Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

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Ll- Sophomores We bounded mto our Soph omo re year w1th Barb Howe and Mar1lyn Holln ger as our peppy cheerleaders they rema1ned as such the rest of the 2 years Barb graced the Homecom1ng I I Freshmen In '54 we startedD H S 90 Strong Elected offl cers were Duane Furrer Presldent George Ste venson, v1ce presldent Mar1lyn Hollmger sec retary treasurer Bud Olson and Judy McCar v1lle soc1al represent at1ves ,W W Q wwf' Marllyn added beauty to the hornecommg court as our freshnian attendant and Gary Holl1s helped to cheer our teams to v1ctory Wlth h1s fancy pep rally ant1cs Our members showed the1r tal ents 1n mus1c forenslcs xg 3, and sports Both school publ1cat1ons were helped by our -1ournal1st1c h1z zes Norman Lancaster Lee Breckl1n,Rodney Tue scher andGeorgeSteven son set the pace for track by w1nn1ng the relay race at the Pra1r1e relays day as our representat1ve Don Hastert served as class pres1dent Lee Brecklm V1Ce pres1dent Jlm Whalen, secretary Joel Gratz treasurer Norman Lancaster and Pat Bennett as soc1al representa t1ves Outstand1ng 111 sports were George Stevenson and B111 F1tz patr1ck who were promoted to the Q3 A tearn 1n basketball and Geor e agam 1n football as our quarterback.We also did a great Job in volleyball th1s year. . - '1- 18 K n 1 - W I 1 , , gg xi .. - l ' ' 4 K ' r xg , . . , - 1? . '- 7 . - R It ' .3 l ' A -1 ' ' : . If V 1 1 X - : K Q . -. F , ' ' 5 A ' lf . 4 k ' 'V ? A . I I 'V' 'i Sf ' ' YZ L: t. r . af, L f- r at f I1 ' .iifa 72 -71' fl , af' Q I ' n - ' -. ,fr v - 5' 5 P f 'A ' - - L 'L A 5' M 4 W e fs, M I , A . , 3: j A x 4 fi wh 53 4. ' 3 Q ' 'V ' Qs. o ' B, f-tri tl Q 1 , 5 i , , .....-. 1 . .' ,. , I EQ Q F K D LA' I up 4 1 1 viii ' ' . f 1 . ,Q 'q I . . . ' .1 v' -,QL , ,, S ' ' ' gjif 1' 5 . . . . N Vu' - D k ' I .. , ,. . . 1 . . Q . 1 ' ' - S ' x ' 5 ' , ' - ' 9 S 'A , ' 9 . H wifi . ' . -v pi. ' - .... s A - L2

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,fl .M 'liil J Seniors Marilyn Hollinger was presented the Betty Crocker award for DHS and Judy McCarville the DAR award. This our last year we wish our alert and intelligentfac- ulty a fond farewell . We achieved conference charnpionship in football and held a homecoming dance with Judy Stoll as queen and George Stevenson as captain reigning over the event aided by Judy McCarville, our class representative. Class officers for the year were Keith Lan- caster, presidentg Fritz Stucki, , vice-presidentgJudy McCarville, ' secretary-treasurerg Evaline Mullen and Q Varv Bob Burke, social t representatives . Use' 'E' if J U g N . g ay g l V ,nu fr 'Vl. --f A Ci s 'Xi-f s-!.,yl.,,1 i V-I