Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

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LJ IQIQ DIQG I9 Pl Blue Hawaii was the theme of the 1953 Junior Prom King Lyle Martm and Queen Sara Mc Kilhp reigned over this P3ClflC island setting in the high school gymnasium The prom attendants were Wilfred Merriam joan Virtue Richard Reichling Imelda Mc Gowan jean Rielly Le Roy johnson Pat Howery and james Hastert. The junior attendants were Roger Curry Kay Virtue, Christine De Much, and Tommy Christensen. 316,

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.oL....ub BETTY WATTE 'IQS I can't go. I have to study. Pep Club 3,49 Future Home- makers 1 2' Chorus 3 43 News- paper Staff 4 Mrxed Chorus 3 ' wi.-yljrf' VERA WESTGARD lm' Sbe looks quiet, but you can't always tell. Pep Club 49 Future Home- makers 4 Chorus 1 Semor Class Play 4- may-Q R.....ll-v HAROLD WILLIAMS I 5 7 He bas a one track mmd zt s 3 all a Cmda track Future Farmer 1 2 3 4 Future Farmer Treasurer 3 Letter men s Club 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 C LASS D LAY i' The Cost Standrug joan Vrrtue Emxly Mannrng Gene Gross Homer Quackenbush john Mc Conush Mr Ohver Lee Olnver Tom Martxn Gxlbert Glyer james Hastert Lotus Smrth Betty Watters Mtss Geraldine Car Shrrle Boyle, Mrss Eustacra Hayworth Thea Lee and Margaret McG1nn1s co ege grrls Seated Darlene Terpstra a college grrl Mary Rrelly Cobma Colgate Brewster Shxrley Gross Betty P1cke'tt Pat Howery Sara McK1ll-ap college grrls Dorothy Duval Mrss Paulrne Pooley Imelda McGowan and Dorothy Baum- gartner college grrls The part of Mr Co ed was played by Wrlfred Mernam who ts not rn the prcture The play dealt wnth the strange events that occurred on the campus of Cedar Hrll an exclusxve college for women when Lotus Smtth arrrved after bemg enrolled by hrs wealthy Englrsh grandmother For desprte hrs name Lotus was a boy-a ruggedly handsome cowboy from Skeleton Hole somewhere out West Fmancrally desperate faculty members cousprred to keep Lotus on the campus long enough to collect the S100 000 donatron promxsed by the grandmother nn England I5 7 7 I ! . 33 9 0 9 1 . . 47 ' 'Y . 1 n - S Q4 , I , - , 1 v Y 1 7 3 5' 5 I X A 3.1 'H SJ gr I' S V - -s at W. XANQJ. j. , , 3 ' pq L , r , 7 Q 1 1 F if . Q L T 9 ,yr F-X11 .f- 'l 4 F.'.' I 1' .. ' 1. .L S' iii - ' : . ' . .3 .1 . 3 ' .' 3 . I . 3 . ' . 9 ' .5 . H . Q v - Z a ' p F , 1 1 - o S r l l s 1 ' 9 l y 5 , . . ' , . ,. n . a n ' S 3 If YY ' ' , . , . -

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JUNICDIQS OLD LAMPLIGHTER The Old Lamphghter was the theme chosen by lunror Class for the annual sprmg prom Our kmg and queen re1gned over the gym that had been transformed mto an old fashloned park by the hard work of the decoratmg com mrttees We danced to the musxc of Ted Wayne and hxs orchestra I C I7