Renville Hector Sacred Heart Buffalo Lake WE THEY 31 20 47 28 70 31 34 23 40 24 48 43 46 33 42 46 53 29 43 41 52 31 38 26 57 33 45 40 51 46 44 40 44 32 61 37 Under the fine-coaching of Mr. Erickson, we lost only one game this year. Although it was a very exciting and hard fought game, we just could not surpass the Hector five and finally lost the game in a double overtime. This one defeat did not stop us from winning the rest of our games as our overall record was 17-1. We were dreaded by all our opponents, and now that many of us will be moving up and combining with the A team players, we will be feared even more. We are going to continue to work hard and always do our best so that we can reach our goal of playing in the State Basketball Tournament. 45 B B ACTION In an action and tension packed game, D. Slagter, number 23 from Danube, blocked R. Anderson's deadly jump shot. STARTING FIVE: N. Schendel, guard; K. Severson, forward; R.Mattke (shooting), center; B. Gort for- ward; and D. Slagter, guard. N. Schendel, number 25 from Danube, eagerly awaits the ball. 46 Although we did not receive a high rating during pre-season activities, we really put on a good show and surprised many of our critics. We were called the spoilers by our opponents as we spoiled the near perfect records of Hector and Ren- ville, the co-champions of our con- ference. We earned undisputed second place with a 15-3 record. We were seeded fifth in 212 District for tournaments, but we pulled an upset by beating Hutchinson 54-52. In the second tournament game we fell, after a hard fight, to Ren- ville by eight points. The final score was 68-60. Surrounded by opponents, K. Severson successfully executes a ballet shot. A TEAM WRESTLING CHEERLEADERS: L. to R.: M. Dykstra, K. Frank, V. Schroeder, D. Mellema, J. Manthei. CHEERLEADERS This year, nine bouncy, active, vibrant, and refreshing girls led the cheers at Danube High School. It was a very busy year for them as the A Team cheerleaders cheerleaded for three different sports, and the ”B Team cheerleaders cheerleaded for two sports. In addition to this, the cheerleaders put on pep fests every other Friday and made very attractive posters and signs which showed that we really supported our teams. B” TEAM BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: L. to R. B TEAM BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: L. to R.: A. Damhof, M. Frank. G. Johnson, D. DeRuyter. A. Damhof, M. Frank, G. Johnson, D. DeRuyter. '1 f « e, © © 'M m ■ ■ ■ ■ Yt A TEAM BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS: L. to R.: M. Dykstra, K. Frank, V. Schroeder, D. Mellema, J. Manthei. A TEAM FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Front L. to R.: J. Manthei, M. Dykstra, V. Schroeder, K. Frank, D. Mellema. ROW I, Front L. to R.: J. Kodet, C. Lueck, B. Sportel, R. Frank, R, Zenk, G, Poortvliet, M. Lippert, I. Schoelkoph, L. Gunderson, J. DeRuyter, D. Hotovec, D. Swoboda. ROW II: M. Haubrich, L. Mertens, D. Weigel, P. Roelofs, G. Kodet, D. Sindelir, L. Hoekstra, D. Lalim, D. Williams, L, Schoelkoph, W. Lundquist, T. Lippert, B. Dykema, B. Standfuss. WRESTLING WRESTLING RECORD Because we were just new to the wrestling field this year, we only won one game but provided much fun and excitement for the spectators. We gained valuable experience from our wrestling meets, and we hope to better our record next year. In the district meet a number of wrestlers won their first matches but lost out in the later ones. Ben Dykema won fourth place in the district, and we would like to congra- tulate him for this and hope he continues this fine work. We The Winthrop Brownton Hector Raymond Sacred Heart Clara City Renville Stewart Buffalo Lake Olivia B Bird Island 14 36 0 54 0 54 51 5 14 36 5 47 6 44 17 40 17 38 18 34 5 45 Best of luck to the whole team next yearl SENIOR WRESTLERS: Front L. to R.: R. Frank, I. Schoelkoph, W. Lundquist, L. Gunderson, M. Lippert, D. Swoboda, D. Hotovec. ROW I, Front L. to R.: M. Poortvliet, B. Tepfer, B. Dykema, C. Lueck, N. Schendel, J. Slagter, K. Woltjer. ROW II: Mr. Sustacek, coach; P. Roelofs, I. Schoelkoph, K. Severson, L. Schoelkoph, P. Brouwer, D. Schneiderman, B. Kaiser, M. Hassinger, J. Ruter, G. Bulthuis. TRACK RUNNERS: C. Lueck, B. Dykema, N. Schendel. COACH: Mr. Sustacek. 49 ROW I, Front L. to R.: G. Van Den Einde, B. Gort, A. Kurtz, R. Mattke, R. Folkerts, L. Caldwell, L. Hoekstra. ROW II: L. Hoekstra, L. Dykema, B. Goldhammer, C. Lueck, D. Slagter, D. Raddatz, R. Kaven, C. Lueck. BASEBALL L. Caldwell winds up and lets the ball fly in there for another strike. COACH AND CAPTAIN: F. Satovich and D. Slagter. 50 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Apri 1 24 Brown ton There April 25 Lamberton There April 27 Buffalo Lake Here May 1 Stewart Here May 4 Hector There May 8 Renvi1le Here May 11 Sacred Heart There May 12 Lamberton Here May 15 Bird Island Here L. Schoelkoph practices throwing the discus for district conpetition. R. Folkerts readies himself to slug the ball. BASEBALL TRACK TRACK SCHEDULE April 26 May 5 No date set No date set Hutchinson Morton Buffalo Lake Renville There There There There ACTION Because only a very few baseball games and track meets have been held, it is impossible to have more action shots or complete overall records. As of now, both teams are putting on fairly good shows in interschool meets and are trying their best to earn a good record. An unidentified Danube player is safe at home. 51 This is a view of some of the athletes sitting at the head table. The main speaker for the Athletic Banquet was Barney Lewellyn, Assistant Football Coach at Mankato State College. TRIPLE TRIO: L. to R.: D. DeRuyter, A. Olson, P. Solheim, C. Tazelaar, J. Manthei, P. Minkel, V. Schoelkoph, and K. Kraft provided musical entertainment at the banquet. ATHLETIC BANQUET This year, the annual Athletic Banquet was held on March 30. A delicious supper consisting of ham, mashed potatoes and gravy, corn, relishes, orange sherbert, and wafers was served at 7:00 p.m. M. Skretvedt, master of ceremonies, introduced Barney Lewellyn, guest speaker, who gave a very interesting and meaningful speech. After Mr. Lewellyn's speech, the coaches of the various sports handed out the awards to the deserving athletes who had put in the minimum amount of time necessary to win a letter. The banquet ended with the announcement of the Most Valuable Player awards. D. Slagter was named the Most Valuable Player in both basketball and football, and M. Lippert was named the Most Valuable Player in wrestling. Mr. Black, head basketball coach, is handing out awards to this year's basketball team. This is another view of some of the lettermen and coaches at the head table. 52 ROW I, Front L. to R.: J. Manthei, A. Damhof, D. King, V. Schoelkoph. ROW II: M. Zuidema, L, Carlson, K. Frank, A. Olson, M. Reep, C. Schroeder, D. DeRuyter, C. Haug. ROW III: C. Kurtz, L. Bruns, T. Schemmel, C.Lueck, L. Schoelkoph, M.Hoffman, R. Mattke, I. Schoelkoph, J. Haubrich. BAND OFFICERS: N. Schendel, President; B. Gold- hammer, Vice-President ; J.Manthei,Secretary- Treasurer. 54 ROW I, Front R. to L.: N. Schendel, K. Frank, J. Potter. ROW II: L. Hoekstra, D. Lippert, P. Gort, C. Kozubik, L. Gens, R. Hoekstra. ROW III: B. Goldhammer, J. DeRuyter, M. Lippert, B. Nyquist, M. Haubrich, P. Brouwer, C. Lueck. ROW IV: P. Solheim, P. Hinkel, D. Roelofs, C. Penke, V. Schroeder. This year the Danube High School Band has been very active. It participated in the annual Band- Day held at the University of Minnesota. Throughout the year the band entertained the crowds at basketball and football games. It also took part in the Large Group Music Festival held at Olivia. The band presented both a fall and spring concert which were very successful. In May, the band went to Montevideo to hear the Navy Band play. BAND MAJORETTES: L. to R.: A. Damhof, P. Minkel, P. Schemmel. 55 ROW I, Front L. to R.: N. Brietkrieutz, V. Schoelkoph, B. Sportel, L. Bulthuis, V. Schroeder, M. Dykstra. ROW II: C. Tazalaar, A. Damhof, K. Kraft, P, Negen, P, Gort, L. Carlson. ROW III: J. Krogman, M. Zuidema, N. Schendel, M. Norman, J. Slagter, D. Weigel, B. Goldhammer. ROW IV: R. Mattke, N. Falconer, I. Schoelkoph, l. Schoelkopn, P. Brouwer, L. Hoekstra. CHORUS OFFICERS: N. Falconer, Secretary; N. Schendel, President; L. Bulthuis, Vice-President. DIRECTOR: Sverre Solheim. 56 ROW I, Front L. to R.: J. Manthei, D. Houdek, D. DeRuyter, K. Frank, A. Olson. ROW II: D. King, P. Solheim, J. Potter, D. Lalim, J. Kohout, M. Wertish, B. Wallert. ROW III: P. Roelofs, D. Lalim, M. Reep, P. Minkel, D. Mellema, D. Roelofs, B. Nyquist. ROW IV: C. Lueck, N. Schendel, G. Bulthuis, B. Kaiser, J. DeRuyter, L. Hoekstra, C. Schroeder. CHORUS This year the Chorus has produced much enjoyable music for the school and the public. This winter the chorus had the privileqe of performing its Christmas Concert over KLGR radio from Redwood Falls. Later they hosted the Willmar Community College Chorus which entertained the Danube students with several beauliful selections. This spring the Danube Chorus participated in the district music contest held in Olivia. In May the Chorus presented its annual spring concert. To com- plete the year, the chorus sang two numbers for the commencement exercises. ACCOMPANIST: Nancy Schendel. MADRIGAL: Front L. to R.: M. Dykstra.C.Tazelaar.J.Manthei, N. Schendel. L. Bulthuis, B. Sportel. ROW II: B. Kaiser, G.Buithuis.C.LuecktP.Brouwer, I. Schoelkoph, B. Goldhammer. LOCAL MUSIC CONTEST WINNERS: ROW I, Front L. to R.: M. Dykstra, D. DeRuyter, L. Carlson. ROW II: C. Tazelaar, A. Damhof, A. Olson, J. Manthei. ROW III: P. Minkel, K. Kraft, P. Solheim, D. Roelofs, M. Zuidema. ROW IV: L Schoelkoph, P. Brouwer, C. Lueck. TIMPANI SOLO: P. Solheim. MUSICAL TALENT Out of the twenty-two entries in the local music contest, these acts were selected to participate in the District Small Groups Music Contest at Hector. Three of these won District honors, and then participated in the Regional contest at New Ulm. TROMBONE SOLO: B. Goldhammer. We are very proud of our musical talent and hope the trend continues into the following years. JUNIORS, L. to R.: B. Sportel, C. Tazelaar, L. Woltjer, P. Standfuss. B. Keehl, L. Hassinger, J.Dolzel, N.Swoboda, J.Penke, P.Gort, D.Mellema, V. Machacek. SENIORS, L. to R.: G. Kuester, D. Kohout, C. Penke, L. Sundin, P. Schemmel, D. Lalim, M. Knoll, M. Norman, R. Wertish, V. Schroeder, J. Potter, K. Frank, L. Bulthuis, P. Negen, M. Wertish, J. Kohout, A. Malacek. D. Houdek. GAA This year's GAA has been an active one as its members have participated in bowling, trench ball, gymnastics, wrestling, and roller skating. The climax of this year was the annual picnic held at Ramsey Park ii Redwood Falls. FRESHMEN, ROW I, Front L. to R.: B. Tepfer, R. Houdek, M. Zuidema. D. DeRuyter, J. Krogman, M. Frank. G. Strootman, J. Schafer, T. Hassinger, C. Voelz. ROW II: S. Kohout, L.Wertish, C.Frank, N. Breitkrieutz. C. Hirman, D.Roelofs, B. Negen, L.Bruns, K. Kraft, C.Kurtz, B. Nyquist, M. Reek. SOPHOMORES,ROW I,Front L. to R.: T.Jansen, G.Grosklags. M.Molenaar, K.Kohout, M.Reep. A. Damhof. P. Minkel. B. Wallert. ROW II. L. to R.: P. Braun. G.Johnson, J. Slagter, C. Kozubik, J.Lippert, D. King. P.Solheim. V. Schoelkoph. 59 ROW I, Front L. To R.: D. Kohout, G. Kuester, C. Kurtz, M. Reek, A. Malacek, R. Houdek, D, Houdek, J. Schafer, L. Bruns. ROW II: J. Kohout, C. Penke, M. Wertish, B. Tepfer, L. Woltjer, P. Schemmel, B. Sportel, J. Penke, J. Dolezal, D. DeRuyter. ROW III: N. Breitkrieutz, C. Frank, N. Swoboda, K. Frank, C. Hirman, A. Olson, C. Kozubik, V. Schoelkoph, J. Manthei, G. Johnson. ROW IV: K. Kraft, M. Frank, B. Wallert, C. Tazelaar,X Jansen, P. Braun, D. Lalim, V. Schroeder, K. Kohout, L. Wertish. ROW V: C. Voelz, B. Nyquist, M. Zuidema, B. Negen, P. Solheim, D. Roelofs, D. King, J. Krogman, T. Hassinger, M. Knoll. ROW VI: S. Kohout, G. Strootman, B. Keehl, G. Grosklags, M. Reep, V. Machacek, P. Standfuss, M. Norman, M. Molenaar, P. Minkel, R. Wertish. FHA The Future Homemakers of America had a very busy year. Some of its projects included: donating stuffed toys as Christmas gifts to children's homes and selling cookbooks. The F.H.A. had a Sadie Hawkins Dance at which the Honey was chosen. At Christmas time the F.H.A. tried to bring a little cheer to the old folks by caroling for them. The junior and senior members of F. H.A. went on a trip to Minneapolis to visit the Betty Crocker Kitchens and other places of interest. OFFICERS: P. Negen, Secretary; D. Mellema, Vice President; M. Dykstra, President; P. Gort, Treasurer. OFFICERS: L. Sundin, Recreation Leader; K. Frank, Student Council Representative; J. Potter, State Committee Member; D. Sundin, Parliamentarian; A. Damhof, Historian. 60 ROW I Front L. to R.: D. Swoboda, L. Mertens, B. Shanahan, L. Hoekstra, D. Weigel, R. Zenk ROW II: T. VanBuren, S. Refsland, D. Williams, D. Gens, D. Frank, D. Potter. R.Proedoehi. STATE DELEGATES: R. Frank, a Hotovec, M. Hoffman, S. Malacek. The Danube Chapter of the Future Farmers of America participated in many events this past year. Last fall a number of Danube members attended the cow clipping contest, and three FFA'ers represented Danube at the National FFA Convention held in Kansas City, Missouri. During the winter, the Danube chapter hosted the Farm Mechanics Contest, and it also sent representatives to the Parliamentary Procedure Contest held in Fairfax. A number of boys attended the Livestock and Dairy Judging Contest at Brookings, South Dakota, and the General Livestock and Meat School at Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Among other projects a potato sale was sponsored in the spring by the FFA. OFFICERS: ROW I, Front L. to R.: G. Kohout, Vice-President; W. Lundquist, President; D. Hotovec, Reporter; G. Kodet, Secretary; S. Malacek, Treasurer; M. Haubrich, Sentinel. FFA President, W. Lundquist awards Robert Mertens the Honorary Chapter Farmer degree. Standing in the background are E. Kohout, Vice-Presi- dent, and D. Hotovec, Reporter. FFA FHA NATIONAL AND STATE FFA DELEGATES: R. Frank, D. Hotovec, M. Hoffman, S. Malacek. AWARD WINNERS: L. to R.: R. Zenk, Creed Award; D. Potter, Star Dairy Fanner; L. Mertens, Star Sheep Farmer; M. Haubrich, Star Crop Farmer. HONORS FHA HONEY AND FFA SWEETHEART CANDIDATES: L. to R.: P. Schemmel, Sweetheart; S. Malacek, Honey; C. Tazelaar, A. Damhof. 62 ROW If Front L. to R.: M. Molenaar, P. Braun, G. Swoboda, J. Haubrich, D. DeRuyter. ROW II: S. Malacek, L. Bulthuis, K. Frank, W. Lundquist, P. Negen, D. Mellema. The Student Council has undertaken many worth- while projects beginning with the organization of the Homecoming festiv- ities in the fall of the year. It is the Student Council's responsibility to see that the floats, skits, dance, and Coro- nation are carried out properly. The Student Council has made it possible for the library to remain open to the students during the noon hour. Student Council members, along with certain other stu- dents, have unselfishly given of their time and energy to make this pro- ject a success. STATE DELEGATES: D.Sundin and P. Schemmel. STUDENT COUNCIL The main project of the Student Council this year was the opening of a Skident Center. The Stu- dent Council collected old furniture and instal- led a pop machine to make the room more comfort- able. Listening to radios or records was permitted, and all the students thoroughly enjoyed this new venture. OFFICERS: C. Lueck. Vice President; B. Schafer, President; N. Schendel; Secretary. Not pictured G. Poortvliet, Treasurer. J.Manthei, assistant editor, and K. Frank, editor, have strived to make this year's annual a success. L. Uykema, the student photographer, has been a big help this year in taking spot pictures. ANNUAL STAFF S.Refsland, B.Keehl, and K.Severson, our copywriters, worked diligently to make the copy interesting and worthwhile. k 4L M. Dykstra,L Bulthuis, V. Schroeder, and V. Mahacek spent many hours laboriously typing. Business managers N. Falconer, M. Norman. P. Brouwer, R. Wertish, and R. Folkerts sold more ads than ever before. Layout members S. Malacek, I Potter. P. Brouwer, D. Mellema, and G. Lohmeyer measured, cropped, and pasted all the pictures in this book. 64 ROW I, Front L. To R.: J. Manthei, V. Machacek, B. Sportel, A. Malacek, D. Houdek, P. Standfuss. ROW II: D. Mellema, K. Frank, L. Bulthuis, J. Kohout, C. Penke, D. Kohout, G. Kuester, P. Gort. ROW III: D. Lalim, A. Damhof, M. Dykstra, V. Schroeder, J. Potter. B. Keehl, P. Brouwer. ROW IV: K. Severson, G. Lohmever, S. Refsland, N. Falconer, L. Dykema, D. Mattson, B. Schafer, I. Schoelkoph. Machine operators, M. Wertish, M. Norman, R. Folkerts, D. Swoboda and R. Wertish, had the responsibility of running off the Hawk's Report's pages. P. Negen and L. Sundin, the art editors, used their skills for ads , cartoons, and lettering. HAWKS STAFF B. Goldhammer, assistant editor, and N. Schendel, editor, put many hours into this year's paper to make it enjoyable for us. 65 ROW 1, Front L. to R.: P. Negen, M. Dykstra, L. Bulthuis, K. Frank, A. Olson, C. Kozubik. ROW II: B, Goldhammer, D. Slagter, B. Keehl, N. Schendel, D. Mellema, I. Schoelkoph, W. Schafer. SPEAKERS: L. to R.: K. Frank, N. Schendel, W. Schafer, L. Bulthuis. NHS Since February was National Honor Society month, the Danube Chapter of the NHS held its induction ceremonies on February 28, 1967. Seven very worthy students from grades ten, eleven, and twelve were inducted as new members. K. Frank and L. Bulthuis spoke on Americanism; N. Schendel and B. Schafer told of their Girl State and Boy State experiences and announced that D. Mellema and B. Goldhammer, both NHS members would be the 1967-1968 Girl State and Boy State Representatives. Entertainment was provided by the Madrigals, and lunch was served to the old and new members and their parents. ROW I, Front L. to R.: L. Carlson, D. Lalim, V. Schroeder, L. Sundin, B. Wallert, L. Bulthuis. ROW II: M. Reep, P. Minkel, B. Olson, M. Lippert, K. Frank, N. hendel. L. Bulthuis, teacher's aide, helps two first grade students with their music. D. Lalim proves to be very useful in instructing kindergarten students in their art work. 67 FT A This year the F. T. A. was very active. At the beginning of the year the F. T. A. served refreshments during the Parent Teacher Conferences It also sponsored a Teacher Appre- ciation Tea. The Renville F. T. A. Chapter was invited to view a film on elementary teaching. A few of the members of the Danube Chapter attended a conference in St. Cloud. They learned many new ideas and enjoyed the day very much. At least once a week each member helps a teacher for about an hour. OFFICERS: B. Goldhammer, President; P. Negen. Secretary-Treasurer. ROW 1, Front L. to R.: C. Penke. M. Wertish, J. Kohout, M. Norman, M. Dykstra, V. Schroeder, L. Sundin, 0. Lalim. ROW II: G. Kuester, D. Kohout, D. Houdek, A. Malacek, J. Penke. ROW III: C. Kozubik, A. Olson, K. Frank, J. Potter, L. Bulthuis, N. Schendel, P. Standfuss, B. Keehl, D. Mellema, N. Swoboda, J. Manthei, L. Woltjer. I). Houdek and A. Malacek assist Mrs.Bottge by restoring the books to their proper places on the shelves. LIBRARY CLUB The student librarians of the Library Club had a busy year. The Library Club is open to juniors and seniors who are willing to devote at least one period a week to working in the library. The duties of a student assistant consist of checking out or in books and other library materials, shelving books, helping to mend books, and assisting pupils who need help in using reference material in the library. The rewards which they receive are: training for future jobs, gaining knowledge about books and the library, establishing good work habits, and learning to work with other people. After working in the school library for two years, members will receive a library pin. M. Wertish, D. Mellema, C. Penke, and J. Kohout, student librarians, are very helpful in stamping books, helping students, and filing cards. The Senior Class looks on as K. Frank gives the salutatory address. GRADUATION N. Falconer marches in to take his place on the stage. JUNIOR NHS ESCORTS: D. Mellema, B. Goldhammer. 1? The Class auditorium, gesture the Ivy. of 1967 lines up against the and as their last parting class members sing Halls of 70 The Senior Class looks on as B. Schafer gives the valedictory address. GRADUATION L. Van Den Einde hands L. Carlson her diploma. The commencement address was given by Dr. Marion Shane. Many parents, friends, and relatives passed through the senior congratulatory line. This is the Lafayette Hotel where the seniors stayed on their class trip. CLASS TRIP The senior class trip began on a rather unhappy note when the train arrived in Danube more than two hours late on April 17, 1967. This unfortunate occurence caused a long delay on the entire trip to Washington. In Chicago the class received an unexpected tour of the city during a two hour delay. The entire class seemed to be impressed by the grandeur of the city of Washington. During its stay there, the class visited the Archives Building, the Washington Monument, the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials, Wax Museum, White House, and the Capitol. Wednesday the class also took a cruise down the Potomac River to an amusement park. Thursday saw the class traveling out of the city of Washington to visit Arlington National Cemetery, Alexandria, and Mt. Vernon. Everyone was sad to see the trip come to an end. At 4:30 the class boarded the train to begin the trip home. fhe entire trip was very interesting and exciting for the entire class. The Wine-Glass pulpit inside Christ Church. r A statue depicting the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima. Mount Vernon, Virginia, Washington's home. Some of the gravesites at Arlington Cemetery with Lee's mansion in the background. 73 One of the history classes is attentively listening to its teacher, Mr. Svoboda. The freshman shop class is busy working on one of its projects. Mr.Skretvedt supervises the operation of the drill press. The advanced math class is concentrating on a difficult math problem Mr. Strissel has given them. STUDENT ACTION We, the students of Danube High School, have been very active this year. All of us are taking at least five academic subjects and most of us are participating in at least one, and many in four or five extra- curricular activities. As you can see by the pictures, we concentrate so hard. On the fun side, we try very hard to think of tricks and jokes to play on our teachers and fellow- students. Such things as moving lockers, writing on tennis shoes, planting ’'evidence , and throwing snowballs are just a few of the things we did. Mrs. Messina is helping one of her classes by explaining grammar to it. The sophomore physical science class tries out a new experiment. The junior history class is working hard on one of Mr. Svoboda’s detailed assignments. STUDENT ACTION Mr. Beihoffer's eighth grade history class seems to be pre-occupied with something in the back of the room. Busy working on the school's new machines, are the students of the Shorthand II class. Mrs. Fuller's freshmen home economics class is busy sewing dresses. 75 Mr. Beihoffer points out Red China to his seventh grade history students. Miss Butler helps D. Schneidernwii and P. Solheim with their grammar lessons. Miss Wishart, practice teacher from Mankato State College, shows her senior art students how to make creative ink pictures. Mr. Svoboda gives his students another one of ’’those assignments he is known for. TEACHER ACTION Once again the teachers at Danube High School put in a very active year. Many of them were extra curricular activity advi- sors such as—class play, one-act, G.A.A., F.H.A., F.T.A., declam, F.F.A., etc. They are always willing to help us, and give up their free time to make us better students. Mr. Satovich gazes into the science lab’s telescope. Mrs. Bottge, school librarian, stamps L. Dykema's library book. 76 ADVERTISERS NO STAR - $ 6 - 8 - 10 ★ - 15 PICTURE - 20 RENVILLE SIBLEY CO-OP POWER ASS Leslie R. Schrupp, Manager Phone 826-2593 Danube, Minnesota STATE BANK OF DANUBE DANUBE WASHED SAND AND GRAVEL CO. 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KLEINHUIZEN GENERAL INSURANCE Phone 826-2365 Danube, Minnesota RENVILLE Coast-To-Coast Wa 1 h I mp 1 emen t Borgeson Drug Bottge's Renville Star Farmer Varpness Implement Renville Variety Fuller's, Inc. Renville Co-Op Creamery Strootman Ford Emerson HI-Way Furniture D S Construction OLIVIA Ben Franklin Wl ngates Damian's Jewelry Halvorson's Pearson's Redowl Hal II day Grocery Olivia Greenhouse Rexall Drug Style Shop Cul11gan E S Plumbing Heating Kar-Kare GlIchrlst Ketcham Bud's Supper Club 81 INDEX ADVERTISEMENTS 78,79,80 AI.I.PR ESS, JOLYN 10,28 ANNUAL STAFF 64 ATHLETIC BANQUET 52 AWARD WINNERS 40 BAND 54,55 BASEBALL 50,51 BASKETBALL 44,45,46 BERNSTROM, WENDELL 35 BRATSCH, DONALD 27 BRAIN, GARY 28 BRAIN, PATRICIA 10,25.59, 60,63 BRE1TKRELTZ, NANCY 26,56, 59,60 BROUWER, PALL 12,22,36,37, 44.49.52.64.70.76 BROIWER, PHILLIP 12,22,32, 38.55.56.57.58.64.65.76 BRIGGERS, NANCY 10,28 BRINS, LINDA 26, ,54,59,60 BLLTHLIS, DAVID 28,74 BULTHUIS, GAYLON 57 25,42,45 BULTHlIS, GLENN 27.45.49 BLLTHlIS, LINDA 12,22,31, 32.33,36,37.56.57,59,63 64,65,66,68,70 CALDWELL, LYNN 10,25.42,45, 49 CARISON, LARK 12.22,39,54. 59.67,71,76 CHEERLEADERS 47 CHORES 56,57 CLASS TRIP 72,73 CORONATION 32 DAMHOF, AUDREY 25,47,52,54, 55.56.58.59.60.62.65.75 DECLAM 39 DERIYTER, DEBORAH 10,26,47, 52.54,57,58,59,60,63 DERIYTER, JOHN 10,25042,48, 52,55,57,65 DOLEZAL, JUDY 24,35,59,60 DOLEZAL, SUSAN 27 DRAGT, GARY 26 DRAGT, EUGENE 28 DUBROSKY, CHERYL 10,28 DYKEMA, BENJAMIN 25,42.43, 48,49,52 DYKEMA, LUTHER 24,35,38,42, 50,51,52,64,65,75,76 DYKSTRA, MARSHA 10,12,22, 31,32.33,36,37,40,47,53 57,58,59.60,64,65,66,71, 75 DYKSTRA, PEGGY 10,28,74 FALCONER, NORMAN 10,13,22, 36,37,44,52,56.64,65,70 FERGUSON, DAVID 24,34,35, 42.52.74.75 FERGUSON, PATRICIA 27,75 FFA 61,62 FHA 60,62 FISCHER, ALLEN 26,74 FOLKERTS, RUSSELL 24.35,38. 42.51.52.64.65.74.75 FOOTBALL 42,43 FRANK. BARBARA 28 FRANK, CAROL 10,26,59,60 FRANK, DARVIN 10,28 FRANK,KATHLEEN ANN 26,54 57,60 FRANK, KATHLEEN ANNETTE 13,22.32,36.37.40,47,55, 59,60,63,64.65,66,67,68, 70 FRANK, MARCIA 26,47.59,60 FRANK, RICHARD 13,22,48,$ 61,62,71 GENS, DARRELL 24,61 GENS, JOAN 28 GENS, LARRY 10,26,45,55 GLUTH, GARY 27 GOLDHAMMER, BRUCE 24,35,40, 42,44,50.52,54.55,56,57. 58,65,66,67,70,75 GORT, BRIAN 24,35.55,56,59, GORT, BRIAN 24.35,42.43,44, 46.50.52 GORT, PEGGY 24,35,55.56,59, 60,65 GRADE EIGHT 27 GRADE ELEVEN 24 GRADE NINE 26 GRADE SEVEN 28 GRADE TEN 25 GRADUATION 70,71 GRAFENSTEIN, STEVEN 27,75 GROSKLAGS, GAIL 25,59,60 GUNDERSON, LARRY 13,32,33 38,39,42,43,48,52,71 HASSINGER, LINDA 24,59 HASSINGER, MARTY 24,34,42, 44.49.52 HASSINGER, TRUDY 26,59,60, 75 HAUBRICH, JANE 27,54,63 HAUBRICH, MICHAEL 25,48,55, 61,62 HAUG, CYNTHIA 27,54 82 HAWK'S STAFF 65 HINRICHS, MARILYN 27,75 HIRMAN, COLLEEN 26,59,60, 75 HOEKSTRA, GARY 28 HOEKSTRA, LARRY 25,39,48, 55,61 HOEKSTRA, LLOYD 25,45,50, 57 HOEKSTRA, LOWELL 25,45,50, 75 HOEKSTRA, MARLYS 28 HOEKSTRA, ROBERT 10,26,55 HOFFMAN, MYRON 45,52,54,61. 62.75 HOLWERDA, KAREN 28 HOLWERDA, PATRICIA 27,75 HOMECOMING ATTENDANTS 31 HOMECOMING DANCE 33 HOMECOMING PARADE 34 HOMECOMING QUEEN 30 HOTOVEC, DANNY 14,22,33.42, 43,48,52,61,62,70 HOCDEK, DOROTHY 13,22,57, 59.60.65.68.70.75 HOCDEK, ROSEMARY 26,59,60 JANSEN, TRCDY 25,59,60 JOHNSON, EDNA 60,74 JOHNSON, GLADYS 25,47,59. 60 JOHNSON, RODNEY 10,28 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY 35 KAISER, BRENT 25,45,49,57, 74 KAVEN, CONSTANCE 10,28 KAVEN, RANDY 26,45,50,74 INDEX KEEHL, BARBARA 24,35,40,59 60.64.65.66.68 KING, CYNTHIA 28 KING, DIANA 10,25,54,57,59, 60 KNAPPER, ROGER 25,42 KNOLL, MAVIS 14.22,59,60, 70,76 KODET, GERRY 24.48,52,61 KODET, JAMES 26,48,74 KOHOCT, DIANE 14.22,59,60, 65.68.70.75 KOHOUT, EUGENE 61,62 KOHOCT, JUDITH 14,22,57.59 60.65.68.70.75 KOHOUT, KAREN 25,59,60 KOHOUT, SHIRLEY 26,59.60 KOZUBIK, CECELIA 25,39.55, 59.60.66.68 KRAFT, KAREN 10,26,52,56, 58.59.60 KROGMAN, JANEAN 10,26,56, 59.60 KROGMAN, SUSAN 28 KRUEGER, SUSANNE 10.28,74 K UESTER, GLORIA 14,22,59, 60.65.68.71.75 KURTZ, ALLAN 25.42.43.45. 50.51,52 KURTZ, CHERYL 26.54.59,60 KURTZ. MARK 28,44.45 LALIM, DONALD 25.42,48,57 LALIM, DORENE 15,36,37,39, 40,57.59.60.65.67.68.70 LEIDHEISER, DAVID 25,42 LIBRARY CLUB 68 LIPPERT. DARYL 10.26.45.55 LIPPERT, DAVID 27.75 LIPPERT. JANICE 10,25,59 LIPPERT. THEODORE 24,42.48. 74 LIPPERT. MICHAEL 15.22.33. 36.37.40,42.43.48.55.67. 71 LIPPERT. THERESA 10.28,74 LOHMEYER, GARY 10.15,22,33, 42,43.52.64.65.71 LUECK, CALVIN 24.35.42.44. 49.50.55.57.58.63.74.75 LUECK. CRAIG 26,50,54.74 LUNDQUIST, WALLACE 15,22. 32.42.43,48.52.61,62.6a 70 MACHACEK, VALERIE 24,35.38. 39,40.59,60,64.65 MALACEK, ANNE 10.15,22.3a 38.59.60.68.70.75 MALACEK. STANLEY 16,22,3a 38,42.43.52.61.62.63.64, 71 MANTHE1. DONNA 10,28,74 MANTHEI, JUDITH 24,35,47. 52.54,57,58.59.60.64.6a 69 MANTHEI, ROGER 16,22.33.43. 52,70 MATTKE, LUANN 10,28.74 MATTKE, ROSS 24,35,38.39, 42.44.46.50.52.54.56.74 MATTSON, DA RRELL 24,35,40. 42.65.75 MAURICE, DAVID 10,28 MELLEMA, DORIS 24,35,40,47 57,59.60.63,64,65.66,68. 70.71.74 83 INDEX KERTENS, DIANE 27 MERTENS, LARRY 25,48,61,62 METAG, DONALD MINKEL, PATRICIA 25,52,55, 57,58,59.60,62,67 MOLENAAR, MARLENA 25,59,60. 63 MUSICAL TALENT 58 NEGEN, BARBARA 26. 59,60 NEGEN, PHYLLIS 16,22,39,43, 56.59,60,63,65,66,67,71 NERE, BRADLEY 10,28,74 NHS 66 NORMAN, DOUGLAS 26 NORMAN, MARY JEAN 16.22,39, 40,56,60,64,65,68,70,76 NYQUIST, BARBARA 10,26,55, 57,59,60 OLSON, ARDYCE 25,52,54,57, 58,59,60,66,68 OLSON, BRADLEY 24,34,35,42, 44,67,74 OLSON, LAUREN 27 ONE ACT PLAYS 38 PENKE, CHERYS 16.22.55.59, 60.65,68,71,75 PENKE, GREGORY 26 PENKE. JOAN 24,59.60.68 PENKE, RANDE 10,28,74 PENKE, RENEE 10.28,74 POORTVLIET, GARY 35,48,52 POORTVLIET, MARVIN 27.49 POTTER, DEAN 25,4 ,61,62 POTTER, JOYCE 17,22,55,57, 59.60.62,64,65,68.70 PRODOEHL, ROGER 25,42,61 RADDATZ, DARYL 10,17,22,36, 37.44.50.71 RADDATZ, LINDA 10,28,74 REEK, MARCELLA 26,59,60,75 REEP, MARY 25.54,57,58,59. 60.67,76 REFSLAND, GENE 26 REFSLAND, STEVEN 17,22.32, 33.42.43.52.61.64.65.71 ROELOFS, DONNA 10,26,31,32, 33.55,57,58.59,60,62 ROELOFS, PAUL 25,42,48,49. 57 ROSCHILD, RONALD 25 RUTER, JERRY 25,49 SCHAFER, JENNIFER 26,59,60, 75 SCHAFER, WILLIAM 17,22,38, 40.63.65.66.71 SCHEMMEL, MARGARET 24,55, 59.60,62,63 SCHEMMEL, TERRANCE 27,45,54 SCHENDEL, NANCY 17,22,30,32, 33,36,37,54,55,56,57,59, 63.65.66.67.68.71 SCHENDEL, NEIL 24,34.35,40, 42.43.44.46.49.52.57.74.75 SCHNEIDERMAN, DALE 25,42,49, 76 SCHNICHELS, JOSEPH 26,42,45, 74 SCHOELKOPH, IRVIN 18,22,32, 36,37,48,49,54,56,57,58, 65.66.71 SCHOELKOPH, LYLE 24.48,49,51, 54.56.75 SCHOELKOPH, VERLA 25,52,54, 56.59.60.75 SCHOOL BOARD 4 SCHROEDER, BLAKE 27,75 SCHROEDER, CHARLES 18,22,54, 57.70 SCHROEDER, VICTORIA 18,22,39, 47,55,56,59,60,64,65,67,68, 71,75 SENIORS 12,13,14,15,16,17,18, 19,20,21,22 SENIOR CLASS PLAY 36,37 SEVERSON, KENNETH 18,22,42, 43,44,46,49,52,64.65,71 SHANAHAN, ROBERT 25.45,61 SIETSEMA, CHARLES 10,28 SINDELIR, DWIGHT 10,26,48,74 SLA GTE R, DENNIS 18,22,32,33 42.43.44.46.50.52.66.70 SLAGTER, JOEL 25,42,49,52 SLAGTER. JOYCE 10,25,56,59 SLAGTER, TERRY 27 SOLHEIM, PATRICIA 10,25,52, 55,57,58,59,60, ,76 SOMMERS, DEAN SPORTEL, BEVERLY 24,56,57, 59,60,65,74 SPORTEL, BRADLEY 27 SrANDFUSS, BRUCE 48 STANDFUSS, DONNA 27 SrANDFUSS, PAULTNE 24,35.59, 60,65,68,75 STROOTMAN, GAIL 26,59,60 STUDENT ACTION 74,75 STUDENT COUNCIL 63 SUNDIN, DIANE 25,31,32,33, 38,39,59,60,63 SUNDIN, LINDA 19,39,40,59, 60,65,67,68,71 SVOBODNY, GARY 25,42,45,52 84 INDEX SWOBODA, DOUGLAS 19,22,38, 42,43,48,52,61,65,70 SWOBODA, GALEN 10.28,63 SWOBODA, NANCY 24,59,60,68 TAZELAAR, LUCINDA 24,31,32, 35.52.56.57,58,59.60,62 TEACHERS 5,6,7,8,9,10,76 TEPFER, PAM 35 TEPFER, REBECCA 26,59,60 TEPFER, ROBERT 27,44,45,49 TRACK 49,51 VAN BUREN, THOMAS 19,22,32, 39.42,43,52.61.71 VAN DEN EINDE, GENE 25,42, 45,50,52 VOELZ, CHARLOTTE 26,59,60, 75 VOELZ, ROBERT 10,28,74 WALLERT, BARBARA 25,57,59, 60,67 WEIGEL, DALE 25,48,56,61 WERTISH, LINDA 26,59,60,75 WERTISH, MARY ANN 19,22.57, 59.60,65,68,70,75 WERTISH, RONALD 24 WERTISH, ROSE ANN 19,22,59, 60,64,65,71 WERTISH, SUSAN 10,28 WESTBY, DANNY 35 WILLIAMS, DOUGLAS 24,34,41 52,61 WQLTJER, KENT 27,49 WOLTJER, LAVONNE 24,59,60. 68 WRESTLING 48 ZASKE, NORMA 25,38 ZENK, RICHARD 10,26,61,62 ZUIDEMA, BYRON 10,25,42 ZUIDEMA, DARLA 28 ZUIDEMA, MARLENE 10,26,51, 56,58,59,60 85