Darlington High School - Pekatonia Yearbook (Darlington, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1970 volume:

Darlington Community High School Darlington Wisconsin K A 1970 Q t 3 -o Administration and Faculty ................... 9 Seniors ..................... 19 Juniors ..................... 37 Sophomores................... 41 Freshmen .................... 45 Student Activities........... 49 Organizations ............... 59 Sports....................... 75 Senior Memories.............. 99 Index........................102 Throughout the 1969-70 school year, we, the students at Darlington High School made friends and got to know each other's personalities, gripes, and opinions. We learned to be natural and, in most cases, honest with each other. This is summed up in the last part of our theme-- We like being us . Only after we have learned to be us , can we understand the full meaning of the first part-- We like living . By living is meant not only the fun-to-do things of life —dances, dates, making friends, traveling, or getting presents for Christmas or your birthday from someone special, etc.--but also the hard-to-bear things that happen to us--the death of a relative or friend, cramming for exams, losing your job, or having your best friend move away. Because these are part of everyone's life, learning to accept them and recog- nizing the hidden good in them can only help to make the years of the future more pleasant and re- warding. And we can only learn to accept reality when we have thrown away our false personalities and learned to be ourselves. The pictures on this and the following pages show some of the many phases of school life in DHS. Sports events, dances, Homecoming festivities, working on projects, crazy fads and our wild Grub Days , phy ed classes with the uneven bars, the one- act play that competed at the state contest, and getting out of school for home football games are all represented here and were welcome diversions from the school day. 4 . ..AND WE LIKE BEING US 5 DHS Welcomes First AFS Student. LEA KURRI-R1UTTA, from Finland is an eighteen year old senior. She lives with Mr. and Mrs. Bowden Curtis and family and, in her words, she loves them . She is an only child and before coming to the U.S., she lived with her mother, aunt and grandfather. Lea commented that in the U.S., people always seem to be in a hurry. She is greatly impressed by all the cars in the U.S. and, while in New York, Kennedy Airport impressed her also. The religious freedom in the U.S. was very much of a change for Lea. In Finland, 94% of the population is Lutheran and in the U.S. there are so many different religions. She also said that in Finland, racial discrimination is non-existent Her hometown is Pori which has a population of 70,000. Lea's school in Finland was very formal. Informally greeting a teacher was forbidden. When asked her opinion of DHS, she replied, I feel good because of the free atmosphere. I feel perfectly at home. Board of Education Approves Construction of Two New Additions. MR. ROBERT DOSEDEL District Superintendent Through the halls of DHS echo the waves of authority stemming from the offices of Superintendent Mr. Robert Dosedel and Principal Mr. Michael Stacy. Mr. Steven Karrmann, Guidance Counselor, was there to give any advice of counseling a student would need. The School Board and Administration had many prob- lems to cope with this year. Construction took place on the north side of the building to accommodate five new rooms: four classrooms and a Little Theater with a stage. On the south side was constructed a multi- purpose and art room. The work on the building began shortly after school began and the rooms were scheduled to be ready for occupancy by the beginning of the second semester in January. The members of the school board are: Mr. J. Lewis Burke; President, Mr. Orvin B. Siegenthaler; Vice President, Mr. E. B. Virtue; Clerk, Mrs. Hazel Stauf- facher; Treasurer, Mr. W. W. Martens, Kent Havens, Mr. A. E. Tuescher, Lyle L. Olson M.D., and Mr. Kenneth Taylor. MR. MICHAEL STACY Principal Mr. Steven Karrmann Guidance Counselor Athletic Director Advisor: Student Coun- cil, Lettermen Coach: Cross Country 10 Mr. Lewis Burke, President of the School Board, dedicates the new football field. Mrs. Betha Fromader Mrs. Judy Elzen Mrs. Carol Ward Office Bookkeeper Office Secretary Office Secretary Mr. Meyers surveys the stand. Lorraine McDonald and Sheila Mullen pause after their first Drill Team performance. 11 Speech Stimulates Many an Eager English Student. Miss Marguerite Connelly Remedial English English IV Latin I,II Advisor: Senior Mr. Larry Murphy English III Advisor: Junior Mrs. Kay Johnston English II Advisor: Sophomore, Redbird, Drill Team, Cheerleader. The Speech Department welcomed a new teacher Mr. Mueller. Speech I and II were offered. Speech II put on a play that received an A rating at the eliminations in Platteville. The library was busy with activity this year. Mrs. Whalen was librarian in the morning and Mrs. Sinning was librarian all day. There were only two student librarians this year. Many new books and magazines were added to the library. English is an ever open subject. Many students sink deep into literature and come up with new under-’ standing. Freshmen studied Romeo and Juliet , sophomores studied Julius Caesar , juniors studied the history of American Literature and seniors studied the history of English Literature and studied the age old Hamlet . Mrs. Violette Gundlach English I Advisor: Freshmen, Forensics. One Act Play practice Miss Liz Hirscher Practice Teacher English IV Speech II is tiring on the feet. Mr. James Mueller Speech I,II Dramatics Advisor: Freshmen, Forensics. Mrs. Linda Whalen Librarian Advisor: Freshmen Mrs. Fem Sinning Librarian 12 Home Ec Banquet, Language Lab, and Musical Add Variety to Life. Home Ec teacher, Mrs. Turgasen taught Frosh. and Soph, girls. Mrs. Stevenson concentrated on Jr. and Sr. girls and Bachleor Survey. Both ladies supervised the annual FHA banquet and the style show. Spanish students were busy with the addition of a language lab, helpful for independent study. It has three tapes and a radio in one unit. Mrs. Dominguez could talk to each student privately through the ear- phones. Mr. Wood worked hard with music students to put on this year's musical— Plenty of Money . Mrs. Carolyn Stevenson Home Economics III,IV Home Ec Survey Boys Home Economics Advisor: Senior, F.H.A. Mrs. Connie Turgasen Home Economics, I,II Advisor: Sophomore F.H.A. Becky Dorow is hard work in the Spanish lab.? I _ The Senior girls display their cooking ability. Mrs. Thania Dominguez Spanish 1,11 Advisor: Freshmen Mr. Robert Wood Band Chorus Advisor: Senior 13 Mrs. Louise Ahn Bookkeeping, Note hand Clerical and Secretar- ial Practice Personal Typing Advisor: Juniors, Pekatonika. Mrs. Wilma Hollinger Typing I Shorthand 1 Advisor: Pekatonika Mrs. Irene Smith Phy. Ed. Advisor: Junior, Pep Club, Cheerleader. Miss Diane Hanson Practice Teacher Phy. Ed. Students Gain from Business, Phys. Ed. The Business Department offered courses in shorthand I and II, typing I and II, and bookkeeping. Also taught were a two-hour session including clerical and secretarial practice. Phys. Ed. classes resumed with the outside sports: archery, speedball and soccer. At the first signs of cold weather, classes were moved inside to partici- pate in basketball, tumbling, volleyball and gym- nastics. In the spring the students made those fun laps around the track and threw the discus and shot- put. Marlene White and Nancy Prine are busily working on their typing. Mr. James Meyers World Geography Phy. Ed. Advisor: Junior Coach: Basketball, Baseball. Mr. Gary Ringen Phy. Ed. Health Advisor: Junior, Stu- dent Council. Coach: Football, Bas- ketball, Golf. Chem. II, Biology II Added to Science Department. Bill Stauffacher uses the analytical balance in Chem- istry n. Mr. Otto Ruf Physics General Science Physical Science Advisor: Freshmen Mr. Brian Bennett Chemistry I,II General Science Advisor: Freshmen Mr. Jack Bertolini Algebra I Geometry Business Math Advisor: Sophomore Coach: Football, Track. Mr. Kent Magnuson Algebra I,II Math IV Advisor: Sophomore This year DHS offered a semester course in second year biology and chemistry taught by Mr. Schrear and Mr. Bennett. Mr. Sonsalla taught Biology I. Physics and general science were taught by Mr. Ruf. A new class in business math, taught by Mr. Ber- tolini, was held this year. This class helped to train students who plan to go into the field of business. For the second year, a trigonometry class was in- structed by Mr. Magnuson. Ho ho, that was a funny one! Mr. John Schrear Biology II Driver Education Advisor: Sophomore Mr. John Sonsalla Biology I Advisor: Sophomore IS New Soc. and Art Teachers Add Enthusiasm I.A. and Ag Members Cope with Problems. The Freshmen art class. Mr. A1 Becker Power Mechanics Agriculture Carpentry Advisor: Freshmen, F.F.A. Mr. David Turner Woods i,n Arch. Drawing Mech. Drawing Drafting Advisor: Seniors Mr. Michael Dinges Girls Industrial Arts Metals I,II Coach: Wrestling Mr. James Schramm Art I,II Advisor: Junior Mr. Craig Warrick Economics, Sociology Advisor: Seniors, Stu- dent Council, AFS Coach: Wrestling, Football. Mr. Turner and Mr. Dinges taught basic electricity, wood crafts, and metal working in industrial arts. Girls I.A. offered automobile mechanics, wood and metal refinishing, basic electricity and plumbing. Sociology and economics pupils studied society, and stocks and bonds during the classes taught by Mr. Warrick, who also advised the AFS club. Agriculture classes were taught by Mr. Becker. The art classes, instructed by Mr. Schramm, learned the basic methods of art production by working with prints, wood cuttings, and water colors. Their main objectives were to learn the similarities and com- positions of color and design. Now girls, this is a J-O-l-N-T-E-R! !! Mr. Carlton Wilkinson Political Science American History Advisor: Junior Mrs. Sylvia Schilling General Math World History The history and geography classes were again offered to the students. Mrs. Schilling taught World History. Mr. Wilkinson continued with his American History classes and added political science. Mr. Meyers continued his teaching of geography. This year secondary special education, taught by Mr. Brewer, was included in the curriculum. There were 8 students enrolled. The students had the regular academic subjects of English, science, math and social studies. They also enrolled in elective subjects such as driver ed, home ec, industrial arts, Spanish, and phy ed. History students are busy at work, would you believe some of the time? Political Science and Special Education Classes Added to the New Curriculum. These students take a little time out to relax. Mr. Winton Brewer Special Education 17 Cooks Mrs. Elsie Hillery, Mrs. Mary Olson, Mrs. Mildred Chellev- old, Mrs. Josephine Burke, Mrs. Thilda Davis. Bus Drivers Harry Blaser, Glen Mummert, John Mueller, Herb Pink, Kathy Yaezel, Chub Mottley, Dorothy Conroy, Ed Gille, Betha Mueller, LaVerne Car- penter, Marybelle Johnson, Dave Ohnstad. Janitors 18 Mr. Clyde Penniston, Mr. George Stauffacher, Mr. Phil Burke. c L A S S O F 70 Seniors Take a Last Look at D.H.S., Prepare for Future Careers. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: FRONT ROW: Thom Reilly, student council; Lana Flesher, student council. ROW 2: Vicki White, student council; Janice Virtue, secretary- treasurer. ROW 3: Richard Leinberger, president; John Virtue, vice-president. JANICE LYNN ANDERSON October 6 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; AFS 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4. JENNIFER ELLEN BAHOWICK Jenny June 12 Girls Chorus 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; All Star Band 3; AFS 4; Fo- rensics 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; DAR Award; GAA 1,3,4. CHARLENE ANN ARMSTRONG Char June 29 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; FHA 1; GAA 3,4. CHARLES ROSCOE BARNARD Barney January 18 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; Stu- dent Council 2; Forensics 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 4; Letter- man 2,3,4. 20 MICHAEL SCOTT BERGET Berge July 24 FHA Twirp Court 2; Class Vice- President 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1. KAY LYNN BONJOUR August 27 Transfer from Mineral Point 2; FHA 1,2,4. GINA MAE BERTOLINI August 19 Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,4 , Mixed Cho- rus 2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Class Sec- retary 3; GAA 1, 2,3,4; FHA 4; FHA Editor 4; Forensics 1,3,4; Honor Roll 2,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3,4; Redbird Staff 2,3,4. KERRY JAMES BLACK Bub December 9 Homecoming Es- cort 4; Prom Court 3; Badger Boys State; Class President 1; Stu- dent Council 1,3, President 4; AFS 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4; Redbird Staff 3,4 DIANE LYNN BREDESON Brady December 12 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; AFS 4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. THOMAS EUGENE BLASER Harry April 21 Football 1; Wres- tling 1,2. BRENDA KAY BROGE May 24 FHA 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3. 21 JOSEPH GREGORY BURKE Burkey November 17 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1; AFS 4; FT A 1; Football Manager 1, 2,3,4; Basketball Man- ager 1,2,3,4. KAREN FAYE BURRIS February 11 Girls Chorus 1; AFS 4; FHA 1,3. MARY JANE CALVERT Janie June 7 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; All Star Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,4; Student Council 3, Secretary- Treasurer 4; Peka- tonika Staff 4; AFS 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1; Pep Club Treasurer 4; Librarian 1; Redbird Staff 2,3; GAA 2,3,4. JEAN ANN CARPENTER Bones June 23 Girls Chorus 1,2; GAA 4; FHA 1,3. JAMES 1. CHARLTON Jim August 10 Boys Chorus 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3, 4; Track 1; Cross Country 3,4; Golf 2, 3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. RITA CHRISTINE COULTHARD Fergie November 9 Transfer from Hol- landale 1; FHA 2,3,4; Pep Club Secretary 4. MICHAEL JAMES CUNNINGHAM Mike May 10 Band 1; Football 1,3; Track 1; Golf 2,3,4; Wrestling 1; Letter- man 2. SARAH JANE CURTISS September 30 Girls Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Pep Band 1,2; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 3; AFS 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Redbird Staff 3; GAA 1,2. 22 LINDA KAY DEVOE October 26 Girls Chorus 1; AFS 4; FHA 1,3. CHARLES MICHAEL EUSTICE Savage August 20 Boys Chorus 4; Mixed Chorus 4; Badger Boys State; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. ROBERT JOEL DONAHOE September 9 Football 2,3; Basket- ball 2; Golf 2,3. JUDITH ADELE EWING Jude October 4 Girls Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2; Class Sec- retary-Treas. 2; AFS 4; Honor Roll 3,4. RANDALL ARLIN ERICKSON Oak June 26 Boys Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; AFS 4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Track 1,2,3; Golf 4; Letterman 2,3,4. FRANCIS FITZPATRICK September 8 KATHY A. ERPENBACH Erpie April 2 Transfer from Hills- boro 2; FFA Sweet- heart Court 2; Peka- tonika Business Man- ager 4; AFS 4; Drill Team 3, Capt. 4; FHA 1,2,3, President 4; Redbird Staff 3,4. DEBORAH KAY FITZSIMONS Debbie March 28 Girls Chorus 1,2; FHA 1,2. 23 LANA MARIE FLESHER February 16 Girls Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; Band 1,2,3; Homecoming Court 4; Student Council 4; AFS 4; GAA 1,2. KATHRYN ROBERTA GOULD Kathy October 1 Girls Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 2; Band 1,2,3; AFS 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Librarian 1. SHARON ANN GABEL March 16 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; AFS 4; FHA 4; Honor Roll 1; Redbird Staff 3; GAA 1, 2,3,4. RITA ANN CEISSBUHLER Scrub December 31 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; FHA 1; Honor Roll 2. JAYNE ANNE HACKL The Hack April 23 Girls Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2; Pep Band 1,2; Twirler 2,3; Drum Majorette 4; Stu- dent Council 2; Drill Team 3,4; GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2, 3, Parliamentarian 4; Forensics 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Redbird Staff 1,2,3. CLYDE ALTON HALVERSON Sept. 10 Boys Chorus 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Band 2; Forensics 1; Honor Roll 1,2,4; Baseball 2; Track 1. JOHN WILLIAM GORDON July 24 FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 1, 2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Letterman 4. LOIS CHRISTINE HANSON September 27 Girls Chorus 2,3; Pekatonika Associ- ate Editor 4; AFS 4; GAA 2,3,4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; Honor Roll 2,3; Librarian 1; McCalls Teen Fashion Award. 24 MARY ANN HANSON Marry Ann April 2 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Band 2,3; Peka- tonika Staff 4; AFS 4; GAA 3,4; FHA 1, Social Represen- tative 4; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Red- bird Staff 3,4. ELIZABETH ANN HOWARD Liz December 18 Girls Chorus 1; AFS 4; FHA 1; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4. I MARCIA SUE HOWARD July 5 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; AFS 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Betty Crocker Award. JUDITH ROSE HERMAN SON Hermie October 26 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; AFS 4; GAA 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM D. HOWE Meat Ball July 8 Boys Chorus 1,4; Home- coming Court 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,3; Let- terman 3,4. GLENN HOCKING May 22 EDWARD CHARLES JAMES Empty Head April 19 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; AFS 4; FFA 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Let- terman 3,4. 25 NANCY DEBRA JAMESON Nanc June 25 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; AFS 4; Forensics 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4. DUANE M. JORGENSON Jorg July 5 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; All Star Chorus 2, 4; Pekatonika Staff 4; AFS 4; Forensics 2, 3,4; Honor Roll 4; Football 1,2,3; Bas- ketball 1; Track 1,2, 3,4; Letterman 3,4; Redbird Staff 2,3, Editor 4. COLLEEN MARIE JEAN September 7 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2; AFS 4; FHA 1; Honor Roll 2,3,4; Redbird Staff 3; GAA 3,4. DENNIS KELEHER Denny August 19 FFA 1,2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2; Wrestling 3. THOMAS DWAINE JOHNSON Tom March 8 FHA Twirp Court 4; FFA 1,2,3,4. LYNDA C. KILCOYNE Killer November 10 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Triple Trio 3; Band 1,2,3; AFS 4; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Forensics 1; Redbird Staff 3. DIANE RUTH JORGENSON Stubbles January 12 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; AFS 4; FHA 1,2,3,4. MARY KAY KING April 28 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2, 3,4; Pep Band Director 4; AFS 4; Drill Team 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Redbird Staff 1,2,3,4. 26 SHEILA ROSE KING November 11 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Home- coming Court 2; FFA Sweetheart Court 1; AFS 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2; Forensics 4; Honor Roll 3; Red- bird Staff 3. STANLEY ERNEST KRAHENBUHL Kran August 19 Boys Chorus 4; Prom Court 3; Class Vice- President 3; AFS 4; FFA 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3,4; Letterman 3,4. KATHRYN KURTH Kathy October 1 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Pekatonika Staff 3; AFS 4; FHA 1; Fo- rensics 1; Honor Roll 4; Librarian 1,2; Redbird Staff 3. LEA KAARINA KUURI-RIUTTA September 13 AFS Exchange Student from Finland 4; AFS 4; Honor Roll 4. RICHARD LEE LEINBERGER Rich March 24 Class President 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Track 1; Wrestling 1. JAMES LEMBEZEDER Urn February 14 Homecoming Escort 4; Honor Roll 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Wres- tling 1; Letterman 3, 4. KAY KOLLEEN LEU March 13 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; All Star Band 3; Homecoming Court 1; Prom Court 3; FFA Sweetheart Court 4; AFS 4; Drill Team 3,4; FHA 1,2, 3, Vice-President 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3. REBECCA JEAN LONG Becki February 29 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; All Star Chorus 2,4; Triple Trio 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; All Star Band 1; Class Secretary-Treasurer 1; Pekatonika Staff 3; AFS 4; Drill Team 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Fo- rensics 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Red- bird Staff 1,2,3,4. 27 ROBERT WALTER LONG Hot Dog January 27 Boys Chorus 1,2,3; FHA Twirp Court 3; AFS 4; FFA 1, Sentinel 2, Treasurer 3; Football 1, 3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. LAUREEN KAY McDonald April 29 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Prom Court 3; FFA Sweetheart Court 3; AFS 4; Drill Team 3,4; FHA 1,2, His- torian 3,4; Redbird Staff 3; GAA 1,2, 3,4. MARY BETH MARTIN March 19 LORRAINE MAE McDonald April 29 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Prom Court 3; AFS 4; Drill Team 3,4; FHA 1, Social Rep- resentative 2,3, Treas. 4; Honor Roll 1,3,4; Red- bird Staff 3; GAA 1,2,3,4. SUSAN EILEEN McDermott Sue November 10 Girls Chorus 1,3,4; AFS 4; FHA 1,3. MICHAEL HARTY McGOWAN Mike Track 1; Cross Country 4; Wres- tling 2,3,4; Letter- man 4. KATHLEEN MARIE McDonald Kathy January 18 AFS 4; Forensics 3,4; State Forensics 3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL R. McGOWAN Chopper May 9 Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 2; Letter- man 3,4. 28 KATHLEEN McCREANE Kate December 31 Girls Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirier 3,4; FHA 1, 2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; Pep Club Pub- licity; Redbird Staff 1,2,3. CHARLES DAVID McKINLAY Muck July 11 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Escort 4; Prom Court 3; Class President 2; Forensics 4; Honor Roll 1; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Golf 2,3, 4; Letterman 3,4. PATRICK JOSEPH McGUIRE Peco March 26 Honor Roll 1; Football 2,3; Base- ball 4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Cross Country 4; Wrestling 1,2; Letterman 2,3,4. ROBERT LEE MICK Calamine Micky May 23 FFA 1,2,3,4; Football 2,3,4. THOMAS McGUIRE Tom April 15 FFA 1,2,3,4. JILL MORRIS October 8 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,3; Fo- rensics 4. RHONDA McKILUP Rhon November 2 Girls Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3; AFS 4; FHA 1,4; GAA 1,2. HARVEY S. MOSLEY Harv October 24 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Student Council 1,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Baseball 2,3,4; Golf 3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. 29 JANET ELAINE MOSLEY Jan September 21 FHA 1,4. PHILLIP GENE MOSELY Moe February 11 Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3; Wrestling 1; Letterman 3. WILLIAM E. NORTH Bill August 3 Track 1,2,3,4; Letter- man 2,3,4. JANE ANN OBRIEN May 19 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; AFS 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,4; Pep Club Vice- President 4; Redbird Staff 1,2,3. PAULINE A. OLSON Polly November 27 AFS 4; GAA 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4. LAWRENCE JOSEPH PAYNTER December 8 FFA 3,4; Track 1. STEVEN WAYNE POWELL ,rBooger September 16 Boys Chorus 3,4; Mixed Chorus 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1; Golf 2,3,4; Letterman 3,4. 30 JUDITH LYNN PRATT Judy September 27 Girls Chorus 3,4; AFS 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,3; Cheerleader 3,4. RICHARD E. ROELLI July 5 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Forensics 4; Honor Roll 1; Football 1,2, 3,4; Wrestling 1,2,3, 4; Letterman 4. DIANE GRACE SALATHE August 13 Girls Chorus 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; AFS Secretary-Treasurer 4; FHA 1,2; Pep Club 4; Redbird Staff 2; GAA 1,2,3,4. CHRISTINE MARIE SCHILLING Chris December 25 Girls Chorus 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Home- coming Court 4; Stu- dent Council 2; AFS 4; FHA 1,4; Pep Club President 4. THOMAS P. RIELLY Rile March 6 Student Council 4; Football 1,2. MICHAEL JOHN SCHWARTZ Schwartzy January 12 Prom Court 3; Class President 3; Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Track 1,2. 31 CHARLOTTE KAY SINNING July 19 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; AFS 4; FHA 1; Foren- sics 4; Librarian 4. JAMES JOSEPH TAYLOR Jaime June 15 Boys Chorus 3,4; Football 1,3; Bas- ketball 2,4; Track 1,2,4; Cross Coun- try 4; Letterman 4; Redbird Staff 3,4. WILLIAM EDWIN STAUFFACHER Bill July 2 Boys Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; All Star Chorus 2,3; Student Council Vice- President 4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Redbird Staff 3. GAY LYNN TEAS DADE February 18 Girls Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Twirler 2,3,4; Prom Court 3; FHA 4; Forensics 3,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3, 4; Redbird Staff 2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. CAROL ANN STEGER March 18 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Triple Trio 4; Band 1, 2,3,4; Pep Band 2,3,4; Pep Band Director 4; AFS 4; Drill Team 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Redbird Staff 1,2,3; GAA 1,2. KATHLEEN ANN THOMAS Kathy July 31 Girls Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3,4. SUE KAY SUCHOMEL Such May 9 Transfer from River Valley 2; Girls Chorus 2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; All Star Chorus 4; Triple Trio 3,4; Peka- tonika Staff 4; AFS 4; GAA 3,4; Forensics 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. STEVE TUESCHER Tish December 30 Boys Chorus 1,2; FHA Twirp Court 1; FFA 1, Reporter 2, Sec. 3, Vice- President 4; Foren- sics 2; Honor Roll 1,2; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1, 2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Track 3,4; Letterman 2,3,4. 32 TODD DONALD VAN MATRE February 19 Football 1; Track 1; Wrestling 1,2,3. TOM F. WEBSTER Web December 15 Football 1,2,3; Basket- ball 2. i RHONDA KAY VINGER October 18 Girls Chorus 2,3; AFS 4; CAA 2,3,4. KAREN JEANNE WENDT July 18 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; All Star Chorus 4; Band 1, 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3; All Star Band 3; Badger Girls' State; Pekatonika Staff 2,3, Editor 4; Fo- rensics 1,4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; GAA 1. JANICE CAROLYN VIRTUE July 28 Girls Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3,4; All Star Chorus 2; Triple Trio 2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 4; Class Secretary-Treasurer 4; AFS 4; Drill Team 4; GAA 1,2, 3; Forensics 1; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Redbird Staff 1,2,3. MARGIE LOU WHALEN November 1 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 2; AFS 4; FHA 1, 2,3,4; GAA 2. JOHN CHARLES VIRTUE Buck July 28 Class Vice-Presi- dent 4; Football 1, 2,4; Basketball 1,2; Track 1; Letterman 4. I. LEE AN WHITE Fluff April 16 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 3; AFS 4; Forensics 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Redbird Staff 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4. 33 VICTORIA LYNN WHITE Vicki March 22 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Student Council 4; AFS 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4 LYNN MARIE WILLIE July 14 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3,4; AFS 4; Honor Roll 1,3,4. JANELLE ANN WHITFORD Whiffer November 27 Girls Chorus 1,2,4; Mixed Chorus 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Forensics 1; Honor Roll 1; GAA 4. CARLA JEAN WILSON Carter November 12 Girls Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4; All Star Chorus 4; Triple Trio 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 3; AFS 4; GAA 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Redbird Staff 1,2,3. BARBARA JANE WIECEL Barbie September 29 AFS 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Foren- sics 2; Girls' Track 3,4; Librarian 1,2,3. JERRY E. WINSLOW September 19 Football 1; Wrestling 1,2. MARGIE E. WIEGEL Marge December 30 Girls Chorus 1,3; FHA 1,2; Honor Roll 1,2, 3,4; GAA 2,3,4. KENNETH ALLEN KAMMES Ken December 13 Transfer from Aurora, Illinois 4; FFA 4. Not Pictured: KENNETH KAMMES 34 Senior Honors MARCIA HOWARD Betty Crocker Award LOIS HANSON McCalls' Teen Fashion Award KAREN WENDT Badger Girls' State JENNY BAHOWICK D.A.R. Award CHUCK EUSTICE Badger Boys' State KERRY BLACK Badger Boys' State TOP 10% OF SENIOR CLASS Sarah Curtiss Kathy Gould Harvey Mosley Margie Wiegel Karen Wendt Sue Suchomel Richard Leinberger Kathy McDonald Jenny Bahowick Judy Hermanson Elizabeth Howard 35 The class of 1970 first entered the doors of DHS in the fall of 1966. As our class president, we selected Kerry Black; vice-president, Joe Burke; secretary - treasurer, Becky Long; and student council, Harvey Mosley. Our freshman Homecoming attendant was Kay Leu, the Sweetheart candidate--Sheila King and Twirp candidate--Steve Tuescher. In our sophomore year, we elected Chuck McKinlay as class president; Mike Berget, vice-president; Judy Ewing, secretary-treasurer; and Chuck Barnard, Chris Schilling, and Jayne Hackl, student council. Our Twirp candidate was Mike Berget, and the Sweetheart candidate and Queen of the dance was Kathy Erpen- bach. Homecoming attendant was Sheila King. As the theme of our Sophomore Shuffle, we chose The Roaring Twenties and everyone dressed as flappers and gangsters . Our important junior year finally arrived. Mike Schwartz was elected president of the class; Stan Krahenbuhl, vice-president; Gina Bertolini, secretary; Leean White, treasurer; and Kerry Black, Harvey Mos- ley, and Jane Calvert, student council. Twirp and Sweetheart candidates were Bob Long and Laureen McDonald. Our Homecoming attendant was Sarah Curtiss. Younger Than Springtime was chosen as the theme of our long-awaited Prom. The royal court consisted of King Kerry Black, Chuck Barnard, Lor- raine McDonald, Mike Schwartz, Laureen McDonald, Stan Krahenbuhl, Sarah Curtiss, and Chuck McKinlay. In the fall of 1969 we returned to DHS for our last year. Class officers were Rich Leinberger, president; John Virtue, vice-president; Janice Virtue, secretary- treasurer, Lana Flesher, Vicki White, and Thom Riley, student council. Chris Schilling was elected Home- coming Queen and the Senior attendant was Lana Flesher. The Twirp and Sweetheart candidates were Tom Johnson and Kay Leu. This year, for the first time at DHS, the class of 1970 presented in concert the Strawberry Alarm Clock , a popular rock group, in place of the usual senior ball. As we leave DHS and think back on all the things that have happened to us here, we will realize what a great and important experience it has been, and we'll say with pride, I was a student at Darlington High School . Our Senior float-- Our Coach Will Lead Us To Vic- tory --won first prize in the Homecoming competi- tion. The Senior football players had unusual nick- names as well as grid-iron talent. c L A S S O F 71 Juniors Await Final Year. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS--FRONT ROW: Betsy Lindsay, student council; Wayne Schwartz, student council; Rod Crist, student council. ROW 2: Jane Salis, secretary; Nancy Coffey, treasurer. ROW 3: Kim Havens, president; Steve Larson, vice-president. FRONT ROW: Sandy Braun, Suzi Bredeson, Pam Douglas, Noreen Beecher, Monica Donahoe. ROW 2: Diane Dor- man, Patti Cunningham, Mary Ellen Andrews, Dean Conley, Phil Crist, Glen Brockmeyer. ROW 3: Nancy Coffey, Kris Deininger, Chris Craig, Linda Burbach, Rhonda Crist. ROW 4: Barb Barnard, Mark Chellevold, Allen Abra- ham, Rick Bartels, Rod Crist, Becky Brunkow. FRONT ROW: Greg Fenner, Sherry Johnson, Debbie Hirsbrunner, Ruth Johnson, Yvonne Heins, Gail Fisher. ROW 2: Arlynn Gertsch, Jim Gibson, Marlene Foley, Linda Johnson, Nancy Huntington, Sandy Foley, Cindy Hicks. ROW 3: Sue Fitzsimons, Gary Johnson, John Horsley, Kim Havens, Mark Howery, Debbie Gratz. ROW 4: Nancy Eustice, Jeff Holland, John Geissbuhler, Mike Howery, Rick Douglas, Pam Johnson. The class of '71 was proud this year of building the second-prize winning float in the Homecoming parade. A huge wagon-sized white rabbit with glowing pink eyes sat above the banner on which was written the theme: We'll multiply our V-I-C-T-O-R-I-E-S . The lucky girl selected to be this year's Homecoming attendant from the junior class was Rhonda Crist. Kim Havens was chosen by the Junior FHA girls as their Twirp candidate. Kim was crowned King of the FHA Sadie Hawkins Dance . The junior Sweetheart candidate was Betsy Lindsay. The juniors actively campaigned for county offices in the weeks precding County Day in November. Those elected spent the day at the Lafayette County courthouse learning the many responsibilities involved in a government job. Absent when the class pictures were taken were Neil Andrews and Tom Gordon. FRONT ROW: Betsy Lindsay, Bobbi Mottley, Joyce Monson, Jim Mick, Dave Keleher. ROW 2: Kay McGowan, Linda McKillip, Harold Mosley, Bob Kendall. ROW 3: Jim Leahy, Charlene Mullen, Rita Kruseic, Randy Keister, Jim McComish. ROW 4: Jim McGettigan, Nick Keiffer, Bob Lancaster, Dean Monson, John Kammerud, Steve Larson. FRONT ROW: Randy Schulte, Larry Quinn, Barb Seffrood, Karen Ohnstad, Chris Ostby, Pat O'Brien. ROW 2: Ed Simmons, Louie Paynter, Kathy Sauer, Debbie North, Barb Reeder, Ricky Riechers. ROW 3: Craig Olson, Wayne Schwartz, Chuck Paynter, Luanne Riechling. ROW 4: Jane Salis, David Sauer, Terry Rasmussen, Bill Shilling, Ron Prine, Lorraine Olson. FRONT ROW: Mary Beth Thomas, Nancy Wiegel, Janet West, Joanne Ward. ROW 2: Sue Taschek, Jeff Weaver, Karen Zimmerman, Jean Troy. ROW 3: Helen Smith, Weslynn Teasdale, Ed Wiegel, Dave Stahlnecker, John Smith. ROW 4: Anne Wilson, Dusty Thompson, John Suthers, Don Tuescher. 40 Sophomores Capture DHS Great Spirit. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS--FRONT ROW: Marlene White, student council; Sue Ingwell, stu- dent council; Dick McKinlay, student council. ROW 2: Kitty Curry, secretary; John Hartman, treasurer. ROW 3: Pat Whalen, president; John Ber- tolini, vice-president. The Sophomores came in contact with hard work. FRONT ROW: Kitty Curry, Nancy Burke, Diane Bryne, Geralyn Anderson, Pat Buschor, Dave Blaser. ROW 2: Tom Calvert, Sherry Broge, Jim Bredeson, Jane Bryson, Kathy Armstrong, Jim Boyle. ROW 3: John Bertolini, Tony Bahowick, Geraldine Coffey, Christine Aim, Carol Carpenter, John Boyle. ROW 4: Roy Berrey, Karl Davis, Gerald Anderson, Dennis Crist, Joe Boll, Steve Brunkow. FRONT ROW: Connie Gould, Gail Erickson, Cindy Johnson, Eileen Johnson, Roberta Howery. ROW 2: Debra Jen- sen, Trudy Geissbuhler, Ed Gratz, Bill DeRocher, Shane Havens, Neil Jacobson. ROW 3: Julie Hendrickson, Sue Gordon, David Erpenbach, Mark Hermanson, Sue Ingwell. ROW 4: Mary Jo Fink, Tom Jean, Mike Gille, John Hartman, Mark Hirsbrunner, Cindy Huntington. This year's class of '72 Twirp candidate, Shane Ha- vens, is the brother of the Twirp King, Kim Havens. Shane was selected by the sophomore FHA girls to represent them on the Twirp court. The FFA Sweet- heart candidate, Cindy Johnson, was chosen by the sophomore FFA boys. Although the sophomore class did not win a prize for their Homecoming float, their competition was great. The float was a large Contac cold capsule filled with many multi-colored tissue paper pills, The theme of the float was: We'll stop 'em Cold . The Homecoming attendant from the class of '72 was Kitty Curry. Sophomores absent for the class picutre were Gail Malott and Ron Flesher. FRONT ROW: John Knellwoif, Susie Johnson, Marcia McKillip, Darcy McLinn, Kay Kundert, Dick McKinlay. ROW 2: Dennis McGuire, Harvey Johnson, Steve Krahenbuhl, Bill McDaniel, Randy McKillip, Randy Loken. ROW 3: Nancy Leahy, John Larson, Roger Kilcoyne, Steve McGowan, Melinda McConnell. ROW 4: Carol Kurth, Steve Kohlstedt, Roger Marty, Kent McConnell, Joe Leahy, Charmaine McGowan. FRONT ROW: Tom O'Rourke, Connie Paynter, Jolene Mick, Cathy Riedhammer, Polly Sauer, Donna Nethery. ROW 2: Gary Roelli, Mary Pat Mottley, Lori Oertley, Duane Meyers, Sheila Mullen. ROW 3: Alice Olson, John Salis, Rick Olson, Jerry Paisley, Sherry Reichling, Karen Raess. ROW 4: Mary Ellen Reed, Jack Morris, Zane Riley, Roch Ritchie, Larry Milestone, Judy Reichling, Nancy Prine. FRONT ROW: Bob Wilson, Marlene White, Linda Thomas, Becky Schulte, Lane Thompson. ROW 2: Tom Sch- wartz, Jill Stahlnecker, Jeanette Steger, Christine Schoenmann, Conrad Smith. ROW 3: Bob Stauffacher, Sue Sauer, Ruth Schwartz, Jean Weaver, Rich Westerman. ROW 4: Bonnie Smith, Bennie Tredinnick, Bob Williams, Pat Whalen, Bruce Stephenson, Sue Siegenthaler. 44 Freshmen Adjust to New Atmosphere. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS--FRONT ROW: Tim McConnell, student council; Rod Erickson, student council. ROW 2: Stephanie Craig, secretary-trea- surer; Diane Lindsay, student council. ROW 3: Francis Rielly, president; A1 Black, vice-president. FRESHMEN ABSENTEES--FRONT ROW: Debra Atkinson, Lee McKibben, David Hinderman. ROW 2. Bruce Stott, Chrissie Williams, Tom Kammerud, Tom Schoenmann. The Freshmen class were expectin' a victory. FRONT ROW: Suzi Badertscher, Debbie Buschor, Mary Jo Curtis, Jane Brunkow, Barb Burgess, Debbie Doan. ROW 2: Ardell Abraham, Augie Abraham, Joan Deininger, Kay DeMuth, Chris Chellevold, Tom Beecher. ROW 3: Bill Costello, Sue Badertscher, Stephanie Craig, Jane Charlton, June Andrews, Steve Crist. ROW 4: Ron Burbach, Tom Burke, Julie Aim, Ruth Calvert, Joan Boyle, Jim Barth, A1 Black. FRONT ROW: Steve Donahoe, Carolyn Hanson, Becky Dorow, Sheila, Ellefson, Mary Hinderman, Karl Elmer. ROW 2: John Dustin, Stanley Heins, Scott Fromader, Chuck Helm, Mike Fink, Elmer Fitzsimons.’ ROW 3: Janet Drier, Jane Dorman, Marla Goebel, Barb Geissbuhler, Lori Holland, Pam Hocking. ROW 4: Ellen Fitzsimons Mary German,Rod Erickson, Gary Hackl, Gary Erpenbach, Susan Gratz, Kay Hollinger. After the first scary week of being lost in the build- ing, the members of the class of '73 started enjoying being involved in high school activities. Dances, games, and making new friends made the year new and exciting. The girls in the class elected Steve Crist as their FHA Twirp candidate. The FFA Sweet- heart candidate, chosen by the freshman boys, was Diane Lindsay. Diane was crowned Queen of the FFA Dance . The freshmen constructed the third-prize winning float in the Homecoming float competition. A giant stork was shown dropping a football over the goal posts. The theme of the float was: We're expecting a victory . Debbie Buschor represented the freshman class at all the Homecoming festivities. FRONT ROW: Greg Johnson Sally Olson, Suzanne King, Diane Lindsay, Mary Jean Keyes, Connie Mosley, Gary i In'r °W UY r§,ni Kwff5.r’ Jeanette Krusieci Jack Johnsen, Gilbert Meyers, Gary Leahy, Rhonda Johnson; andy Olson, 3: Tim LanV McConnell, Randy Murray, Sheila North, Jeanette Olson, Debbie Lancaster, Becky McGowan. ROW 4: Darwin Kurth, Kevin King, Georgina Larson, Mary Kay McDermott, Kirsten Olson, Jerry Johnson, John Lembezeder. FRONT ROW: Francis Rielly, Jean Salis, Debbie Schuller, Mary Quinn, Cindy Thompson, Karen Thompson. ROW 2: Bob Reichling, Rita Schwartz, Joanne Rasmussen, Diane Short, LaVon Starr, Jerry Pink. ROW 3: Cary Sinning, Theresa Reichling, Jill Pratt, Pat Reichling, Nancy Salathe, Sharon Pierce.ROW 4: Joe Peters, A1 Ruf, Diane Parkinson, Noel Pratt, Nancy Peters, Craig Teasdale. FRONT ROW: Mark Wedig, Dorothy Wiegel, Marilyn Whalen, Dick Rielly. ROW 2: Larry Wiegel, Nancy Zim- merman, Crystal Van Matre, Robert Reichling. ROW 3: Peggy Virtue, Greg Teasdale, Ed Wiegel, Alan Wang, Pat Ward. ROW 4: Bob Westerman, Rick Reichling, Dave Wilson, Dave Williams. 48 “Younger Than Spring- time — May 17, 1969 The soft breezes of the starry night lent the perfect setting for our junior prom. The gym was trans- formed into a country estate, thanks to the efforts of the Class of '70. As the couples walked through the breathtaking archway and onto the veranda, they entered a world of gardens, flowers, and waterfalls. After King Kerry Black crowned Kay Leu Queen of the 1969 prom, the junior attendants led the grand march. Music was provided by Paul Hemmer. The night went on. Soon the music and dancing were over, and many couples attended post-prom parties. Only the awakening sun could end the festivities. The Grand March, led by the Royal Court. The King and Queen enter under the archway. PROM COURT--FRONT ROW--Junior Attendants: Jack Flesher, Lynn Gibson, Tony Tulli, and Connie Steiner. ROW 2--Chuck McKinlay, Sarah Curtiss, Laureen McDonald, Stan Krahenbuhl. ROW 3--Mike Schwartz, Lorraine McDonald, Gay Teasdale, Chuck Barnard. ON PORCH--King Kerry Black and Queen Kay Leu. 50 “Happiness Is” Going to the h HA Twirp Dance Kathy Erpenbach, Kay Leu escort Senior Tom Johnson. The Future Homemakers of America held their an- nual Twirp Dance on Saturday, September 27. The gym was very cleverly decorated of the dance theme Happiness . As guests arrived, the ladies voted for their favorite candidate and placed their ballot in Snoopy's doghouse. The gym was decorated with various Peanuts characters. Four of these por- traits contained the names of the candidates. At 10:00 P.M. the four Twirp King candidates were presented and were escorted by the FHA officers. They were: Steve Crist, freshman; Shane Havens, sophomore; Kim Havens, junior; and Tom Johnson, senior. FHA President Kathy Erpenbach crowned Kim Havens as king of the dance. The Crystal Head Theater provided the music for the gay occasion. Soph. Shane Havens escorted by Kathy and Carol. King Kim Havens escorted by Lorraine Olson. A Bill lights the bonfire. Queen Chris in the parade. Anticipation Mounts As the Game Gets Under- way in the Cold. Thursday afternoon found all the classes busily finishing their floats for the 1969 Homecoming which tradition- ally began the night before the game with the parade starting at 8:00. Following the parade was the rousing pep rally held at the fairgrounds. After the presentation of the Queen and her court, Captain Bill and Queen Chris lit the big L symbolizing our rival, the Lancaster Arrows. After the snake dance around the flaming L the pep rally ended as the senior football players stomped out the remains of the smoldering L . On Friday afternoon, Oct. 17, the tension was broken as the Arrows kicked off to our mighty Redbirds. Lancaster won the game by a margin of 15 points. L is for Lancaster. Court with class presidents and bonfire. cE£L7° ames� Chuck Barnard, Kerry Black, Rhonda Crist, Jim Lembezeder, Kitty Curry, Chris Schilling, Bill Howe, Randy Erickson, Lana Flesher, Chuck McKinlay, Debbie Bushour, Chuck Eustice, Stan Krahenbuel. Captain Bill and Queen Chris This Night Is the High- light of the Football Season. Music for the Homecoming dance was provided by the Diplomats. The climax of the evening came as Chris Schilling was crowned Homecoming Queen by football Captain Bill Howe. As the evening came to a close, the memories of another wonderful Homecoming were carefully put away. STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK Guests of The Senior Class of DHS tried something new this year. Instead of having the traditional formal Senior Ball the seniors decided to work together with the Jaycees and invite a famous rock group to perform in concert. The concert took place on January 17, 1970 in the high school gym with the nationally famous group the STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK playing for two hours, and the Bowery Boys as the backup band who also played for two hours. The STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK played such well known hits as Incense and Peppermints and Three in the Morning and Three at Night to a crowd of close to a thousand listeners. Cooperation and in- genuity contributed to the immense success of the Senior Concert. 56 The STRAWBERRY ALARM CLOCK entertained for four hours, alternating with the very popular BOWERY BOYS. Freshman Selected President Kim Havens and Sweetheart Diane Lindsay. On Friday, Oct. 2, the FFA Sweetheart dance was held. The candidates for Sweetheart '69 were: Freshman Diane Lindsay, Sophomore Cindy Johnson, Junior Betsy Lindsay, and Senior Kay Leu. The exciting moment came as Diane Lindsay was crowned queen. The gym was decorated with hearts. The music was provided by Captain Straight and the Stars and Bars. as 1969 “Sweetheart.” Steve Tuescher and Senior candidate Kay Leu. Harold Mosley and Junior candidate Betsy Lindsay. John Smith and Sophomore candidate Cindy Johnsen. Freshmen girls take time out for a chat. Seniors gather for a breather. o R N I Z A T I O N S Football. Basketball Half-times. School Concerts Enlivened by Redbird Band. During the half-times at the home football games, the DHS band marched down the field, under the direction of drum majorette Jayne Hackl and pre- sented a series of songs and routines. Symbols such as a 'D' were formed to honor the fathers of the football players on Dad's Day. A pep band, directed by Carol Steger and iMary Kay King, played modem songs between A' and 'B' bas- ketball games and at half-time. Veterans Day consisted of a program, planned by instructor Robert Wood, in which Duty, Honor, Country , Stars and Stripes Forever , and other patriotic numbers were played. BAND OFFICERS--FRONT ROW: Pres. Carol Steger, Vice-pres. Kay Leu, John Salis. ROW 2: Gay Teasdale, Bill McDaniel, David Sauer. Majorette Jayne Hackl Nancy Eustice Gay Teasdale Kris Deininger Kathy McGreane Marlene White Sue Taschek Kitty Curry 60 Flutes FRONT ROW—Debbie Schuller, Cindy Thompson, Jean Salis. ROW 2—Joanne Rasmussen, Sheila Ellefson, Peggy Virtue, Debbie Doan. ROW 3—Crissie Williams, Kirsten Olson, Mari Jo Curtis, Ruth Calvert. Flutes and Mixed Clarinets FRONT ROW--Sandy Braun, Lynn Willie, Becky Dorow. ROW 2-- Melinda McConnell, Chris Scho- enmann, Jayne Hackl. ROW 3— Sue Taschek, Gina Bertolini, Barb Barnard, Mary Ellen Reed. Clarinets FRONT ROW—Jeanette Steger, Krissie Craig, Jill Stahlnecker, Diane Dorman. ROW 2--Kay DeMuth, Jane Charlton, Tuddi Howery. ROW 3--Janet Dreier, Judy Reichling, Jane Bryson, Cindy Huntington. Clarinets FRONT ROW--Bobbi Mottley, Janice Virtue, Kay Leu. ROW 2--Pam Douglas, Jenny Bahowick, Jane O'Brien, Chris Schil- ling. ROW 3--Craig Ol- son, Nancy Jameson, Mary Kay King, Nancy Hunt- ington. Saxophones FRONT ROW--Carla Wilson, Jane Calvert, Diane Lindsay. ROW 2- -Colleen Jean, Kathy McGreane, Lori Oertley, Yvonne Heinz. ROW 3- -Mary Jo Fink, Char- lene Armstrong, Jean Ann Weaver, Jane Dorman. Cornets FRONT ROW —Kathy Thomas, Kitty Curry, Kathy Armstrong. ROW 2- -David Sauer, Carol Steger, Janelle Whitford, Bill McDaniel. ROW 3- -Charlie Paynter, Nancy Eustice, Janice Anderson. Cornets FRONT ROW--Marilyn Whalen, Suzanne King, Joan Deininger. ROWr 2--Marlene White, Sally Olson, Kris Deininger. ROW 3—Tom Burke, Stephanie Craig, Mike Fink. Brass and Percussion FRONT ROW--Patsy Buschor, Suzi Bredeson, Rod Crist. ROW 2--Donna Nethery, Sue Siegentha- ler, Greg Teasdale. ROW 3--Rick Douglas, Debbie Gratz, David Stahlnecker. Mixed Brass FRONT ROW--John Salis, Gail Erickson, Wes Teas- dale, Nancy Peters. ROW 2--Scott Fromader, Tim McConnell, Norene Beecher, Tom Schoen- mann. ROW 3—Mike Howery, John Suthers, Gay Teasdale, Jane Salis. ROW 1--Pam Douglas, Sue Bredeson, Diane Dorman, Chris Schoenmann, Beth Thomas, Kitty Curry, Bobby Mot- tley, Marlene White. ROW 2--Roberta Howery, Mary Pat Mottley, Jean Ann Weaver, Judy Reichling, Dean Con- ley, Trudy Geissbuhler, Lori Oertley, Melinda McConnell. ROW 3--Patty Cunningham, Sue Taschek, Steve Kohlstedt, Barb Barnard, Stan Krahenbuhl, Ed James, Karen Wendt, Nancy Eustice. ROW 4--Cindy Huntington, Chris Deininger, Duane Jorgenson, Dusty Thompson, Joe Burke, Mary Jo Fink, Nancy Huntington. 17 Singers in Boys Chorus, 58 in Mixed. ROW 1--Kay Leu, Carla Wilson, Jill Stahlnecker, Kathy Thomas, Gail Erickson, Greg Fenner. ROW 2--Janelle Whitford, Jane Calvert, Janice Virtue, Carol Steger, Diane Bredeson, Becky Long, Chuck McKinlay. ROW 3-- Charlene Armstrong, Luanne Reichling, Steve Powell, Linda Kilcoyne, Mary Kay King, Gay Teasdale, Gina Bertolini. ROW 4--Chuck Eustice, Chuck Barnard, Jim Taylor, Richard Roelli, Bill Staufacher, Randy Erickson, Harvey Mosely. FRONT ROW: Chuck MeKinlay, Steve Powell, Ed James, Dean Conley, Tom Burke. SEATED: Greg Fenner. ROW Stan Krahenbuhl, Harvey Mosley, Randy Erickson, Richard Roelli, Duane Jorgenson. ROW 3: Jim Taylor, Chuck Eustice. Bill Stauffacher, Chuck Barnard, Joe Burke, Dusty Thompson. One of the programs on the choruses' busy schedule was a Veterans' Day program, at which the girls cho- rus sang A Hymn of Peace , directed by Mr. Wood. The mixed chorus, girls chorus, boys chorus, triple trio, madrigal, and various solos provided the music at the annual Christmas concert on Dec. 9. Accom- paning the choruses was Nancy Huntington. TRIPLE TRIO--FRONT ROW: Carla Wilson, Janice Virtue, Carol Steger, Becky Long. ROW 2: Sue Sucho- mel, Mary Kay King, Diane Dorman, Marlene White, Lori Oertley. Plenty of Money was the title of the musical com- edy presented by the mixed chorus. The leading roles were portrayed by Gina Bertolini, Duane Jorgenson, and Carol Steger. The rest of the chorus played parts to add to the humor. ACCOMPANIST--Nancy Huntington 65 Girls Chorus Adds Music to SENIORS--FRONT ROW--Carla Wilson, Kay Leu, Jane Calvert, Kathy Thomas. ROW 2 — Marcia Howard Judy Pratt, Janice Virtue, Becky Long, Carol Steger. ROW 3--Margie Whalen, Colleen Jean, Diane Bredeson, Lynda Kilcoyne, Jayne Hackl. ROW 4--Cay Teasdale, Gina Bertolini, Charlotte Sinning, Janelle Whitford, Charlene Armstrong, Karen Wendt. JUNIORS--FRONT ROW--Diane Dorman, Janet West, Chris Ostby, Sherry Johnson. ROW 2--Beth Thomas, Suzi ®Kd7-Pa4m Douglas, Bobbi Mottley. ROW 3-Joyce Monson, Rhonda Crist, Sandy Foley, Donna Paulson, Jean Troy. ROW 4--Nancy Huntington, Luanne Riechling, Kris Deininger, Barb Barnard, Lorraine Olson. Veterans’ Day and Christmas Concert SOPHOMORES--FRONT ROW--Kitty Curry, Diane Byrne, Marlene White, Cathy Riedhammer, Polly Sauer, Darcy McLinn, Karen Raess, Becky Schulte, Linda Thomas. ROW 2--Susie Johnson, Jill Stahlnecker, Carol Car- penter, Trudy Geissbuhler, Gail Erickson, Connie Paynter, Sheila Mullen, Geralyn Anderson, Patsy Buschor. ROW 3--Chris Schoenmann, Melinda McConnell, Judy Riechling, Mary Pat Mottley, Lori Oertley, Sherry Riech- ling, Ruth Schwartz, Nancy Leahy. ROW 4--Jean Ann Weaver, Tuddi Howery, Nancy Prine, Sue Siegenthaler, Mary Jo Fink, Cindy Huntington, Carol Kurth, Alice Olson, Bonnie Smith. FRESHMEN--FRONT ROW--Marilyn Whalen, Diane Short, Sally Olson, Jean Salis. ROW 2--Peggy Virtue, Jeanette Olson, Dorothy Wiegel, Sue Badertscher. ROW 3--Jane Dorman, Ruth Calvert, Barb Geissbuhler, June Andrews. ROW 4--Noel Pratt, Susan Gratz, Kay Hollinger, Pat Reichling, Debbie Lancaster. FRONT ROW: Jane Salis, Kathy Sauer, Duane Jorgenson, Chris Craig, Chris Deininger, Sandy Brahn. ROW 2: Rhonda Crist, Suzi Bredeson, Lori Oertley, Mary Ann Hanson, Kathy Erpenbach, Bobbi Mottley, Linda Burbach. ROW 3: Rick Bartels, Mark Howery, Tuddi Howery, Gina Bertolini, Jim Taylor, Gay Teasdale, Joyce Monson, Lorraine Olson. This year's Redbird co-editors were Chris Craig and Duane Jorgenson. They, along with Mrs. Johnston, the new advisor, were responsible for the publication and distribution of our six Redbird issues this year. The Redbird consisted of special features, such as pictures of the Homecoming Court and Prom Court, and also reported on the individual cross-country and wrestling meets, and basketball and football games as the year went on. Cartoons illustrating school life were drawn by Lori Oertley and Tuddi Howery and added humor to the newspaper. Gossip columns and poems written by various students and teachers made the Redbird a very interesting student publication. Co-Editors-In-Chief: Chris Craig, Duane Jorgenson. First Page: Kris Deininger. Circulation Manager: Gay Teasdale. Sports Editors: Rick Bartels, Mark Howery, Jim Tay- lor. Copy readers: Nancy Coffey, Kathy Erpenbach, Sandy Braun, Becky Long, Mary Ann Hanson, Gina Bertolini. Photographers: Joyce Monson, Lorraine Olson. Typists: Nancy Eustice, Suzi Bredeson, Rhonda Crist, Linda Burbach, Bobbi Mottley. Cartoonists: Lori Oertley, Tuddi Howery. Typists--FRONT ROW: Carol Kurth, Janet West. ROW 2: Mary Pat Mottley, Polly Sauer. ROW 3: Diane Byrne, Chris Schoenmann, Marlene White. ROW 4: Melinda McConnel, Mary Jo Fink, Pam Douglas. EDITORS: Duane Jorgenson, Chris Craig, ADVISOR: Mrs. Kay Johnston. 34 Staff Members Work on Redbird. Pekatonika Raises Money with Bermuda Day. The Pekatonika staff, under the editorship of Karen Wendt, had a busy year trying to meet deadlines, writing copy, and typing assignments. New this year was advisor Mrs. Ahn. Mrs. Ahn, Karen, and Assistant Editor Lois Hanson have diligently striven to edit a better yearbook. Money for the publication of the yearbook was partly furnished from a concession stand at the home basket- ball games. Business Manager Kathy Erpenbach took charge of its operation. A new idea was used this year to help support the Pekatonika. Girls were allowed to wear shorts or slack, and boys could wear shorts on the days of home football games. Those students who did, had to pay thirty-cents to the Pekatonika for the privilege. In this way, the Pekatonika staff earned more money to improve the yearbook. FRONT ROW: Jane Calvert, Lois Hanson--Assistant Editor, Karen Wendt--Editor. ROW 2: Sue Suchomel, Mary Ann Hanson, Bobbi Mottley, Kathy Erpenbach--Business Manager. Editor Karen Wendt. Advisors: Mrs. Louise Ahn, Mrs. Wilma Hollinger. Assistant Editor Lois cleans up after taking pictures of the band. FRONT ROW--Jean Salis, Stephanie Craig, Chris Schoenmann, Lori Oertley. ROW 2--Diane Short, JoAnne Rasmussen, Jane Dorman, Ruth Calvert, Tuddi Howery. ROW 3--Theresa Riechling, Noel Pratt, Mary Keyes, Peggy Virtue. FRONT ROW--Joe Burke, John Bertolini, Stan Krahen- buhl, Richard Roelli, Craig Olson. ROW 2--Kim Havens, Bob Staffacher, Kent McConnell, Ed James, Tom Burke, Bobbi Mottley. ROW 3--Gina Bertolini, Charlotte Sinning, Karen Zimmerman, Jean Troy, Charlene Mullen. Darlington High School has always had a great record in forensics. Last year DHS won the sub-district trophy at Lancaster and sent two representatives to the state contest. This year, as usual, many turned out to participate. There were many categories from which to choose such as original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, poetry reading, prose reading, significant speeches, four minute speeches, and of course play acting. Mrs. Kay Johnston, who gave her time and patience helping these people, was this year's forensic coach. FRONT ROW--Jane Bryson, Jane Charlton, Joan Dein- inger, Suzanne King. ROW 2--Sue Suchomel, Jean Weaver, Joan Boyle. ROW 3--Chris Aim, Judy Reich - ling, Geri Coffey, Karen Wendt. FRONT ROW--Janet West, Karen Ohnsted, Polly Sauer, Micki Bower, Kitty Curry. ROW 2—Carla Wilson, Melinda McConnell, Carol Carpenter, Marlene White, Kathy Sauer. ROW 3--Jane Salis, Mary Jo Fink, Gay Teasdale, Mary Pat Mottley, Jill Morris, Kathy Mc- Donald. 70 One-Act Play Competes in State Contest. The Speech II class presented Not Enough Rope by Elaine May, directed by Mr. James Mueller. This play was presented at local, subdistrict, district, and sectional eliminations. A ratings were received at each performance. At the state contest the actors, Chuck McKinlay, Gay Teasdale, and Carla Wilson, received a B rating. Not Enough Rope is the hilarious, yet innerly tragic story of a lonely young woman living in a boarding house, who tiys to attract a young man by threatening to hang herself. Part of their success was due to the cooperation and hard work of the following people: Director--Mr. James A. Mueller, Student Director--Mary Ann Han- son, Crew--Charlotte Sinning, Kathy Kurth, Kathy McDonald, Jill Morris, Micki Bower, Leean White, Stan Krahenbuhl, Janet West, Karen Ohnstad, Jane Dorman, Pat Reichling. 71 FHA OFFICERS: Lorraine Olson, Vice-president Kay Leu, President Kathy Erpenbach, Lorraine McDonald. ROW 2: Kitty Curry, Jayne Hackl, Nancy Burke. Local Chapter of FHA Joins National Future Homemakers Organization. On Sept. 27 the FHA had its annual TWIRP dance. An FFA member represented each class and at 10 o'clock Kim Havens was crowned King. In Nov. the FHA sold cookbooks to raise money to pay for the mother-daughter banquet. The theme was Hawaiian Luau . Mrs. Louise Ahn gave a talk on Family Life in Hawaii and the Frosh and Soph, girls put on a style show. The style show was presented in the spring. Each member of the FHA made and modeled her own creation and the Boys Home Ec Class ushered. SOCIAL REPRESENTATIVES--FRONT ROW: Betsy Lindsay, Mary Ann Hanson, Stan Krahenbuhl, Carol Steger. ROW 2: Debbie Buschor, Kathy Thomas, Beth Thomas, Jeanette Steger. ROW 3: Karen Thompson, Jill Pratt, Sue Ingwell. FRONT ROW: Kim Havens, Steve Tuescher, Dusty Thompson, John Smith. ROW 2: Harold Mosley, Bob Lancas- ter, Wayne Schwartz, Shane Havens. The Future Farmers of America See Slides of Russia and Learn About Soviet Agriculture. President Kim Havens attended the National Leader- ship conference in Washington D.C. in July. During the summer and early fall, the FFA sold slow moving vehicle signs as a means of making money. On October 3, 1969 the FFA held the annual Sweet- heart dance. Diane Lindsay was chosen as the sweet- heart for the 1969-70 school year. FFA Parents night was held November 11, 1969. Dr. Charles DeNure, Dean of schools of the university of Platteville, spoke on Soviet Agriculture. He showed slides of his eight day visit to Russia. The banquet for the members of FFA and their par- ents was held in the spring. The FFA boys competed with Ag boys of other schools in Ag Basketball this year. Games with Belmont and Blackhawk were played played. The club took a field trip to the University of Wisconsin Farms in Madison and observed com trials. The seniors in FFA visited the Platteville State University farms and toured beef and dairy facilities. The Darlington FFA participated in the District speaking contest, and the state FFA judging contest. All of these activities took place in the spring. DHS hopes to send one of its Ag boys to another state this summer in the FFA Member Exchange program between FFA organizations in other states. 73 STUDENT COUNCIL--FRONT ROW: Tim McConnel, Rod Erickson, Dick McKinlay. ROW 2: Marlene White, Susan Ingwell, Diane Lindsay, Wayne Schwartz, Betsy Lindsay, Rod Crist. ROW 3: ADVISOR--Mr. Warrick, Pres- ident Kerry Black, Vice-president Bill Stauffacher, Secretary-Treasurer Jane Calvert, Vicky White, Lana Fles- her, Tom Rielly, Lea Kurri-Riutta. Student Council Governs, Sets Codes. AFS Supports Foreign Exchange Student. The 1969-70 Student Council was the best so far. However, with each passing year we believe it will improve until it is the strong governing power that it is meant to be. The officers are: Pres.--Kerry Black, Vice-Pres.—Bill Stauffacher, and Sec.-Treasurer--Jane Calvert; elected in the spring of '69 by the student body. The class representatives were elected at their class meet- ings last fall. The American Field Service is a new addition to DHS activities this year. Its primary purpose is as a fundraising agency for Lea Kuuri-Riutta, our first foreign exchange student, The club sold taffy apples at the football games, Homecoming buttons, and bumper stickers at home basketball games. Mr. Warrick advised the club. AFS CLUB OFFICERS: Diane Salathe, Joe Burke, Jenny Bahowick, Randy Erickson, Lea Kuuri-Riutta, ADVISOR Mr. Warrick. A T H L E T I C S PEP CLUB OFFICERS: Chris Schilling, President; Jane O'Brien, Vice-President; Jane Calvert, Treasurer; Diane Salathe, Kathy McGreane, Publicity. Not Pic- tured: Rita Coulthard, Secretary. ALTERNATES: Peggy Virtue, Basketball; Bobbi Mott- ley, Basketball; Kay Kundert, Wrestling; Gina Berto- lini, Basketball. Pep Club and Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit. FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: FRONT ROW: Carla Wilson, Judy Pratt. ROW 2: Bobbi Mottley, Marlene White. ROW 3: Gina Bertolini, Gay Teasdale. WRESTLING: FRONT ROW: Chris Schoenmann. ROW 2: Janice Anderson, Janice Virtue, Charlene Mullen. BASKETBALL 'A' TEAM: FRONT ROW: Carla Wilson, Marlene White, Judy Pratt. ROW 2: Gay Teasdale. BASKETBALL 'B' TEAM: FRONT ROW: Mary Pat Mottley, Polly Sauer. ROW 2: Becky Dorow, Kitty Curry. FRONT ROW: Rhonda Crist, Lorraine McDonald, Laureen McDonald, Sheila Mullen. ROW 2: Carol Steger, Betsy Lindsay, Noel Pratt, Debbie Hirsbrunner, Pam Douglas. FRONT ROW: Janice Virtue, Kay Leu, Becky Long, Suzi Bredeson, Kathy Erpenbach. ROW 2: Joanne Rasmussen, Mary Kay King, Nancy Eustice, Melinda McConnell, Jayne Hackl. 0 PEP BAND DIRECTORS: Carol Steger, Mary Kay King. Drill Team, Pep Band Perform at Games. The Golf Squad the Largest in the History of DHS Went On To Shatter Two Records The 1969 Golf Squad was the largest golf team in the history of Darlington's five year golf history. This was a new experience for the freshmen but they did very well in competition golf. Of the twenty members, two were seniors, six were juniors, six were sophomores, six were freshmen. The team posted a 5--4 record in regular action and 6--7 on the whole for the year, with victories over Dodgeville, Fennimore, Iowa Grant, Mineral Point, and Hannover. The 1969 team set new DHS records. For one the squad broke the former record at an away course set at Platteville and Mt. Horeb and Jim Charlton tied the individual record at our local course with a 35. Coach Gary Ringen worked hard with the boys this year and they improved as the year progressed. The team was young and valuable experience was gained by the underclassmen. Varsity Squad FRONT ROW: Steve Powell, Bob Donahoe, Chuck McKinlay, Phil Bryson. ROW 2: Kevin Curry, Harvey Mosley, Dan O'Brien, Coach Ringen. ROW 3: John Side, Mike Cunningham, Jim Charlton, Eugene Stauffacher. 78 FRONT ROW: Jim Gibson, Bill McDaniel, Bob Stauffacher, John Knellwolf. ROW 2: Mark Howery, John Horsley, Tony Bahowick, John Geissbuhler, Coach Ringen. ROW 3: Steve Larson, Tom Jean, Zane Riley, Jim McGettigan. Jr. Varsity Golf Captain Phil Bryson 1969 Golf Results WE THEY Galena 192 162 Hanover 192 230 Boscobel 180 201 Galena 164 143 Dodgeville 174 186 Fennimore 167 191 Iowa Grant 167 196 Brohead 180 171 I Lancaster 184 150 1 .Mineral Point 165 169 1 Mt. Horeb 169 168 1 Platteville 164 161 I River Valley 166 156 I 79 FRONT ROW: Rick Douglas, Harvey Mosley, Jim Charlton, Rick Bartels, Randy Erickson, Rod Crist, Kim Havens. ROW 2: Richie Westerman, Randy Keister, Mark Howery, Ed Gratz, Harold Mosley, Louie Paynter. Summer Baseball Team Hosts District Tournament, Reaches Regional Contest. This was the first year that DHS had a summer base- ball schedule. This was a much better arrangement because the players got a chance to play more con- ference games. We had an exceptional team this year with four returning lettermen. With the help of our co-captains, Tom Wonders and Bob Finley, we had one of our better baseball seasons. We opened our season by playing Dodge ville in a non-conference game. This was a very close game but Darlington came out on the short end and lost by one run. Some of the other teams the Redbirds played were Monroe, Lancaster, Warren, Galena, Platteville, and Dubuque. The district tournament was held at the Darlington field. The participating teams were: Lancaster playing New Glarus and Dar- lington playing Platteville. Lancaster and Darlington emerged as the victors of the tournament. With the great pitching of Bob Finley and the hitting ability of the players, the Redbirds moved on to regional tournament. This event was held in Brookfield. Our team was defeated in the tournament and did not move on. The Redbirds baseball squad is looking forward to an even better season this summer with twelve returning lettermen. Baseball Coach Jim Meyers. 80 1969 Baseball Co-Captains--Bob Finley and Tom Wonders Track Stars Race into a New Season with a Lot of Speed To Break Three Past Records. VARSITY TRACK WE THEY Cuba City 78 40 Mineral Point 61 57 Mt. Horeb 54 64 Lancaster 52 1 2 65 1 2 Fennimore 89 29 Dodgeville 62 1 2 55 1 2 River Valley 66 52 TRIANGULAR MEETS Darlington Warren Hanover 112 1 2 40 1 2 10 Darlington River Valley Fennimore 72 65 11 Darlington Mt. Horeb Iowa Grant 58 70 20 Sen IThe 1969 Track Squad enjoyed a successful season I posting 10 wins with 3 losses and finishing 5th in the ISWAL Conference. |The track team had many outstanding members [with three records being broken. Jerry Bartels broke his own 440 record posting a time of 51.95. A speedy mile relay team consisting of Capt. John Taylor, Bob Finley, Steve Tuescher, and Jerry Bartels broke the old DHS record with a time of 3:39.5. Nick Burke broke an old record for the mile that had stood for many years by turning in a time of 4:41.2. Bob Finley, Jerry Bartels, John Smith, Nick Burke and the mile relay team qualified for regional com- petition. Bob Finley qualified for state competition. Among the top ten scorers were Jerry Bartels with 99 3 4, Rick Bartels with 90 3 4, Larry Ingwell with 61, John Smith with 56 1 4, Kerry Black with 45 3 4, Chuck Barnard with 36, Bob Finley with 32, Nick Burke with 31, John Taylor with 26 1 4, and Charley Seafford with 20. iors raONT ROw: Tom Wonders, Jerry Bartels, Bob Short, Coach Bertolini. ROW 2: Nick Burke, John Taylor, Charlie Seffrood Jerry Whalen. ROW 3: Don Andrews, Wayne Marty, Marc Jackson, Larry Ingwell ROW 4: Jim Peterson, Denny Malott, Greg Meier, Bob Finley. 82 FRONT ROW: Bill North, Steve Tuescher, Jim Lembezeder, Stan Krahenbuhl. ROW 2: Kerry Black, Ed James, Pat McGuire, Duane Jorgenson, Randy Erickson. ROW 3: Bill Howe, Chuck Barnard, Chuck Eustice, John Gordon. Juniors Sophomores FRONT ROW: Randy Keister, Dean Conley, Louie Paynter, Glen Brockmeyer, Randy Schulte. ROW 2: John Smith, Rod Crist, Kim Havens, Charlie Paynter. ROW 3: Rick Douglas, Mark Chellevold, David Sauer, Jeff Weaver. ROW 4: Mike Howery, Rick Bartels, Don Tuescher, Dean Monson, Tom Gordon. FRONT ROW--Randy Loken, Bill DeRocher, David Blaser, Bob Wilson, Shane Havens, Steve Krahenbuhl, Coach Karrmann. ROW 2--Steve Kohlstedt, Tom Calvert, Bruce Stephenson, Jerry Paisley, Joe Leahy, Steve McGowan, Jim Bredeson. ROW 3--Dennis Crist, Jerry Anderson, Richie Westerman, Kent McConnell, Karl Davis, John Bertolini, Mark Hermanson. ROW 4--Steve Brunkow, Bob Williams, Roger KilCoyne, Pat Whalen, Larry Mile- stone, Jack Morris, Roger Marty. The Junior Varsity enjoyed a successful season. The freshmen won three track meets and lost only one, ending up second in the conference. The top ten point-getters were Milestone, McConnell, Bertolini, Brunkow, Davis, Blaser, Stephanson, Leahy, Whalen, and Havens. Junior Varsity Track Squad Wins Second Place in Confer- ence. On Your Mark! Get Set! GO! WE THEY Platteville 58 51 Iowa Grant 84 25 Lancaster 49 60 Dodgeville 76 33 Charlie Seffrood almost makes it. Varsity Football Team Has a Good Season. Squad Enjoys New Field and Scoreboard. Redbirds defense on the job. HURRAH! A touchdown for the Redbirds. The 1969 Redbird football team enjoyed a very good season opener by trimming Riverdale 38--0. This game was the first to be played on the new football field. The team lost to Platteville but bounced back to slaughter Cuba City in a rainsoaked game. The next week, DHS lost to Dodgeville, but beat Mount Horeb the week after. Lancaster ended the Redbirds' hopes for a Homecoming victory. The game in low a-Grant ended in defeat for DHS, as did the final game of the season with Mineral Point. Scorers for the Redbirds were Bartels, Havens, Mc- Connell, McKinlay, and Mark Howery. Run for your life! Darlington High School E3 ®’ 31 25| T .oe� 4'§l pp 4 Q(t 94g 7Sfr 54 03 - ft- sr4� % 87 rji i 1 ,6 i 5 63 71 53,175-., ' ® FRONT ROW—Jim Lembezeder, Mike McGowan, Stan Krahenbuhl, Kerry Black, Richard Roelli, Chuck Barnard. ROW 2--John Smith, Dusty Thompson, Ed Wiegel, Tom Gordon, Rod Crist, John Gordon. ROW 3--Bob Kendall, Kim Havens, Harold Mosley, Rick Douglas, Randy Keister, Bob Lancaster. ROW 4--Roch Ritchie, Roy Berrey, Bob Williams, Jerry Anderson, Zane Riley, Pat Whalen. ROW 5--Bruce Stephenson, Denny McGuire, Kent Mc- Connell, Jerry Paisley, Roger Kilcoyne, John Hartman. ROW 6--Shane Havens, Tom Calvert, Randy Loken, John Salis, Manager, Jim Bredeson, Manager, Coach Warrick, Coach Ringen. 86 Football Squad—1969 t ♦ 3 f 96 45f ' 97 ,g U %qs f m fsp fao 82 ip7 _ ■ 85. 44 55 J6„ £ � ■� Oj bi i 3 2l3 FRONT ROW--Randy Erickson, Steve Tuescher, Bill Howe, Ed James, Steve Powell, John Virtue, Chuck Me Kin - lay. ROW 2--Chuck Eustice, Bob Mick, Dean Monson, Mike Howery, John Horsley, John Geissbuhler. ROW 3--Jim McGettigen, Rick Bartels, John Suthers, Mark Chellevold, Mark Howery, Jim Mick, Louie Paynter. ROW 4--Ro- ger Marty, Mike Gille, John Bertolini, Steve Brunkow, Joe Boll, Rich Westerman. ROW 5--Mark Hirsbrunner, Larry Milestone, Tom Jean, Karl Davis, Steve McGowan, Denny Crist. ROW 6—Coach Chellevold, Coach Berto- lini, Jim Gibson, Manager, Tom Schwartz, Steve Krahenbuhl, Dick McKinlay, Lane Thompson. Freshmen Ready To Go on to Jr. Varsity. FRONT ROW: Francis Rielly, Scott Fromader, Steve Donahoe, Chris Chellevold, Greg Johnson, Bob Reichling, Carl Elmer, Chuck Helm, Steve Crist. ROW 2: Rod Erickson, Pete Jacobson, Tom Schoenmann, Bruce Stott, Randy Murry, Alan Black, Tim McConnell, Gary Leahy, Alan Wong. ROW 3: Bob Westerman, Dave Williams, Elmer Fitrsimons, Gary Sinning, Jim Barth, Mike Fink, Ron Burbach, Larry McConnell, Tom Burke. ROW 4: Darwin Kurth, Craig Teasdale, Alan Ruf, Rick Reichling, Kevin King, Jerry Johnson, Ed Wiegel, Greg Teasdale, Coach Warrick. The Freshmen football team had a long season. They only had one game but they had to practice eight weeks for it. Anyone that will practice eight weeks for one football game has to be credited for stick with it. When the game with the freshmen did come Craig Warrick's grid iron men won 13--0 over the Junior High School. Tim McConnell guided the team to two touchdowns the first being scored by Ron Burbach, the second by Rick Reichling, and the extra-point was added by Tom Burke. Congratulations and may you be undefeated for the next three following years. 88 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: Kim Havens, Mark Howery, Steve Powell, Chuck Eustice, Jim Charlton, Steve Larson, Jim McGettigan, Rick Bartels, Randy Erickson, Mike Howery, John Geissbuhler, Rick Douglas, Randy Keister. Ability, Teamwork, and Sportsmanship Add Up to an Exciting Year. Freshmen Coach David Chellevold, Varsity Coach Jim Meyers, Junior Varsity Coach Gary Ringen. MANAGERS--(left to right)--Craig Olson, Lane Thompson, Joe Burke, and Jim Gibson. 89 FRONT ROW: Tom Calvert, Randy Loken, Kent McConnell, Karl Davis, Tom Jean, Bob Stauffacher, Dick McKinlay. ROW 2: Roger Kilcoyne, John Bertolini, Steve Brunkow, John Hartman, Pat Whalen, Roger Marty, Roch Ritchie, Jerry Anderson, Ritchie Westerman. Jr. Varsity and Freshmen Squads FRONT ROW: Steve Donahoe, Chuck Helm, Alan Black, Jerry Johnson, Elmer Fitzsimons, Bob Reichling, Francis Rielly. ROW 2: Bob Westerman, Ed Wiegel, Tom Schoenmann, Tim McConnell, Larry McConnell, Rod Erickson, Mike Fink, Scott Fromader. ROW 3: Rick Reichling, Ron Burbach, Joe Peters, Darwin Kurth, Craig Teasdale, Cary Hackle, Alan Ruf, Alan Wong. WE THEY Campion 54 80 Highland 95 55 Boscobel 60 79 Iowa Grant 64 81 Platteville 53 76 Dodgeville 46 55 Cuba City 52 71 Mineral Point 74 71 Mt. Horeb 54 55 Lancaster 62 64 Riverdale 67 76 Platteville 55 71 Dodgeville 36 52 Cuba City 57 69 During the 1969-1970 basketball season the DHS Redbirds gained a lot of experience. Jim Charlton led the scoring with a total of 193 points with an average of 14 points per game. Rick Bartels was next with 154 points and an average of 11 points per game. Other high scorers were Randy Eirckson, Mark Howery, Rick Douglas, and Jim McGettigan. Many juniors are first string players, and, consequently, will have the skill necessary to build up a really touch, competitive team next year. Campion WE 45 THEY 42 Highland 66 26 Boscobel 48 13 Iowa Grant 36 27 Platteville 52 45 Dodgeville 38 24 Cuba City 39 40 Mineral Point 46 24 Mt. Horeb 35 37 Lancaster 35 21 Riverdale 68 45 Platteville 37 41 Dodgeville 37 35 Cuba City 37 33 The Junior Varsity had an exciting season this year under Coach Cary Ringen. Their first game against Champion was thrilling with the Redbirds sneaking through with a 45--42 victory. Kent McConnell was the high scorer of the game scoring a total of 15 points. The Cuba City game was a big disappointment to the team as the Cubans defeated them by a single point. The Redbirds bounced back to victory later in the season by defeating Cuba City 37--33. Pat Wha- len lead the Redbirds in this game with a total of 10 poi nts. WE THEY Blackhawk 64 26 Mineral Point 52 40 Platteville 46 44 Blackhawk 75 45 Cuba City 48 39 Platteville 39 28 Iowa Grant 61 39 Dodgeville 43 42 Cuba City 61 50 Mineral Point 35 33 The freshmen squad of D.H.S. did an outstanding job this year keeping a perfect record throughout most of the season. The Dodgers gave the Redbirds a tough game, fight- ing all the way, until the final buzzer announcing the Redbirds victorious by a single point. Leading scorer of the game was A1 Ruf with 17 points. Coach Chellevold was more than pleased with his team and hopes that next year's freshmen will follow in the path of this year's team along the road of victory. 91 Third Conference Year Brings New Experiences to Wrestlers. VARSITY WE THEY River Valley 10 42 Dodgeville 0 54 Mt. Horeb 14 36 Mineral Point 0 54 West Grant 23 30 Lancaster 11 37 Riverdale 0 52 The Darlington High School's wrestling team pro- gressed in a long way this year. Most of this progress is due to the hard work on the part of the coaches and the wrestlers. Mr. Craig Warrick, our head coach, taught the team some new moves and the team per- fected them with ease and great agility. Coach War- rick made the wrestlers work a lot harder but it all payed off. The team itself won only two of their meets, but a number of the wrestlers won many of their individual matches. Mr. Dinges, the assistant coach kept them working and did a lot to help the team in their third year of conference competition. On the varsity team this year we had three seniors, six juniors, and one freshman. These boys worked hard and gained a lot of valuable experience. FRONT ROW: Glen Brockmeyer, Randy Schulte, David Keleher, Karl Elmer. ROW 2: Harvey Johnson, Jim Mick, Stan Krahenbuhl, Ed James. ROW 3: Coach Warrick, Don Tuescher, Dean Monson, Zane Riley, Richard Roelli. 92 FRONT ROW: Greg Johnson, Steve Krahenbuhl, Bob Kendall, Dennis McGuire, Steve McGowan. ROW 2: Joe Boll, Shane Havens, Steve Kohlsted, Greg Teasdale, David Williams. ROW 3: Terry Rasmussen, Mike McGowan, Bob Williams, Roy Berry, Ronnie Prine. This year's junior varsity wrestling team consisted of four freshman, six sophomores, one junior and two seniors who alternated each week. Mr. Micheal Dinges had main control over these boys, and helped them through their many new experiences. Many of these team members will advance to the varsity next year, as they showed great ability as wrestlers. Jr. Varsity Gains Wrestling Skill JR. VARSITY WE THEY River Valley 5 39 Dodgeville 3 36 Mt. Horeb 15 42 Mineral Point 15 41 West Grant 0 21 Lancaster 8 24 Ri verdale 20 41 93 Cross Country Improves in Second Year FRONT ROW: Mike McGowan, Bill DeRocher, Glen Brockmeyer, Pat McGuire, Bob Wilson, Dave Blaser, Bob Stauffacher, Harvey Johnson. ROW 2: Joe Leahy, Don Tuescher, Craig Olson, Charlie Paynter, Coach Steve Karr- mann. ROW 3: Ron Prine, Steve Larson, Jim Charlton, Jim Taylor, Allen Abraham, Jack Morris, David Sauer. The 1969 Cross Country team finished their second season with a 6--7 season average. Under the coach- ing of Mr. Steve Karrmann, the Redbirds defeated Prairie du Chien, Boscobel, Belmont, Mount Horeb, and Cuba City. The squad showed a great deal of skill, with the Junior Varsity posting a 4--2 record and placing third in the conference. The Cross Country team also placed sixth in the Platteville invitational and sixth in the conference meet. Pat McGuire, who was chosen honorary captain for the year, set the school record for our course at 12:31. Even bigger and better things are yet to come for 1970. VARSITY Dodgeville WE 54 THEY 15 Cuba City 54 76 Cassville 25 31 Lancaster 69 25 River Valley 69 41 Platteville 72 23 Iowa Grant 72 35 Fennimore 34 27 Prairie Du Chien 34 67 Cuba City 22 39 Mt. Horeb 26 3! 94 FRONT ROW: Rod Cnst, John Smith, Dean Monson, Rick Bartels, Jim Taylor, Chuck Eustice, Randy Erickson, Kerry Black, Steve Powell. ROW 2: Rich Westerman, Kent McConnell, Randy Kiester, Don Tuescher, John Geiss- buhler, Harold Mosely, Louie Paynter, Mark Chellevold, John Horsley. ROW 3: Harvey Johnson, David Blaser, Charlie Paynter, Ed Wiegel, Bob Wilson, Jack Morris, Ed Gratt, Steve McGowan, Roch Ritchie. ROW 4: Mike Howery, Glen Brockmeyer, Jim Mick, John Knellwolf, Bill Deroucher, Bob Stauffacher, Mark Howery, Ed James, Rick Douglas, Stan Krahenbuel. ROW 5: Ron Prine, Jim McCettigan, Mike McGowan, Richard Roelli, Harvey Mosley, Pat McGuire, Zane Riley, John Bertolini, Jim Charlton. 1970 Lettennen and 1969 Girls Track FRONT ROW: Nancy Leahy, Diane Byrne, Chris Schoenmann, Connie Paynter, Carla Wilson, Pam Douglas, Polly Sauer, Pat Buschor, Lynette DeRocher, Marlene White, Debbie Hirsbrunner. ROW 2: Jean Ann Weaver, Mary Pat Mottley, Nancy Jameson, Gail Erickson, Bobbi Mottley, Mary Gordon, Carol Kurth, Melinda McConnell, Ceri Pratt, Sherry Reichling. ROW 3: Mrs. Smith, Sue Gordon, Mary Ellen Reed, Mary Jo Fink, Susie Sauer, Bonnie Smith, Gail Malott, Linda CorDon, Karen Zimmerman, Miss Culver. ROW 4: Janice Anderson, Ceri Coffey, Barb Wiegel, Peggy Mottley, Linda Salathe, Jane Schilling, Gay Teasdale, Nancy Eustice, Diane North, Jean Ann Troy. The players wait for the ball to drop through the basket. Mike Howery and Rick Bartels shoot for those two points. The basketball evades Chuck Eustice and Stretch McGettigan. 5 E N I O R M E M 0 R 1 E S The Class of‘70 Will Never Forget . . . our Roaring Twenties Sophomore Shuffle. . . . We're a'peelin' for a victory --our frosh float. . . . our neat phy ed suits and the fun things we got to do in class! . . . how funny we looked when we were fresh- men. . . . working in the bandroom. . . . getting a lot of exercise in G.A.A. . . . Redbird football games. . . . the line-up of buses outside of school or the old Knight-Krawlers dances. Abraham, Allen 38,94 Abraham, Ardell' 46 Ahn, Louise (Mrs.) 14,69 Aim, Chris 42,70 Aim, Julie 46 Anderson, Ceralyn 42,67 Anderson, Janice 20,62,76,95 Anderson, Jerry 42,84,86,90 Andrews, Don 82 Andrews, June 16,46,67 Andrews, Mary 38 Armstrong, Catherine 42,62 Armstrong, Charlene 20,62,64,66, 100,101 Atkinson, Debra 17,46 Badertscher, Susan 46,67 Badertscher, Suzi 46 Bahowick, Jenny 20,35,62,74 Bahowick, Tony 42,79 Barnard, Barb 17,38,61,64,66 Barnard, Chuck 6,20,50,51,55,64, 65.83.86.101 Bartels, Rick 38,68,80,83,87,89, 95 Barth, James 46,88 Becker, A1 (Mr.) 16,73 Beecher, Norene 38,63 Beecher, Thomas 46 Bennett, Brian (Mr.) 15 Berget, Mike 21 Berrey, Roy 42,86,93 Bertolini, Gina 21,53,61,64,66,68, 70.76.100.101 Bertolini, John 42,70,84,87,90,95 Bertolini, Jack (Mr.) 9,15,82,87 Black, Alan 3,46,88,90 Black, Kerry 21,35,50,51,52,55,74, 83,84,86,95 Blaser, David 42,84,94,95 Blaser, Harry 18 Blaser, Tom 21 Boll, Joseph 42,87,93 Bon jour, Kay 21 Bower, Mickey 21,70,100 Boyle, Jim 42 Boyle, Joan 46,70 Boyle, John 42 Braun, Sandy 38,68,61 Bredeson, Diane 21,64,66 Bredeson, Jim 42,84,86 Bredeson, Suzi 38,63,64,66,68,77 Brewer, Winton (Mr.) 17 Brockmeyer, Glenn 38,83,92,94,95 Broge, Brenda 13,21 Broge, Sherry 42 Bruehlman, August 46 Brunkow, Becky 38,52 Brunkow, Jane 46 Brunkow, Steve 42,84,87,90 Bryne, Diane 42,67,68,95 Bryson, Jane 42,61,70 Burbach, Linda 16,38,68 Burbach, Ronald 46,88,90 Burgess, Barbara 46 Burke, Joe 22,64,65,70,74,101 Burke, Josephine (Mrs.) 18 Burke, Lewis 11 Burke, Nancy 42,72 Burke, Phil (Mr.) 18 Burke, Tom 46,63,70,88 Index Burris, Karen 22 Buschor, Deborah 46,55,72 Buschor, Patsy 42,54,63,67,95 Calvert, Jane 8,22,54,62,64,66,69, 74,76,101 Calvert, Ruth 46,61,67,70 Calvert, Tom 42,84,86,90 Carpenter, Carol 42,67,70 Carpenter, Jean 22,101 Carpenter, Laverne 18 Charlton, Jane 46,61,70 Charlton, Jim 22,78,80,81,89,94, 95 Chellevold, Chris 46,88 Chellevold, Dave (Mr.) 87,89 Chellevold, Mark 38,83,87,95 Chellevold, Mildred (Mrs.) 18 Coffey, Geraldine 42,70,95 Coffey, Nancy 38 Conley, Dean 38,64,65,83 Connelly, Marguerite (Miss) 12 Conroy, Dorothy 18 Costello, William 46 Coulthard, Rita 22 Craig, Chris 38,61,68 Craig, Stephanie 46,59,63,70 Crist, Dennis 42,84,87 Crist, Phil 38 Crist, Rhonda 38,54,55,66,68,77 Crist, Rod 38,63,74,80,83,86,95 Crist, Steve 6,46,53,88 Cunningham, Mike 13,22,78 Cunningham, Pat 38,64 Curry, Kitty 5,42,54,55,60,62,64, 67,70,72,76 Curtis, Mary Jo 46,61 Curtiss, Sarah 22,50,51,100 Davis, Karl 42,84,87,90 Davis, Thilda (Mrs.) 18 Deininger, Joan 46,58,63,70 Deininger, Kris 17,38,60,63,64,66, 67,68 Demuth, Kay 46,61 DeRocher, William 84,94,95 DeVoe, Linda 23 Dinges, Mike (Mr.) 16 Doan, Debra 46,58,61 Dominguez, Thania (Mrs.) 13 Donahoe, Bob 23,78 Donahoe, Monica 38 Donahoe, Steve 47,88,90 Dorman, Diane 17,38,61,64,66 Dorman, Jane 47,62,67,70 Dorow, Becky 13,47,61,76 Dosedel, Robert (Mr.) 10 Douglas, Pam 38,62,64,66,68,77, 95 Douglas, Rick 39,63,80,83,86,89, 95 Dreier, Janet 47,61 Dustin, John 47 Ellefson, Sheila 46,61 Elmer, Carl 6,47,88,92 Elzen, Judy (Mrs.) 11 Erickson, Gail 43,63,64,67,95 Erickson, Randy 23,55,58,64,65, 74,75,80,83,87,89,95,101 Erickson, Rodney 46,74,88,90 Erpenbach, David 43 Erpenbach, Gary 47 Erpenbach, Kathy 13,23,53,68,69, 72,77,100,101 Eustice, Chuck 23,35,55,64,65,83, 87.89 Eustice, Nancy 39,60,62,64,77,95 Ewing, Judy 23,52 Fenner, Greg 39,64,65 Fink, Mary Jo 4,43,62,64,67,68,70, 95 Fink, Michael 47,63,88,90 Fisher, Gayle 39 Fitzpatrick, Francis 23 Fitzsimons, Debbie 23 Fitzsimons, Ellen 47 Fitzsimons, Elmer 47,88,90 Fitzsimons, Sue 16,39 Flesher, Lana 20,24,74 Foley, Marlene 39 Foley, Sandy 39,66 Fromader, Beth a (Mrs.) 11 Fromader, Scott 47,63,88,90 Gabel, Sharon 24,101 Geissbuhler, Barbara 47,67 Geissbuhler, John 39,79,87,89,95 Geissbuhler, Rita 24 Geissbuhler, Trudy 43,64,67 Germann, Mary 47 Gertsch, Arlynn 39 Gibson, Jim 39,79,87 Gille, Ed 18 Gille, Mike 43,87 Goebel, Marla 16,47 Gordon, John 24,83,86 Gordon, Mary 95 Gordon, Susan 43,95 Gordon, Tom 83,86 Gould, Connie 43 Gould, Kathy 24 Gratz, Debbie 39,63 Gratz, Ed 43,80,95 Gratz, Susan 47,67 Gundlach, Violette (Mrs.) 12 Hackl, Gary 47,90 Hackl, Jane 11,24,51,58,60,61,66, 72,77 Halverson, Clyde 24,36 Hanson, Carolyn 47 Hanson, Diane (Miss) 14 Hanson, Lois 24,35,69 Hanson, Mary Ann 25,52,53,68,69, 72 Hartman, John 42,43,86,90 Havens, Kim 38,39,53,54,58,70, 73.80.83.86.89 Havens, Shane 43,53,73,84,86,93 Heins, Bob 25 Heins, Stanley 47 Heins, Yvonne 39,52,62 Helm, Charles 47,88,90 Hendrickson, Julie 43 Hermanson, Judy 25 Hermanson, Mark 43,84 Hicks, Cindy 39 Hillery, Elsie (Mrs.) 18 Hinderman, David 17,46 Hinderman, Mary 47 Hirsbrunner, Debbie 39,77,95 Hirsbrunner, J. Mark 43,87 Hirscher, Liz (Miss) 12 Hocking, Glenn 25,101 102 Hocking, Pamela 47 Holland, Jeff 39 Holland, Lori 47 Hollinger, Kay 47,67 Hollinger, Wilma (Mrs.) 14,69 Horsley, John 39,79,87,95 Howard, Elizabeth 25 Howard, Marcia 25,35,66 Howe, Bill 25,51,54,55,83,87 Howery, Mark 39,68,79,87,89,95 Howery, Mike 39,63,80,83,87,89, 95 Howery, Tuddi 43,61,64,67,68,70 Hungtington, Cindy 43,61,64 Hungtington, Nancy 39,62,64,66, 67 Ingwell, Susan 41,42,43,72,74 Jacobsen, Neil 15,43 Jacobson, Peter 47 James, Ed 6,25,55,64,65,70,83,87, 92.95.101 Jameson, Nancy 6,26,62,95 Jean, Colleen 26,62,66 Jean, Tom 43,42,79,87,90 Jenson, Debra 43 Johnsen, Cynthia 43,58 Johnsen, Jack 47 Johnsen, Linda 39 Johnson, Cheryl 39,66 Johnson, Eileen 43 Johnson, Gary 39 Johnson, Gregory 47,88,93 Johnson, Harvey 43,92,94,95 Johnson, Jerry 47,88,90 Johnson, Marybelle (Mrs.) 18 Johnson, Pam 39 Johnson, Rhonda 47 Johnson, Ruth 39 Johnson, Susanne 43,67 Johnson, Tom 26,53 Johnston, Kay (Mrs.) 12,68 Jorgenson, Diane 26 Jorgenson, Duane 26,64,65,68,83 Kammerud, John 39 Kammerud, Tom 46 Karrmann, Steve (Mr.) 10,84,94 Keister, Randy 39,80,83,86,89,95 Keleher, David 39,92 Keleher, Dennis 26 Kendall, Bob 39,86,93 Keyes, Mary 47,70 Kieffer, Nick 39 Kieffer, Virginia 47 Kilcoyne, Linda 26,64,66 Kilcoyne, Roger 43,84,86,90 King, Kevin 47,88 King, Mary Kay 26,58,62,64,77, 100,101 King, Sheila 27,101 King, Shirley 17 King, Suzanne 47,63,70 Knellwolf, John 41,43,79,95 Kohlstedt, Steve 43,64,65,84,93 Krahenbuhl, Stan 27,50,51,55,64, 65.70.83.92.95.101 Krahenbuhl, Steve 43,84,87,93 Krusiec, Jeanette 13,47 Krusiec, Rita 39 Kundert, Kay 43,76 Kurth, Carol 43,67,68,95 Kurth, Darwin 47,88,90 Kurth, Kathy 27 Kuuri-Riutta, Lea 8,27,74 Lancaster, Bob 39,73,86 Lancaster, Debby 47,67 Larson, Georgina 47 Larson, John 43 Larson, Steve 38,39,79,89,94 Leahy, Gary 47 Leahy, Jim 39 Leahy, Joseph 43,84,94 Leahy, Nancy 43,67,95 Leinberger, Richard 20,27,54 Lembezeder, Jim 27,55,83,86 Leu, Kay 13,27,49,50,52,53,58,60, 62,64,66,72,77 Lindsay, Betsy 38,39,58,72,74,77 Lindsay, Diane 46,47,58,62,74 Loken, Randy 43,84,86,90 Long, Becky 12,27,51,64,66,77, 100,101 Long, Bob 28 Magnuson, Kent (Mr.) 15 Malott, Gail 95 Martin, Mary Beth 28 Marty, Roger 43,84,87,90 McComish, Jim 39 McConnell, Kent 43,70,84,86,90, 95 McConnell, Larry 47,88,90 McConnell, Melinda 43,61,64,67, 68,70,77,95 McConnell, Timothy 46,47,63,74, 88 90 McDaniel, Bill 42,43,60,62,79 McDermott, Mary 47 McDermott, Susie 28 McDonald, Kathy 12,28,70 McDonald, Laureen 28,50,51,77, 100,101 McDonald, Lorraine 11,28,50,51,72, 77,100 McGettigan, Jim 39,79,87,89,95 McGowan, Charmaine 43 McGowan, Kay 37,39 McGowan, Mike H. 28,93,94,95 McGowan, Mike R. 28,86,94 McGowan, Rebecca 47 McGowan, Steve 43,84,87,93,95 McGreane, Kathy 29,52,60,62,76 McGuire, Dennis 43,86,93 McGuire, Pat 19,29,83,94,95,99 McGuire, Tom 29 McKibben, Lee 46 McKillip, Linda 39 McKillip, Marsha 15,43 McKillip, Randy 43 McKillip, Rhonda 29 McKinley, Chuck 29,50,51,55,64, 65,71,78,87 McKinley, Dick 42,43,74,86,90 McLinn, Darcy 43,67 Meyers, Duane 44 Meyers, Gilbert 47 Meyers, Jim (Mr.) 11,14,80,89 Mick, Bob 29,87 Mick, Jim 39,87,92,95 Mick, Joline 44 Milestone, Larry 44,84,87 Monson, Dean 38,39,83,86,92,95 Monson, Joyce 39,66,68 Morris, Jack 44,84,94,95 Morris, Jill 29,70 Mosley, Connie 47 Mosley, Harold 39,58,73,80,86,95 Mosley, Harvey 5,29,64,65,7 8,80,95 Mosley, Janet 30 Mosley, Phil 30 Mottley, Bobbi 39,62,64,66,68,69, 70.76.95 Mottley, Francis (Mr.) 18 Mottley, Mary Pat 44,64,67,68,70, 76.95 Mueller, Betha (Mrs.) 18 Mueller, James (Mr.) 12,71 Mueller, John (Mr.) 18 Mullen, Charlene 39,70,76 Mullren, Sheila 11,43,67,77 Mummert, Glen (Mr.) 18 Murphy, Larry (Mr.) 12 Murray, Randy 47,88 Netherly, Donna 44,63 North, Bill 30,83,84 North, Diane 40,95 North, Sheila 47 O'Brien, Jane 30,61,76 O'Brien, Pat 40 Oertley, Lori 44,62,64,67,68,70 Ohnstad, Dave (Mr.) 18 Ohnstad, Karen 40,70 Olson, Alice 44,67 Olson, Cathy 30 Olson, Craig 40,62,70,94 Olson, Jeanette 47,67 Olson, Kirsten 47,61 Olson, Lorraine 40,53,66,68,72 Olson, Mary (Mrs.) 18 Olson, Pauline 30 Olson, Richard 44 Olson, Sally 47,63,67 Olson, Sandy 47 O'Rourke, Tom 44 Ostby, Christine 40,66 Paisley, Jekrry 44,84,86 Parkinson, Diane 48 Paulson, Donna 40,66 Paynter, Charles 4,40,62,83,94,95 Paynter, Connie 44,67,95 Paynter, Larry 30 Paynter, Louie 40,80,83,87,95 Penniston, Clyde (Mr.) 18 Peters, Joseph 48,90 Peters, Nancy 48,63 Pierce, Sharon 48 Pink, Herb (Mr.) 18 Pink, Jerry 48 Powell, Steve 2,19,30,51,64,65, 78,87,89,95,101 Pratt, Jill 48,72 Pratt, Judy 31,66,76,101 Pratt, Mary Noel 7,48,67,70,77 Prine, Nancy 14,44,67 Prine, Ron 40,93,94,95 Quinn, Larry 40 Quinn, Mary 48 Quinn, Tom 31 Raess, Karen 44,67 Raisbeck, Jack 31 Rasmussen, Joanne 7,48,61,70,77 Rasmussen, Terry 40,93 Reed, Mary Ellen 15,44,61,95 Reeder, Barb 40 Reichling, Judy 44,61,64,67,70 Reichling, Luanne 40,64,66 Reichling, Patricia 48,67 Reichling, Richard 48,88,90 Reichling, Robert 48,88,90 Reichling, Sherry 44,67,95 Reichling, Theresa 48,58,70 103 Riechers, Ricky 40 Riedhammer, Cathy 44,67 Rielly, Dick 48 Rielly, Francis 46,48,54,88,90 Rielly, Thom 20,31,74 Riley, Zane 44,79,86,92,95 Ringen, Gary (Mr.) 14,78,79,86,89 Ritchie, Roch 44,86,90,95 Roelli, Gary 44 Roelli, Rich 31,64,65,70,86,92,95 Ruf, Alan 88,90 Ruf, Otto (Mr.) 15 Ryan, Stanley 48 Salathe, Diane 6,31,74,76,101 Salathe, Nancy 48 Salis, Jane 38,40,63,68,70 Salis, Jean 38,48,58,61,67,70 Salis, John 44,60,63,86 Sauer, David 40,60,62,83,94 Sauer, Kathy 40,68,70 Sauer, Polly 44,52,67,68,70,76,95 Sauer, Susan 44,95 Schilling, Bill 40 Schilling, Chris 31,54,55,62,76 Schilling, Sylvia (Mrs.) 17 Schoenmann, Chris 44,61,63,64, 67,68,70,76,95 Schoenmann, Tom 46,88,90 Schram, James (Mr.) 16 Schrear, John (Mr.) 15 Schuller, Deborah 48,61 Schulte, Becky 17,44,67 Schulte, Randy 40,83,92 Schwartz, Mike 31,50,51 Schwartz, Rita 48 Schwartz, Ruth 41,44,67 Schwartz, Tom 44,87 Schwartz, Wayne 38,40,73,74 Seffrood, Barb 40 Short, Diana 67,70 Siegenthaler, Sue 44,63,67 Simmons, Ed 40 Sinning, Charlote 12,32,66,70 Sinning, Fem (Mrs.) 12 Sinning, Gary 48,88 Smith, Bonnie 44,67,95 Smith, Conrad 44 Smith, Helen 40 Smith, Irene (Mrs.) 14,95 Smith, John 40,58,73,83,86,95 Sonsalla, John (Mr.) 15 Stacy, Michael (Mr.) 10 Stahlnecker, David 40,63 Stahlnecker, Jill 44,61,64,67 Starr, La Von 48 Stauffacher, Bill 15,32,64,65,74 Stauffacher, George (Mr.) 18 Stauffacher, Robert 44,70,79,90, 94,95 Steger, Carol 13,32,53,60,62,64, 66,72,77 Steger, Jeanette 44,72,161 Stephenson, Bruce 44,84,86 Stevenson, Carolyn (Mrs.) 13 Stott, Bruce 46,88 Suchomel, Sue 32,69,70,101 Suthers, John 40,63,87 Taschek, Sue 40,60,61,64 Taylor, Jim 19,32,64,65,68,94,95, 101 Teasdale, Craig 48,88,90 Teasdale, Gay 5,7,32,50,51,60, 63,64,66,68,70,76 Teasdale, Gregg 48,63,88,93 Teasdale, Weslyn 40,59,63 Thomas, Kathy 32,53,62,64,66,72 Thomas, Linda 44,67 Thomas, Mary Beth 40,64,66,72 Thompson, Cynthia 48,61 Thompson, Dusty 40,58,64,65,73,86 Thompson, Karen 48,72 Thompson, Lane 44,87 Tredinnick, Ben 44 Troy, Jean 40,66,70,95 Tuescher, Don 40.83,92,94,95 Tuescher, Steve 32,58,73,83,87 Turgason, Connie (Mrs.) 13 Turner, David (Mr.) 16 Van Matre, Kristal 48 Van Matre, Todd 33 Vinger, Rhonda 33 Virtue, Janice 20,33,62,64,66,76, 77 Virtue, John 33,50,87 Virtue, Peggy 7,58,61,67,70,76 Wang, Alan 48,90 Ward, Carol (Mrs.) 11 Ward, Jo Anne 40 Warrick W. Craig (Mr.) 16,54,74, 86,88,92 Weaver, Jean Ann 44,62,64,67,70, 95 Weaver, Jeff 40,83 Webster, Tom 33 Wedig, Mary 48 Wendt, Karen 33,35,52,64,66,69, 70 West, Janet 40,66,68,70 Westerman, Richie 44,84,87,90, 95 Westerman, Robert 48,88,90 Whalen, Margie 33,66 Whalen, Marilyn 48,63,67 Whalen, Pat 42,44,54,84,86,90 Whalen, Linda (Mrs.) 12 White, Leean 33,70,101 White, Marlene 14,42,44,60,63, 64.67.68.74.76.95 White, Vicky 6,20,34,74,101 Whitford, Janelle 6,34,62,64,66 Wiegel, Barb 34,95 Wiegel, Dorothy 48,67 Wiegel, Ed 40,86,95 Wiegel, Edward 48,88,90 Wiegel, Larry 48 Wiegel, Margie 34 Wiegel, Nancy 40 Wilkinson, Carl (Mr.) 17 Williams, Christa 46,61 Williams, David 48,88,93 Williams, Robert 17,44,84,86,93 Willie, Lynn 34,61 Wilson, Anne 40 Wilson, Bob 44,84,94,95 Wilson, Carla 3,33,62,64,66,70, 71.76.95 Wilson, David 48 Winslow, Jerry 34 Wood, Robert (Mr.) 13 Yaezel, Kathy (Mrs.) 18 Zimmerman, Karen 40,70,95 Zimmerman, Nancy 48 104