Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

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Phy. Ed. Mixed Chorus Stage Setting Library Shop Freshman Study Hall Typing Ag. IOOL

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Francis Crist and Ray Schwartz Custodians uuiuui uu n The Halls They Keep Clean A New Dress Tumble The Noon Stag Line — 8 —

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ewols Class Office Gilbert Goetz . . . .President Donald Baldwin . . .Vice President Margie Moore......Secretary-Treasurer Bernadette Me Dermott . .Social Repre- sentative All the Seniors can relax. We made it! It took us four long years of fun and struggle but we’re here. We’re going to take along a great deal of book knowledge from D. H. S. and a lot of memories. This will be our last chance as a class to boast and do some recollecting so here goes. We came in as a timid group of Freshies, but we caught on fast. We did our best of work and became the slaving Sophomores. That was the year we started shining. The Sopho- more Shuffle was a hard time dance, the first in Darlington, and was it fun! After making money enough to carry us through, we came to the glorious year of Juniors. Billy Parkin- son and Rosie Oechslin reigned as king and queen over the Red Sails in the Sunset” prom. Then, before we knew it, we were Seniors. Our Senior year brought the class play, The Inner Willy”, which came off nicely under Miss Connelly’s direction. In our four years we contributed to the extra-curricular activities. We had such ath- letes as Gibby, Skip, Grimme, Nethery, Johnson, and Hollenstein to mention oftly a few. Margie, Rosie Lange, and Joyce were active in forensics while many others contributed much to the band’s success. Rosie Lange, Rosie Oechslin, and Margie Moore were three of the cheerleaders.