Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1959 volume:

1959 PEKA UNIKA Darf1'ngion Sclzoof DdV!7.HgfOW, uzsconsin ZX I L 1 .516 W , ,Q 5 1. gf' THIS WONDERFUL YEAR This was the year that the United States began penetrating outer space and put several satellites into orbit There was a feeling that the prospects of reaching the moon were assured and we began to feel confident that human beings eventually would be able to go to the moon and to other planets The narnes Thor, Vanguard, Explorer, Discoverer, Atlas, Nike Zeus, and Pioneer IV were some ofthe narnes given to our space missiles Our drawings in this year's book are symbolic of the 1959 conception of people prepared for interplanetary travel This burst of sc1ent1f1c achievement in the United States helped relieve the criticism of American schools and quiet the charges hurled against them last year that they were inferior to RHSS1a'S schools This was the year of the cold, cold winter with the heavy snows We had weather of a severity that had not been matched for over forty years This was the year that our school rose to new heights in basketball achieve ment We almost won the championship in our conference Our team t1ed for second place Our football team held its leadership and captured the South western League Conference Championship Our baseball team won the championship inthe spring of 1958 for the second year in a row DHS students brought home the usual share of high honors in track, music, and forensics For all ofus DHS students this was the most wonderful year yet a year which we have tried to preserve for you in pictures in the pages of this PEKATONIKA of 1959 We hope it will help keep this wonderful year of 1959 fresh in your memory Carol Schaber , Editor This was the year that Alaska and Hawaii became our 49th and 50th States . ADMINISTRA TI ON Mr T M Nelson Superv1s1ng Pr1nc1pa.l Mrs T M Nelson School Secretary .M.3M. P51 FACULTY Hazel Benedict Business Subjects Pekatonika Advisor Senior Class Advisor X N f,: Richard Davies l md .nal 'Q lflilw. 5r'ifC5lTg'gXs- 1 ' 5 1'n1'x 9 affai' 0 Phys ic al E duc ation ,-Q,if.f y41'f::'l'laq lf T rack, Basketball , +, 1 -r,1'f,f,- g l nLg,,,4-,fo-,+I-ligcvlv '. Football , Pekatomka Qli+Qgg5fQQf+ Advis or , Junior Clas s QC, 59133536-L , l Advisor -yj A Qrmxv r-4 V' p . '- ! fF'i T Y'l yfCff,'wg3g x wi fxfflf' J YA, 'f' If ll' 'v'-r-'Rf' l l Y ffk-Tiff' ,Nf i'ri'C n 5 K 4 r's,e,A,,:t3p Q I K.. fi- .rftul -L I 14,5 . '4 f fV?t i 4 H A xx 4. +. .u.....f'x- D 'ax -1+f nm., , Helen Collins English I Library Forensics Freshrnan Class Advisor Courtland Grotkin Mathematics Sophomore Clas s Advisor Marguerite Connelly English II and IV Latm, Class Play 'T TQ 11' Coach, Redbird NJ Qf Advisor, Freshrnan ?' Clas s Advisor 11' Henry Huetten ,..z English III Citizenship Forensics Redbird Advisor Sophomore Class Advlsor V Advisor 5-4' X W .W . Martens Industrial Arts Football Coach Sophomore Class John O'Neill Mathematics Freshnman Class Advisor John McNett Agriculture Future Farmers of Arnerica Advisor Senior Class Advisor T1 Carol Rowe Physical Education Pep Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor Cecile Morritt English II Grade School Music gf' mf 1 vw' 4 Otto Ruf ff' bf 4? 'I 4 15 Science, Physics 3 Baseball Coach a 8, g Football Junior Y' jg Class Advisor 5 5 John Schrear Social Problems Biology Freshrnan Class Advisor Driver Education George Stevenson History Football, Track Senior Class Advisor Q Carolyn Hurley Stevenson Home Economics Future Homemakers of America Advisor Robert Wood Mus 1C CUSTODIANS Ray Schwartz and Walter Ischi. Redbird Advisor Junior Class Advisor 'Lf' I r a LJ l - I1 Semor Class O 1cers Top Row Lewayne Thompson Soc1al Representatwe Gaylord Pennlston Vlce Presldent Dlck Johnson Pres1dent Bottom Row Becky Franz Secretary Treasurer Gay lord Mosley Soclal Repre sentatlve 7 ' 1 X r 1 ul I xy ..,xV : 0 X- - a I 3 x X 8 HARVEY ANDREWS Eugen: Two wheels take me around corners I FFA Offxcer 3 4 Football 2 3 4 ck I 2 Lettermen s Club Birthday Auglst 30 CONSTANCE J BENNETT Connie She IS not as qulet as some people thunk P Club 2 3 4 Class Offecer 3 Socnal Representatrve FH 2 4 Louise M moon lclffi I asm for fun and never muss Pe Club 2 3 4 Class Ofhcer 2 Social Representatnve I FHA Offncer 4 Vlce Presudent Student Councll 2 Birthday July I9 n Jana FM f DONALD I NKENH Blank Alas' The love of women' lt IS known to be lovely and fearful thmg I Football 2 3 4 B seball I 2 3 4 Lettermen S Club 4 Burthday March 23 ? '7 2, 3' '68 '04 B 'ft i ISI Y -Uvkg M651 BARBARA BOWERS Amvv, Z lorb It doesnt pay to worry thrngs happen anyway Pep Club 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 Newspaper Staff 2 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Blrthday Apnl 3 Tlfl1xA.f 3 ' ww PATRICI BUSSMAN a She looks lnke an anael sh acts luke on oo but you can never tell what an angel wull do' Pe Club 2 3 4 Class Offncer I 3 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Jumor Prom Attendant Bnrthday June 26 5:44 1,5 X JOAN GAY CALVERT She was born a talker and has four lnved up to Pe Club? 3 4 2 3 nd I 2 orusl 2 3 Bnrthday December 6 Nmuome r CANNON H' Margin Shes lust the qulet land whose nature never vones P Club 2 3 4 F I 2 Annual Staff 4 Bnrthday January 4 A X llhonx-WJKCW4 A A A WI AJPMVL DAVID A CARPENT R Carp He sleeps by day more than the wlldcat l Football 2 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Track l Chorusl 2 lettermens Club 3 4 Bnrthday November U, fllyuwfv W DONNA STARR CHAPMAN C13 A llttle gurl with a bug heart Pep Club 2 3 4 FH l 2 nd l 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Newspaper Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4 Burthday September 29 mtoccuuk Chelly A scholar and athlete combuned Presudent 2 Co Captaln 2 3 4 Football Bsetballl 2 3 4 ck l 2 Band l Boys 81 Muxed Chorus Annual Staff 2 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Junuor Prom Attendant 3 Student Counctl 2 Homecomung Attendant 4 Bnrthday March 9 FN 'N ml vu WMA BARBARA CLARK J. 1' lf Barb Full of wut and full of fun she says hm to everyone Transfer from Belmont Hzgh School Pep Club 3 4 Belmont Pep Club Presldent 4 Belmont Class Hustcnan 2 Belmont FH l 2 3 4 Belmont FHA Secretary 3 Belmont Band 2 3 4 Belmont Chorus l 2 3 Belmont Forensucs l Belmont Btrthdcy May 24 CONNIE KAY CURRY A sunny dlsposntlon as the very soul or success Pep Club 2 3 4 Pep Llub Otllcer 4 Presldent FHA 4 nd I 2 orusl 2 3 Newspaper btaft l 2 3 Annual btaff 2 3 4 F ensucsl 2 3 4 Jumor Prom Attendant Queen Cheerleader 2 3 4 Birthday July 3l .r-s 'N vb ' 15 'Q Y L SANDRA KAY DOUGLAS Sandy Fun lead me to nt Pep Club 2 3 4 l 2 FHA Offucer 4 Treasurer Annual Staff 3 4 Bmhday March8 'Q 'S' WAN, a,.x:Ql.,-Q al.-4,3 My heart the moon IS ever changmg and luke the moon there as a man In It Pep Club 2 3 4 1 2 Newspaper Staff 3 Annual Staff 3 4 Blrthday February 27 if .vrx 'L Mug, I 4524! ANN l FOGO Innocent fac ut never can tell Pep Club 2 3 4 I 2 Annual Staff 4 Burthdoy July4 ipltqufs ou 6' 9 I l T l f l x l 3 it-WL 41 . We if, .,: XY 3 FFA , 2, 3, 4 A ' ' , . 4 : N ' I I Ba , , 3, 4 , A ' X Ch . . , 4 ' , ' ' . , 1 4 ' - 7 1 1 0' l 1 1 1 5 N X 7721. ' Webb 'P ' , . I I A , ' FHA , , 3, 4 Ba , , 3, 4 ! 5 ' N . f '1f,. X , 'w , . ' , N Q DAVID A. cnmevoln !1fff 7 , , 4 4- MARY rmx , .49 'f 3 -- - . I r 4 y 1 F x A, . 0 k , , , f A , , FHA , , 3, 4 Tra , , 3, 4 3 A , 4 Q- J' V A 1 1, 2, 3, 4 A . A 3 . ' 1 V 'i , gif. mix A A , ft Y . ' ' , j X 1 P ' ' An ' e b y ' FHA , , 5, '4 1 I W . f V ' ' A I I l , II MAJM Iqb REBECCA ANN FRANZ Beck, She entertalns a cheerful d sposutnon Cl b 2 3 Pep Cluh Offlcer 4 Vlce Presldent Class Offlc r 4 Sec Treas. FHA 4 nd I 2 orusl 2 Newspaper Staff I Assoc Ed 3 Co Edntor 4 Annual Staff 2 3 4 DAR Award 4 renslcsl 2 Junlor Prom Attendant 3 Burthday August5 ELIZABETH GARTHWAITE e Come as a stranger Pep Club 3 4 FHA 4 Chorus 3 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Transferred from Cobb Wnsconsln 3 Blrthday Marchf? 'l71t,,,,u-.93 fm Y W L 21 JO:laI:kGIBSO uf, A llttle lnpsnck never hurts the best of men zjjpqbx eshman Representatnve int day June I5 Football 2 3 4 Basketball I Baseball 2 '0 ack I n I 2 orusl 2 3 Lettermen s Club 4 Forensncs 3 4 Junuor Prom Attendant Student Councnl I , I 'IIIWMMSBGO Ill' Nan Sulence I only school deep Pep Club 2 3 4 FH 2 3 4 Gurls 81 Mrxed Chorus amlldoy ,April 25 'IQ 'swl sf 1 X -on 3' :Amd EVELYN IRENE HALE Evlo Ye Gods I know m love but with whom Pe Club 2 3 4 l orusl 2 3 Annual Staff 2 3 4 Student Llbrarlan 4 Homecoming Attendant 2 Blrthday Decernber7 '77lfr-AJE4-'j ff'fw XM'- CAROL J AN HILLERY Advlce to persons about to marry D I I P D Club 2 'I A Class Offvcer 2 Class Social Rep FHA 2 4 FHA Offucer 4 Hlstoruan nd l orusl 2 Annual Staff 2 Student Council Orchestra I 2 Boys Chorus lplano Accl Bsrthday February qnfgfrr- OL .lg JUDITH LOUISE HIRSBRUNNER Judy tuned her raduo unto the anr and the wave lengths landed In her half P Club 2 3 4 I 2 orusl 2 3 Burthday DecemberI8 BETTY A HOMB Homsle Energy actnon glggles and pep I 2 P Club 2 3 4 n I 2 C orus I, 2, 3, Blrthday January 2I I flllwu V' RITA ANN HUGHES' A blush us sometimes beautrful but usually lncorwenlent Pe Club 2 3 4 l n l 2 Annual Staff 3 4 Brrthday Aprrl ll lt0,HM4,Q xvwgwdd RICHARD P JOHN Nfiqlb, Duck A woman hater hates to leave them Class Offrcer 4 Presndent l FFA Otfrcer 4 Secretary Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 ndl 2 Pep Band Drrector orusl 2 3 Lettermens Club 3 4 Student Councll 4 Brrthdoy October? avid MARILYN L KELL Her ways are ways pleasantness Club 2 3 4 1 1-' 1 2 n l 2 orusl 2 Annual Staff 4 Brrthday May ELIZABETH LEAHY Betty Always pleasant to meet and ready to and Pe Club 2 3 4 l 2 n l 2 Betty Crocker Award 4 Annual Staff 4 Student Lrbrarlan 4 Bnrthday Augustl M9 eo- T7 Tj 'rl fi 4 ' 1 .1 Q? Z' jrNqffx JU fi? uw? 419. EVERETT MALOTT Chase me gurls som gum Football 2 Baseball Brrthday June? l ve got 'Dlwu M BEVERLY JEAN MALorr Jeanna Lute wxthout laughter 1 dreary blank Club 2 3 l orusl 2 Newspaper Staff I nual Staff l 2 3 Student Lrbrarnan l Bzrtnday May 29 ELIZABETH MCCOMISH llbbl She always looks begurl mg When her Irrsh eyes are smulung Pe Club 2 3 4 Soctal Representatrve l l FHA Editor 4 orusl 2 Newspaper Staff 3 Student Councrl l Blrthday Mayl Lnr, gd L are kbs JOHN C MCDANlEL Harry The greatest men may ask o foolvsh questaon now and then Football 2 3 4 Basketball l ckl 2 orusl 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Badger Boys State 3 Brrthday August2l UV I yy 13 I 'I I . . . Xwlw l J , p I I V 2, 3 FHA , 2, 3, 4 1 Ba d , , 3, 4 . , - , H I s - W K 1 lil ' F ' r 1 f ' ' Alla 3 1 x ' I ff il .5 , ' -he L ' ' 's a , . , 1+ ' Key- ' A , pep I I 4 FFA , 2, 3, 4 A T1 2 , FHA , 2, 4 . , 4:54 ,J Ch , , 3, 4 , . OA - ' ' . 2 , , 2 - An , , , 4 Ba ,,3,4 1 A' ' ' ,2,3 . 4 4 K' k L . . - Ch . , . 4 3 I -' , Q. M . A 3 4.6! ARC , ,iv , . v .5 gy -1 ' ' K . f t ' xx ' , ll 3 V y A of F. ' Pep , ,l 35,19 ' . FHA , , 4 N y Bo d , ,4 P , , Ch , , 4 ' ' 'Jr FHA , 2, 3, 4 ' -- I7 ,U ' 'Nj Ch , , 3,4 L N .Q A . r rf I - '- U M ' l 'UA-s.'l - jwftl . .Tull 1441 P , . FHA , , 4 , . Ba d , , 3, 4 Tra , , 3 . I if Ch ,Q , 3, 4 1 II ... - , t ,J--f 'rn ryyisv-O JANET M:GOWAN Jan Gunning in the morning Gigaling at noon laughing all evening Rnnrinq at the moon. Pen Club 2, 3, 4 Clnss Officer 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA Off-c A President C orus I 2 3 Homecom nq Attendant 3 Junior Prom Attendant 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Stuflent Co ncul 3 Birthday August 26 Q L AH MQGREANE Goan-:Qi l ee Life is a serious plvpuor ur P 0 Club 2 3 4 FHA 4 n I orusl 2 3 Newspaper Staff I 2 3 Annual Staff 4 Bnrthday NovemberI5 JAMES M:GUlRE no crrme to be lust a but unhandy thats all Football 2 3 Bos etball 2 3 4 ckl 2 Chorus 2 Lettermen s Clu Bsrthday July6 DQJDFI6 M ller- 4-Me' L' If N 41 JOHN J MCWILLIAMSM v He has o quiet nature b but mischief always lurks beneath Vice Presndent Junror Football 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 ckl 2 orusl 2 Annual Staff I 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Junior Prom Attendant Birthday May I3 'I N -clyl Wa-A1-1'-flie vliakud-1 Ioliuq RALPH MERRIAM If there were no women, men might live like gods. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, Lettermen's Club 4 Birthday-January 28 DAVID LEE MILLER Jake Do I like to work? Who I Football 2 3 4 ack I 2 Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Blrthdov March 4 h....!IQSl. DAVID LEE Monsom 'VM Trust me but look out for yourself I FFA 4 S mor FFA Treasurer otballl 2 T ckI 2 Letterrnen s Club 3 4 Birthday September I I JOSEPH W MOORE os You gurls who to the cave man bow Have hope for here s one now I 2 Football 2 3 Basketball I seball I 2 Track I B n 2 3 4 orusl 2 3 Newspaper Staff I 2 Lett rrnen s Club 34 Birthday OctoberI9 inf, C va ,lo I2 l 'M 'yrpw-Hiya.-l,:nn,x-N-'s-J 17'y1MJq,g,,jJ GAYLOR3 E MOSLEY Moss Gay belonged to the FFA Ratsed cane and alfalfa hav Vtce Presldent Freshman Sentor Soctal Representatlve l Sen or FFA Reporter F atball 2 3 4 ackl 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Freshman Senlor Student Counctl Vtce Prestdent Btrthday August 20 JACQUELINE MULL N05 an IVF' She could on etther stde dtspute confute change sxdes and sttll confute Pe Club 2 3 4 Sensor Pep Club Treasurer FHA 4 orus l 2 Newspaper Staff 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Forenslcs l 2 Btrthday September 2 QM SHIRLEY ANN MURPHY Murph l hav ru rn nd of mv own and tt takes more than G w nolstorm to change tt n Club 2 F l 2 Chorus 3 Btnhdgy September uc TQMW DUAN NELSON Nes Stlem effort moves e world. ' l, , , Football 2, 3, seball l, , , Track l letterrnens Club 3, 4 Birthday-Oitober 2 ii' -nf 5 or T' 4-1 R' lv 1-f' i Q2 ,131- PAULINF NEVELS Polly Duamond diamond ll tle do you know the mls htef you have done to m P Club 2 3 4 l Annual Staff 3 4 Btrthday August IWW Mmmvn cAnoL otso O 3 Speech ts great but srlence ts greater P Club 2 3 4 l FHA Off for A Qerretary Chorusl 2 Bnrthday Augustl9 54. JL., QL'-A-1-Ln!-.2 HARLAN J PEDERSON Peta Man has h wull ut woman has her way Football 2 Basketball Track l Lettermen 5 Club 3 4 Btrthday Octoberl7 GAYLORJ PENNISTON Buj When in the course of human events It becomes necessary to bluff let us bluff. ' Class Officer Freshman President Sensor Vrce President F otball 2 3 4 s etball l 2 ack l 2 nd l, 2 orusl 2 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Btrthday-October 23 r,,,S.uu , r,l..,u+f'54 f7I'Im1f Lick yu MARY ELLEN PINK Pmkl wsh l co ld the neck down Pe Club 2 3 4 FHA 2 on s I Bnrthday March 30 WILLIAM .I PINK ,I V fTI He puts all hls troubles IN hrs pocket wuth a hole I Football 2 Brrthday November 27 rm-0 'W' U 0 DITH ANN ROSELEIP Judy For each and everyone she always has a smlle but everybody knows Its Jon all the whsle P Club 2 3 4 Pep Club Offlcer 4 Secretory FHA 4 ndI 2 Chorus I Newspaper StoffI 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Forens cs 2 3 4 Hornecomung Attendant I .lumor Prom Attendant 3 Drum Malorette 3 Bnrthday JulyI0 my wax JsfQl.LigQT RO E M R R Rosle L Love keeps the cold ou better than o coat Pe Club 2 3 4 I 2 Chorus 3 4 Annual Staff 3 urthdoy JuneIO ? .DV 5- 2 'xx QEI 7'5- S 1.1 M CAROL J SCHABER Let all thungs be one decently and IH order P Club 2 3 4 FHA I ndI 2 Orchestra 3 orusl 2 3 Newspaper Staff 2 3 4 Annual Staff 3 4 Edltor 4 Blrthday July 27 v 1 1 -n sold RICHARD SCHWA RTZ ll Cnn It he that I nm hen: on tlme2 Football 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 ckI 2 Newspaper Staff 4 Annual Staff 4 Lettermen s Club 3 Homecommg Attendant 4 Blrthday January 8 ICM I num sasesw ALERC 5 if X ' S-1' E' Suegs Tns well to be merry wtse Tls well to be honest 81 true Tns well o off wuth old love Before you are on wlth e new Pe Club 2 3 4 I 2 n I 2 Chorus I Birthday June4 NANCY SPENSLEY She worrues not of tomar row but takes hfe as It comes Pep Club 3 4 I 2 Chorus 2 3 Newspaper Staff 3 Btrthda, July 29 L3 nMNljgWJ59wvfllfl MMA 517Jl7L5 JAM 3 STAVER Around the gurls he s bashtul and shy but hell get over that by and by F otball 2 3 4 I1 Baseball 3 ck 1 J JANICE PEARL STEINER an I5 She has qualutles of rnxnd and heart well worth admrrung P Club 2 3 4 l 2 C orus l Annual Staff 4 Birthday May4 fllo.. 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LEWAYNE M TH QMHJQ Bur Of curls he has many f frnends he has more Semor Socnal Representatnve l Football 2 3 4 Track 2 3 nd l 2 Chorusl 2 Lettermen s Club 3 4 Student councul 4 Blrthday November 25 nos rneoonmc 0'ol Trigger FFA 2 Football 2 3 4 Basketball Baseball 4 ck l n l orusl 2 Letternnen s Club 3 Bnrthday June4 1.419 91 If 1 'P rr li if' iv-'- Cn- 1 Q 'Q GARY TUESCHER Swab Never a care never hurry I hrs on worry Curry' Junuor Class Presudent l F otball 2 3 A Basketball 2 3 ack I C crus 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Jumar Prom Kang 3 Student Councl 3 Blrthda February l3 7lofMW'lv W !llA,wJ-2 xml JAMES A VAN MATRE Van Beware I may yet do somethnng sensatuanal Football 2 3 4 ack l 2 Lettermen s Club 2 3 4 Homecomnng Attendant 4 .lunuor Prom Attendant 3 Blrthday June ll fm,...aJl'Wz ROBERT WILLIAM VIRTUE E m If I do not look umportant my looks decevve me Football 2 3 4 s etball l 2 3 Manager ck l 2 nd l 2 orusl 2 3 Newspaper Staff l 2 3 Annual Staffl 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 3 ensucsl 2 3 Badger Boys State 3 Bnrthday Februaryl5 EDWARD WHALEN Oh this learnung what 0 great thmg It us Sophomore Vlce Presndent l 2 Sensor FFA Presndent Football 2 3 4 Tack l 2 ndl 2 Lettermens Club 3 4 Hornecomrng Attendant 4 Blrthday March 27 swf 'mw ill-JW bf BETT GAII. WHITE Gan Come' L e n my heart and pay no rent Club 2 3 l Annual Staff 4 B r1hday Moy 4 1-..,, 5 .Lua 02. flll k JQjjMJLALAx:IIn KZJRN Iv Football 2 3 4 B seball 2 3 4 Track l Lelrermen s Club 3 4 B rlhday Aug 5130 43-il -if 6 V7 SENIOR MEMORIES W en We Started Trac ca 3 -5' -0 1 l 1 ,q J 1 .4-lr Jt Hx-1 SHIRLEY JEAN WOODWARD She rs s ncere n her work and str: ng for a def: nlte goal Cl b 2 FHA l n I 2 Chorus l Brrthday July 26 D I n x l , 7 D J S A 16 1 ? ll, Dig' fl' Jaw-ld :u,,,.lv 'I ,, ' h l .. 4 . . If . . x l I ' . IV I H I -vi' '- Pep ' ' 4 V Pep u 3, 4 FHA ,2 N 'W' 5 fn Ba d , ,3 ' Q 4 , 2, 3 3 I 'M 1- I L , , I X i 7 7 K . lllr ,lA, , M l R - . :Villa 2 , E , Who invented wnrlr'Pl ln l , 0 I, I, 5 u I l Q' 1 I If X X l f I ,352 2 'll -, z bi? A 'L ., 1 1 , fy . i n f 2 , H . 1 X J- 1 f l ' x xr D 4 Y If 4' r. , 4 . J! af 2' l 2 , 4' ' V ll r D 1' , ' -6. 'Q MQ 4 ' i i V W en We Were Young Clues to the small fry your class presxdent a football co capta1n a base ball catcher and two cousms Look hard the rest Some 1nxt1a.ls are J MC C T G ff if Zu lg Zffffl M 5 e. A- Sn-1' ff- I '11 ii 90 mi? -A 'Dx r- V -..- 17 ..... .- .A ----- . - an ht 4 N. ' ' r ' as , s - 61 ,sd if ' r E L Al ,..-' gf' OUR I UNI OR PROM Oriental Gardens was the theme of the 1958 Junior Prom. Queen Connie Curry is crowned by King Gary Tuescher before the grand march they led. Attendants from the class are: Jarnes Van Matre, Judith Roseleip, John Mc- Williams, Patricia Bussman, Janet McGowan, David Chellevold, Rebecca Franz, and Jack Gibson. The children, who werejunior attendants are Janelle Whitford, Chucky McKinlay, Mary Kay King, and Kerry Black. ll .. Sv Q i 5 Sf N X. Q umor Class O rcers Top Row Gene Stevenson Vlce Presldent Gary M 1S Soc1a1Representat1ve Dave Olds PTCS1 dent Bottom Row Kay McK1n1ay Treasurer Suz1GooEeH Secretary Bonn1e Ruef Soc1a1 Representanve I9 U T yn?5n , . , if . Tk ff r i V . . J if ' ' ! ' , :Vfi P HMKK Ll! f el 12 1 - ,S 2 n'1i'Q.i: Q . waz- I ggy, 3 3 ev , Z . , . ,J . 1 V L17 o , 5 r '09 'x T si' , -Igi' 9 W7 ? 2 Top Row R1chard Burke J ry Calvert Bottom Row Pat Boyle M y Kay Boyle Juan1ta Chlsm C? Top Row: Marian Bowers, Tom Benilorf. Bottom Row: Rosalie Armstrong, Sandra Bowers, Judy Berget. ff- '7 V7 20 Top Row Donna Douglas ary Cullen Bottom Row C1ndy Clay n Mary Jo F1tzGerald Jean F1tzGerald Top Row V1rg1n1a G11 ' .T511ce Goodr1ch Bottom Row Caro1Gabe1 G rge Goflld Suz1, Goodell 'MQNXNxxQxx 116 N R V up 1 XWWN K+ Top Row Barbara Homb, Rosahe Huntmgton Bottom Row Barbara erry H111 Mary H1cks -1 J!3. li fwqiak- 14-an ...A if Jigga YW' r-- H' Top Row Me1v1n Hanson, D Iores Gratz rt, RutH Halverson, Jeaneen Halvorson I fx Z i . . ot - : I . . . i . - Q .1 K 'os ' I - er . ' Q 1, E , ' A- I I . g A A 4 - mx 5 in 1 eo S' 'f f- K ' 1 , . , 1 4 u , ' :X - :P ' ' 4 H 1 A 1 ' 1 ,3 Q' . - ' ' l 1 -X Y ' Q f . f , 1, ! ' ' X ' , i 5 -7 1W f 4 A Q ,,-pwfggi . , .f, x, ,ll L, t . ' 5. , U 'fx A , , W NF ff' W A : 'rw X? fft, ff W N I 0 . Q B 1 X 1 11' te 4. My 1. . ,A . ,v ,i AL Y I V N N A ,- Qiff-nf. - IE n W .1 T7 N af ff 4--L, V 51 ' X- S fy- .w tx.---i :ff 1 'Ti B ' 't B ' ' f , B aaaaa , i r i C-, . - . V' i Xxx X A K wx 5 '- oc ' , A - . z - ' -5 ' I, K A X Z H fir 4 1 2 T me-an ,a::.s-fwlglw wiwi N M, Top Row James Kilkelly, 'J nne fashock Bottom Row Carol Kraus, Larry Keough Sandra Jack son Top Row: Francis McGuire, Tom McGreane. Bottom Row: Dan McDonald, Mary Mathys, Sharon Lavey Q me Y, TOP ROW: Norman Mueller, Jerry Monson. Bottom Row: Barbara Olson David Olds, Phyllis Olson. 9 3 9 I Top Row: Gary Mevis, Paul Meier . Bottom Row: Mary McGuire Kay McKinlay . Top Row Steve Ras mussen Rlchard Rock Bottom Row Bonnle R I S116 S1I1'1IT101'1S Shlrley Sch1111ng Top Row Edw1n Weaver l1n Ward Bottom Row Ronald W 3 g Ro5e1't Webster R1ta Vlrtue Top Row Gene Steven n Betsy Teasdale Bottom Row Homer ' y Caralee Thomp son Joanne Tuescher Top Row Clell Whlte m W1ege1 Bottom Row Joseph We1sk1rcher 0 I A Qovooo-opoo00O0 iff C? Sophomore C ass Ufficers Back Annette Breckhn VICE Presldent Tlm McGett1gan Pres1dent Front Wxlham hoff Soc1a1Representa.t1ve Gladys Ward Soc1a.1 Representatwe Lynne Olson Secre tary Treasurer -25- OPH O ORE 1 5 sudnaq 'll nog 2 p. Q 'V , 3 I hun Top Row M1cheal Carpenter Carolyn K Carpenter Ronald Blaser Robert Cornwell Allan B claln Larry Chellevold Th1rd Row Karen Alderson W1ll1am Berget Darlene Benson Dav1d Bredeson Joan Bennett Second Row Rhoda Colden Betty Cannon Tod Curt1ss Robert Cary Dahl Borman Nancy Coulthard F ront Row Nancy Curry Annette Brecklm R1ta B1g ger Patsy Douglas Cheer1e Blankenhorn Paul Aebersold I xx 'Vi V? L! V xl ..- . in VVVV V lxxl I' if Top Row Dwayne N Larson Ernest Hess Mlchael Kammerud Frank Howery Ronald Gough lores Hoeper Th1rd Row Sandra Larson Wayne Larson Jack Huntmgton N1cky Hessehng LOUIS Lancaster Lonnald lleary Second Row Ph1ll1p Ellefson Rlchard Hauser Nancy John ston J'ud1th Hauser W1llxam Irnhoff F1rstRow Dlanna Ellefson Sharon Johnson Donald Leary Robert Gross Ben Krahenbuhl Donna Husbrunner 26 O9 q' V i- I ,xt VV A .-is y .Q C - K 9 h 4.1 ' 1 . I- x , I, .. - I' . C' - Q 31 fa- V R 6 A , I-RN Q V1 5 Y K 1 'D-Q ' l 'B ' K, I Q D KT .. ' L L V. X t , l 1' n , THX- .ff '4 . ' 2 . . . , Q ,, 1: r- x . . l x 3 ni 0 Q f , X . N 1 L 5. W ,. .., 4 at 'S F -. , - , f A Y ' L : I 9 ' I Y I T6 , . : , , , 7 ' : I J l 1 9 - 1 y y ' l I I u va ',. , -N It nj My I Q ,, - -1' Z1 L ,- X A. Q. ' vw N o.. , R L NEW fa . y- , ff MVK W s f l i Af KJ V, Q1 cr, 5 , 4 . xr, . A rgng I? ',, 4 ' 14' ' 'A Q U, I I N r fwfr mi . 2- .97 . fy' . I '2' ff :vb If 2 V 22:11 s . 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' Top Row Robert McCarten D1ck Olds Tun McGett1gan Dav1d Raymond Thomas Meylor Stephen Lee Thxrd Row Robert Patt1nson John P1nk Charles Paxton Charles MCCOfn1Sh Gary Norland R1chard MCK1111P Second Row Yvonne P1ckham Donna Olson Eleanor Rakow Ronald Qumn Ellen M1ller Nancy IJ Leu F1rst Row Judy Murphy Beverly P1ck ett Betha McK1ll1p Lynne Olson Ter1 M11ler R1ta Farlimson Barbara Ralsbeck fp tv Ll 1 Top Row Leshe Torstenson, R1chard Stowe, Lynn Sm1th, Jack Wh1te, W1ll1a.m Woodward w Thomas Symons, Lawrence Rxelly, Joseph Thomas, Gerald Wonders, Mary Second Row Karen Staver, Donna Weaver, Joan Stoll, Jane Sauer, Lmda Stauff acher, JUd 1TSt Row An1ta Rowe, Gladys Wa rd, Karen Soper, Mlldred Smothers, Nancy Short '7 sir 'fi5:2l:f?C- ' 'X ,,,vvNF'lf l??7,r 'lW5W 'Uv . - ' ' .1 ,N r HI 'ju -, , , - i -I - - fl. nf 'U , F ' ' ' ' ' 7, ' ' ' 4 M Vg , - N - ' J - , . -v 4. X A k p x - '. ' 'X - N -c' T - --,' V' W 1 . ,. XM '7.', ,- v' - A , - .V , Y 'X 4 1 y I J f- ' , 1 'i , V. Av-O gf ' ' -ix ' -, . , 'W A ' P - , mu 1 V S Q 0 'c 1:1 .,g- I . . , ' A V I r ' I l l 1 I 1 1 ' I Y Y I I 1 - 3 1 J 1 1 J - - I p ' I I I I I ' P K la ,B ' , v- 4 tn' .- y V L J 1 . ,N ,. , ' ' .fi , I X I - , , I A I. ' - 3 v i - -1 'c ' up , 5 ' I ! . X l L . I 'Z , X ' l ' 1 : J ' i A ' , ' L 4 Q f K I x 1 'J V Q? ' L ' T7 i ' ' r FORENSI CS Q '7 7 Under the expert coach1ng of Mlss Helen Coll1ns and Mr Henry Huetten the students of DHS have won many honors 1n speech compet1t1on 1n the con tests of southern Wlsconsln Top Row Franz P Boyle Tuescher, Carpenter Sauer Roselelp Second w fslson, Armstrong M Boyle Goodr1ch, Penn1ston Calvert Front R w Stauffacher, Bradley Weaver, Goodell McK1nlay Keough 7 1 Top Row G1bson, Stevenson Mev1s McGett1gan Van Matre Second Row C ry, Calvert Meler Bowers Curtlss Front Row Short ffodlrey Slmrnons, Vlrtue, H1rsbrunner 28 V O - A ' ' C . , . . V ' ' 1 Q ,A A V' ' 'YJ' . 8. Y - ,sk iffy s I rv - 4 4, ,. T3 . V , all ew 1 KJ ' X Y: V ' I . 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IN J. 1 -- -2 N4 ,lgf 4- .xg fi Tb F1'eS 171271 Cass O ICQTS Top Row Lynn McGreane, Secretary Treasurer H heai Acherman Soc1a1Representa.t1ve Bot tom Row Jean Ann Bradley Presldent Harola F erson V1ce Pres1dent JoAnne Staver Soc1a1 Representatwe 29- ee FRE HME rj?-'Z bun Gil' I ll ll ' O fn: Top Row Harold Elzen Gerald Andrews, Robert Albertson M1chael Acherman Leonard Ben TTER' Row Mar1an Armstrong L1nda Colbeck Mary Maureen Burrxs Connle Calvert John Carpenter Second Row Hattle Carlson Martha Chlsm Betty Jean Bonjour Darlene Badertscher, Jean Cullen Front Row Terry Brunkow Ralph Andrews James Boyle Cl1nton Anderson Gary Coulthard Jean Ann Bradley I S gnxbf v ll 4 Top Row Donald Malott Vmcent Helm Davxd Gabel, Mlchael Gould Calvm Hughes Th1rd R w Reglna Larson Charles Gratz Gerald Lancaster James Matley Jerry Foulker Ro5ert Goebel Second Row Gerald Kmg, Paullne Lashock Mary Ellen Keough D1ane L1enberger Gary Gratz Front Row Carol Engebretson Donna Hermanson, J1.ll Godfrey John Larson Leonard Fenner 30 1 ,sf . 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O I . 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 I 1 ' : I Q Y I l r xllllmlllwllllxlsf G Top Row Roger McGranahan Gerald Rowe Ph1ll1p McDonald James Schwartz Ed R1elly fl mes Meylor Th1rd Row James Robertson Beverly Short Kathleen McW1111ams Lynn McGreane Betty Meyer Second Row Joyce Paxton James P1nk Carol Ohnstad Judlth Robertson Sh1rley Murray Sharon Feterson Front Row Gerald Qumn Loren Olson Q15-.rl I 1550 kk av J X., V7 M Top Row Merlln Wexgel Rolyn Sm1th Eldon Wllson Roy Shultz James Smlth Th1rd Row K en Whalen Carol Stoll Margaret Taschek Patr1c1a Wendt Janlce Van Matre Ruth An Wh1te Second Row Joyce Wed1g Gary Weaver Charles Stemer Ruth Ann Sm1th Paulxne w11kOWSE1 Front Row Jo Anne Staver Terrence Symons Gary Ward Kr1st1e Soper Ken neth We1gel 3 if 521 ' ' Q' M fee, e as of A Y 7: 1 l - A 1 I of - . ' 1 ' .P K Q 1 I e f ,N h. V 1.-Q vn Q t J . . A - L an 3 U fx: 'Q - . . Am ZX lf f ' X 1' Q N in Ebb? .J V' Y , 1' I K e M: 5, as A - -ju -. fn 'ljlqnfk ,- ly f Y lf' Wf' 3- 4A A , Mp! ,,.,,N lx ' A X ,VVQAZ X2 , :H ' + -'lx my V f by 5' 5 l Q G 1 'V 'J f ' 1 f I 1 1 . . 1 1 l 9 3- - . I n I . ' 1 I . ' : I I I ' I . Harold Schwartz, Camilla lseterson, Jean Pazrton, Harold .Peterson. , , J A Q f ' 'Ll 4- ' r . ' N K .. he y N 1 X tj J J 4 A .. -- ,, ,, I ll ' K U- 5, f Q I A . 1 I rn . . ' 't .. X A ' in 'il K ', is x ' QL , 1 K H 'H' 4 vs l ' Y , ' S- Xji r' xt ' ' f....f 'L v XV 'H 11 I 0: f N ,N 1. . q X TJ Q sa ' , Y , 1 , ' ,- , 'L V4 - v ' l K an s r x 'VX A l Fgx T Y 1 Y ef I em if F - I . I 1 - 1 . t r I u l I ar , - , , ' ' , ' , n . u : . , , . , . , . . . .' I , I ' . . , . -D I - asf Freslz men In fffaffon The afternoon and evening of Friday, September 19, 1958 brought a climax to the anxieties of the 86 members of the Class of 1962 when they received their formal initiation and welcome into DHS as evidenced by these pictures showing the ordeals through which they passed. X x 9 fmfi C9 J 7 T-FX 6 sflfif A fwfllx V-QW 'ill ' ri! The Junior Band led the 1958 Horne- coming parade on Friday afternoon, October 10. ,.X The Senior Band, led by Majorette Connie Curry. The Senior 's first -prize -winning float. Second place was awarded to the Sophornore's float. , , ff band was led by Jeanne Malott as the FHA offering 34 H OMECOMIN G The Junior float came in fourth The peppy kitchen A ROUND OF CHEERS f. .,4, NJ R 'KW -4' C eerrng ACf1U1f1eS Mlss Rowe cheerleadnmg squad and Pep Club adv1sor contrlbuted her knowledge and sk1ll to perfectmg the cheer1ng and arrang1ng pep meet1ngs to make th1s year a success Cheerleaders were elected for the 1958 1959 football and basketball seasons by a commlttee composed of members of the faculty Pep Club Lettermen Club and the student body at the f1rst pep meetmg of the year after tryouts and el1m1nat1ons Annette Breckl1n and Nancy Curry were chosen from the sophomore class Kay McK1nley R1ta V1rtue and Sandra Jackson were chosen from the Jun1or class R1ta and Sandra were tmed and a later elec t1on gave the honor of regular cheerleader to R1ta w1th Sandra as substl tute Senlor cheerleaders Connle Curry and Janet McGowan were automatlcally chosen because of the1r two prev1ous years of cheer1ng -Q' vj YF Judy Roselelp, Secretary C eerlea erS JBC1 Mullen Treasurer Comme Curry Presldent Janet McGowan, Connle Curry Kay McK1n Becky Franz, V1CeP1'eS lay R1ta V1rtue Sandra Jackson Annette ldent Breckl1n and Nancy Curry be ehhirh Redbird day is a red letter day in DHSI Students who take part in the publication of the school paper may never be involved in newspaper work, but, never- theless, working on the school paper can be a worth-while experience and a great deal of fun. Getting the latest school scoop, interviews, assembling the news, transcribing notes into journalistic writeups, hustling to meet the deadline, preparing the dummy, and mounting photos are some of the many tasks and experiences that go into the preparation a.nd publication of each issue of THE REDBIRD. ' THE REDBIRD is in its eleventh year of publication. The staff changes with each passing year, but the quality and fine journal - ism still continue to make it one of the best school newspapers in this -area. ! J s.- 'X' is , l,fW I 5.401 v- y THE STAFF L. Olson, B. Bowers, Mevis, M.K. Boyle, C. Curry, Chapman, Bussman, J. FitzGerald, Garthwaite, N. Short, Ward, Ruef, M. McGuire, Kraus, Mullen, R. Virtue, M. FitzGerald, Schwartz, Roseleip, Schilling, Mathys, Goodrich, Schaber, Olds, Mc Greane, Simmons, Clayton, McCarten, B. Stauffacher, McKinlay, Franz, B. Virtue. Co -Editors Bob Virtue and Becky Franz. 3 49 ZX ,ICJ X! 4 - Y'7 C3 PEKATONIKA STAFF R. Virtue, R. Schwartz, R. Hughes, S. Douglas J. Steiner, B. Garth- waite, L. McGreane, C. Curry, E. Hale, 7 C. Hillery, M. Fink, M. Kelly B. Bowers, B. Franz, J . Calvert, J. Mullen, D. Chapman, J. Rose- leip, B. Leahy, C. Schaber, Editor. R. Rielly, J. Sauer, A. Brecklin, N. Johnston, B. Pickett, L. Olson, , M. Boyle, D. Hirsbrunner, N. Short, J. FitzGerald, M. McGuire C. Clayton, R. Virtue, S. Sch- illing, B. Homb, C. Kraus, S. Siznrnons, R. Huntington, S. Jackson, M. Mathys, J. Good- rich, K. McKinlay, B. Hoc- king, B. Ruef, M. Fitz- Gerald. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS UF AMERICA Jokes about brides' terrible cooking have become outmoded since girls began studying home economics in high school. Our girls today are skilled in all the household arts from baking homemade bread ,es to sewing abound button- - . hl. LAIQNQ oe 'L i The FHA officers pictured at the right have just reason for the smiles they dis play because they have baked cakes like these ma.ny titnes. The smart apparel they wear was probably designed and made by them. From left to right you see Janet McGowan, Presidentg Louise Bigger, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Olson, Sectretarvg Sandra Douglas, Treasurerg Elizabeth McComish, Editorg Carol Hillery, Historian, Gladys Ward, Editorg Jaci Mullen, Song Leaderg and Suzi Goodell, Social Chairman. Our outstanding homemaking student at DHS is Betty Leahy. She earned this title by her excellence in a test and essay written in the y by Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tommorrow test. Betty received the symbolic heart as her award. Betty Leahy It signifies 'Home is where the Heart Is . H Mothers, faculty members, and friends were entertained at the traditional Mother-Daughter Ban- quet i.n December. Under the general chairmanship of Rosie Ruf, the girls served 250 people with the appearance of ease due to careful planning and a high degree of teamwork. After consurning the delicious food served, the group was entertainedby pictures taken in Russia and other parts of Europe by Miss Lynn Gerlach, who was a cadet teacher i.n DHS at the tirne. Miss Emmy Jung, who was the other cadet teacher, played the piano accompaniment for group singing. Our DHS Future Homemakers are well taught in all the fundarnentals of homemaking by Carolyn Hurley Stevenson. ? ' Q Q ff 'HM -M - A nmumamm' B . Y Z Mot er Daug fer Banquet C curmen Seated Barbara Stauffacher Judy H1rsbrunner Evelyn Hale Mar1lyn Olson Ros1e Ruf General Cha1rman, Mary Fmk Leah McGreane Standmg Marllyn Kelly Sandra. Douglas R1ta Hughes Sewma Wrtlz The enrors Carol Hlllery Nancy Spensley Joan Calvert Betty Leahy Betcy I-Iornb Judy Roselelp Barbara Clark Becky Franz COHD16 Curry Betty Garthwa1te 39 If f X X . 1' ff . I XX . 1 A ,Q N i 'jj 1 5 3 ga. J 1 A 'f' , r - . fa,-r. 'ffi of ' ,Y . li K I Q I. f K W, '. . 1 V, ' A V ' N, 1 -I I1 I1 ll ' 5 1 V n 1 : i 1 - I y , . ijt., I, -,LMA ', '-,. , ,A V' M I f yi y -V .FW by ':.fffi' B V V , c . 'X x S , 1 ' - A f A ., 5 ' B- N ff -X 2' 1 ' ' ' S ' , , I , , I 1 1 n s - FFA af Farm Progress Day The Farm Progress Days held September 26, 27, and Z8 at the Yellowstone Lake area were of great interest to the people of southern Wisconsin. Well- planned and informative demon- strations and tours were at- tended by 75, OOO people during the three days. These scenes at the event were snapped by our DHS Future Farmers . Darlington FFA Instructor , John McNett . PARKMG Lyle Atkinson and Charlie Steiner of DHS, working in the parkmg area at Farm Progress Days Ed Weaver, FFA member, Judging hillside pit. Dr. Marvin Bearry, soil special- 1st, sitting in background. FFA Uffficers Standing Gaylord Mosley F orter Mr McNett Adv1s or Harvey Andrews Sent1nel Seated Edward Whalen, Pres1dent James Kllkelly Vlce Pres1dent R1chard Johnson, Secre tary Dav1d Monson Trea surer -.. 1 r-f ' ' , r u Zi s'r '1---s-.- TJ -fiffi 5 I-J V The Future Farmer organ1zat1on 1S dedlcated to the unprovement of agr1 culture through the educat1on 1n the secondary schools Natlonal offlcers are drawn from the h1gh school chapters Boys are glven an excellent opportun1ty to develop leadershlp and to use the1r Sk111S 1n spec1al projects 'gf' 'is 11' I R1chard Burke 1n the Land Judglng Contest Joe Thomas and h1s pr1ze w1nn1ng calf gg! R1chard Rock and Mr McNett speakmg at the Farm Progress h1s champ1on p1g Days event .QI I , - 'Q' - ' I W , -. 1 1 a ep , - 1 , 5 l ff A ' . , 45vg,,...,, .7 I . 3 I 33 1 ' 12 'd ::.:- ' . : Q f A I 1 1 9 ' S . g ur 'Eu' , , s 29 I - 1 ' K -'t,f, ' .1-'f M H 1 , I Q i ' Y ' K . . . 'fy IAN' r Q Y V., . . V ,n . . 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SENIOR CLASS PLA Y :ff Top Row Gary Tuescher George Brand Jack G1bson Geoffrey Cannon James Van Matre .Taphet Tw1ll1ger Dav1d Chellevold Peter Brand Bob Vlrtue Tom Brand Front Row Conn1e Curry Mary Brand Tennant, JB.C1 Mullen Peggy Brand Mason, Carol Schaber Messallna Becky Franz Myrtle Brand Kenan, Judy Rosele1p Mrs B1rd1e Fuller T 9 Gfeefl Vine Cous1n George Brand thought of h1s home The Green V1ne, as a sort of haven for certaln of h1s relat1ves who would be 1n need of gu1dance and f1nanc1al as S1Sta.1'.I.C6 H1s 1dea was r1ght for these people d1d need help Myrtle, Tom Geoffrey Mary, and Peter are Cous1nGeorge 's d1sappo1nted, dlscouraged, and d1s1llus1oned relat1ves They return to 'The Green V1ne, but they cannot see Cous1n George Now and then they hear someone speak but the blg armcha1r conceals the speaker Eventually the troubles of the clan are smoothed out and at the curta1n's fall Cous1n George can settle back 1n h1s old chan' and smlle 42- . M sniff I Q N ' sv 'f' f ' is ' 3 I 2, Q 'X I ll , , -- , 4' M kk Q xl' . Q K . .. ff , L- 1 K' L ' - ' X fl X F ' : - , - , - , ,, I - I - ' ,,, ' 0 U rr ll - rr 3 . ' . . . , . . 7 U . . . . . , , . H ' I I I , 9 ,fe BAND p -ur Clarinets: Carpenter, Leu Huntington, Peterson, Taschek, Clayton, Olson, Virtue, Hirs brunner, Weaver. Blazer, Bass Drum Rock, SaxophonegMoore , Cornet, Chism, Bells, Gross, Drums, Garth Waite, Clarinet. Percussion: Gibson, Pickett, Breck lin, McGranahan, J FitzGera1d, M. Fitz Gerald. V? if Clarinet and Cornet: Whitford, Blankenhorn, Hughes, Leahy, Pink- ham Alto Saxophone Ruef, Olson, Calvert, Kelly. Flute Schaber, Parkin- son, Mc Greane, Mc Greane, Franz Bas s es Thompson, Olds , Chellevold French Horns Goodrich, Miller, Hauser Cornets Penniston, Johnson Curtlss Krahenbuhl Cnrry, Siegenthaler Aebersold Colden Calvert, Boyle, Norland Clark and White Thompson and Chapman Bassoonsg Goodell, Bass Clarinet, Short, Baritone Saxophone, Ward Oboe. Cornwell, Curry, Olds, Boyle - Baritones. Whalen, Clarinet, Torsten- son, Druxnsg Tuescher, Trombone. The Hot Lips Five - Pennis - ton, Olds, Torstenson, Huntington, C . Penniston. Johns ton , Homb, Van Matre Stauffacher - Saxaphones . r Tregoning, Stevenson, Thomas, Calvert, Bredeson Penniston, Huntington, Stoll - Trombones. CHORUSES Triple Trio anal Solofsf, D. johnson I x Tr1ple Tr1o and Sololst D Johnson Top to Bottom B Teasdale M F1tzGerald J Fltzflerald J Mullen D Johnson N Short C Curry B Franz L Olson G Ward BOYS CHORUS hi: .nh Top Row McDan1el McW1ll1ams Tuescher Tregonmg Mevrs McGett1gan CE Second Row G1bson Gross D Chellevold Johnson Me1er Torten son L Cgellevold Front Row Vlrtue Huntmgton D Olds Calvert Cur t1ss Aebersold Krahenbuhl 47 J, F p ' f V V, 'N fe . 'I N fi .. Xl mil CJ l I ,. ' : . , . ' , . 1 - a - 1 - s s , - , . 3 o . I li 'U' J D W 1 J' , gg, ,- nh rl I t 4 , A 2 Q if I - , E X P lx , xl .1 E P, . ' 'ns 7 1 . , . . , I . , . , . Ro ' I 1 9 - 1 1 1 . . . I y , . , , . 3 2 . Frrsi Tnple Trro Top Row C Curry J tzGera.ld B Teasdale B Franz G Ward Front Row M F1tz G ala J Mullen Olson N Short V10 M F1tzGerald J Glbson J' F1tzGera.1d FG . Q ig , ff . V 4' . 4 T Q ,,.-. 5 l .Q SQCOFIJ TTIPQ TT10 Top Row: M. Armstrong, . Mccreane, E. Hale, N. Curry. Front Row: B. Stauffacher R. Virtue, D. Chapman, ' 5 J. Bradley, B. Ruef. :Q V -.4 -- GIRLS' CHORUS if nm Top Row Pmk Bennett Stoll Johnston J Lashock P Lashock S1mrnons Jackson Kraus Second Row Badertscher Gabel D Douglas Kelly God frey Weaver We1sk1rcher Ellefson Th1rd Row S Bowers M Bowers Srn1th McW1ll1ams C Calvert M Boyle H1cEs Sch1l11ng H111 Fourth Row Hermanson Wed1g Ohnstad Soper Hockmg Bradley S Peterson J C ISITI Blankenhorn Front Row Slegenthaler R Ruef Malott Ste1ner Mc Comlsh R Rlelly Plckett B Peterson T Mlller Top Row Johnson J Hlrsbrunner Homb H1llery Schaber Whltford M ler MCGU1Te Goodr1ch Teasdale Carlson Second Row Armstrong L Olson Short Vlrtue Whlte Brecklm J Fltzcerald Staver R Arm strong R Peterson Th1rd Row McK1nlay Clayton Ruef J Calvert D H1rsbrunner C Curry ffhapman N Curry Lavey Gould Lancaster Fourth Row B Stauffacher B Homb Hunt1ngton Colbeck Wendt B Meyer Il Fl ser Hale Mathys Van Matre Garthwa1te Front Row Murray M F1tzGerald Ward P Boyle Franz Mullen Goodell WIIEOWSRI J Stoll L McGreane 49 1 - ll ' X ., - 1 ,A , Q Q ' Cf W ... 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MIXED CHORUS V NV Y' 0 On HUOOU Top Row Parklnson Hauser B Meyers .T MCW1ll1ams Tuescher Tre 6V1S McGett15an Rock J I-hrsbrunner I-hllery Chapman Second Row V1rtue Carlson D Hlrsbrunner Gross D Chellevold John n P Meler Krahenbuhl Van Matre Gould M1ller Th1rdRow Short Ward C Curry D Olds Calvert Curtlss Aebersold if rry M Armstrong Bradley Fourth Row B Stauffacher R Huntlngton L Olson Franz G1bson B 1rtue I1 Huntlngton L Chellevold J F1tzGerald J Calvert L MC Greane Front Row Clayton Ruef Wendt Schaber P1ckett M .T F1tzGerald Mul l Hale B Hornb B Teasdale W QD DHS Pep Band led by D1ck Johnson SO CHIRSTMAS PROGRAM Angels Barbara Olson, Judy Roselelpf Llnda- Stallffaflhel' The I.nn Ronald Wedlg Ca1v1n Hughes Lynn McGreane uni ,4 6 Nap! 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I 4 x -.. l l tm.r:.-may S5911 214 'A 1 I ' X I I 1 1 ' 6 45 19 T D. L M 43 ' 34 Jn me C' 7 67 -. . Q ' ' 1 57 ' ' 55 A 49 ' Z7 X 41 4 40 I 46 ' 29 . - .l 28 21 Q' 46 29 , 64 24 N 'V V' Q ,, 32 ' 21 R 4105,-l . . 9-1: ' Z2 V . 41 ' ' 36 35 ' 33 30 ' 41 I 32 ' 21 A Team Top G Penn1ston Schwartz McGett1ga.n J McGu1re F MCGUITC Monson Rasmussen C Penmston Manager V1rtue, Coach Davles Front Olds Chellevold Stevenson, Mev1s Cullen, Brecklm 58 59 Cage Season Darhngton They Belmont Plattevllle Pra1r1e 64 M1neral Polnt 78 62 Dodgevllle 51 74 Cuba C1ty 72 68 Fenmmo re 27 71 Belmont 49 55 Mount Horeb 67 55 Boscobel 51 79 Plattev1l1e 50 73 Pra1r1e 70 72 M1nera1 Pomt 67 49 Dodgevllle 65 51 Cuba Clty 55 Fenrurnore 44 Mount Horeb 65 74 Boscobel 50 73 67 WLAA TOURNAMENT 72 Lancaster 66 54 Dodgevllle 53 68 Monroe 91 ' ' 0 , Amt fab: 5 -ff . '- Y 1 . 5, 2 ' . I ! . i ' ' I ' . I I I ! 0 . l . : Y I - Q . o I I 54 44 45 ' 41 74 ' ' 47 TRACK Coaches Stevenson and Dav1es Q Xa QQE -I. Bob Burke Davld Chellevold Lee Brecklm, Gay Stevens on 322 gat 0 bi! 1 N4g5A4X xx :X 'SN Top Row J' McGu1re Cullen F McGu1re McGreane, Mev1s Acherman, II caster Van Matre, Gene Stevenson Th1rd Row Mrller Merr1am, Tre gomng B Me1er, Benson, P Me1er Hanson Second Row McDa.n1el Thomp son, Tuescher Stevenson Chellevold McW11l1ams, G Penn1ston Front Row Re1lly, V1rtue Schwartz Brecklm Burke Olds C P nmston D 1 Q WJ I X 'C . 2 f, X ,, r . Q ' I Y 'A , xt X V S Y A -me Ll s lf' or 1 ee.- so 1 Y ' L - e.., ei. Ve L ' Q-,-,L... ,M S ...l..e...J...E.,l,e,n- .e -..M I I U ..-C , , T11 A .V , on on mlm, S 3 , 1 A M..- --Q A N 3.-..-.. , Q ' 7. X S 'cf fd Q x 'ig , . - M , , - -W S L-TU' I 7 if - 1 ,S , . . D N n X U A D x . Penniston, George l n Q ,R -. Z, A-s f- - SVA 4,1 . W-MM' M 4 QI! Y Y S ' ' ' 1 1 h ' f .y ,Q U' 1 33,11 K Y' ' ,s . 'Z C' ' L' ij nf D 1 N ' 'q 4 ' I I E441 -ilu faq? , D YV. nrt an D, nw C n, D' . S ' D 4 Y Q I Z - . 1 1 0 . 1 I 1 an , . : , ' - 5 o a 3 0 : 9 I I I ' ' - . . Q . -1' I I I I I ' V 9 .. -3 .. BASEBALL 1058 Season Under the guidance of Coach Otto Ruf the DHS Redbirds took the baseball championship in the spring of 1957 and again in 1958. The scores were: Shullsburg Lancaster Plattville Bos cobel Prairie Mt. Horeb Cuba City Fennimore Shullsburg Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Darlington Al 14 10 12 18 9 7 15 .5 F 1 5, Catchers: Ez Mallot and Bill McKernan. F1515 Glen Soper, Jerry Monson, Gary Hollis, Gaylord Johnson 'O-fieldersz Richard Rock, Duane Nelson, Joe Moore, John Lathrop, Don hn Wiegel, Gaylord Johnson. Infieldersg Tom Osterday, David Carpenter, Jim Springer, B111 F1tzPatr1ck, ndd, Harlan Pederson. CARNIVAL On Fr1dayn1ght October 3, a crowd llned up at the doors of DHS hop1ng to get 1ns1de the gym and get an early start at havmg a ball Th1s colossal event offered more than 31 centers of 1nterest There were several new features th1s year, a.rnong them R1ng the Toe, R1ng the Na1l a museum, and a dance 1n the band room Door prlzes were g1ven to holders of lucky t1cket numbers Joanne Lashock won a 1959 PEKATONIKA, and Patsy Wendt took home a bottle of c1der as her pr1ze Our thanks go to Rosa11e, Ter1, Jack, and Dale for supplymg the Cake Walk muslc, and to Mr Joe Ryan and Mrs Larry Mev1s for then- +1ne carn1val com m1ttee by do1ng an excellent Job of sell1ng the games The 1959 car n1val commlttee and sponsors thank everyone of you who part1c1pated G11 and made th1s I year s carn1val so successful G1lbert Barnard, aDarl1ngton attorney, 18 trymg h1s best to make a basket Ooops, over the lme, I Th1S 13 a v1ew of the south Slde of the gyrn and the many attract1ons 1n 1t 60 I u U f o 0 a . . . A n a f 1 arvniafnvunn fn D DLC D2-llkfkr I-NI DLL fx. ' H ' .- o Z R 9 . . . o 1 X . I . . u Ax Z' At the most popular booth of the evenmg IS Ronn1e Blaser gettmg a kxss frorn M1ss Brecklm Wha'd'ya thmk of th1s T1Il'1'7 '0's5 The grade chlldren are showmg the h1gh school students what they can do with hula hoops I wonder what's wrong w1th the older students! Jerry Wonders 1S recelvlng a k1SS from Jean Ann Bradley at the K1SS1X1g Booth Nxce work Jerry' I 1 Nancy Curry 13 trymg to sell Tommy Thls looks hke the novelty stand I won I der what Lou1e IS trymg to buy Evelyn Chflstenson some Caindl' what S the Hale and Carol Schaber want to make a matter NanCYv Won t he make UP hw sale m1nd'P ix A - .D . .' . I N N W i l , ' X ,4 I ,I . T , l I N T ' I 1, .I W ,at .Ulf 45 '-r . -Y I V v it J, Q1 B FOOTBALL Seniors and Coaclzes Top Row: Third Row: Second Row: Front Row: 11 fi Blankenhorn, Andrews, Merriam, McGuire, Pederson, Miller, Tregoning, Thompson. ' McDaniel, Penniston, Whalen, Monson, Schwartz, Chellevold, Nelson. Johnson, Coaches: Davies, Stevenson, Martens, Ruf, Van - Matre. McWilliarns, Virtue, Gibson, Mosley, Carpenter, Tuescher, Staver. Annual Football Banquet A The annual football banquet was held on November ll at 7 p.m. in the high school gym. A delicious turkey dinner with all the trimmings was served by the mothers of the football squad. Mr. Davies, the master of ceremonies, introduced the main speaker, Mr. Blackbourne, the head football coach of Carroll College. Other speakers were Dave Chellevold, Gene Stevenson, and Coach Martens . Coach Martens express ed the hope that Darlington wouldn 't be defeated until 1975. He also praised this year's charnpionship football squad for its out- standing performance. Awards were given to the seniors of the football squad. -.62... DHS. SCENES Enjoying fresh- man initiation from the side- lines in S The cheerleaders go into action at a basketball game A tense moment in football calls for strategy I. 0, S ' 'lil Pep Band Leader Johnson hears a. sour note Siu ent Councf Gaylord Mosley V1ce Pres1dent, Dave Olds, Pres1dent, BOIIIIIC Ruef, Secretary Treasurer D HS SCENES DHS Class Presmlen s S Freshrnan Jean Bradley Sophomore T1m McGett1gan Jun1or Dav1d Olds Sen1or R1cha.rd Johnson MUSIC C,1n1C Belolt Co11ege's bandnaaster, Joseph Sunmons, conducts a mus1c cl1n1c at DHS BGHJIQGJGVS Suz1 Goodell Judy Roesle1p Jean F1tz Gerald Conn1e Curry, Ter1 M1ller, J F1tzGerald gave snappy leaderslup to our band thls year Hot Lunclz Program Mrs Colbeck serves lunch to M1ss Rowe and DHS students I I l 5 O l O 1 I 1 , V A J ,J , ,, w ' 1 V H7 , ' LQ , vr ' X . . . f - f ' g .V - - , -. 1 ' . . . K t Q, - L? X 4. fgd ' fx I B fv- ,f ,J ..g'.. X f .I Ly , . . L Q I..-.1 I l I 1 V or l . Q Y gg ' , , Q IL. J 'S ' 5 . 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