Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

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MARGUERITE CONNELLY When Miss Connelly has something to say. She says it in a pleasant way. English, Latin, Redbird Staff Advisor, Freshman Class Advisor, Dramatics HAZEL BENEDICT Always ready to lend a hand, When Pep Club programs are to he planned. Typing, Shorthand, Junior Business, Senior Class Advisor, Pekatonika Staff Advisor, Pep Club Ad- visor, Commencement Activities HELEN COLLINS To her, poets and gram- mar are fun, To us, just more work to be done. English, Forensics, Freshman Class Advisor, Commencement Activities LESTER DYKMAN Stormy is his second name. But he's lots of fun just the same. Biology, Social Science, Freshman Class Advisor, Activity Administration JEROME C. MURPHY The youngest member of our clan, Also a newly married man. English, Citizenship and Geography, Forensics, Redbird Staff Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor RICHARD DAVIES His phy-ed drills keep us trim and slim, And his stories give pep rallies the greatest vim. Citizenship and Geo- graphy, Physical Educa- tion, Junior Class Advisor, Activity Administration, Athletics HARRY GIBBS He'll show you lines and curves and angles. And straighten out your basketball tangles. Mathematics, Athletics, Sophomore Class Advisor, Activity Administration 6

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Adminid-Uaikm 7. M. f elb a AufieA-miendeni Aclmoli STUDENTS: What does D.H.S. mean to you? Does it merely mean that it is a building manned by a staff of teachers who are paid for the expressed purpose of putting you through the paces of a formal edu - cation? I should be greatly disappointed if that were the case. I am hoping that all of you share with me in the feeling that your school is an institution whose chief aim is to help you to become individually efficient, self reliant, strong in body, mind and character, and socially ser- viceable. To realize that aim there must be a spirit that blends and utilizes all the resources at our command. D.H.S. stands for that spirit — the spirit of cooperation, one for all and all for one. Am I safe in assuming that this spirit pre- vails with teachers and students alike? T. M. Nelson, Superintendent Bog uI l Top row: Mrs. Bernice Howery, Mr. Paul Lee, Mrs. Helen Hastert Bottom row: Mr. Elmer Virtue, Mr. Jo- seph Procter, Dr. L. E. Fitz- Gerald, Mr. George W. Martin

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JOHN MC NETT He shows 'em how to put corn in the bins. He likes to argue, and always wins. Agriculture, Senior Class Advisor, Activity Ad- ministration, FFA Club Advisor OTTO RUF With roll call and science and physics each day, It’s a wonder he doesn't waste slowly away. Athletics, Science, Junior Class Advisor, Activity Administration W. W. MARTENS At football games there is lots of noise, Cheering for Coach Wad- sy's boys. Athletics, Industrial Arts, Lettermen’s Club Advisor GEORGE STEVENSON '7 like fun and I like jokes. Now let's all settle down, folks. History, Athletics, Senior Class Advisor, Activity Administration, Pekatoni- ka Staff Advisor CAROLYN STEVENSON If you hunted and search- ed for miles around, A nicer Home-Ec teacher couldn’t be found. Home Economics, Physi- cal Education, Junior Class Advisor, FHA Ad- visor ROBERT WOOD At tournaments our band is good. The credit goes to Air. Wood. Music, Red bird Staff Ad- visor, Parents Music Club — 7 —