Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1965 volume:

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Tkey died; ike Union ddo ea, Lafoyeiie Coundy eneeda ikLa akali in memony of hen aoddiena ana aaidona. Oi. akadd apeak io youn youth of ike kono i and diyniiy of cidi- $enakip, of ike pntcedeaa coai of couniny and union. ’Oedioaied Ocioben 15, A D, We now ao iknouyk ike ciiy pank paai ckunchea and paai ike public jejbf-ony, ao conveniently decoded fon Ullj atudenia, and annh e ad ackooL Tkia yeddow bnich buiddiny boa aenved aLxLenda fnom kindenyanden dhnouyk kiyk ackood aince Nexd yean id wild be occupied by atudenia iknougk ike 9ik anode, and ike aenion kiyk onodea wJUd. move onto a new buiddiny. fame fan. a moment on the fnont tep of. oun. school and took weoiwand acno o the tn.eet to the counthowse. of. Lafayette, (jnntu. Oun county, wa named fan. the ftanquis de Lafayette, uho came Jnom fnance to aid the nmanican colonists in thein. strug- gle fan. indepence in tho se fateful aeons between 1775 and 1783. The courthouse, built in 1905� wa a yM - county f iom Niatt Murphy, a Renton miner. Built f iom fine (quality material with yood wonk- nanship, it is a beautc- ful and tundy tnuctune after 60 year . few rmyor repair have been needed lo beep it in yood condition. Increased county business ha node additional pace nece ary, and ome county office one now housed in the Barnard Buildiny to ou i night aero the treet. Now, we 'll follow the fedhind into oun obool and visit cla e , attend social and athletic events, and meet oun. student . m classis Ondu tnial Ant student plan- ned die con tnuctlon of. funnitune at die dnowing boand, dien built die piece of thein choice.. Tom Wilhelm on and $oe Staven wene dnowing die plan fon die coffee table uhich they, made thi yean.. An impontant pha e of owi ayn.icult.wie tufy thi yean uxi fwily in the chool yean the boy male a thonouyh £idy of the 6a ie element of oil tnuctune in the cla noom and then went into the field to yudye oil in competition with tixLenl fnom neiyhboniny high chool . Refini hing family heinloom funnitune wa pant of the wonh done in the Onxlu tnial Ant cla e . Duane Wien el and Loony Wand ne toned thi Viclonian centen table to a piece of neal beauty. Home fconomicd glnld leanned all about clothed. They condtnucted ganmenid with gn.ea£ ca ie and atten- tion to design, dultobtJjJjj, and +nJ Jn tlng detnil. Then they. leann- how to model them. font of. thein. clothing dtudy wad the hid tony ol dtu.Le. The depa ixmenl owrid dome inten- edtlng peniod cod turned. The I88O block datln gou.ru bonnet, and oana- doi modeled ou Sandna Koryyiood wad intenedting to Vinginia onechlen. and fiany fide uho wene weaning the chic moded of the 1 20 e ia fon. did- plojj. to the clothing cladd. COUm OFFOQjRS' OAH h’ov ember 9 fluxior in the American Fi tory ctn held dieir uje.an.ly election io choo e tu!ent for the off.ic.esi of La 'cuieiie. COLnly government and tudy it work. Aid chool in ike county partteipated. Darlington situ!enisi ivere jhoijogA.aph.ed on die tep of ihe courdiou e. Aid. tul.ent keand talk on die wonk done by old die comi j officensi, and iJien each student off teen visited die deportment to uhich he had been elected and learned none about it. Luncheon wasi provhled bu Au the American Letgdon and Legion Duxcdlnry. Our DUS county, officiate poised before, die iotue of courthouse donor, Matt ilurphy, before attending, the nock triad held, in die afternoon. The uccesi ful candidate found they learned a great dead they enyoyed the experience and wish the ■same privilege for future % union . Between court room. cene , we ee Lafayette County- Sheriff, (dwnrd Thompson, and tudent SOCIAL WOBLtftS The fascinating, fallible wonld of sdocks and bonds found its way into oun notebooks, arud an inpontant phaAe of social science found Ua way into oun hnowledge tVe wondered uhene oun money went. Then we became acquainted with oun government. Social Security will mean much, mo ie to ua in oun futune yeans. flection Day - kovemben 3, 1 $ Voting, booths pint ballot boxes summed up oun school''s pnepi- dential election and pnovided ua with knowledge of connect voting. pnoceduneA in oun training fon becoming good citcgenA. scwa xJken inange oc!on began dnift- ing thnough the hall.i, we went up to ch.ejnJLitA.ij. tab to ee uhat I'W. hten- beng' tudejrt wene brewing.. On. an wen to owl ingoing, an intent chemLiiny iuJent veny. patiently explained that exneniment wene an e enlcnl pant of the cowi e no that they could tee the involved pnoce e fon thermelve and come, to thei i own. concJu -corvi, and that they wene nequined to nave thein own pnoject to incneane leanniny. Have you even, onoun cny tal ? 01 not, nth Sanbana a chek [on. ainectiixvi. hat1' uhat die wan Though not pictured, we found that Hit. Schnean cane fully led hJbi biology iudent thnough thein fJUvit clone look ot living. ongani m to ob enve thein pnoce c am’ t'lein. fmedians. O ce again fla. Huf faced up to the ta k of intnoducirw. a new gnoup of. fnedimen to the wooden of clence and pnepaned diem fon mone advanced, cience tulie . Should you be in need of oxygen, canbon dioxide, on hydnogen, con wit Hank huvient F iitj HinJbnumen, ilonnie Handy, Diane Slide, Tam Oeclvilin, on 'Judy box. they one the merrben of the enthu ia tijc pnoduction team wonhing oventune. fnylLdr. U fl)iAA fjlad.uA land hen i'Uaa ‘land came, to Jo ken practice teacbirux in fpnliAk k in kovemken, toe oayan £ie yean a SkakeAneane mil unden ken dinec- tion. T)acbeik ansi ike iunopean and [nnlJbdi lenaiAAonce wene ike. cMia.i iopicA. Studentodid indi- vidual neadina of Oenckantof Venice. Romeo and Ju.iieij TweUik kinki, Hamlet, 7 I' une Ioa. 'VluUwm ly U Dneam, anxf dxsckand ike Tkxnn. Cun t'xouykto wene ennicked by ikeAe ideaA of ike band: Tomonnow, and iomonnow, and iomonnow (neepo in ikiA petty pace fnom deux to day . . . Tke devil can die Scniptune fon kiA punpooe . . • To be on not iso be: ; Tkat iA ike aueotton: . . . . . . Out, out bnief candle Tke ninkt iA lonsyt ikat neven fJindA ike d.asy. Hoik not a 'Jew eyeA? (M!NAL Ike annual DUS cannibal ukick provide fundt fon ike tckool pub.iiC'vtiont, ike Redbina and ike feka- tonika, wat tinned easily, ikit yean.—on Sepie.mben 6. Many yamet of tkill yave winnent tome in.eotun.ed pallet. Loit of. yiani coket wene won by ikete expend, manhtmen. Tke expend k unled a dandy a balloon mat piesiced, and anoiken. ineat un.e wot uxxi at a pnL e. Tkit folly cloun pnovided kit tkane of fin fon ike eveniny. Oi't a yood ikiny io know ukad ike fudune koldt in tione fon ut— etpecially JLf one kap- pent io be bekind ike £inki Sail. flladam Zidck dublen. bnouyki ken exinatentony ialenit io oun yala even- iny and in Id ut ukad we could expecd io kappen io ut. 10 urunt HOflim s of a oqa The FHA THiJR? dance, onothen annual event of- D 5f occunned thi yean, on Sepiembea l8. Club pne l- dcnt, Kanen (anpente c v-Lee-madi- dent, Linda liege A. Th.cA.Me Tfioma4, Bandana Stelnen, Lay. Vintue, and 9aula dowenif po ed fon oun camena- men befone the.in coandioch decona- iian, uAic i wa pant of tkeln. Autumn Leave theme. Thi yean. ' TUOLLf Kjng, Bill Cni t, u a cnowned bu club pne i- dent Kanen a the climax, of the evening,. Bill achieved hi title by edging out nival cxmdidcute (Knk % deAAon and John Schilling in the election. HOfllCm§ Joanne. fietheny uxia presented by Senior J(1jjaa y reci- dent, led lluntinyton, to reign oven die homecoming. football name on October 2 uhen owx .’l 'oJjuU defended Oowa—yrant bu die decisive Score o f 2b to 7 Hono ied attendanta of our Queen were $oanie Thomac, a tendon, ec- cortea to die corona- tion bu (famec Hawkins. Audi (wiry, a imior. toad escorted by doyen (win.y. Sophomore, Vicki itkin- 4 on, wac con- ducted to her place ot hon- or by. Jay Spranyen trechman, (oral Barteld, walked with Kenneth. Shultj Homecoming. Queen Joanne. Neth.eA.ij. was cnowned cut the dance on the evening, of Octnben 2 by. Redbind (jodjantnins Cyff-y and Steven uhile attended bu the menbens of. hen (jaunt and the senions on the football team. Wtmwg POR QfROSTfDRS U the {bald season advanced aid {boothall gave wan. to basketball, the Music u paniment and Dinecton wood not into senious plans and anduous wonk in gnepanation (on the (hnistmns season. Ihein annual Quiistmas concent and pageant uxts an event of beautiful some, cru’ sight pnesented this yean on the evening o{b decemben 13 do a lange and appneciative audience. The columns and vases {bon the. palace of Ring Henod and the jolly snowmen wene pant of the fdage set- Junion and Seniors Vicki Atkinson, Joanie Thomas, Judy Bredeson, Ann SicXinlay. Cheerleaders Followed the Redbirds to Every Content CHEERLEADERS On that hateful day aiter the last tryout ion. cheer- leader election, some girls realized an ambition held since gnode school day6. The vote were cast by a committee composed oi students and iaculty members. Competi- tion was deadly serious, and these voters iaced the very diiiicult decision oi choos- ing two out oi ioun. iine contenders inom each class. Girls were chosen ion. competence, character, person- ality, ability to wonk well with others, good sports- manship, and ladylike conduct. They had weekly practice sessions to periect skills. Sins. Irene Smith wcu the cheerleaders' coach and advisor. Fn.es hmen and Sophomon.es Susie Springer, Ruth Curry, Pam SUller, Marilyn Bartels. Pep Club Member Vevoted Themselves to Our Athletic Team From early fall before the. first football game, until late spring after the. last baseball and track event, the IMS Pep Club worked for the team. They backed the Redbirds with pep meetings before garner, displaying posters, sponsoning bus tfiips to out- otown games, helping with the ban- quet ho no fling athletes, and doing all they could to promote school spirit. Membefis showed theifi pfiide in the tfiophies won by Redbirds by keeping them clean and bfiightly polished. The Pep Club backed the cheefileadefis and bought theifi uniform with funds fiaised by the girls’ hafid wofik selling hot dogs, candy, potato chips, and pop during football games. A newcomefi to the VIIS Pep Club this yeafi was Rosy Redbird. This counterpart of Wisconsin’s Sucky Badger was the creation o$ Linda Steger, who designed and made the costume worn by Cheri Howery, our first Rosy Redbird. We all enjoyed the part played by this delightful bird. PEP CLUB The Pep Club officers were Kay Virtue, President; Cathy Elmer and Joanne H ether y, Publicity Co-Chairmen; Mary McVonald, Vice-President; Sharon Jorgenson, Secretary, and Judy Jorgenson, Treasurer. ADMINISTRATION SCHOOI ADM IN1STR ATORS dedicate themselves TO THE PROGRESS ‘••F EDUCATION Mr. T. M. Nelsor handles prob- lems of the entire school system, yet he never loses touch with the students and is always ready to listen to their problems and give help. The breaking of ground for the new Darlington Community High School on October 26 was preceded and followed by an unbelievable amount of hard work by Mr. Nelson, the Board of Education and the members of the Citizens’ Commit- tee on Better Education. That they were rewarded for their efforts is shown by their smiles at the cere- mony. Shovels were plied by Mr. Nel- son, Mr. Virtue, Board Treasurer; Mr. Johnson, Board President; and Mr. Joseph Donahoe of the Citizens’ Committee. To the left of Mr. Nelson is Board Member, Mr. Curry, and the Rev- erend John Baumann of the Citi- zens’ Committee. To Mr. Johnson’s left are Board Members Mr. Burke and Mr. Lee. Continuing left is Mr. Ralph Hass, Construction Superin- tendent, and Mr. A1 Kraemer, Gen- eral Contractor. BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Lewis Burke, Mr. Haul Lee, Mr. George Larson, At- torney J. M. Amenda, Mr. Orvin SiegcnUialer. Seated: Attorney Ervin Johnson, Mr. Elmer Virtue, Mr. William Curry, Attorney Wil- liam K McDaniel FACULTY MRS. HAZEL BENEDICT Business Senior Class Advisor Pekatonika Advisor MR. JACK BERTOLINI Mathematics Football Coach MISS HELEN COLLINS English II Library Forensics MISS MARGUERITE CONNELLY English IV Latin Senior Class Play MR. ROBERT LOOP Mathematics Sophomore Class Advisor MR. W. W. MARTENS Athletic Director Industrial Arts Sophomore Class Advisor MRS. GERALDINE McDonald English I and II Freshman Class Advisor MR. JAMES MEYERS Physical Education Basketball Coach Junior Class Advisor MR. JAMES OLSTAD Agriculture FFA Advisor Senior Class Advisor MR. GARY UINGEN Physical Education Coaching Junior Class Advisor MR. OTTO RUF Science Baseball Coach Freshman Class Advisor Faculty MR. EUGENE SCHEPPE Spanish English II Junior Class Advisor Redbird Advisor MR. JOHN SCHREAR Biology Social Science MR. GERALD SHANNON English III Citizenship Forensics Senior Class Advisor MRS. IRENE SMITH Physical Education Pep Club Advisor Junior Class Advisor MR. WARREN STENBFRG Chemistry Mathematics MRS. CAROLYN STEVENSON Home Economics FHA Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor MR. GEORGE STEVENSON History Senior Class Advisor Coaching MR. ROBERT WOOL) Music Redbird Advisor Junior Class Advisor OFFICE MtA. TidctU NcUon School SccAdasiy SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sieve Buichox Vice Pxuidcnt ltd Huntington Pxuidcnt Laxxy Vonahoc Social Rcpxc- icntatiuc Judy Fitzpatnick SccA.eXaA.y-TxcaiuA.iA. Ann McKinlay Social Rcpxc- icntativc SENIORS C«rl Eugene Anderson Football Baseball Track Basketball FFA Transfer from Argyle Lavern Benson FFA Dianna Bowers FHA Chorus FHA Assistant Social Chairman Jerry Boyle Football Basketball Baseball Lettermen s Club Virginia Brtchler FHA Band Girls’ and Mixed Chorus Triple Trio Quartet Graduation Ensemble Redbird F orensics State Forensics Band Twirler Gerald R Brines Football Track Lettr-men's Club FFA Linda Jo Brunkow Chorus FHA Class Social Repre- sentative Pekatonika Forensics Stave Buschor Track Band Pep Band Band Vice-President Class Vice-President Pekatonika Forensics Honor Roll Orchestra Charlene Faye Carpenter FHA Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Honor Roll Thomas Christensen Football Basketball Track Lettermen’s Club Band Boys’ Chorus Mixed Chorus Class Vice-President Class President Redbird Prom Court Badger Boys’ State Honor Roll Karen Carpenter Band Chorus FHA FHA Historian FHA President Honor Roll 21 Roger Curry Football Basketball Track Lettermen's Club Band Boys’ Chorus Mixed Chorus Orchestra Pep Band Director Homecoming Escort Solo Ensemble County Coroner Honor Roll Marsha Clayton D bbra L. Crapp Chorus Pekatonika FHA FHA Secretary Class Secretary Treasurer Band Chorus William R. Crist Football Baseball Track I,ettermcn s Club FFA Twirp King Mary Kay Cullon Chorus VHA Redbird George Steven Curry Football Football Co-Captain Basketball Basketball Manager Track Lettermen’s Club Band Class Social Representative Class Vice-President Junior Prom Court Homecoming Escort Boys’ State Honor Roll Anna Christina DaMuth FHA Chorus Honor Roll The theme the . Uon Pnom o 953 tutu Slue. Hawati. The ktndenganten attendant went Tom ChnUten en, Clint tLne VeMuth, Kay JiAtue% and Rogen Canny. Mary Bath Donahoa Band Chorus Mixed Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Honor Roll Forensics Karan K. Evant FHA Chorus Gary Evan Dorow Honor RoJ1 Football Basketball Track Lettcrmen’s Club FFA Mika Fitzsimons Football Track Basketball Wrestling Lettcrmen’s Club FFA Barnard R E lief son Football Baseball Track FFA Rosa Fitzsimons FHA Chorus FHA Social Representative Forensics Honor Roll Ron Folay Rosemary Fogo Basketball FHA Cathryn Ann Elma. Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Forensics Cheerleader Pep Clyb Publicity Co-Chairman Honor Roll County Board Dav Jody Fitzpatrick Chorus Class Secretary- Treasurer Redbird Student Librarian Honor Roll Baseball Robert Gobel FFA Honor Roll Mary Diana Gilbertson Band Girls and Mixed Chorus All Star Chorus Triple Trio Redbird Pekatonika Co-Editor Forensics Girls' Quartet Madrigal Honor Roll David Lee Gough Baseball Letter men’s Club Georgina Halvereon FHA Chorus Pekatonika Robert M. Hauser Football Baseball Track 24 James Hawkins Football Basketball Track I ettermen's Club Lettermen’s Club Vice-President Class President Redbird Prom Escort State Track Boys State Alternate Honor Roll David Heins Football Baseball Track FFA Khristina Hermanson FHA Chorus Pekatonika Carla Hirsbrunner FHA Band Pekatonika Honor Roll Larry Hirsbrunnar Football Baseball I eltermen's Club Band Chorus Octette and Duet All-Star Chorus FFA I ttermen’s Club President Richard Hirsbrunnar Football Basketball Baseball Track I ettermen's Club Chorus FFA Homr Roll Joan M. Huntington Band Ciris’ and Mixed Chorus Accompanist Redbird Pekatonika Forensics T wirier Drum Majorette All-Star Chorus Orchestra Prom Court State Solo Contest Orchestra County Social Worker Pep Band Honor Roll Tad Huntington Band Boys' and Mixed Chorus Madrigal Band Vice-President Band President Class President Redbird Redbird Editor Forensics Prom Court Pep Band All-Star Chorus Honor Roll County Superinten- dent of Schools Michaal Earl Holland Football Track Rita Johnson Band Girls' and Mixed Chorus Redbird Forensics Argyle High School Orchestra Pep Band Honor Roll Roberta HclUngar FHA Girls’ Choi us Mixed Chorus Pekatonika Honor Roll Settees Sail Rkaptody In 'JJhLlt” PecembcA. 21, 1964 25 Judy Jorgenson I HA Band Girls’ and Mixed Chorus I� ep Club Secretary Redbird Pekatonika Pep Band Honor Roll Orchestra Sharon Jorgenson FHA Band Girls’ and Mixed Chorus All-Star Chorus Orchestra Triple Trio Pep Club Treasurer Rcdbird Music Clinic Ccunty Clerk Solo Ensemble Honor Roll Pep Band Donna Kammsrwi FHA Chorus FHA Social Representative Pekatonika Sandra Kay Komprood FHA Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Dramatics Librarian Mary F. Kurth FHA Chorus Redbird pekatonika Forensics Librarian Honor Roll Donald D. Lashock Basketball Kathlaan M. Leahy Band Chorus FHA FHA Social Chairman Honor Roll Cl£U6 FIoloza. - Red R06C 26 Richard Lochnar Band Chorus Fekatonika Honor Roll Charles McDonald Track Forensics Mary Jo McDonald Band Girls’ Chorus Mixed Chorus Class Social Representative Pep Club Vice- President Hedbird Pekatoruka Forensics Orchestra Pep Band Band Librarian Girls’ State Representative County Nurse Honor Roll Annatta McDarmott Band Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Forensics Honor Roll Mary FHA Senio L Que.en Many. $o Ronald end Senio i QJjiaa t n.es$L- denX Ted ” ur ngdvn 27 Pamela McKillip Ann McKinley Chorus Redbird Pckatonika Honor Roll Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Forensics Class Social Representative Class Secretary Homecoming Attendant Cheerleader Prom Queen Pekatonika Co-Editor Honor Roll Cheerleading Clinic Redbird Feature Editor William Mullan Football Basketball Baseball Lettermen’s Club Joanne Nethery Chorus Pep Club Publicity Co-Chairman Redbird Homecoming Queen Cheerleader Honor Roll Cheerleb'Rng Clinic Dennis E. McWilliams Football Baseball Lettermen’s Club Chorus Class President Junior Prom King Redbird forensics Delvere L. Norland Football Baseball Lettermcf.’s Club Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus FFA Honor Roll Robert Oleson Elaine Meier FHA Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Forensics Jerry I. Olson Football Baseball Track Lettermen’s Club FFA LA RUE PE PAREE JurUon. Pxom May 1, 1964 lioxbaxa Tcuchzk, Gcoxgz CuAAtj, Baxbaxa StzlneA, Jcunzt Hwkini, Joan Huntcngton, Thom ChxlUzniin, CaAol WiLLboxn, Ted Huntingdon, Ann HcKinlay, Vznnti MeUlttiani. 29 Lawrence J Ray Football Baseball Track FFA D. Kay Pilling Jeanne Pink FHA Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Honor Roll Band Chorus FHA Edit E. Reynolds Baseball Class Motto - Today 6 Foundations — Tomoviou) s Build Vis Dori� Pratt FHA Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Karlena K. Rowe Chorus FHA Jody Quinn Connie Lee Sauer FHA Chorus Chorus Redbird Forensics FHA 30 Gary Schwartz Football Baseball Lettermen’s Club Honor Roll Judy Sheeks Transfer from Waterloo Kenneth Lee Shultz Football Baseball Track Lettermen's Club I setter men’s Club Secretary FFA FFA Vice-President FFA President Homecoming Escort Mary Kay Side Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Red bird Pekatonika Forensics FHA Student Librarian Honor Roll Robert Skattum Football Track Roger -perry FFA Jay Springer Football Basketball Baseball Track Lettermen's Club Class Vice-President Homecoming Escort Richard R. Stauffacher Football Basketball Baseball Lettermen's Club Band All-Star Chorus Chorus Double Quartet Band Manager Pep Band FFA Joe Staver Football Basketball Track Lettermen's Club Football Co-Captain 31 Linda Steg«r FHA FHA Vice-President Band Band Secretary- Treasurer Chorus Mixed Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Forensics Honor Roll Mary Steil Band Band Librarian Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Honor Roll Barbara Faya Steiner FHA Chorus FHA Treasurer Social Representative Homecoming Attendant Prom Attendant Honor Roll Joania Thomas FHA Band Chorus Orchestra FHA Historian Redbird Pekatonika Business Manager Forensics Cheerleader Homecoming Attendant Honor Roll Cheerleading Clinic Ray Van Mat re Football FFA Kay L. Virtue FHA FHA Editor Band Chorus Mixed Chorus Pep Club President Redbird Forensics Redbird News Editor Band Officer Triple Trio Girls' Quartet and Madrigal Solo Ensemble Pep Band Barbara Ann Taschek Band Chorus Mixed Chorus Redbird Pekatonika Forensics Prom Court Pep Band Orchestra County Civil Defense Honor Roll 32 Larry Ward Football Baseball Track Letter men's Club Boys and Mixed Chorus FFA One oi the uniongettable memo a-cu oi oua ioun yeans in high school was oua Pnom. We chose a French theme and catted it La Rue de PaA.ee. We made this visit to the stneets oi Panis on the night o May I, 964. Hand-wonking committees deconated the gym with a huge Eiiiel Touka, sidewalk ca e tablet, and neplicat oi the beautiful gandens oi Panis. PAom Iting Vennit McWilliams cAoumed Queen Ann McKinlay at the climax oi the evening, tuA- Aounded by theiA CouAt oi HonoA, James Hawkins, Sanbana SteineA, Ted Huntington, Cano I Will- bo An, Joan Huntington, Tom C knitlenten, SaAbaAa Taschek, and Geo Age Canny. The kindenganten membens oi the Count wane Becky Schoenman, laving Ruei, Michelle Buschon, and Bnyce Staten. Aiten the cononation, Queen Ann and King Vennit led the tnaditional Gnand Manch in the gnaceiul cinctings oi the dance iloon. When the musicians oi Kenny Wolie's band had packed thein instnuments and depanted, we went on to post-pncm panties and continued oua glonious evening until daybneak sent us to the homes oi intends ion aiten-pnom bneak- iasts. Each oi us will always ieel that oua pnom was the best. JUNIOR PROM Virginia Wiagal David W«avar Football Track Lettermcn's Club Boys’ and Mixed Chorus Double Quartet Class Social Representative FFA FFA Secretary Janica Whi c. Girls’ and Mixed Chorus Pekatonika Forensics FHA Diana Wiagal FHA Chorus Duana Wiagal Baseball FFA Transfer from Shulls- burg Band Girls' and Mixed Chorus Orchestra Rcdbird Pekatonika Forensics Girls’ Quartet Music Clinic Triple Trio Pep Band Solo Ensemble Honor Roll Thomas R. Wilhalmson Basketball Carol K. Willborn Band Chorus Class Treasurer Redbird Pekatonika Forensics Pep Band Orchestra Prom Court County Treasurer Track Queen Honor Roll Clcu 6 Colou - Reci and White. 34 SENIOR AWARDS Judy Fltzpatxlck 1965 VAR Wlnnex Senlox Class Advlsox Ma. Stevenson told Judy the. good nejws that hex classmates had voted hex thelx choice to xecelve the VAR good citizenship awaxd. Judy, oux senlox class secxetaxy-txeasuxex, was chosen ox hex qualities 06 dependability, sexvlce, leadexshlp, and patxlotlsm. Cathy Etmex Elks' Scholaxshlp nominee Cathy xecelved the faculty vote as thelx choice to xecelve the scholaxshlp ohhexed by the Oxdex oh Elks, Kaxen Caxpentex 1965 Betty Cxockex Kaxen Caxpentex was oux 1965 Betty Cxockex and the llxst local FHA pxesldent to win the honox. Mxs. Stevenson had the pleasuxe oh pxesentlng Kaxen with the emblem oh the Betty Cxockex awaxd which she won by hex achievement In scoxlng highest on the test and essay which was the basis oh this awaxd. A Junior Class Officers Top Row: Treasurer. Cheri Howery, Social Representative, Jerry Benson ; Secretary, Jane Smith. Front Row: Vice-Presi- dent, Mike Burke; So- cial Representative. Nanci McGranaban; President. Tom Hanson. JUNIORS Top Row: Jim Bartels, Jerry Benson, Dennis Dorow, Kenny Colbeck. Darlene Boyle. Second Row: Helen Burris, Alan Burke, Mike Burke, Harlan Andrews, Joe Colbeck. Front Row: Donna Bradt, Judi Bredeson, Vicki Atkinson, Diane Bennett. Susan Brun- kow. Linda Dirksen. 36 Top Row: Kay Helm, Jan Foley, Betty Heins, Vicki Goodell, Pam Gibson. Second Row: Phil Gor- don. Bill Filzsimons, Richie Gratz, Rick Fin- ley, Jerry Evenstad, Tom Hanson. Front Row: Jim Fitz- patrick, Rosie Elmer, Karen Gothard, Janet Edge, Beth Fitzsimons. Top Row: Dave John- son. Dwayne Larson, Teddy Jackson. Joe Ischi, Pat Keyes. Rick King. Second Row: Larry Kilcoyne, Cheri How- ery, Ann Hirsbrunner, Rose Helm, Terry Lar- son. Front Row: Jim Jud- kins, Janice Johnson, Mari Hendrickson, Sally Kendall Keith Helm. The selection of a class ring was made after careful consideration of the designs submitted. 37 JUNIORS Top Row: Jane Lem- bezeder, Jack Marty, Donna Noble, Terry Malott, Sharon Mc- Greane, Tom Long, Ron McGuire. Second Row: Ray Mnhl- man, Mike O’Rourke, Dan McCarten, Daniel McDermott, Dave Lok- en. Front Row: Dorine Matley, Janice Mer- riam, Eloise Norland, Nanci McGranahan. Top Row: John Mathys, Steve Roelli, Paul Roel- li, Bruce Rear, Bill Sauer, Terry Pratt. Second Row: Ardith Peterson, Jane Smith, Susie Sauer, Shelby Peterson, Patricia Rog- ers. Front Row: Marie Seff- rood, Nancy Ref, Cathy Pink, Nita Pcnniston, Karen Powell. Top Kow: Don Whit- ford, Ron Vinger, Step hen Stauffachcr, Gene Taylor, Roger Spens- ley Second Row: Steve Ward, Jim Stauffacher, John Schilling, Carla Williams, Linda Steil, Jim Tuescher Front Row: Barb White, Therese Thomas, Ruth Webster, Judy Priest- ley, Judy Wiegel Not present when pic- ture was taken: Ed Hocking, Dianne Sta, ver. Alan Wiegel 33 Sophomore Class Officers Top Row: President, Ronnie Nethery; Social Representative, Barb Steger; Vice President, Jerry Lindsay. Front Row: Social Rep- resentative, Sheila Jackson, Secretary - Treasurer, Marilyn Bartels. SOPHOMORES Top Row: Jim Badert- scher, Robert Bredeson. Bob Boyle, Anthony Beardsley, Mark Ander- son, Pete Botts. Second Row: Larry Arneson, Keith Ander- son, Paul Beecher, Lin- da Burke, Marilyn Bartels, Merlin An- drews. Front Row: Jane Brechler, Susan Biseg- ger, Marion Andrews, Mary Armstrong, Judy Brunkow. 39 Top Row: Dan Davis- son, Terry Crapp, Joyce Clark, Vicki Evans, Joyce Carpenter, Cathy Curtiss, Tom Donahoe. Second Row: Betty Cal- vert, Linaa Carpenter, Pat Donahoe, Steve Fromader, Lynn Chris- tensen, Shirley Crist. Front Row: Leonard Chapman, Pam Ellef- son, Mary Jo Crist, Ruth Curry. Top Row: Barton Jack- son, Gerald Mosley, Terry Johnson Second Row: Ronnie Jean. Dan Hicks, Jim Hawkinson Front Row: Sheila Jackson Paula Howery, Nancy Howard, Dave Hawkinson Top Row: Spencer Mos- ley, Terry McDonald, Thomas E. McDonald, Jim Kurth, Steve Me- Quaid. Second Row, Joyce M c C o m i s h , Linda Kieffer, Kathy Knell- wolf, Molly McGetti- gan, Margie Komprood. Front Row: Joan Lo- ken, Jerry Lindsay, Connie Mott'ey, Carol McKitrick, Patricia Mc- Granahan, Dave Mc- Linn. 40 fop Row: Betty Wiegel, Jerry Wilhelmson, Merita Wonders, Steve Staver, Carol Yearous. Second Row: Michael- ene Willie, Loretta Thill, Barb Steger, Di- ane Thomas, Mary Stauffacher. Front Row: Theodore Wiegel, Joe Thompson, Steve White, Larry Wcdig, Tom Ward Not present when pic ture was taken: David Jorgenson and John Zimmerman SOPHOMORES Top Row: Gary James, Dick Wiegel, Thomas Goebel, Susie Hirs hrunner Second Row: Orlan Johnson, Terry Jack son, Maynard Goebel Top Row: Steve Payn ter, Steve Schwartz, Russell Schuetz Chuck Simmons. Sala- the. Second Row: Richie Procter, Charles Pear- sall, Greg Sauer, Ron Nethery, E d Smith, Jeri Smith. Front Row: Kay Stahl necker, Marie Peters, Shirley Saalsaa, Joan Schumacher, Pat Smith, Carol North, Mary Sauer. Front Row: Darryl Weber, Randee Hirs brunner, Sharan Gratz, Tammy Johnson Freshman Class Officers Top Row: Social Rep- resentative, Judy Fox; Secretary - Treasurer, Susan Springer. Front Row: Vice-Pres- ident, Steve White; President, Jim Mathys: Social Representative, Loren Shultz. FRESHMEN Top Row: James Cur- tis, Shirley Colbeck, Cheryl Christensen. Gail Beasley, Bonnie Ewing, Harlan Elzen. Second Row: Ellen Boyle, Marlene Dona- hoe, Carol Bartels, Gloria Burris, Brenda Armstrong. Front Row: Ronnie Ingwell, David Diefen- thaler, John Berget, Frank Burke. Gary Burkeland. Dean Chell evold. 42 Top Row: Patti Gra- ham, Marilyn Gabel, Georgia Fitzpatrick, Karen Foley. Patricia Fisher, Judi Fox. Socond Row: Martha Elmer, Bonni Fleming, Karen Geissbuhler, Di- ana Howard, Lynne Fitzsimons, Christine Hirsbrunner. Front Row: Jim Heins, Raymond Hermanson, Beverly Gordon, Mary Gratz, Paul Godfrey, Allynn Gertsch. Top Row: Mark Kun- dert, Jim Mathys, Ka thy Leu, Roger John- son, Pat Kendall. Second Row: JoAnn Lochner, Mary Ann Larson, Jack Kurth, Sherry Jackson, Sharoa Hicks, Roy Lord. Front Row: Ronnie Marty, Shelby Hen- drickson, Vickie John- son, Keith Larson, James Keough, Jin) Johnson. Top Kow: Rosi McCar- ten, Kathy Mottley, Larry McGranahan, Steven Olson, Pam Miller, Pam Oechslin, Faith Meyers. Second Row: Barbara Meyer, Peggy McDon- ald, Phillip Monscn, Sheri Olson, Kristie Norland, Steve McKil- lip. Front Row: Greg Mc- Killip, Mark McDer- mott, Marlene McGow- an, James Nethery, Rodney Opsal. 43 FRESHMEN Top Row: Greg Roelli, Mary Pratt, Suzanne Schaack. Jerry Stauf- facher, Steven Pickett, Loren Joe Schultz. Second Row: Connie Rielly, Heidi Oertley, Jim Powell, Paul Pink, Steven Rear, Susan Reynolds. Front Row: Diane Side, Karen Ransom, Carol Penniston, Diane Roelli, Connie Peterson, Vicki Ruf. Top Row: Alicia Smith, Alice Stauffacher, Gary Wiegel, Susie Ward, Connie Thompson, Bob Wiegel. Second Row: Rose Staver, Sally Spensley, Pam Wiegel, Ken Wil- son. Richard Weaver, Jim Sauer. Front Row: Phil Sauer, Ellen Wendt, Susie Springer, Ed White, Karl Taschek. Top salesmen in the Freshmen Class maga- zine subscription drive were Pamela Wiegel. Roger Johnson, and Alice Stauffacher shown from left to right. Alice was the top sales- woman with $187.71. Roger took second place with $184.25, and Pamela’s sales of $85.06 gave her third place in a class of 106 mem- bers. 44 ACTIVITIES BAND Top: Buschcr, Cochner, M. Steil, Wiegel, L. Hirsbrunner, Christensen. Stauffacher. T Huntington, M. Burke, i« riy 3rd: Howery, White, L. Steil, Malott, M. McDonald, Curry, Taschek. Johnson, Pink 2nd: Atkinson, Edge, Carpenter, Steger, Brechler, J. Huntington, Willborn, Williams 1st: J. Thomas, Virtue, J. Jorgenson, Gilbertson, S. Jorgmson. T, Thomas, Penniston, Powell Band Officers President: Ted Huntington Vice-President: Steve Buschor Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Steger Managers: Mike Burke, Terry Malott, Steven Fromader Librarians: Mary Steil, Mary McDonald. Kay Virtue, Charles Pearsall 46 Top: Donahoe, Stauffacher, Wendt, McGettigan, Christenson, Beardsley, Pearsall. McDonald, Marty, Taschek 4th: Geissbuhler, Leu, Curtiss, Mottley, Oechslin, Knellwolf, Komprood, Burke, Burke 3rd: Gratz, Jackson, Miller, Stahlnecker, Brechler, Carpenter, Curry, Ewing, Bartels, Calvert 2nd: Powell, McDonald, Olson, Side, Gabel, Staver, Fromader, Schultz, Oertley, McGranahan 1st: Saalsaa, Howery, Mottley, Thomas, Christensen, Random. Pcnniston, Thompson, S. Hirsbrunner, Peters Majorettes Top: Linda Carpenter, Joan Huntington, drum majorette; Pam Miller 2nd: Ginger Brechler, Jane Brechler Kneeling: Kay Stahlnecker. Ruth Curry 47 Top: Brechler, Hollinger, McDonald, Steil, Wiegel, Side, White, Lewin, Kurth, Taschek 3rd: Halverson, Hermanson, Fitzpatrick, McDermott, Meier, Nethery, Pratt, Leahy, Steger, Johnson 2nd: McKillip, S. Jorgenson, Elmer, Willborn, Gilbertson, Donahoe, K. Carpenter, Steiner, Pilling 1st: Clayton, Brunkow, McKinlay, Virtue, Thomas, Quinn, Komprood, Pink, J. Jorgenson GIRLS’ Top: Edge, Noble, McGreane, Ruf, Dirksen, Gibson, Brunkow, Pink 3rd: Smith, Merriam, Norland, Williams, Burris, Lembezeder, Steil, Goodell, Bennett 2nd: Hirsbrunner, Thomas, White, Staver, Atkinson, Peterson, Webster, Howery 1st: Powell, Penniston, Boyle, Helm, Bredeson, Elmer, Priestley, Fitzsimons, Bradt 48 Top: J. Carpenter, Burke, Brechler, Jackson, J Smith, Curtiss, Stahlnecker, McGettigan 3rd: Armstrong, Clark. Gratz, Komprood. Calvert, Bartels, Knellwolf, Brunkow 2nd: Curry, Schumacher, L. Carpenter, McGranahan, McKitrick, P. Smith, Mottley, Biscgger 1st: Johnson, Steger, Thomas, How cry, Loken, Christensen, Saalsa a, Wrsbrunner GLEE CLUB Top: Foley, Wendt. Christensen, Pratt, Ewing, Fitzpatrick, Beasley, Colbeck, Slauffacher 4th: McCarten, Oechslin, Jackson, Roelii, McDonald, Mottley, Hicks, F. Meyers 3rd: Ransom, Oertley, Olson, Donahoe, Bartels, Miller, Springer, B. Meyers, Staver 2nd: Gratz, Howard, Side, McGowan, Hirsbrunner, Graham, Fox, Ruf, Burris, Armstrong 49 1st: Elmer, Leu, Larson. Geissbuhler, Penniston, Reilly, Smith, Fleming, Norland PEP BAN D Ike V LcJo ia Da ick, Hey., Look Lie. Ovesu as played by this enenyeULc. yn.oup of Hello, Do musLcdans tv. ou l memosiLes of pep lalldes and basketball yames. Lloiken. §oose 'Jump be inieAivoven wiMi n f 0 _ VY ® 0 © ,0 n ' v 1 f fl ' n V V $ ' 0 A. if n ' t y v 0 © © 'Jr a r U Jr V' ' n n V © n H. w © 0 Vi V BOYS’ CHORUS Top: Roelli, Huntington, Malott, Norland, Beardsley, Stauffacher, Christensen, Hirsbrunner, Botts, S. Mosley 3rd: Dorow, Curtis, Long, Evenstad, Davission, McWilliams, Badertscher, Hanson, M. Burke 2nd: Wedig, J. Mosley, Weaver, Curry, Pearsali, Ward, McQuaid, F. Burke, Loken 1st: J. Johnson, Chellevold, Powell, Weber, Fromader, Beecher, Shultz, Fitzpatrick, R. Johnson, Nethery 50 0 © © fi n fi o YVT 0 n V O ft O f) i r v 1 f) Oft MIXED CHORUS Top: Weaver, Huntington, Malott, Beardsley, Norland, Stauffacher, Christensen, L. Hirsbrunner, Botts, S. Mosley, Evenstad, M. Burke 4th: S. Hirsbrunner, Fromader, Beecher, Pearsall, R. Curry, Long, Curtis, Hanson, J. Mosley, F. Burke, Shultz, Fitzpatrick, Calvert 3rd: Stahlnecker, Howery, Bartels, J. Brechler, Goodell, A. Hirsbrunner, Wiegel, Side, Wendt, McGettigan, Taschek. White 2nd: N. Penniston, Steger, Miller, Donahoe, Johnson, G. Brechler, Merriam, McDonald, Gratz, Knellwolf, K. Mottley, Hollinger 1st: C. Penniston, Oertley, Gilbertson, Atkinson, S. Jorgenson, J. Jorgenson, Virtue, R. Curry, Saalsaa, PoweU $ban d ijnlinyljon ancucioudJy used hesi ialenl accompany vocal- and Aoloidtd� Triple Trio ( inyesi ttsie.cfi.LeA, V'i tainia Wlene 4 Ch end Howeny, rh ia QilbeAlsdorij Vicki Qoode.fl, Kay Vi iiue, Kiffiy. KneilwoJ-fa Sh.aA.on tyonyenton, and (ja iol Tennidton nave u many beautiful jony . 51 DARUICTqJ l rtH SCHOOL! • T M I •« LANCASTER «■ 1 MT.HOREB T l ■ IOWA GRANT S ■PUTTIYIUI- ? ’CUBA CITY °S RIVER YALLEV-l TDODGEVILliH FOOTBALL Co-Captains George Curry Joe Staver Top Row: Dennis McWilliams, Keith Andrews, Jerry Olson Carl Anderson Lower Row: Richard Hirsbrunner, Larry Hirsbrunner, Gerald Brines, Lawrence Ray 52 COACHES Ringen Bertolini, and Meyers Head Coach Bertolini and Assistant Coaches Ringen and Meyers started work in late August with more than 90 boys who reported for practice. Mr. Bertolini worked with the backfield and offensive line, concentrating on punt protection, kickoff, and return teams. Mr. Ringen coached defensive line and backfield. Mr. Meyers helped with the punt protection and coached the Sophomore team. Co-Captains Curry and Staver Homecoming Queen Joanne Nethery Top Row: Larry Donahoe, Larry Ward, Richard Stauffacher, David Weaver Lower Row: Kenneth Shultz, Garry Dorow, Michael Fitz- simons, Delvere Norland 53 FOOTBALL Top Row: Coach Meyers, Tony Beardsley, James Kurth, Russell Schuetz, Coach Ringen 4th Row: Rick Finley, James Bartels, Tom Dona- hoe, Richard Procter, Dan Davisson, Ronnie Jean, Terry Crapp, David Hawkinson, James Badertscher 3rd Row: Harlan Andrews, Tom Long, Merlin Andrews, Bob Boyle, Leonard Chapman, Greg Sauer, David Jorgenson, Jim Hawkinson, Orlan Johnson 2nd Row: Paul Roelli, William Sauer, David Loken, Dennis Dorow, Rick King, Jerry Benson, Eugene Taylor, Terry Malott, Mike Burke Front Row: George Curry, Dennis McWilliams, Kenneth Shultz, Larry Ray, Delvere Norland, Mike Fitzsimons, Jay Springer, Jim Tuescher, Bruce Rear SCORES Redbirds Mineral Point 0 21 Lancaster 20 6 Mt. Horeb 13 12 Iowa-Grant 7 24 Platteville 46 0 Cuba City 12 19 River Valley 12 6 Dodgeville 33 12 SQUAD 1964 Top Row: Manager Steve Fromader, Coach Bertollni, Manager Steve White th Row: Richard Wiegel, Peter Botts, Keith Ander- son, Charles Simmons. Steve Staver, Tom Ward, Steve Paynter, Larry Ameson 4th Row: Larry Salathe, Joe Thompson, Jerry Lind- say, Pat Donahoe, Larry Wedig, Robert Bredeson, Mark Anderson, David McLinn, Ronald Nethery 3rd Row: Joe Isctn, Roger Spensley, David Johnson, Don Whitford, Steve Stauffacher, Pat Keyes, Steve Ward, Jerry Evenstad 2nd Row: Larry Kilcoyne, John Schilling, Alan Burke, James Judkins, Phil Gordon, Larry Hirsbrunner, Richard Hirsbrunner, Carl Anderson, Jerry Brines Front Row: Richard Stauffacher, James Hawkins, Keith Andrews, Larry Donahoe, David Weaver, Gary Dorow, Jerry Olson, Joe Staver, Roger Curry Each year with the beginning of the football season, the Redbird Squad assembles on the practice field and prepares for competition in the Southwestern Wisconsin Ath- letic League. Redbirds are noted for their in- tense fighting spirit and determi- nation. This comes as a result of concentrated effort on the part of the students, faculty members, ad- ministration, players and coaches. Redbirds always compete well. BASKETBALL COACHES Varsity — James Meyers Jr Vfcr t y — Gary Ringen Junior Varsity Top Row: Keith Anderson, Jim Bad- ertscher, Spencer Mosley, Peter Kurth, Tony Beards- ley, Dan Davisson, Peter Botts, Ronnie Jean Second Row: Paul Beecher, Ronnie Nethcry, Larry Salathe, Bob Boyle, Terry Crapp, Larry Arneson, Steve Sta- ver Front Row: Steve White, Steve Fro- mader, Jerry Lindsay, Tom Don a hoe, Bob Brede son, Darryl Weber, Dave McLinn 56 Seniors Clockwiso: Jerry Boyle. Jay Springer. Thom Christensen. Bill Mullen. J i m Hawkins, Larry Donahoc Varsity Top Row: Larry Donahoe, Terry Ma ML Richie Gratz. Bill Mullen, Rick Finley, Jim Bartels. Rick King. Jay Springer, Thom Christen- sen Front Row: Dennis Dorow, Pat Keyes, Jim Hawkins. Jerry Boyle. Gene Taylor. Jim Tues- cher 57 Basketball The season opened on No- vember 21 with a non-con- t'erence game with Edgerton, when various disabilities per- mitted only eleven boys to make the trip. Those who were in the Darlington gym on the night of December 4 will never forget the tense excitement which reached its climax when Darlington scored 100 points! We got our breath back while the scoreboard was cleared, then watched our team continue its scoring streak to reach 110 to 84 victory over Mineral Point Jay Springer accounted for 45 points. Dodgevilfe squeezed thru to beat us by one point on January 15. but it took an overtime to reach this dis- appointing result. The next night we achieved a victory over Boscobel to help re- store our gay spirit. We continued with many hard-fought battles and gave Edgewood, trying for a thir- teenth straight victory, a jar- ring near-defeat on January 26. (congratulations go to ouf fine team which deserves more glory than our score- board registers. 58 Tku ten-glnl pynamld mu topped by Bonnie Fleming, Aupponted by Shenny Jacluon and Joan Loken. The next tkn.ee well- balanced phy ed itudenti wene Connie MotHey, Skinley SoadUan, and Sianlon Andkewi. The flnm foundation mu supplied by Shanon Gnatz, Vlane Thomcu, Joan Schumachen, and Judy Bnunkow. GIRLS’ PHY ED 1964 BASEBALL SQUAD Top Row: Andrews, Benson, R. Hirsbrunner, Ward, Mohlman, Norland, T. Jackson, Gough, Boyle, Johnson, Ray Third Row: Taylor, Olson. Steger, Heins, Spensley, Mathys Judkins, Nelson, Schilling, McWilliams Second Row: Coach Ruf, P. Keyes, Anderson, Finley, King, T. Keyes, McDermott, J. Hirsbrunner, Mullen, Springer, Coach Meyers. Front Row: D. Wiegel, D. Andrews, B. Wiegel, Goebel, Bradt, Tuescher, Rear, Donahoe, Osterday, Hale Under the enthusiastic direction of Coach Otto Ruf, Redbird baseball team trained hard and was rewarded losses. shown at left, and Coach James Meyers, right, the by an outstanding season, scoring nine wins and four TRACK 1964 Top Row: Roelli, D. Dorow, Benson, Christensen, Shultz, Olson Third Row: Manager Weaver, Fitzsimons, Ischi, Whitford, Gratz, Bartels, McDermott Second Row: Stauffacher, Buschor, Kilcoyne, Long, Staver, M. Burke, Malott Front Row: Coach Stevenson, Loken, A. Burke, Curry, G. Dorow, Weaver, Skattum Arleigh Jorgenson was elected track captain. He, Jack Neth ery, Tony Pratt, and Jim Hawkins placed first or second in the Sectional Meet and thus qualified for the State Meet. Other winners were Dorow in the Mile event: Bartels in High Jump, Gratz and Doyle in Relay; Curry and Tuescher in the 440. Aebersold in the 220; and Christensen in Discus. Top Row: Pratt, Colbeck, Doyle, Leahy Third Row: Captain Jorgenson, Tues- cher, Brines Second Row: G. Curry, Noble, Christ- ensen, Chellevold Front Row: Aebersold, Hawkins, Neth ery, Assistant Coach Bertolini FRESHMEN IN TRACK 1964 Top Row: Johnson, Kurth, Davisson, Jean Third Row: Clayton, Ameson, Thomp- son, Bredeson Second Row: Donahoe, Nethery, Boyle, Procter Front Row: Lindsay, McLinn, Fro- mader, White Our track and field events were Broad Jump, High Jump, Discus, Pole Vault, Shot Put, High Hurdles. Medley Relay, 100-Yard Dash, 440-Yard Dash, 880-Yard Run, 220-Yard Dash, Low Hurdles, Mile Run and the 880 Relay We won Dual Meets from Lancaster and Mt. Horeb. Triangular Meets were held with Monroe-Jefferson and with Mt. Horeb-Dodgeville. We won the Triangular from Mt. Horeb and Dodge- ville competitors. YEARBOOK The Pekatonika Sta began work on August 26 bij photographing the Fre hman Clas . Busine Manager. Jo ante Thomas and Co-Editor Ann McKinlay and Mary Gilbertson miled cuith Barbara To chek and Mr . Benedict when the job ioa completed. A camera was purchased thi ijear with fund left by farmer cla e , and many of our picture were taken by our first taff photographer , Steve Bu chor and Richard Lochner. They po ed far a trial hot then tried out the high peed etting to catch Jerry Mo ley in a cartwheel Student teenhop helped finance the Pakatonika. We Appreciate The help given by our teacher . The work done by many tudent who wrote, typed, proofread, ran errand , and old at the refreshment tand. The photography done by Mr. Otis Wendt and the help he gave our taff photographer . The typeset done by Mr. E. Bowden Curtis of the Republican Journal. And the help given by Mr. l chi and Mr. Op al at our refreshment tand. 62 NEWSPAPER Redbind Editon Ted Huntington intenviewed practice tea.dn.en U-C44 Bet y TeaAdate oa he pne- paned a Atony ion the ilmt edi- tion oh the Achool papen. QUILL SCROLL ThiA yean a chapten oh Quilt and Scnott woa chantened in VHS unden the leadenAhip oh newA- papen adoiAon, M . Wood. Qiiitt and Scnott, whoAe headquantenA one The Univen- Aity oh Iouia, at Iowa City, inviteA to membenAhip thoAe high Achool AtudentA u)ith an inteneAt in jounnatiAm and thoAe who wonk on the Atahi oh Achool pubticationA. Linda Stegen got hen Atony hnom M . Wannen Stenbeng, the new dieniAtny teachen. REVBJRD ASSOCIATE EVITORS Ntta PenniAton and Tom HanAon wonked on the layout oh an- othen edition. 63 Future Farmers of America The chapten had itt iimt annual awandt banquet on the. evening o |$ Febnuany 23. The meeting iaxu, conducted by oun club pnetident, Ken Shultz, attitted by the othen o icem. Mn. Olttad, Chapten Adviton, pnetented aioandt to the Soil Judging Team ofi Jenny Bnine , Ken Shultz, Hike Fitztimont, and Bob Gabel. The Vainy Axoand u ent to John Schilling; the Bee{ Avoand to ?at Vonahoe; the Suxine Aioand to Jenny Motley, the Conn Amnd to Ron Hetheny; and the Shop Aioand to Vave Weaven. PKMnesu wene mk. one, ot Vodgeville, Mn. Eagan, otf Cuba and Jamet Stau achen, oi Vantington High School. The deliciout tunkey banquet urn pnepaned by mo them o{, the boyt, Mm. Albent Tuetchen, Mm. Gondon Motley, Mm. Vuiight King, Mm. Robent Schilling, Mm. Allan Shultz, Mm. Rott Weaven, Mm. John Spentley, Mm. Onville Bninet, and othem. AWARDS BANQUET HononuAy FanmeAA in FFA M . HytAy and Ma. King with M 1. StaufaacheA, centeA. OtheA aiMAda wcac ion C hapten Stan. Fanmen, JeAAy BAineA; Stan. GAeen Hand, JeAAy Stau facheA; ChapteA SchalaAAhi.p, Bob Gabel; ChapteA LeadeAAhip, Ken Shultz; VeJKalb AwaAd, JeAAy SntneA; Publtc Speaking, Jim Stau facheA, The membeAA otf the VHS chapten o i FHA acted oa MutAeAAeA. SCIENCE CLUB Thenmite Aeaction got AtAong Aeaction {nom membeAA u)hen thiA picture mu made. AnotheA newcomeA to OHS thiA yean, mu the Science Club, UndeA the AponAOAAhip o.M t. StenbeAg, the club met at Aeven o'clock each Monday evening fan. the puApoAe o 6 helping Atu- dentA inteACAted in Acience, They neceivec help on pAojectA and entaAged thein back- gAOund oh Acience. DECLAMATION OuA local fioAentic content uxu FebnuoAy 25, 965. PoAticipanti u eAe: MemoAized Declaration Moily Mc.GeXXx.gan, ViAglnla BAech- leA, Kay StahlneckeA, MeAita WondeAt Joan Huntington , Vicki Goodell CheAi Howeny , Kay Heim, CoaoI WillboAn, Joanie Thomat, Ann McXinlay, and Nancy McGAanahan Fqua-Minute Speech and Original and Non-OA g-uial OaoIoaij Gany Jamet, Jamet, Stau acheA Vennii Meitiiiliamt, , Tony Beandtley , Jack MaAty Nita Pennitton , MaAie Se Aood Paul BeecheA , SandAa KompAood PatAicia McGAanahan Play Reading Many Kay Side , Ted Hunting - ton , Elaine MeieA Annette McVenmott, Cathy Elmen., Many GilbeAt on I nteApnetative Reading oJ_ PAote: Sutan BAunkom, Steven ButchoA Beth Fitztimont Cathy ElmeA , Connie SaueA, Connie Mottley InteApnetative Reading oj PoetAy: MaAu Jo McDonald , Tom ChAit,ten- ten , Donna Noble Janice MeAAiam, Cathy Pink Received A Aating in League Local lOinneA AlteAnate 66 SENIOR PLAY The tenlox clatt play wat The. Egg and I, the comedy bated on the Betty McDonald book. When the McDonald family moved hxom Seattle to a chicken xanch In the Olympic Mountaint they hound many tuxpxltet. Thlt play, coached by Mitt Con- nelly, ioo4 lott oh un all thote connected with It. Rolet wexe played by Many Kay Side, Ted Huntington, Ann McKlnlay, Steve Bute ho ., Tom C knit tent en, Maxu Jo McDonald pictured at the xlgixt, Othext wexe Glngex Bxechlex, Dennlt McWllllamt, Laxxy Donahoe, Sandy Kompxood, Jim Hawklnt, Rogex Cuxxy, Caxol Wlllboxn, Joan Hunting- ton, Linda Stegex, Kay Vlxtue, Shaxon Joxgenton, Maxy Gllbextton, Geoxge Cuxxy, Joanle Thomat, Dick Stauhhach- ex, and Annette McDexmott. GRADUATION THOUGHTS Foua yeaAi ago we entered VHS A tittle, ixlghtened bat veAy optlmlitlc. In thoie fiouA yearn we have, all changed a gxeat deal; We have made new (, Alendi, Acqulxed new Ideai, And hoxmed wondeA ul memoAlei. We have memoAx-eA o the. Iulaaow- Ing expenlence oi Initiation, The thxlll oi oua ilAit football game4, The many teiti, the routine oi the dally gxlnd; Momenti oi joyi and excitement, All happy xemlnlicencei ofa OHS. Bat LL e cannot be Hoed In the pait, It muit be lived In the pxeient With | oxethoaght to the iataxe. School dayi have pA.epaA.ed tu; Wow we muit aie oax talenti well. Foua yeaAi ago we wene boyi and glAli coming Into a itAange new woAid. Today we axe young men and women playing a new A.ole In the Gxeat Society oi 1965. Dennli McWlltiami and Caxol WllboAn contemplate thelA gnaduatlon day. 68 V � ■••, •- � W« � V . KHOM k.Wr •WWS WU W ft'� ’•' .......—■-- ,� . .-4.4. 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