Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1947 volume:

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'f 'rv '1' sfifyk J' 1' MW ,W fs' 1 'IF' -by , -rv 4,5 nn-1 ,XX 51 X E1- v- 4- X 1,5 Hb, 1, J gif -+ -S Y A if 1 ,V f Q M. v 'gp MQW' 1' ' ..f.-fm., .1 FOREWORD WITHIN THESE PAGES WE HAVE TRIED TO PRESERVE FOR THE FUTURE A REMINDER OF THE PERSONALITIES ACTIVI TIES AND EVENTS OF THIS SCHOOL YEAR THE MANY PLEASANT MEMORIES IT MAY BRING YOU, WILL WELL MARY IO MARTIN Edltor ln Chlef CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES REWARD US FOR OUR EFFORTS ON THIS YEARBOOK. ar 1 , - L ' .4 VHFAHF '1l!f Q,L1 1-L L K '- l ,, ,I al , V .x , . . V Q. 3-'K , . - T yligw. A 6 ,Q vw 9 ,Q-5 f, ,-:g,q1g...M A 1 . 3 1 X Q 3. -if-. Q 1 '1' .5 pai , :VE .6 .2 if 1 2 QV . '-rf' L , 'fa . A Mg 1 1 X L E R W Ig , V Mg M21 'QQMQ ff 5i1f?fV 1 .KV ..,,. , .,,. F . 'hh ., f . L 4 2 Q A Q55 J a I f. 2 f 'X 11-2, fuk QA gy Q, qi , ,'1C'? i? . 2 'Sf 2- ?531V 5n 4- I 4 u X kia' 4. 'a M f ..-Q . +--..... 1 SCHOOL SONG .x Cheer! Cheer! For Darlington High Keep high the honors bearing her name, Send a good old cheer on high, Waving the banners in the sky. It makes no difference how hard they fight, Old Darlington will come out all right. While her loyal boys are marching Onward to victory. 1 PEKATO PUBLISHED BY Student Body of DABLINGTON HIGH SCHOOL KA - 1947 DEDICATION COACH Wl-XDZY W MARTENS swell sport always has an answer can out argue any referee football enthusrasm plus strong personalrty real character bu1ld thats Wadzy head coach ot Darlrngton s champ1onsh1p foot ball squad of 47 To top the season Wadz W1ll coach the Southern Wrsconsm All Star football team th1s summer As a tnbute to hrs 20 years of teachmg and coachrng we dedrcate thzs the 1947 Pekatomka to Wadzy Martens 6 Il ll , t la, W 59 , , 4 in - I - - - I ll ll ' I I I GI, - , - I Il ll I 0 I I I I ll ll . ADMINISTRATIGN STUDENTS: Llfe holds a challenge for all of us a challenge to dare to thlnk for ourselves to thmk stralght and to thlnk creatxvely 1n an ever chang1ng world We cannot be successful m any undertakmg unless we have learned to thrnk for ourselves 1n the solutton of the many problems that arlse 1n our dally l1v1ng You are fortunate 1n hav1ng the oppor unlty to attend the fme schools provlded for you by the c1t1zens of Darhngton We who are provldlng the tralnlng sincerely hope that as a result of our work you w1l1 have ga1ned not merely factual knowledge but the ab l1ty to th1nk and act wlsely 1n the solutxon of your problems T M NELSON Y.. , ,- . .. WP' Hn ' 'IK' Thomas M Nelson Supermtendent of Schools Sczence OARD OF EDUCATION lf!!! ,bil ,X A Url- Z 1 Left to nght Bezmce Howery Dr H B Qumn Dale Morrztt George W Martm Joseph Proctor Ernest Ru! Dr L E Fztzgerald 7 THE FACULTY MRS BENEDICT Commercial Umverszty ol Nebraska MISS CONNELLY Enqlzsh Lalm Dramahcs Umversrty of Wxsconsm MR MOORE Social Scxence Whztewater State Teachers Umverszty of Wrsconsm MR MARTENS B Ed Coach lndustrral Arts Platlevzlle State Teachers MISS THEOBALD Mathemancs Bzoloqy Speech Plattevrlle State Teachers Iowa State College 8 MR MCNETT Agriculture Platlevxlle State Teachers TH MRS STEVENSON Home Economrcs Umversrty of Wrsconsm E FACULTY .ad MR STEVENSON MA Umversrty of Iowa BE Plcrttevrlle State Teachers Hrstory MISS COLLINS Englrsh Lzbrary Speech Umversrty oi Wrsconsm MH RUF Coach Scrence Plcttevrlle State Teachers 9 5.. MH WOOD Band Chorus Oshkosh State Teachers Chrcaqo Musical College D ' 9 0125: Q i er: 2. '23 Atl! 3'- L l..,Q Q rw rw . ,, fan W1 Q19 , v,-gig, ,tw c-.ef '--'zffggzfiw . iii www 45 5 S S 5jf:i5.+?f?f2i S . Ax ,f :- . ff, T ' 4' i ' Q - v . Qi by in N ' , , SW ,.v' Q, 3' ' 11 . ,wwf Q . z .. . ' B.s. 'B. s. , Y . 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' 'I I THE INDISPENSABLE THREE lE 'x LORENA SCHMITZ Stenoqrapher HAY SCHWARTZ BILL THOMPSON C ustod1c1ns 10 XX I I W 1 -1' , .,,. 5 I : 3 1 Y f 2 1 tr Y ,rj '6 Q 'Qt has ' ., 1, gi W I RICHARD EWING Presrdent RENCE ARMSTRONG LAU S zczl Representcmve oc RUDY GEISSBUHLER d nt Vzce Presx e MARY IO MARTIN Secretary Treasurer CLASS OF 47 We re here belxeve 1t or not' Ever smce we started school our teachers feared th1s day would never arrxve for some 1t hasnt' The worst class rn school unable to do anythrng w1th you rmposslble were phrases we gradually got used to hearrng For some t was a shock when we reg1stered for hrgh school and they ve been sorry ever smce' Once we got started nexther snow nor ra1n or sleet nor harl could keep us from school but a beautrful sprrng day could' The Freshman party was an event to be remembered as our most embarrass1ng moment All those b1g upper classmen laughed at us' Oh the horror of rt' Yet the rest of the year cont1nued 1n much the same way As Sophomores we regarned some of our old pep but agarn got knocked down Many of the boys and glrls partlcrpated rn athletrcs and other school act1v1t1es and made an excel No' Jw 42' -f- 9 si.. af lent record not only for the class but for them selves as well Bug collections Srlas Marner and vacatrons were some of the xmportant events of the year Then the prom Ah yes some g1rls went and those that drdnt swore off men forever well at least untrl the next day' The most rmportant month of the entxre school year frnally arrrved May and we were all happy to be elevated to Jumors Everythmg that happened dunng the exalted Junror year was completely overshadowed by plans and preparatrons for our Stardust Prom Moonllght cockta Imean musrc and apple blossoms added to the beautxful settlng and the mood and everyone lrved happrly ever after' Now at last as semors we f1nd our t1on of Darlmgton Hlgh CBut try to convrnce the faculty of 1t'l Our many act1v1t1es consisted of a successful Senxor dance after the m1d semes ter exams the class play Brother Goose coached by Mrss Connelly and the fmale of 1t all graduatron Although we are about to Jom the ranks of Darlmgton alumnr and assume the responsrbrl rty of the future memorles of our Alma Mater wrll be carned wrth us all and cherxshed throughout our lrves I ' . , i - , ' I selves the old, wise and looked-up-to popula- , 4 5 . pf . , C l . - . vg za .mn f . . j y so . . . .- 7 . . 12 Strilaxoia fm -Q- .141 .4499 Jr A4 Laurence Armstrong Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Chorus 34 Socral Commxttee Operetta 4 Mmstrel Show 3 Lettermans Club Women l never heard cl them What are they like? Isabel Benedlct ISSIG Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 F H A 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Mxnstrel Show 3 Operetta 4 Men make the best trrends hw- S1 'l 1 ., ...sf J ut Cv--UUK 4 412-frfvu Ronald Black Ronny man can blush lrke that and be very dangerous fllww fi 50 y,.,,..l 9.1 Iune Bredeson Chorus 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Minstrel Show A perpetually friendly happy qrrl V-,Jul sxbfc-Il'-1 b Maman E Clayton Chorus 2 Pep Club 2 34 Not only qood but qood tor somethmq Norman Ayer The qood dre young why should I worry 111141956 L11l1an Benson Pep club 234 Lrllran seems a quref lass Untrl you know her out 01 class 3 QI fl 7 Arthur F Boyle Art GIVE me YUCGUOH Ol' QIVC me It Umffwifx all ,NAM Ag Clxhfkf Veronlca Burke Band 3 4 F H A 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Bob wants her but the Green Bay Packers ollered more Lu- W' 5. 'nw tween, L,-QM-we Rua Cullen Chorus 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 234 Minstrel Show 3 A case of quality but not quantrty Corolyn Curry Band 1 2 3 4 Vrce Pres Band 4 Chorus 234 Orchestra 1 FHA 4 Pres FHA Pep Club 2 3 4 Presxdent Pep Club 2 Forensrcs Socral Commxttee Annual Statt 34 Homecomrng Court of Honor Cheerleader 12 34 Mmstrel Show 3 Operetta 4 Phy Ed Charrman 4 Frrst rn the heart ot er country man 723 MIM ij-,+-bwf-f T?-f+'+ xj Rxchar Ewmg Football 2 3 Basketball 23 Senror Class Pres Navy World War II You Iorqet 99W-, ol what you learn any way ,A-tc :HO Qln ,C Q95 I 1924 Rudy Gerssbuhler Football 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Class Pres l Class Vrce Pres 4 Twmkle twrnkle athletrc star What a bashtul boy you are 'X F' AM, 'B-bf X 444-vJ you' Helen Glatz Chorus 12 3 F H A Hlstorran 4 Pep Club 2 34 Mrnstrel Show 3 Ives aot a pockettull ol dreams a,f.A 9451443 M 3' t gl, 410 Q Robert Hendnckson Glee Club 12 --:aff -V al 51- E-rw S.. J' Beware I may be tamous 4 erry Edgar Band l 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Forensrcs III arque trII Ive won Il' argue trII I m done '77l,w'5i-1-w 4-of l uJ mwwywk D 'J Leah Flannery VM ij' 11 cw glifuxxs l 2 3 4 4 Pep Club 234 Twlrlrnq 34 Minstrel Show 3 Love rs a dream I sle a Y the trmejgdd X W VX -N' Q.,,,,.Q+ M 53 'fggnwfb Y fmnw ,CA 14.10 Dor1s Geyer Chorus 1 2 3 Mlnstrel Show 3 More study would have terfered with my educatron Kent H Havens Football 4 Band l Chorus 1 2 3 4 A l Forenslcs 3 Lettermen s Club FFA Treas 3 FF A Pres Onnretta 4 No one became extremely wrcked at once 'U jx, -AI 014.111 S: Pauhne Howard Band l 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Mmstrel Show Operetta 4 Anybody here seen KeIIy 'Nl 7 Y ,J Audrey Howe Band 12 Chorus 2 3 4 Peo Club 2 3 4 Forensrcs 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Annual Stall 34 Chorus Pres 4 Operetta 3 Mmstrel Show Musrc has its charms so has thrs musrcran Q Ae M A 11457 Howard lacobso F F A Basketball 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 A 12 Because he doesnt talk rs no srgn he has nothmq to say 'm..,,.UJgd..A 3.....u W1ll1Gm Ke1ffer 1 Footbal 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 4 Chorus 4 F A 12 4 Lettermen s Club Variety IS the sprce o P Co whv fake the same qrrl out twice , Lwwf-1-1 Darlene Kxlfoyne Band 1 2 3 Chorus 1 2 F H A 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Forensrcs 3 I am mvselt therefore am sarstred I mdk! wzlw WMU! Evalme Lancaster F F A 4 PeD Club Z 3 4 Sober but serzous Qurer but not :die 1? 13 4? 'WLAQ is 'E' 62356 qgev Y 426- 1- 1 96'-bfol Gerald Howe Gerry Football 23 r A 1 I lrke work lascmates m I can sr! and look at rt lor hours and hours 0,nf1N-41 311271725 Anme lean Chorus 123 FHA 4 Peo Club 234 FHA Soc al Charrman 4 Somethma about locker I2 fascmates me ,,,,J,,,,,..s..f71:-AJ 31117 Ju WLQJAI OIL-N JI Constance. Qgw org, Donald Kelly Donny lqg Band 1234 Orchestra 4 Operetta 4 Mrnstrel Show 3 The proud possessor of the most cultrvated lauqh m school Vrola Knudtson V Transferred from Sparta Wls She s the kmd ol qrrl If IS mc to know 1 , I atherlne Landphler Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 Operetta 4 II speech were electncvlv s e would be a power house Us-VC! ' 15 J wlght L son Flip Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 Lettermens Club 4 Chorus 4 A country gentleman but a ladies home companion 52 - y,,JJ-J cP,,,U22 urls x 10,0447 ,77fvL0,Nn--u.A. 7 ary Io Martm Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 Pep Club 2 3 4 Forensic 3 4 Dramatrcs 4 Class SecyTreas 4 Annual Staff 34 Mmstrel Show 3 Operetta 4 Chorus Secy 4 Her heart graduated three years aqo it 5 c 5g,A,ff fx sl Cill7l1y 0WxM4Jl1+9+AJ Shlrley McConnell Chorus l 2 3 4 Pep Club 234 Forensrcs 3 Dramatlcs 4 Class Vrce Pres 1 Twlrlmg 23 Drum Malorette 4 Pep Club Treasurer 4 Operetta 4 Mmstrel Show 3 Glee CluB'Secy 4 A blush is sometimes beautrtul but sometimes inconvenient 'QuAL Dons McGranahan Chorus l 2 3 Pep Club 2 34 Tvnrlmg 34 I always try to do my best Do what I can and leave the rest -AA!! 'Wt Pep Club 2,3,4 She seems quiet, but probe ably we don't know her. 16 5 fx ,vm 'CVE Nd' E .7 fb' 5 ga! Lormg V F H A 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Prom Queen 3 F H A Vlce Pres 4 A ring on the lmqer is worth two on the phone 37fs!f7 3o'fU 'm,.4:.UL Patsy McCarten a Band l 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Forensics 4 Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Pep Club Pres 4 Homecomrng Queen attendant Operetta 4 Mmstrel Show 3 Ye qods I kno Im love but with whom mmm fy+wL1l85b Francls McGowan Bud Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 F A l 2 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 Let us be merry lite short WYWHWMY- W 'il .9 JUN But? Jil 5 fn L. Harley cGranahan Football Z 3 4 Basketball 4 A 12 Lettermens Club 4 Nice to look at cmd nicer tc know fldkog . A may lg L, Barbara Meylor Band l,2,3,4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Forensics 3,4 Dramatics 4 Vim, viqor and vitality, plus plenty ot pep. QJMAJL Arlene Murray Band 1 Chorus 2 Pep Club 2 34 Still water runs deep Rosalie Niffeneggerlzflolf Chorus l2 Pep Club 234 Pep Club Pres 4 Class Treasurer 1 Homecoming Queen 4 Phy Ed Chairman 3 Her voice is such a cheerful nnq She lauahs Jn fact at everything 1155 Paul O Brien Football 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 2 3 4 A 12 Lettermens Club 4 He fears the wzles of maidens smiles Carol Paulson Chorus 1,2 F.H.A. 4 Pep Club 2,3 4 Carol is so small and slim, ilhatlwe wonder who's her lm. ' 'm.,3D5e-' 1211 Y I4 1' f' Merle Pickett Chorus l Class Sec'y-Treas. 3 lt's a bird lt's a plane If's Pickett 0,53 Sul HCL? Mary Io Murray Band I 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 FHA 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 F H A Treasurer 4 Somethmq httmq should be said of you but anything thats nice will do 3 , '16470' fmewi 'Wt Qui? I L1 55- Francrs O Brien Football 2 3 4 Basketball l 3 Baseball 2 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 fm,,.,..,J2, .M K 1 Charles Osterday Football 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 F F A 1 2 3 4 Class President 3 Prom Kmq 3 Lettermen s Club 4 FF A Basketball 3 4 Never a care never a hurry just one qrrls his only worry. Curry!' 773,-vs ' y.4.f-I. 1 JO Margaret Paynter Chorus 1 Pen Club 2,34 Forensics 4 Dramatics 4 Phv. Ed. Secretary 4 Twirling 3,4 'Nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. 'Yljll 'nfl N-Jax.-46 M4 Richard Power - Dick Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3.4 Chorus 4 Forensics 3 Class Pres. 2 Annual Staff 3,4 Dramatics 4 Lettermen's Club 4 The road to Waldwick is lonq with many interestinq side roads. Girl J-.ML fcrfqfl 17 Carol Prine Francis eichlin Pep Club 2 3 4 Forensics 4 Dramatics 4 lm not denying that women are foolish God made them to match men Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseball 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Forensics 4 Dramatzcs 4 Lettermens Club 4 Operetta 4 Laugh and the study hall lauqhs with you jdfb qfvfv Leone Rowe 'Yl?I1g' 511419 Pep Club 2 34 The best way to make the most out ol the day is to take a tew hours out ol the niqht I l50,wM,,a,J-2 ZU2+4,fhuAJ 35 Darlyne Schumacher Chorus l Pen Club 2,3.4 F.H.A. 4 Speech is not always needed to accomplish things. Raymond Stephenson Football 2,3,4 Basketball 3 F.F.A. 1,2.3,4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 , Lettermen's Club 4 Lettermen's Club Vice-Pres. 4 lust a country boy at heart, but I'm on to city ways. 18 XM x Vlllcvwhl 'WWW W Robert Reed Chorus 24 Basketball manager Lettermens Club 4 Operetta 4 A really biq lmoviel operator f X Edward Richter ddie Sleep' Ah ho I love it ffmwvdi Robert Schuett Twis Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Annual Stall 4 Letterman s Club 4 Secretary Treasurer ot Letterman s Club A w w w l wasnt doinq anything 0714-42 Mildred Staver - Mer! Twirling 3,4 Chorus 1,2,3.4 Pep Club 2,3,4 Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4 Forensics 3,4 Minstrel Show 3 From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. EKU W' 1.' . P N on MJ L Zilla Marilyn Stout Band l,2,3.4 Band President 4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Chorus Publicity Manager 4 Orchestra 1 Pep Club 2.3,4 Forensics 3.4 Dramatics 4 Minstrel Show 3 Operetta 4 Phv. Ed. Chairman 3 She looks like an angel. And acts like one too. But we never are certain, What an angel will do. Roger Vanderzee Hog Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Vlce Pres 2 F A 123 Lettermen s Club 4 AllState Football 4 Thouqh hlah school days have their del qhts they cant com pare wtth htqh school ruqh 777,,,,.,o.... Lewls Walder Lewte Band l 2 3 4 MlhSfIEl Show 3 Oberetta 4 Once an acquaintance always a friend 4-AJC4-3-LJ Ioyce Wllson Band 13 Chorus l 2 3 4 Peo Club 2 3 4 Forenslcs 3 4 Dtamatxcs 4 Mmstrel Show 3 My idea of an agreeable per son is a person who agrees with me CLASS MOTTO Forward Ever Backward Never CLASS COLORS Aqua and SIIVSI CLASS FLOWER Wh1te Rose 19 'l71.,..Jg J Howard Van Wie Football 234 M c,jJ'lf9C Baseball 34 Dramatxcs 4 Lettermens Club 4 Lettermens Club Pres lm at the bottom oi every uproar Mir M-0.4.43 Delbert Whalen Football 4 F P A 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 He puts his troubles m a pocket wxth a hole m rt f 'Lf A ' I K X- I I c e Il II L . 1' D 1. 7 - ' . 4 4 fx Jill: I . . V , 'm ' ' ' 85 4 ' . . Q ' 1 4-3 . - ,, . H ' on ' U . 2'l'5V'1 viii , -, -5,5-A ,I ll I Q5 BEVERLY ARMSTRONG Secretary Treasurer LYLE OSTERDAY Pres1dent CARL PUTMAN Soczal Representctzve ARLIN ERICKSON Vxce P1es1dent 0 - ai I R ' 545'-R CLASS OF 48 Here we are Iumors already UD and look 1ng forward to belng the upper classmen next year W111 we make rt? That s the b1g questronl Most of the Iuruor fellows saw plenty of actron rn football th1s year Barney W1egel Arlre Errckson Lyle Osterday Kllroy Fmk Ronme Hlcks and Carl Pu man d1d thelr part to make 46 the champronshrp year Ronnxe s 93 yard dash 1n the Dodgevxlle game proved 1n one way that we Jumors have what 1t takes CAnd howll The noxsy yelhng three Cheerleaders? Beverly Armstrong Dor1s Benedrct and Barbara THE IUNIOR PROM ROYALTY KING Lyle Osterday QUEEN Barbara Gordon Gordon wlth the support from the s1del1nes added zlp and pep to all th games whlch 1n sprred orr boys to w1n every game and the champ1onsh1p The b1g n1ght the Prom was held on Nay 2 and we danced to the sweet swmg of Larry Fosters dance orchestra The theme Moonllght and Roses was b aut1fully wonderfully excellently presented Cno concert 1n our classll We had many roses flut ter1ng about that nrght but The Rose was Barbara Gordon As our jun1or year ends we are eagerly lookmg forward to our senlor year when we hope to do brgger and better th1ngs I I ' I ' I I . . F . 3 . . . . . , . . . . c a I 1 . r . . , . , . . . , I I 1 . . 8 . . , . , . , L , . 9 .1 H . . . , . . . . - H H t- i I , . ' Ov L 2 5 2' THE IUNIOBS Flymg Hlgh -I v- sr v if ,.. GROUPI BACK ROW Ronnie Hicks Roger Monson Harold Schadewalt Mr Ru! Advisor Mr Martens Advisor Carl Putman Gordon Smith Robert Monson THIRD ROW Dorothy Anderson Dorothy McConnell Frederick He S lack Simmons Dwaine Garvey Beverly Armstrong Doris Doyle Pauline Thompson SECOND ROW: Eddie Kirwin, Raymond Lange, Mary Hughes, Naomi Kammerude, Rose Marie Wick, Virginia Thompson, Mary Louise lohnson, loyce Reichling. FRONT ROW: Ardith Troy, Betty Armstrong, Doris Benedict, Eileen Holland, Betty Coulthard, GROUP H BACK ROW: Delbert Cullen, David Frye, Dwaine Hinkins, Arlin Erickson, Bernard Wiegel, Miss Theobald Advisor: Bill O'Nei1l, Eddie McKeon, Bernard Fink. THIRD ROW: Jerry Fitzgerald, John Hicks, Milton Steiner, joseph McKillip, Everett Bell, Leroy Martin, Joseph Ruppert, SECOND ROW: lohn Frutig, Robert Douglas, Mildred johnson, Therese Stauitacher, Helen Martin, Carolyn Mill, Marilyn Burgess, Floriene Hanson, Dick Buschor. FRONT ROW: Kathryn Van Matre, loyce lacobson, Barbara Gordon. N H!- ROSALIE HASTERT Secretary Treasurer was 9 ROBERT MCGOWZX N Vrce Pres1dent CHARLOTTE PETERSON Socml Representatrve DELBERT LEU Pres1dent CLASS CF 49 Our class IS offrcrally recogn1zed as one whlch has an abundance of talented and cap able members We have successfully com pleted half of our study 1n good old Darlmgton hrgh and look forward w1th great enthusrasm to our remammg years here We are proud of our many achrevements whrch Wlll pave the way for greater success 1n the future The freshman year was one we w1ll never forget' The freshman party the 1n1t1at1on gave us a boo t and general mtroductron 1nto hrgh school l1fe the class pxcnrc held at Ames Branch was another h1ghl1ght of that great year In September of thrs year many of our boys answered the call to report for football prac tlce and the1r work on the squad contrrbuted to the champlonshrp whrch was attamed From the experlence they have galned we confident ly look ahead to more champxonshrp teams Basketball was another popular sport wh1ch several members of our class partrcxpated All of the boys showed good promrse and we hope w1ll achleve a champlonshlp rn that sport next year To help the good work along rn athlet1cs our class elected v1vac1ous Rosre Hastert as cheerleader Her fme work w1th the rest of the cheerleaders added greatly to rnsplre the stu dent body and the teams Yes our class 1S very versatlle' BeSld9S an act1ve group partlclpatmg 1n athlet1cs we were also represented w1th several band members srngers ln the Glee nothmg of the FHA and FFA whrch have a large percentage of our members actrvely engaged 1n 1lS work Peter Grlbertson Ioan Havens Werner L19Chl1 Robert Monson and Tom Armstrong were the sophomore sh1n1ng stars rn the operet ta ROSIG Hastert and Carolyn Paschal were members of the orchestra The annual staff representatrves of our class consrst of two am brtxous members Ioan Havens and Werner Lrechtr The mam socral event for our class was the successful Sophomore Shuffle held on Valentme s eve I ' 3' ' ' ' ' Club and mixed chorus, forensic events to say 28 UTI-IE SOPI-IOMORES Taking Off . . . Q v -an x MW GROUPI BACK ROW lustlne Peterson Martha McGlnnls Betty Moore Ioe Van Matre Bllly Hocklnq Donald Rui DWGIHB lohnson Kelth bleqenthaler Blll Buttery IHIRD ROW loan Blalr BCSSIS Prlne Ioan Havens Mrs StevenSDn Advisor Barbara Merrlam Marlan Schllllng SECOND ROW Orvln Slegenthaler Janette Cullen Rosemary Goebel Florence Mosely Joanne Smlth Rosle Hastert Maxlne Douglas Wlnltred Mlll Davld Relchllng Paullne Luc anl Rosle Lancaster H-IONT ROW Lllld Goetz Mary Moran Werner Llechtl H arold Ru! Phllllp Iudklns Allce McDermott Lula Nevels GROUP H BACK ROW Pete Gllbertson Gaylord Rel hllnq Delb rt Leu DtCl'x Ray Mr Moore AdVISOI Robert Monson Tom McComlsh llm McKeon Tom Armstrong IHIRD ROW lerry Hlcks Dlck Walters F1112 Loken Therese Cunnln h M t q am Charlotte Peterson Ioe Rellly Robert lohnson Dlana ar y Caro yn Paschal Florence Harrls n Donna Nordqulst bECOND ROW loe Stoddard Harold lohnson L any Rlley Mary Lllen MCCOm1Sh losephlne Tuescher Bob McGowan Cllltord Meler Rose Ann OBrlen Helen Hut lack Putman FRONT ROW lohn Mlller Davld Sta tt h u ac er Floyd Hudson Elleen Trestrall Paullne Slmmons Glenn Garvey Barbara Paulson Mary Staver W H A 1 m.,,,,Sf 'N '93'- -253 'mg.,, ROBERT BUSCHOR Secrefary Treasurer JAMES ROWE Vxce Presxdent FRANKLIN QTEPHENSON Pres1dent IILL WILSON Socml Representctxve ...Ni W - ? 'vv,.,, ml N-1 CLASS OF SO The first few days ah yes were like o nightmare' We wondered around wide eyed innocent Cyou said 10 in a complete daze going every place at the wrong time After a few days or was it a month C73 we finally adjusted ourselves to hrgh school life and were thinking we were pretty goodll Then the storm broke wow INITIATIONVW The party lumpy reception that was accorded us After entertainlng our superiors w1th our skills and talents for a matter of C95 hours on such things as why do nuts have holes Elsie Frey prov mg her equal to Harry James on the cornet Toe nail painting boxing contests and singing with tones that sounded lust like something out of this world' we were applauded and THEN served delicrous refreshments We proved to be good sports and we look forward to future years when we will return the 1n1t1a tion compliment to other green freshiesl Of all things for lnnocent llttle freshmen to get stuck in next politics IS the worst' We dood it Frankie Stephenson became our class presi dent Iames Rowe our VICG president Robert Buschor secretary treasurer and Iill Wilson the soc1al representative tThe girls must have been democrats l Next our attentlon was turned tcst Both home rooms went far over their quo tas We were so good at selhng Caheml that we could have sold refrigerators to the esklmos Profit from the sale was split in two ways the athletic fund received S50 00 and w1th the remarnmg amount we had a party We all danced and danced and ouch' my poor bl1stered feet had lots of fun' Our class has made a fme record th1s year and we hope to make good high school students through the comlng years I started with a shocking event: it was a rather to the 'art' of selling in the magazine sale con- 30 THE FRESHMEN - Getting warmed Up . . . 1 GROUP I BACK ROW loe Huahes Paul Hess Brll Krlkelly Kenneth johnson Mrss Collms Adv sor Robert Lee Harry Gross Van Chap man Maurice Benson THIRD ROVS Beverly Jacobson Dorrs Hess Gertrude Lrechtr Rose Holland Grace Frscher Elsre Frey Arlrne Hanson Kathr ne Kreler loan Black Alrce Johnson Y SECOND ROW Pat Cassidy Delbert Lanae Dorothy Coullh d d ar Ar rth Garr son Harland Chambers Ronald Hexom Robert Buschor Arthur Kearns Jam s Brooks FRONT ROW Eddre Fttzstmmons Darlene Doyle Mary Bennett Marzana Hendrrckscn Ieanette Bcnedrct Pat Burke Mrke Canan GROUP II BACK ROW Dr-rvrd Wrlhelmson Frqnklm Stephenson Charles Sleep Lours Taschek Lots Rerchlma Mrss Connelly Advtsor lames Rowe lesse Schwartz Donna Martens Lourse Thommen THIRD ROW V rson Marqaret McCom1sh Arlene Taqafz Helen Mathys Kathleen Murray Ins Ru! Esther Shrllram erlene Martm Donna McDonald Irll Wl SECOND ROW Donald Van Matre Vrrqrnxa McDermott Lourse SYUCRI bhtrley MrNett Ruth Meter Carol Stout Bernard McDermott Walter Salathe FRONT ROW Marcla Terrrll Thoma M s oran Iohn Stauttacher joe Mlcka Lawrence Wrllams Owen Thompson Bull Rotzoll Harold OBr1en 1 - - Q N, r s tl :W X ? l. ' 1 g wg. , ff' If -X A s V . . S+ Q' '54 Ax. , f f, Ne te. I ' My V K 4 K- - - g K S 1 , K lg 3 I x X' R I Q: -If x. X' 'W G K ,A I l WFT! if ,ff s X' fLf7'..N 'iiffifgt .imvikli Y3'.S.l1 ' Q 5 1 , 19 ' fr Hi! va . ,ff Z , ,E .,' gym SCJ' .1 5 1 if ,az gU !s'l ' 14 mam jd whk Q Q ,,..v nf BACK ROW: Coach, W'. W. 'Wadzy' Martens: Assislant Coach, George Stevenson, Assistant Coach, Otto Rui. FIFTH ROW: P, O'Brien, J. Mueller, F. Hudson, P. ludklns, I, Van Matre, D, johnson, I. Hicks. FOURTH ROW: G. Deery, J. Rlelly, I. Hoeper, O. Sieqenthaler, D. Garvey, K. Havens, J. McComish. THIRD ROW: R. johnson, H. Hay, F. Loken, B. O'Neil, L. Osferday, R. Monson, R. Geissbuhler. SECOND ROW: Manager M. Steiner, H. McGranahan, D. Whalen, 1. Ruppert, E. Bell, FI. Halverson, R. E. Monson, 1. Leahy. FRONT ROW: R. Monson, I. Hicks, H. Van Wie, B. Schuerte, 1, Frutiq, D. Power, B. Fink. UNDISPUTED CHAMPS SOUTH 34 1 , -17' - n pl l J I Q FIFTH HOW: D. Lincicum, D. Buschor, D. Stauliacher, F. Hess, I. Fitzqerald, FOURTH HOW: H. Heichlinq, C. Meir, H. Johnson, L, Martin, D. Walters, H. Ruel, W. Buttery. THIRD HOW: F. Reichlinq, D, Larson, C. Osrerday, B. Keiiler, E. Halverson, D. Hui. SECOND ROW: B. Wieqel, F. O'Brien, K. Sieqenthaler, D, Leu, W. Zimmerman, A. Erickson, Manager E, Kirwin. FRONT ROW: C. Putman, T. Armstrong, I. Putman, R. McGowan, H. Hicks, L. Armstrong. WISCONSIN CONFERENCE WESTERN 35 The Queen is Crowned Kllroys Converszon Hego caught th1s one S s s t boom Ah' Mcoonnell d1IeCtS Hoya1Hos1e Popeye p11ots the puddle jumper 36 4.4.4 I 1: -my Dad's Day at Darlington Schuett trres agam Rudy down and ten yards to go S SW1V9Ih1pS Hrcks Someone s chasmg Larry aqam' X 'Sf- The Claw Kmg Osterday Trapped agam 37 FOOTBALL PIGSKIN PARADE DARLINGTON 18 BOSCOBEL 7 Darlington opened the 1946 championship football season by defeatlng Boscobel by a score of 18 7 At hrst it was an even battle with Boscobel ahead 7 6 at the half Darlington came back with power and plenty of it durmg the third period and put Boscobel in the back seat by scor1ng tw1ce to make the final score 187 Bob Schuett our star pass snatcher scored all three touchdowns DARLINGTON 35 FENNIMORE 13 Tak1ng the offense three times during the hrst quarter the Darlington squad scored on each march down the held to make the score at the end of the hrst period 210 When the final gun sounded Darlington was on the long end of a 35 13 score Bernard Fmk the D H S K1lroy set the sea son record of five straight conversions after the touchdowns Touchdowns were made by Schuett Armstrong and Hicks DAHLINGTON 12 PLATTEVILLE 7 Darlmgton romped over Plattevllle for its their hrst scoring march tallied on a 12 yard aer1al pass from Vanderzee to Schuett to take the lead 6 0 1n the f1rst quarter Before the half ended Platteville came back scored and con verted making the score 7 6 Refusing to stay behind Darlmgton in the third period drove the length of the field then completed a pass from Vanderzee to Kleffer for the flnal and w1nn1ng touchdown of the game DARLINGTON 20 MOUNT HOREB 14 A savage second half offensive and a gal lant goal 11ne stand 1n the hnal seconds of play netted Darlmgton high school football team an all lmportant 2014 victory over Mount Horeb at our homecoming October 26 Mount Horeb s final scormg attempt ended six inches from the goal line after be1ng held for three consecutive downs by the Darlmgton line Darlmgton s touchdowns were made by Van derzee and Ge1ssbuhler DARLINGTON 25 DODGEVILLE 6 The Redbirds continued thelr championship bid by defeating Dodgeville there for the Red blrds fifth straight wm X W. ML Receiving the opening kickoff Darlmgton marched down the held to take the lead in the first quarter Armstrong plunged over center for the score A 12 yard pass from Vanderzee to Schuett accounted for the second touchdown of the game Early 1n the fourth quarter Hicks stepped through a hole over tackle and alded by fine blockmg made a brllllant 93 yard run fPuff ed a pass in mldfleld and chalked up the final score of the game DARLINGTON 37 LANCASTER 12 Darlmgton proved that they had what 1t takes no matter what the conditions by defeating Lancaster 37 12 on a held that was practically under water Darlington scored in every quarter We took a 13 O lead in the hrst period and held a 19 6 edge at the half Ge1ssbuhler scored on a one yard plunge Armstrong scored twice on runs of 11 and 24 yards and Schuett scored three times on pass DARLINGTON 40 MINERAL POINT 13 Finishing the 46 football season in true champronship style the Redmen routed Min eral Point by a 4013 margin in the annual Armistlce Day battle here Touchdowns were made by Armstrong Schuett Ge1ssbuhler and MCG-ranahan The senior squad members were honored at the half and the fathers and spon sors of the boys were presented Oh yes it s been a great season' ll II . 1 . . . Jw. A l u . . . ,Q r . I . . . wg .- . . 5, D . 5 - , , -'x 1 I ' ff , X u - 1 1 third straight conference win. The Redbirds, on Puffl' ImmediUl91Y f0u0WinQ1 Schuett lnlefCePl' - , - es. 38 GIRLS ATHLETICS AMAZONIANS GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION CAPTAINS IOP ROW ty e h Tesh IHONT ROW M q t Pay! S ly M 6 The g1rls phys1cal education classes have had a most successful year Outstandmg con tests held between the gym classes were the baseball and basketball tournaments Wh1Ch cllmaxed the trammg recelved in the regular per1ods Ballroom dancmg was also taught the g1rls Mrs Stevenson the g1rls physrcal educa tion director deserves a lot of cred1t for her fme work 39 I - 4 3' 1' -s Q . 1 if I lj X ' : Diane Mar , Ioan Haven, Bessie Prine, Justine Peterson, Darlyne Schumach r, Lea F1 y, Iosephine u c er. ' : ar are ner, hire cConnel1, Corolyn Curry, Rosalie Has! rt. . ' . . , ' ' ' BASKETBALL - The Bucketeers! BASKETBALL SQUAD FRONT ROW k y d W l H SECOND ROW C l P t q l D THOWBllONlE lyM DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS 40 h il CONFERENCE GAMES Boscobel Fennlmore Plattev111e Mt Horeb Dodgev111e Lancaster Boscobel Fenmmore P1attev1l1e Mt Horeb Dodgevrlle Lancaster Mmeral Po1nt NON CONFERENCE 38 Belmont Shullsburg 3 Monucello 3 Alumm Shullsburg PLATTEVILLE REGIONAL 8 Plattev11le 3 Boscobel 9 Mt Horeb Darlmgton 4th place 1n reg1onal :Dic Power, Larr Armstrong, Bernar ieqel, Bob Schuetr, Roger Vanderzee, Ronad i : ar uman,1ohn Fruti , Bernard Fink, jerry Fitzgerald, Pau O'Brlen, Bob ouqlas. LAS : i ' ei, vert Bell, Hre cGrcmahan, lack Simmons. Mcmaqer Bob Heed. Coac O D.H.S. ............ 51 Mineral Point . TI-IAT'S THE SPIRIT BASKETBALL B TEAM FRONT ROV1 Don Hui Tom McCom1sh Tom Armstrong Bob Monson Delbert Leu Keith Serqenthaler Bob McGowan SECOND ROW Fritz Loken Bill Buttery Jack Putman Joe Leahy Gaylord Rerchlmq Elden Halverson Floyd Hudson THIRD HOW Peter Gxlberson Walter Zrmmerson David Reichlmq Manager Bob Reed Darlington s Redb1rds opened the 1946 47 basket ball season by defeating both Belmont and Shulls burg in non conference openers Scoring f1Ve wins to s1xth in 11ne Leading the scorers for the Redbirds was Roger Vanderzee with 172 conference points Dick Power was next in line with 132 Entering the consolation finals 1n Platteville the team lost to Mount Horeb giving Darlington fourth place Sen1ors leaving the team this year are Larry Armstrong Bob Schuett Roger Vanderzee Dick Power Paul OBr1en and Harley McGranahan 41 nine defeats in conference play, Darlington finished F .F .A. BASKETBALL - uSnappy Shooters BACK ROW: Edward Halverson, Mr. McNett, Advisor: Bill Keifer. FRONT ROW: Ioe Ruppert, Raymond Stephenson, Charles Osterday, Francis O'Brien, Robert johnson. BACK ROW Glenn Garvey james Rowe Frcwklrn Stephenson 42 N FRONT ROW: Richard Buschor, Dwaine Garwrey, Kent Hover-s, Francis McGowan, Delbert Whalen, LETTERMEN S CLUB Wearers of the D ' 332- -1 TOP ROW D Larson B Schuett B ONer1 B Wregel K Havens L Armstrong F Rerchlrnq THIRD ROW R Hrcks J htzqerald C Osterday R Vanderzee R Monson C Putman F McGowan I Putman LOWER ROW I OBr1en H McGranahan H Getssbuhler E Krrwcm M Stemer P OBIIEI' E Bell I Ruppert H Van Wxe Members of the newly organ1zed Lettermen s er mterest 1n athletlcs and promote sportsman Club are easlly recognlzed by thelr black shlp throughout the school Offlcers are How sweaters w1th cardlnal letters cmd numerals ard Van Wte presldent Raymond Stephenson Thrrty seven 1n all the boys help Create a great v1ce president and Bob Schuett sec y treas Hog Vanderzee Darl1ngtons star quarterback 1S an All State man th1s year wh1ch means hell play w1th the states best rn Madlson th1s fall ,JW Although he drdn t score so many touchdowns on h1s own he tossed eleven touchdown passes to Bob Schuett to earn the reputatlon of be1ng the most versat1le player ln the league When the goxng got tough he went through for that extra yardage when we needed rt most He s bound for col lege th1s year and we expect to see Roger 1n more actlon on the gr1d1ron 43 I N X I I - ., . , - 'L 'f ' ' f 'T w -M ' Q Q-'H --'r ' H rv --f . SECOND ROW: R, Stephenson, L. Osterday, R. Monson, R. Douglas, D. Powers, R. Reed, D. Hinkins, J. Frutiq, D. Whalen, A. Erickson, . , . . . . , I . . . . . , - I - - I I - ' 1, H . I - . . , . ' E . ' 1. ga , ' A . I PEP CLUB HOT DOG VENDERS PICKLE IN THE MIDDLE AND THE MUSTARD ON TOP The Pep Club was organlzed a number of years ago lts purpose 15 to support the athlet1c events of the school select the cheerleaders buy thelr umforms cmd back them up 1n the cheerlng Hard workrng members sell sand wlches pop and candy at the foo ball games Thrs prov1des funds for the organ1zat1on and grves a welcome snack to hungry fans Membershrp IS made up of all glrls rn the three upper classes One of thelr blggest jobs IS the plan n1ng and putt1ng on of the 1n1t1at1on of the freshmen each fall CHEERLEADERS LARYNGITIS TEMPSTERS Darl1ngtons cheerleaders have developed an outstandlng reputatlon for stxmulatmg pep and enthuslasm In every athletlc event you w1ll flnd them work1ng hard lead1ng the peppy cheers Sports events provxde an excellent opportunxty to promote democrahc sp1r1t fa1r play and he ab1l1ty to get along wrth each other Our cheerleaders make a specral effort to show courtesy at all tunes and try to foster sportsmanlrke conduct on the part of spectators 44 ll . . II I I I - - - . A . . 1 1 K - , . II II . , - - , . 1 I l ' . PEP CLUB OFFICERS Left to Rrqhl: Mildred Stover, Vice President, Shuley Mclonnell, Treasurer: Roselle Nilieneqqer, Secrelcryf Patsy McCcrten, Pres:dent,' Mrs. Benedict, Advisor. -'ui LL CHEERLEADERS 45 , in , X A x A 4 . fir rc Iizrjhr' Dons Benedict, Corolyn Curry, Burbcrf: Gzrfzcrz, Ecscige Hnslerr, Patsy M:Ccul0n, Br-vcrly Arrvtsrrcnq FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Fruitful F utureu The Future Farmers of America is a national organization of boys studying vocational agri- culture in public high schools. Its purpose is to give instruction to students of vocational agriculture and to develop experience in farm- ing as an occupation. In this organization mem- bers learn how to conduct meetings, to speak in public, to cooperate and work together and to bear responsibility. Our Chapter of Future Farmers of America was organized ten years ago. Since that time it has steadily grown until it is now one of the largest chapters in this section of the state. Mr. McNett, our instructor and advisor, has been an invaluable aid to us and under his able supervision we hope to reach notable ac- complishments. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMOHES BACK ROW: Dwaine lohnson, Delbert Leu, Richard Hay, lames McKean, Donald Lincium, Tom McComish, lerry Hicks, Keith Sieqenthaler. FOURTH ROW: Joe Van Matre, Harold Johnson, Bob lohnson, Fritz Logan, Laurence Riley, Bob McGowan, Ioe Reilly, Kenneth Iohn- son, Donald Rui. THIRD ROW: Orvin Sieqenthaler, Franklin Stephenson, Pat Burke, Billy Klllwlly. James Rowe. l0llf1 Mueller, Pdul Hess, Carl Meier, David Reichling. SECOND ROW: David Stailacher, Eddie Fitzsimmons, Glen Garvey, lohn Staiiacher, Ronald Hexom, Donald Van Matre, BOb Buschor, Harold O'Brien, Tom Moran. FRONT ROW: Pat Cassidy, Delbert Lange, Phil Iudkins, Harlan Chambers. FLEA 2 . 2 Iii F. F. A. - Down to Earth Men IUNIORS AND SENIOBS ' BACK ROW: Bernard Fink, Kent Havens, Bill O'Neill, Bill Kieffer, Edward Mclfeon, Francis McGowan, Arlin Erickson. THIRD ROW: Mr. McNett, Advisor, Raymond Stephenson, Robert Monson, Hoqer Monson, Francis O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Harley McGranahan, Paul O'Brien, lerry Howe, Dwaine Garvey, Fred Hess, FRONT ROW: Raymond Lange, Bob Douglas, joe Ruppert, lack Simons, Leroy Martin. The Future Farmers of America, Darlington Vice-President .. Chapter, elected the following officers for this Treasurer .. year: Secretary . . Reporter .. President .. . Kent Havens Advisor .. 47 Harold Schadewalt, Everette Bell, Dick Buschor, Howard lacobson. . . Bob Douglas .. Ioe Ruppert . . . . Arlin Erickson .. David Staufiacher. .. Mr. McNett Future Homemakers of Amerlca I 4-sr ,iw W' Cf? 3 E' 1-I F H A OFFICERS I - -Q' Q, M- J . , 1 ' se A6 f - -X pb 'ff ' 5 -I .J .ro y V' - ' at li 4 N, J , X il., 5 1 BACK ROW: Kathryn Van Matre, Annie Jean, Mary Murray. FR : oro n urr , Mrs. Stevenson, Advisor: Velma Loring. v... l ' ' ' ' L l . , 3 . . K 48 ONT How c ry c y DARLINGTON CHAPTER Future Homemakers of Amerrca The Future Homemakers Club 1n Home Economlcs was organrzed rn he fall of 1946 w1th 52 members A d1str1ct meetmg of the chapters 1n thls sectlon was held at Mrneral Pornt and 45 of our members heard the outl1ne of the years program Th Future Farmers helped us launch our yearly program by spon sormq a 1o1n dance 1n the fall and 1D th1s way we earned money to carry out other club UCl1V1l1eS Boxe for War Rehef rn European countrres were packed by our club A wxnter Fashron Chow was presented to the Extenslon Home makers Club and v1s1t1ng mothers and a tea was served to guests by the foods department The models were all Home Econom1cs students and each wore a costume she had created for herself Demonstratrons w1l1 be presented by Darlrne Krlcoyne and Carolyn Paschal at the dlstrrct contest thls sprrng Darhne won the cherry pre bakmg contest for Southwestern Wrsconsm 1n February The Future Home makers plan to serve a Father son banquet for the Future Farmers and therr fathers ln Aprll SISTERS OF THE SKILLET BACK ROW: Grace Fischer, Beverly lacobson, Donna Jean Martin, Louise Thommen, Katherine Kieffer, Io Anne Black, Doris Hess. SECOND ROW: Mary Bennet, Louise Stucki, Carol Stout, lris Rui, lill Wilson. FRONT ROW: Gertrude Liechti, Virginia McDermott, Mariana Hendrickson, Ruth Meier, ,lcrnet Benedict, Marcia Terrill, Darlene Doyle, t X s BACK ROW: Mildred Johnson, Leah Flannery, Caroline Paschal, Marilyn Burgess, Veronica Burke, Lillian Benson, Beverly Armstrong. THIRD ROW: Betty Armstrong, Diana Marty, Floriene Hanson, Caroline Mill, Darlyne Schumacher, Doris Geyer, Doris McGranahan. SECOND ROW: Advisor, Mrs. Stevenson, Annie lean, Helen Glatz, Isobel BGHSGUCY, DGIIGHS KilCOyr1e, Barbara Gordon. FRONT HOW: Corolyn Curry, Kathryn Van Matre, Velma Loring, Carol Paulson, 49 Senior Class Play - Brother Goose ll! il r il STANDING: Francis Reichlinq, Barbara Meylor, Margaret Paynfer, Carol Prine, Joyce Wilson. SEATED: Audrey Howe, Howard Van Wie, Marilyn Stout, Dick Power, Shirley McConnell, Mary Martin. Presenting the Seniors in The Production, Brother Goose Lights! Curtain! Action! On April 18, weeks of work were justified as the appreciative audience applauded the fine performance by the cast. The characters were: Ieff .......................... !Dick Power! Maybe it'll have a better figure after it's ironed. Peggy ...................... !Mary Martin! Oh, no! I never go upstairs. Wes ................... tHoward Van Wie! Boy is that Mason wren a perfect babe. Hy .................... fShirley McConnell! Mosquitos will work inside just as fast as Wes, I betcha! Carol ...................... fMarilyn Stout! Maybe the postman's trying to carry my Chrysler. Lenore ...................... Cloyce Wilsonl Oh, I've had a dreadful experience. 50 Eve ...,.................... fAudrey Howel Ah think a big man like you would let me do almost anything ah wanted, wouldn't you Wesley? Mrs. Trimmer ........... fMargaret Paynterl No doubt he's in heaven playing poker with my husband. n Sarah .................... fBarbara Meylorl Yes, mam! I'l1 just go out there and sorta 'insinuate' mahself. Helen ......................... !Carol Prine! Was one of you two going to do the dish- es, or was you going to leave them to weather? Truck Driver ............ fFrancis Reichlingl Where's that kid! Last but not least, Miss Connelly deserves a great deal of credit as the director of this suc- cessful play. FORENSICS Hot All' Merchants As the second semester began those eager sentence agam coached M1ss Coll1ns cmd so students entermg forensics chose thexr declam 1t went untll we sa1d our speeches 1n our sleep at1ons readmgs and so on cmd settled down awaxtmg the local contest held on March 13 to hours of practlce CD1d I say hours'?l Then more dr1ll1ng for those who made the Open your mouth and let the words come d1str1ct contest at Dodgev1lle out dont turn so sharply lets try that last 'T i Lgwssmmfnli J.. ...M Q 1 gs--2 'inf DECLAMATION GROUP I BACK ROW Jack Putman Donna Martens Ioyce Wrlson Helen Martm Miss Collms Coach Gerald Hrcks bECOND ROW Barbara Meylor Margaret Paynter Patsy McCarten Mary Martm Beverly Armstrong FRONT ROW Carol Stout Charlotte Peterson Manlyn Stout Mrldred Ctaver Corolyn Curry Carol Prme ORATOHY GROUP ll BOTTOM ROW John Stautfacher Pat Burke Drck Buschor Le-Roy Martan Werner Lrechtx SECOND ROW George Deery Brll Buttery Francrs Rerchlmq Bernard Wreqel John Hrcks Mzss Theobald Coach 51 XX ' Il ,. can ,as e if LEX '- t . 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Ioan Sm th Ianet Benedrct Alrce McDermott Beverly Jacobson SECOND ROW Beverly Armstrong Donna Nordquzst Ioyce Rerchmq Lourse Stuckt Shrrley McNett Ros Holland Wmtlred Mrll lune Bredeson Dorothy Coulthard Marcra Terrrl Elsie Prey BOIIOM ROW Paulrne Howard Ioan Black Barbara Gordon Charlotte Peterson Sh rley McConnell Mar lyn Stout losephrne luescher Patsy McCarten Mary Martm Ardtth Troy The esa Cunntnqham A s 9' ' , ' - . , A J ' I . - if A- , 1 rn . A . . , ' ' ' l .., 1 . 4, I ' . i . ' ' M, . ,rf re t 4 .. 1' N -. l V ,, . . ,, - . f ' 5 K 4 . I I N N . f fb ' ' it C I.. ' I 1 ,SS , ' . , , A V I I is -s N , I N Q . ff - I 1 my M G ' ' ' . ' . - ' ,. - ' Q, D l . N ' x h i ' 1 Q sf: , 4 , ' e f 4 err H - - We I , 1 'rjg,,,. . O ' . vi ' ' t, A b f x 4' I V ' we , 3 N ' t ' , . 51: V ' N 4 1 4 L t K . 1 . 1 W I 4 -1 ' . , 4 A , q A A ' ' ' ' 4 - . -F . N i wr, M' . I L . Aw it I . va- , Z' V I . sl V 4 ' , ' x I fum Lf' ' , , X 5 ' I fl A : v il - ' N . X . ., , v 1 -fq, .. If ,. 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BOIIOM ROW Ldward lrtzsrmmons Roqer Olson Phrl judl-rms DGVId Staullacher lOhf'l SYUUHUCHW WNUCY L95-'hfl Rflymona Long Pat Cassrdy SECOND ROW Bob EuscHor Ronald Hrcks Charles Sleep Pete Grlbertson Iohn Frutrq Drck Buschor Pat Burke Harold OBr1en IHIRD HOW Bzll Ktetl r Rolert Monson lack Putman Dck PCWSI Cflll Pufmf-U1 lP YY Edflflf H Heed B11 KIHCQUY B Buttery HJURTH ROW Kent Havens Francs Rerchlrnq Edward MCKQOH Yom Amstronq Bob Monson Bernard Wreqel Bob Schuett L rry Armstronq 52 wr OPERETTA ThefDHS Thespians Equal Hollywood BACK HOW: Beinard Weigel, Donny Kelly, Harold Crist, Ioe Ruppert, Don Martens, Donald Baldwin, Werner Liechti, Charles Sleep, Robert Reed, Kent Havens, Tommy Armstrong, Larry Armstrong, Bill Kilkelly, Rudy Geissbuhler, Lilla Goetz, Cathryn Land- phier, loyce Reichlinq, Barbara Bryson, Mr. Wood, Francis Reichlinq. SECOND ROW: Mike Canaan, Ioe Micka, Larry Engels, Bill Rotzoll, Audrey Howe, Pauline Howard, Beverly Armstrong, loan Havens, Charlotte Peterson, Donna McDonald, Lois Reichlinq, Rosie Hastert, Dorothy McConnell, Carol Stout, Iris Rui. FRONT ROW: Peter Gilbertson, Robert Buscher, Eddie Fitzsimmons, Mary Martin, D0riS Benedict, Shirley MCCOIUIGII, lOS9Phine Tuescher, Ardith Troy, Isabel Benedict, Marilyn Stout, Corolyn Curry, Patsy McCarten, Dick Buscher. The presentation of the two-act light opera, Pioneer's Papoose, on March 4 and 5 won im- mediate acclaim as one of the finest presenta- tions of its kind ever performed on the D.H.S. stage. Talented actors, actresses and singers starring amid a beautiful stage setting and colorful lighting effects, accompanied by fine orchestral music, created a polished produc- tion which will lonq be remembered. The story centered around the peaceful tribe of the Tomahawk Indians who lived in the western wilderness surrounded by beauti- ful lakes and mountains. Upon arrival of the pioneer who was seeking the war-like arrow- head tribe on a quest of vengeance, the peace of the Tomahawks ceased. War with the Ar- rowheads: their ultimate defeat, and the joyous reunion of the pioneer with his long lost son climax the story. The principals in the cast were: Bernard Wiegel . . . . . Chief Tomahawk Larry Armstrong .. .. Prince Whiteface Peter Gilbertson . . . . . Layemout Richard Buschor . . . . . Pioneer Pat McCarten .. .. Waltzie Audrey Howe . . . . Lillamush Corolyn Curry . .. . . Moonfair Shirley McConnell . . . . . Starshine Isabel Benedict . . . . . . Bowbright Werner Liechti . . . . . Lightfoot The operetta was presented as a joint ben- efit for the Annual fund and the Band Uniform fund. Mr. Wood directed the production. BAND - Hoot and Toot Gang BACK ROW: D. Martens, I. Stauttacher, B, Wiegel, R. Monson, 1, Hastert, L, Tashek, P. Gilbertson, Mr. Wood, Director. FOURTH ROW: C. Curry, l. Haven, M. Hirsbrunner, D. McConnell, D. Teasdale, G. Reichlinq, I. Edgar, D. Kelly, M. Burgess, 1, Put- man, I. Rui, J. Eckerman, L, Walder, R. Oeschlin, C. Putman, P. McCarten, I. Reichlinq, R, Hastert. THIRD ROW: C. Frey, A. Taqatz, H. Sowls, D. Martens, M. McComish, V. Burke, C. Paschal, I. Benedict, H, Martin, T. Stautlacher, E. Zenz, A. Hansen, M. Canan. J. Micka, L. Reichlinq, B. Bryson. SECOND ROW: M. Terrill, P. Howard, M. Stout, I. Skattum, M. Murry, M. Martin, C. Stout, A. Johnson, V. Martin, D. Staultacher, F. Hansen, J. Chambers, B, Rotzoll, D. Nelson, D. Baldwin. FRONT ROW: D, Taschek, R. Lange, P. Badertscher, W. Rooney, W. Leichti, B. Roselip, R. Frey, B. Cullen, B, Gordon, I. Benedict, P. Skattum, B. McConnell, R. Helm, L. Engels, F. Ruf. From the first day of school in the fall to the last day of school in the spring, the bandroom of Darlington high is the busiest spot in the building. From the shrill tones of the piccolo to the deep tones of the bass - from the first clarinet to the last cornet, each member is taught the fundamentals, aided and encour- aged along the way by Mr. Wood who. inci- dentally, is considered tops by all. The high school band peps up the football games and basketball games, puts on a few concerls each year to show their skill in the classical line of music and, on the whole, do their best to make all activities a success. For the past few years it has been their goal to have new uniforms. On March 27th of this year that goal was realized. They are really all they hoped for, and each and every mem- ber is proud to wear his, and show that he, too, is part of that fine organization, the Darling- ton high school band. T W I R L I N G C O R P S - F1exie Fingers, Nimble Wrists ,few 1 Q.. 5, S1 ,K 4- W f-'- --e -----v-n4- -f-A' 'fr-' . '- V-' WA?-S.r,, L-Y--L-M .,.... - F.,- .........,..- , W- - -A M1 L, -1 j ' ' Mi, rw.,-v-Q 'A TM. ,.,,.w ' 'vu QM? r ,,.+.,.,.. ..,,....,.-,.4......l-ww, - Q ,,,m,,,m,,,., ,, f 1 ti., ,, -.w.4..., ,M -. . ..MrM,, V, . ,,.,A....3,,,, ,. A..-...,-.--.-Wu-M Mm,--wm-W M f . ..,....,. LEFT TO RIGHT Ivfgrgrg- Mogrg, Rurh Ellen Mcfxriand, Mrldred Stcrver Dorgs McGrc1ncr:c1n, Murqoret Poynter, Mrldred lohnscn, Lear: Flannery Gnd Sh rley McConnell, Drum Major. KNEELIN15' Billy Mfffrrlcnd, Carol Iscrn Moseley. LEFT TO RIGHT Pculrne Luerrnr, Mzrgcn Schrlfrnq, Wrn:tred Mrlr, Shrrley .'NICNett, Mary Sraver, Mary Bennett, Pzzulrne Srmmons, Erleen Trcstrrcrl, LEFT TO RIGHT' Ezfrrh Deery, jcydn Fern, Shegjgg Frrzqergld, fgnrce Ward, Pfrtsy Howery, Mcrrqcrer Hendrrckson, Cindcr Curry, Dizrlene Terpstrzr. 55 V . BASEBALL - 'lOne, Two, Three Strikes M 4 , W - L, , - My-. ,W 9 . ,A ,A..,,,,. ,,.,, ... h..., .l,..,,,n,,.. ,,., , . , ,,,.,,,.., ,,.,, ,t...,....,,..N, . , ...H TOP ROW R V d M 0 O R IG M Ste WERHOVIRHR lFtq D RS!ph POB FOB RDP BASEBALL 46 Darlxngton f1n1shed second ln the 1946 base ball league w1nn1ng all non conference games and loslng only two conference games T start off the season Darllngton won seven games stra1ght by a w1de margln then lost to Mt Horeb by a score of 1 to O The only run NON CONFERENCE DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS Shullsburg Shullsburg Hallandale Belmont Belmont scored was 1n the last half of the nmth 1nn1ng Irv1ng Zlmmerman s S99 99 arm along w1th lack Boyle s covermg of the second base area carned our team to many v1ctor1es Other senlors who w11l be m1ssed th1s year are Homer Parklnson Dlck MCGIHHIS and B111 Curry CONFERENCE DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS DHS Mmeral Po1nt Dodgevzlle Mt Horeb Mmeral Po1nt Dodgev1lle Mt Horeb ANNUAL STAFF The midnight oil burns every Tuesday TOP ROW: Mr. Wood, Dick Power, Bernard Wiegel, Carl Putman, Mr. Stevenson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Benedict, Audrey Howe, June Bredeson, Ioan Haven, Mary ,lo Martin, Ardith Troy, Miss Theobald. FRONT ROW: john Hicks, Corolyn Curry, Werner Liechti, Marilyn Stout, Doris BCl'ISdiCl, Bill Rotzoll, Mike Canan, loe Ruppert. An annual is a great invention: The school gets all the fame, The printer gets all the money, And the staff gets all the blame. The Pekatonika staff of '47 began their weeks of work early in the fall, hoping we could cap- ture many ot the exciting events taking place. This year's staff was made up of Mary Martin, Editor: Ioe Ruppert, Assistant Editor: Audrey Howe and Corolyn Curry, Feature editors: Dick Power, Sports editor and drawings: Bernard Weigel, Sports editor: Iohn Hicks and Mike Canan, Photography: Werner Liechti and Carl Putman, Business managers: Marilyn Stout, Senior class editor and drawings: Doris Bene- dict, Iunior class editor: loan Havens, Sopho- more class editor: Bill Rotzoll, Freshman class editor: and Iune Bredeson and Ardith Troy, typists. The teachers who were the advisors on this year's annual staff were Miss Theobald, Mrs. Benedict, Mr. Wood, and Mr. Stevenson. You now know who to blame for this so-called masterpiece. We've tried, honestly, to give you the best yearbook possible. We hope you will like the 1947 Pekatonika, not for the outstand- ing write-ups and articles, but because it's your annual - about you, your friends, and espe- cially your school, the best school of all. AM 1201 12 02 12 05 1210 12 30 12 42 12 45 00 0 115 6 32 1 45 1 46 1 47 1 50 55 1 59 200 230 300 301 345 401 500 501 530 600 630 700 730 800 830 845 859 900 90 902 915 A Day of a Students Lrfe D I-I S Bob Schuett yawns and says Gee thrs rs the latest Ive ever been up rn my lrfe Charlre and Corolyn entertarn the rest of Lamont Rrght srde left srde rts all the same to us on Marn Street Armstrong dents a fender on Horeshoe Bend Why dont they strarghten out that road from Wrota to Moore s If they dont Roger wrll The dance orchestra wonders where the people are We know Buttons turns the spotlrght on a new romance Dwarne Hrnkrns has been rn bed for exactly frve hours The dance rs over and the races begrn Schroebers statron serves sorta sober crtrzens Ronnre and Dorrs decrde the davenport rs softer than a car seat Verlene starts on the second shrtt Varrety rs e sprce of lrfe Lyle Osterday decrdes that resolutrons are made to be broken fAnyway he has to wart another three hours for Charlrel As Bob frnrshes hrs yawn McCartens dog chases hrm off the porch The Martm two are through for the nrght All ready? The bus statron looks lrke a hamburger eatrng contest Hey whos got the ketch up? Arlre Errckson srghs Nothrng ever happens to me' B111 ONerls lookrng for a rrde out rnto the wrld blue yonder Theres a Sentrmental Iourney to Benedrcts Iohn Frutrg after hrs ten hour snooze decrdes 1 s not trme for school so goes back to sleep Frtzgerald gets three wheels on the ground or that last corner Dwrght tells Emogene Gee Ma told me to rn at eleven Norman arrrves home from Moonlrght on rrm and no spare Peace and quret settles over the valley Fred Hess strcks one foot out on the floor to see rf rts cold Oh well drdnt want to get up anyway McGowan s eyes are only half open so he dons a radar surt to make rt to the barn Bob Monson starts paradrng wrth the Homogenrzed Chalk Water Mrlt Stemer falls out of bed Not a creature was strrrrng not even Mrss Theo bald Here comes Lamont back agarn so soon2 Power gets the frrst horn One brg strr as DHS wakes up Ho hum back to the brarn factory Loudspeakers start to crackle tAhem1 Aha' If you cant be out of the door before the bell stops rrngrng you re a well anyway most f us make rt Somebody set my locker George comes up srngmg Open the Door Rrchard to argue hrs way rnto class Thrs rs gorng to be a long day and proceeds A M 9 58 1015 10 30 1102 1130 1145 1155 Somebodys rumprng the gun Van Wre starts another story Second show rs on rn the Band room Is E Bell present A strange odor drrfts out of the Chemrstry room Ierry Frtzgerald wrll you please turn around? We couldnt make trme lrke thrs rn a frre drrll 11551f2Prckett takes off 1156 12 00 12 05 1210 12 30 12 45 12 50 12 59 145 200 230 300 320 345 350 Hrcks and hrs 14 lrrends pull away from the curb Noon Kelly takes over the Texaco statron The unlucky few wrthout cars are playrng pool Watch those stop srgns a srren rs pretty loud you know Over the hrlls and far away thats where you trnd the Martrns Remember rl you skrp your mom has to get you back rn Home Rooms quret' Clear the hall here comes Carol Prrne ZZZ one has to sleep sometrme Floyd Hudson whrnes What page are we on? Some day we re gonna take some trme and staple the pages back rn our Englrsh books The bell rang Mr Moore honest Change of scenery always helps Some say that parn rsnt real But when I turn my back Then srt on a tack I dont lrke what I thrnk 1 feel Suppose we move agarn late thrs trme Athletrc marvels work out rn the gym The drums go bang and the symbals clanq and the horns blaze away Ruf recrtes and we quote Lets wrn thrs next one hummm Popeye srngs GIVE ME FIVE MINUTES MORE and Ill be chased out rf I dont leave on my own' 3 59'f1PI decrdes that another half mrnute pacrng the 400 445 455 500 600 701 730 800 B30 9 5 930 945 hall wont hurt anythrng All roads lead to the Sweet Shop tHey how about that coke 1 won thrs mornrngl As Wregel frnrshes food at the Sweet Shop the loudspeaker blares Last bus leavrng for Powers Schuetts Armstrongs and all pornts North Bus rs loaded' Call out a specral two trrps to nrght Supper trme frolrc Soups on Theres a long nrght ahead' Where ll we go Fayette Wrota or Grat1ot'P Shes only an electrrcrans daughter but she has good connectrons Porches creak as DHS Romeos call for therr grnches Typewrrters are smokrng tSos one of our Col leagues J Kellys had a sleep goes down town lrkes rt and decrdes to stay Speed Ardrth and Frzz are rndulgrng rn a game of Brd Eouchre 1The mrssrng partner rs the mystery 1 Iunror wolves patrol Marn Street Result one long low whrstle I I 1: ' ' ' ' ' 2 ' ' , 1: 1 ' ' . h - l 1:1 ' ' ' ' - - A ' D 1: ' . 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