Delavan Darien High School - Era Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1951 volume:

eitTcaiz a The Annual Staff of 1951 wishes to dedicate this annualto our principal, Mr. L. F. Cox, who has been with the Darien Consolidated School for nine years. Annual Aid EDITOR--Helen Duvall ASSISTANTS--Bill Garber and Chuck Wilke BUSINESS EDITOR—Shirley Seuser ASSISTANT BUSINESS EDITOR--Diane Vorphal PRODUCTION MANAGER—Mary Boniface ACTIVITIES EDITOR—Mary Cary ART EDITOR--Nancy Thorpe SPORTS EDITOR—Jim Statema ASSISTANTS—John Thiele and BUI Gargus TYPISTS--Shirley Seuser, Mary Boniface, Helen Duvall, and Norma Jacobs. CLASS EDITOR—Shirley Corn MEMBERS Shirley Williams, Barbara Wilkins, Doris Wendorf, Francis Cary, Charlotte Wilday, Dolores Simmerman, Helen Tremaine, Joyce Oleston, Frances Kooistra, Betty Wilkins, Dorothy Koehl, Joyce Martin, Betty Boniface, Evelyn Schurman, Kathrine Behrens, Evelyn Kelly, Nancy Tremaine, Dick Dutton, Ronny Meyers, Helen Duvall, Bill Garber, Chuck Wilke, Shirley Seuser, Diane Vorphal, Mary Boniface, Mary Cary, Nancy Thorpe, Jim Statema, John Thiele, BUI Gargus, Shirley Corn. Of educat Mr. Walter Larson Mr. Clarence Krueger Mr. L. F. Cox Principal Mr. Cox has been with the Darien Consolidated School tor nine years. He teaches algebra, physics, chemistry, and biology, besides his administrative duties. He received his education at Whitewater State Teachers' College. Mrs. Myra Gosso Assistant Principal Mrs. Gosso is the assistant principal of the Darien Con-solidated School. She teaches all four years of high school English. She is also the advisor of the Dramatic Club, Forensic Club, and Library Club. She received her education at Whitewater State Teachers' College. Coutici OFFICERS President—Mary Boniface Vice-President—John Thiele Secretary—Helen Duvall Treasurer—Bill Garber Advisor—Mr. Cox OTHER MEMBERS Jimmy Krueger, Philip Putman, Chuck Wilke, John Thiele, Bill Garber, Doris Wendorf, Shirley Corn, Roberta Clowes, Frances Kooistra, Mary Cary, Betty Boniface, Dorothy Koehl, Helen Duvall, and Mary Boniface. The Student Council is made up of members of the different organizations and the president of each class. They have regular meetings twice every month. During these meetings they discuss the different social activities of each organization. Each class has a representative in the student council and they set the dates wanted by their class or group for different social activities. During the school year the Student Council had one basketball game. The money made from this was put in the Student Council Treasury. Barbara Wilkins Rapid Richard Rapid Richard is his name Without him school won't be the same. Richard Dutton Frances Kooistra Cooty She has In fact, — VllM Mary Behrens William Gargus Mary Boniface Bonnie It isn't often you find anything so nice in such a pretty package. Nancy Thorpe and Bill Gargus The couple who reigned as King and Queen of the 1950 Junior Prom was Nancy Thorpe and Bill Gargus. The affair was one which highlighted our first three years of school. ,x � V' ' eniOR IB. o n o i ? s Mary Behrens—Active in Band, Glee Club, and Mixed Chorus. Doris Wendorf--Badger Girl's State, Valedictorian, Editor of Eagle, D. A. R. Award. Jim St ate ma—Outstanding athlete of 1950, Football captain 1950, Letters in basketball, baseball, football, Sports Editor of Annual. Frances Kooistra—President of Glee Club 3, Mass Band 3, Mass Chorus 4. Mary Cary--Salutatorian, Lead in Junior Class Play, President of G. A. A. 4, Mass Chorus 2-4. Helen Tremaine—Active in G. A. A., Member of Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. John Thiele—President of Senior Class, Vice president of Student Council, Badger Boy's State. Dick Dutton--Letters in softball, basketball, football, Mass Chorus 2-3-4, Solo 2-3. Elizabeth Starin— Active in Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, and Band. Nancy Thorpe--Senior and Junior Prom Queen 2-3, Art Editor of Annual 2-3-4, Mass Chorus 3-4. Barbara Wilkins-Active in G. A. A., Member of Glee Club and Mixed Chorus, Mass Band 2-3-4. Ronald Meyers—Mass Chorus 3-4, Letters in football, basketball, Movie Operator 1-2-3-4. Mary Boniface—President of Student Council 4, Cheerleader 4, Mass Chorus 2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. Helen Duvall—Band Majorette 2-3-4, Mass Chorus 3-4, Went to state with oration 3, Editor of Annual 4. Bill Gargus— Lette r« in basketball, softball. Junior Class President 3, Mass Chorus 1-2-4. Nancy Veley—Active in Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, G. A. A., Mass Band 4. Top--Miss Berlin, George Tjeerdsma, Shirley Seuser, Allen Erkfitz, Roberta Clowes, and Ralph Oleston Bill Garber, Norma Jacobs, Allen Zwieg, and Shirley Williams William Meyers, Katherine Behrens, Rodney Sveiven, Delores Simmerman, Charles Wilke, and Joyce Oleston CLass of 512 The Junior Class began the year with fifteen members. Rodney Sveiven enrolled making sixteen. Miss Bergin is the advisor of this class. The officers are as follows: President—Chuck Wilke Vice President--Roberta Clowes Secretary—Shirley Seuser Treasurer--George Tjeerdsma Class Representative—Bill Garber Those in the different organizations are: Band Members are: Katherine Behrens, Rodney Sveiven Glee Club Members are: Roberta Clowes, Shirley Seuser, Joyce Oleston, Katherine Behrens, Norma Jacobs, Dolores Simmerman, and Shirley Williams. Mixed Chorus Members are: George Tjeerdsma, Bill Garber, Roberta Clowes, Shirley Seuser, Katherine Behrens, Norma Jacobs, Charles Wilke, Dolores Simmerman, and Rodney Sveiven. Twirlers are: Leona Tzoneff, Norma Jacobs, and Shirley Seuser. Those in football: George Tjeerdsma, Charles Wilke, Alien Erkfitz, Ralph Oleston, and Rodney Sveiven. Those in basketball: Rodney Sveiven, George Tjeerdsma, Charles Wilke, and Allen Erkfitz. Library Club Members are: Norma Jacobs, Joyce Oleston, and Dolores Simmerman. Movie Operators are: Bill Garber, Allen Erkfitz, William Meyer, and Allen Zwleg Dramatic Club: Shirley Seuser, Joyce Oleston, Roberta Clowes, and Shirley Williams Annual Staff: Katherine Behrens, Roberta Clowes, Shirley Seuser, Joyce Oleston, Norma Jacobs, Dolores Simmerman, Allen Zwieg, Shirley Williams, Bill Garber, and Charles Wilke. Eagle Staff: Shirley Seuser, Katherine Behrens, Norma Jacobs, Joyce Oleston, and Shirley Williams. Student Council Members are: Charles Wilke, Roberta Clowes, Bill Garber. bunion lass The Junior Class presented a play on December 14th. The name of it was Seventeen is Terrific and it turned out to be a great success. It had five boys and seven girls in it. Due to the fact that they did not have enough girls in their class they had to use two sophomore girls, Evelyn Kelly and Lois Clason. The cast was as follows: Dr. Allenby--(Rodney Sveiven) He fussed a great deal because his feet were always aching. Grandma--(Lois Clason) She is a very well preserved lady who is not as old as her title Indicates. Hannah--(Norma Jacobs) She is a raw-boned country girl, used to wide open spaces. Chuck--(Chuck Wilke) An adolescent youth with a shock of unkept hair, always getting into trouble. Barbie--(Shirley Seuser) An eager, excitable young girl with a passion for clothes. Janie--(Evelyn Kelly) A fourteen year old whose one and only interest is in becoming a school cheerleader. Billie—(Allen Zwieg) Thirteen and the precious baby of the family. Patsy—(Joyce Oleston) Is Billy’s age and very childlike and appealing. She adores Billy. Nancy--(Roberta Clowes) The exact antithesis of Barbie, a plumpish girl who is a little careless about her dress. Jarvis--(Bill Garber) A mature, sophisticated youth with a debonaire manner. George—(George Tjeerdsma) He is Chuck's age and ill at ease in the presence of children, girls, and adults. Ginny—(Shirley Williams) She is an alluring piece of feminity, small, petite, pretty, and cuddly. Our director was Mrs. Gosso—Assistant director-Katherine Behrens— Stage Crew—William Meyer, Allen Erkfitz, and Ralph Oleston. Top--Mrs. Gosso, Ronald Wheeler, Evelyn Kelly, Don Hayes, Betty Boniface, and Margery Wheeler Dorothy Koehl, Betty Wilkins, Joyce Martin, and Lois Clason Diane Vorpahl, Nancy Tremaine, Shirley Corn, Charlotte Wilday £}ass of 53 The Sophomore Class began this year with thirteen members. In October, Stella Kroeze came to change our number to a dozen girls and only two boys. The officers are as follows: President--Shirley Corn Vice President--Donald Hayes Secretary—Joyce Martin Treasurer--Betty Boniface Class Representative--Dorothy Koehl Class Advisor—Mrs. Gosso Those in the different organizations are: Dramatic Club: Lois Clason, Dorothy Koehl, Evelyn Kelly, Betty Boniface, Betty Wilkins, Margery Wheeler, Diane Vorpahl, Charlotte Wilday, Joyce Martin, Shirley Com. Band Members are: Shirley Corn, Betty Boniface, Lois Clason, Evelyn Kelly, Betty Wilkins, Stella Kroeze, Margery Wheeler, Dorothy Koehl is the only twirler from this class. Cheerleaders: Betty Boniface and Evelyn Kelly are the only cheerleaders from this class. Glee Club Members: Lois Clason, Betty Boniface, Shirley Corn, Evelyn Kelly, Dorothy Koehl, Joyce Martin, Nancy Tremaine, Diane Vorpahl, Charlotte Wilday, Betty Wilkins. Mixed Chorus Members: Betty Boniface, Lois Clason, Shirley Corn, Evelyn Kelly, Dorothy Koehl, and Don Hayes. G. A.A.: Stella Kroeze, Nancy Tremaine, Joyce Martin, Dorothy Koehl, Betty Wilkins, Charlotte Wilday, and Diane Vorpahl. Movie Operators are: Evelyn Kelly, Betty Boniface, Don Hayes, and Ronnie Wheeler. Secretary, Diane Vorpahl. Forensic Club Members: Dorothy Koehl. Student Council Members: Shirley Corn, Betty Boniface, and Dorothy Koehl. Eagle Staff Members: Shirley Com, Evelyn Kelly, Betty Boniface, Dorothy Koehl, Diane Vorpahl, Joyce Martin, Betty Wilkins, Nancy Tremaine, Charlotte Wilday, Lois Clason. Annual Staff Members: Dorothy Koehl, Betty Boniface, Diane Vorpahl, Shirley Com, Evelyn Kelly, Betty Wilkins,aj o vc e Martin, Nancy Tremaine. •t UDSWMTom 0 T fo 1 %v Top--Mr. Gutkneckt, Joan Snyder, John Peters Glenda Bates, James Krueger, Phyllis Jacobs, Gordon Veley, and Evelyn Schurman Jack Statema, Jean Gleason, Francis Cary, Philip Putman, and David Thiele No picture--Fred Zurbrugg (Diass o 54 The Freshman Class began with an enrollment of fourteen members this year. Later Fred Zurbrugg Joined the class. For the first semester Mr. Gutkneckt was the class advisor. Due to the fact that Mr. Gutkneckt was called to the Army, Mr. Prahl was our advisor for the second semester. The class officers are as follows: President—Jimmy Krueger Vice President—Phyllis Jacobs Secretary--Jean Gleason Treasurer—Evelyn Schurman Class Representative—Philip Putman Class Advisor—Mr. Prahl Those In different organizations are: Eagle Staff: Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, Evelyn Schurman, Gordon Veley, and Philip Putman. Annual Staff: Evelyn ochurman Library Club: Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, and Evelyn Schurman Forensics: Glenda Bates and Jimmy Krueger Twirling: Jean Gleason Glee Club: Glenda Bates, Joan Snyder, Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, and Evelyn Schurman Cheerleader: Fred Zurbrugg Mixed Chorus: Jimmy Krueger and Francis Cary G. A. A.: Glenda Bates, Joan Snyder, Jean Gleason, and Evelyn Schurman Dramatic Club: Jean Gleason, Fred Zurbrugg, Evelyn Schurman, Francis Cary, and Philip Putman Student Council: Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, Philip Putman, and Jimmy Krueger Boys that went out for football are: George Smith, Francis Cary, and Jack Statema Boys that went out for basketball are: Jack Statema, George Smith, Francis Cary, Jimmy Krueger, and Gordon Veley Boys that went out for baseball are: Jack Statema, Gordon Veley, George Smith, and Francis Cary ass SM The Freshman Class began with an enrollment of fourteen members this year. Later Fred Zurbrugg joined the class. For the first semester Mr. Gutkneckt was the class advisor. Due to the fact that Mr. Gutkneckt was called to the Army, Mr. Prahi was our advisor for the second semester. The class officers are as follows: President—Jimmy Krueger Vice President--Phyllis Jacobs Secretary--Jean Gleason Treasurer--Evelyn Schurman Class Representative--Philip Putman Class Advlsor--Mr. Prahi Those in different organizations are: Eagle Staff: Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, Evelyn Schurman, Gordon Veley, and Philip Putman. Annual Staff: Evelyn 6churman Library Club: Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, and Evelyn Schurman Forensics: Glenda Bates and Jimmy Krueger Twirling: Jean Gleason Glee Club: Glenda Bates, Joan Snyder, Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, and Evelyn Schurman Cheerleader: Fred Zurbrugg Mixed Chorus: Jimmy Krueger and Francis Cary G. A. A.: Glenda Bates, Joan Snyder, Jean Gleason, and Evelyn Schurman Dramatic Club: Jean Gleason, Fred Zurbrugg, Evelyn Schurman, Francis Cary, and Philip Putman Student Council: Jean Gleason, Phyllis Jacobs, Philip Putman, and Jimmy Krueger Boys that went out for football are: George Smith, Francis Cary, and Jack Statema Boys that went out for basketball are: Jack Statema, George Smith, Francis Cary, Jimmy Krueger, and Gordon Veley Boys that went out for baseball are: Jack Statema, Gordon Veley, George Smith, and Francis Cary Mr. Gutneckt Mr. Gutneckt began the year at Darien as coach and Commercial instructor. His coaching ability helped to train the boys in physical education and athletic ability. As commercial instructor he prepared the participants for positions in the business world. He received his education at Whitewater State Teacher’s College. He left for the armed forces during the Christmas vacation. Mr. Prahl Mr. Prahl came to Darien following the Christmas season. He coaches the boys in all types of sports. He is also the commercial instructor. It was at the Whitewater State Teacher’s College that he received his education. He replaced Mr. Gutneckt when he was called to the armed forces. ooi 1 trIX Top Row— Chuck Wilke, Allen Erkfritz, Dick Cutton, Ronald Meyer, Rodney Sveiven, and Ralph Oleston. Bottom Row-- Allen Zwieg, Manager, Johnny Peters, Francis Cary, Don Hayes, George Smith, Ronald Wheeler, and Mr. Gutkneckt, coach. Not pictured Jim Statema and Jack Statema. Darien opened the 1950 football season with seven players reporting to Mr. Cutkneckt. They were Dick Dutton, J i m Statema, Ronny Meyer, Chuck Wilke, Butch Oleston, George Smith, and Ronnie Wheeler. Later on Allen Erkfritz, Rodney Sveiven, Johnny Peters, Jack Statema, Francis Cary, George TJeerdsma, and Don Hayes Joined the team. Darien finished the season with overall record of two wins, four losses, and one tie. The first game of the year saw Darien loose to Richmond under the lights at Darien in a very hard fought battle. The score was 18-0. Darien traveled to the Bay where they couldn't seem to get going and they lost 52-12. Darien then traveled to Sharon where they met defeat at the hands of the Panthers. The score of 49 to 30 showed that Darien was improving. Darien came home to win over Hebron under the lights 34-18. The Eagles played very inspiring ball to win over a big Hebron team. The Eagles then traveled to Whitewater where they upset a very highly favored White-water team on a long pass from Statema to Oleston in the last minute of the game. The boys received a steak dinner from the coach and Mr. Cox for winning. In the last game of the season Darien lost to the conference champs in a high scoring game. The final score was Darien20and Capron43. Jim Statema was elected captain by the members of the football team. Hornecormncj Cola nTT Back Row - Doris Wendorf, Mary Cary, Evelyn Kelly, Katherine Behrens Front Row - Jean Gleason, Betty Boniface, Roberta Clowes On October 26, Palmyra traveled to Darien for the 1950 Homecoming game. Palmyra kicked off to Darien and on the first play Ronny Meyers ran the ball 45 yards to the Palmyra 2 yard line. On the next play Ronny Meyers went into the end zone and fumbled, but Ralph Oleston recovered for the first touchdown. Then Palmyra took the ball and Murdock passed to Blomery 55 yards for the first touchdown for Palmyra. Murdock ran for the extra point. In the second quarter Ochs caught Chuck Wilke behind the goal line trying to punt and Palmyra got a safety which added two points to their score. That making the half time score 9-6. At the beginning of the second half Darien took the ball and marched up the field with Chuck Wilke going over on an eight yard plunge. Then Palmyra came back with a-nother touchdown making the score 15-12. In the fourth and final quarter, Jimmy Statema plunged two yards for the third touchdown and then Statema passed to Dutton 30 yards for the fourth and final touchdown. With time running out Murdock passed to Erickson for a touchdown and then Northey added a two point placement to make the final score 24-24. Between halves of the game the king and queen rode around the football field in a 1921 ford decorated with blue and gold streamers. To climax the Homecoming activities was the Homecoming Dance. The gym was gaily decorated with blue and gold streamers and colorful football cartoons which were placed around the gym. Betty Boniface reigned as the Homecoming queen with Don Hayes as her king. On the whole the Homecoming Dance was a big success with everyone just a little bit gloomy because of the outcome of the game the night before. HS 0 Homecoming jBas ke kalL Top Row-Alien Zweig-Manager, Don Hayes, George Smith, James Krueger, John Thiele, Ronald Wheeler, Gordon Veley, Coach Mr. Prahl Bottom Row-Bill Gargus, George Tjeerdsma, Dick Dutton, Ronald Meyer, Rodney Sveiven, Jim Statema Not Pictured-Allen Erkfitz and Chuck Wilke The Darien Eagles of 1950-51 had an overall record of six wins and fifteen losses. The big reason the team did not win more games was because of inexperience and the lack of reserve power. Two of the most Impressive games were the victories over Whitewater and Capron. In the Walworth tournament everything went wrong as Darien dropped the first game to the Bay. The next night Darien tried to redeem themselves but were unable to cope with the Sharon team’s height. High scores for the season were Jim Statema-201; Dick Dutton-131; Ronald Meyer-168. Dick Dutton was elected captain by the members of the team. Score Summary Darien-39-51-Delavan Deaf Darien-50-48-Whitewater Darien-46-39-Palmyra Darien-28-48-Capron Darien-37-54-Clinton Darien-35-49-Sharon Darien-26-44-Walworth Darien-32-45-Sharon Darien-39-46-Palmyra Darien-43-45-Brother Dutton Darien-34-33-Williams Bay Darien-51-50-Brother Dutton Darien-30-41-Richmond Darien-40-32-Genoa City Darien-28-52-Walworth Darien-36-64-Clinton Darien-36-75-Delavan Deaf Darien-41-38-Capron Darien-49-53-Whitewater TOURNAMENT Darien-28-41-Wiliiams Bay Darien-45-60-Sharon Rodney Sveiven Position-Guard Height-5’ II” Donald Hayes Posit ion-Forward Height-5’ 4” George Tjeerdsma Position-Guard Height-5’ 11” Dick Dutton Position- Forward Height-6’ 1 4” Jim Statema Position-Guard Height-5’ 8 1 4” Ronald Meyer Position-Center Height-5’ 11 1 4” 1950 SOFTBALL TROPHY Alter losing their first game of the season to Clinton In the rain, the Eagles came back strong to win all of their games until edged out by one run at Whitewater. After that, Darien won return games with Clinton and Whitewater and clinched the title by defeating Williams Bay. 1951 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE HOME AWAY April 17-Genoa City April 24-Coliege High May 15-Williams Bay May 18-C1 inton April 27-Williams Bay May 1-Clinton May 4-Genoa City May 11-College High Helen Duvall, Evelyn Kelly, Mary Boniface, Betty Boniface Freddie Zurbrugg This year we started out with four cheerleaders. In November Freddie Zurbrugg, from Delavan, Joined us for our basketball season. The cheerleaders have led at the pep sessions for most of the home games. The special pep sessions were the ones for the Homecoming game in which they cheered Just before the snake dance, and the one for the Clinton-home game. At this pep session, the cheerleaders and the basketball boys each had a skit. The cheerleaders gave a demonstration of a barber shop quartette and even dressed for the part. The basketball boys had a mock game between Darien and Clinton. The annual cheerleaders banquet was held at Darien this year on September 17 in the Baptist Church. At this banquet all the cheerleaders from the different schools met and had a very enjoyable evening. All the schools represented put on some sort of a skit and it was very entertaining. The advisor of the cheerleaders this year is Miss Bergln, the Home Economics teacher. Under Mr. Huffman's able direction band members learn abetter understanding of instrumental music. He received his education at North Central College of Illinois. Mr. Carl Huffman This is Mr. Potters first year at Darien High School. He ts replacing Mrs. Roeker vfco is on a year’s leave of absence. He teaches music in the grades, and the mixed chorus ard glee club in the high school. He received his education az Carthage College arri Vaader-cook College of Masic. Mr. Milton Potter I Back Row—Jean Gleason, Shirley Seuser, Dorothy Koehl Front Row—Leona Tzoneff, Helen Duvall, Norma Jacobs The twirlers started out this year with five twirlers. Jean Gleason is the only new twlrler. Leona Tzoneff came from Delavan at the end of the first semester. She has twirled here both her freshman and sophomore years. This year the twirlers received new uniforms. They are of white satin. They have skirts and short sleeved jackets with gold braid across the front. J3 W if{oster CLARINETS Phyllis Jacobs Donna Long Patsy Williams Jimmy Krueger John Thiele Stella Kroeze Ruby Meyer Glenda Bates Frances Kooistra Eugene Woodard FLUTES Mary Cary Evelyn Kelly Sally Edwards Margery Wheeler Carol Stuver CORNETS Betty Boniface Nancy Veley Jerry Packard Cheryl McKinney Patty Rammien Tommy Krueger Patsy Veley Barbara Corn Joan Oleston Elaine Scholl Dale Volberding BASSES Betty Wilkins Gordon Pack BARITONES David Thiele Mary Boniface Emil Wenzel TROMBONES Mary Behrens Katherine Behrens Norman Quass Florence Keyser ZYLOPHONE Elizabeth Starin HORNS Doris Wendorf Barbara Wilkins Rodney Sveiven Delores Simmerman Mary Ann Giest SAXOPHONES Lois Clason Evelyn Schurman Shirley Corn Janet Zwieg DRUMS Bill Gargus Jim Statema Don Oleston David Cox Dale Beardsley Charles Zurbrugg MAJORETTE--Helen Duvall TWIRLERS Leona Tzoneff Shirley Seuser Norma Jacobs Jean Gleason Dorothy Koehl Top—Evelyn Schurman, Elizabeth Starin, Leona Tzoneff, Frances Kooistra, Evelyn Kelly, Dolores Simmerman, Norma Jacobs, Doris Wendorf, Nancy Thorpe, Katherine Behrens, Betty Wilkins, Joan Snyder, Glenda Bates. Middle—Joyce Martin, Mary Behrens, Barbara Wilkins, Stella Kroze, Nancy Veley, Diane Vorphal, Phyllis Jacobs, Shirley Seuser, Shirley Corn, Joyce Oleston, Mary Boniface. Bottom—Helen Duvall, Jean Gleason, Dorothy Koehl, Margery Wheeler, Nancy Tremaine, Helen Tremaine, Charlotte Wfilday, Betty Boniface, Shirley Williams, Roberta Clowes Officers are: President-Helen Duvall, Vice President-Roberta Clowes, Secretary-Mary Boniface, Librarians—Katherine Behrens and Shirley Corn. The Mass Chorus Group is pictured below. Top--Bill Garber, Bill Gargus, Ronald Meyer, Dick Dutton, Don Hayes. Bottom--Nancy Thorpe, Doris Wendorf, Frances Kooistra, Mary Boniface, Helen Duvall No Picture—Chuck Wilke and Mary Cary Mass Chorus was held in Burlington this year on February 26 with fifteen different schools participating. There were approximately 150 singers there with 12 of these coming from Darien. The conductor was Mr. Merlon Johnson from Milwaukee State Teachers College. We sang Desert Song ’, Turn Ye To Me , Begin the Beguine , and many others. We had a concert in the afternoon and evening and we really had a wonderful time. xecl Chorus Top row—Bill Garber, Bill Gargus, Jim Statema, Rodney Sveiven, George Tjeerdsma, Dick Dutton, Ronald Meyer, Jim Krueger Second row—Helen Duvall, Leona Tzoneff, Francis Koolstra, Evelyn Kelly, Dolores Simmerman, Norma Jacobs, Doris Wendorf, Nancy Thorpe Third row—Don Hayes, Katherine Behrens, Mary Boniface, Elizabeth Starin, Mary Behrens, Barbara Wilkins, Nancy Veley Fourth row--Shirley Seuser, Shirley Corn, Roberta Clowes, Mr. Potter; Betty Boniface, Helen Tremaine, Dorothy Koehl Officers for the Mixed Chorus are: President—Bill Garber Vice President—Frances Kooistra Secretary—Nancy Thorpe Pianist—Lois Clason Director—Mr. Potter This year the Mixed Chorus started an exciting year under the direction of Mr. Milton Potter. This is Mr. Potter’s first year of directing the Mixed Chorus at Darien. Mr. Potter replaced Mrs. Roeker who was the former music teacher here at Darien for the past few years. For the annual Christmas program the mixed chorus sang ”Twas the Night Before Christmas”, and ’’You’ll Never Walk Alone.” There was also a double sextette which sang ”Gesu Bambino”. Top--Bill Gargus, Glenda Bates, Betty Wilkins, Lois Clason Bottom—Nancy Veley, Betty Boniface, Barbara Wilkins, Doris Wendorf, Mary Boniface. On January 29 the Mass Band was held in Burlington with 100 students participating. Nine of these students were from Darien. The conductor for the concert In the afternoon and evening was Mr. Paul Anderson from Milwaukee State Teachers College. We played fourteen pieces all together and these are some of them: On Wisconsin”, Morning, Noon, and Night Overture”, Little Red Caboose”, Badinage for Basses , Stars and Stripes Forever , Waggery for Woodwinds . We all had a wonderful time at Burlington, meeting new friends and learning new music, and we hope next year that more students can attend from Darien. Miss Mary Bergin The G. A. A. this year is directed by Miss Mary Bergin, our Home Economics and Physical Education teacher. She is a resident of Hebron, Illinois and received her education at Mount Mary, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In some of the recent years the G. A. A. hasn’t been very active, but in September when our club was organized, we vowed to become active. We began with a hike to Snyders's woods, where we had a picnic. On November 18, the students danced under a Harvest Moon to the music from Lester Lee’s Orchestra. When December came we began making a layette for a baby in a poor family. In the cold months of January and February we had a toboggan party and a sleigh ride. In March we took up bowling. Then when spring rolled in and the grass was soft and moist we ended our successful year with a picnic. Pins, bars, and letters, were awarded to members with a given number of points. Top--Miss Bergin, Mary Cary, Glenda Bates, Evelyn Schurman, Joan Snyder, Dolores Simmer man, Nancy Veley, Diane Vorphal, Doris Wendorf, and Helen Tremaine Nancy Tremaine, Jean Gleason, Betty Wilkins, Charlotte Wilday, Joyce Martin, Shirley Williams, Barbara Wilkins, Dorothy Koehl, and Joyce Oleston jQnamatic (£i ub Front Row-- Mary Cary, Roberta Clowes, Joyce Oleston, Betty Boniface, Jean Gleason, Dorothy Koehl, Shirley Williams, Margery Wheeler, Barbara Wilkins, Nancy Thorpe, Charlotte Wilday. Second Row--Joyce Martin, Shirley Seuser, Betty Wilkins, Mary Boniface, Lois Clason, Frances Kooistra, Evelyn Kelly, Doris Wendorf, Diane Vor-pahl, Helen Duvall, Shirley Corn, Mrs. Gosso. Third Row-- Evelyn Shurman, John Thiele, Bill Gargus, Dick Dutton, Ronnie Meyers, Jim Kruger, Francis Cary, Philip Putman, Dolores Simmer-man. Not pictured Fred Zurbrugg OFFICERS President—John Thiele Vice President—Mary Boniface Secretary—Nancy Thorpe Treasurer--Shirley Corn Representative--Frances Kooistra Advisor--Mrs. Gosso The Dramatic Club, once again under the direction of Mrs. Gosso, presented three one-act plays in the fall of the year. They were: High School Daze , and Say Uncle . There weren't very many boys in dramatics this year so one of the plays had an all girl cast. The name of this play was A Dog's Life . Top--Shirley Williams, Shirley Seuser, Nancy Thorpe, Dorothy Koehl Bottom—Mrs. Gosso, Glenda Bates, John Thiele, Doris Wendorf, Mr. N. C. Huckaby Jfonesics Mr. Huckaby Instructs participants in the oratory division of Forensics. He also teaches in the social science department. He received his education at Northwestern State Teachers College in Alva, Oklahoma. Mrs. Gosso, assistant Principal and English Department, Coaches humorous and serious declamatory. Mr. N. C. Huckaby Front Row-- Evelyn Shurman, Helen Tremaine, Doris Wendorf, Lois Clason, Jean Gleason, Dorothy Koehl, Betty Boniface, Nancy Thorpe, Shirley Corn, Katherine Behrens, Barbara Wilkins. Second Row--Shirley Williams, Mary Cary, Norma Jacobs, Joyce Oleston, Nancy Tremaine, Charlotte Wilday, Joyce Martin, Betty Wilkins, Frances Kooistra, Evelyn Kelly, Dolores Simmerman, Diane Vorpahl. Third Row-- Mr. Huckaby, Mary Boniface, Gordon Veley, Don Hayes, Ronald Wheeler, Philip Putman, Helen Duvall. Not pictured: Jim Statema and Phyllis Jacobs The Eagle Staff is composed of thirty-one members which are mentioned above. This staff, under the supervision of Mr. N.C. Huckaby, puts out a paper every two weeks. The Main Staff: Advisor----------- Editor-in-chief — Assistant Editor--Business Manager Feature Editor — Art Editor........ Sports Editor----- Society Editor---- Class Editor------ Gossip Editor----- Grade Editor------ Love Lorn Editor - Mr. Huckaby Doris Wendorf Norma Jacobs Shirley Williams Betty Boniface Dorothy Koehl Jim Statema Nancy Thorpe Lois Clason Evelyn Kelly Helen Tremaine ?????? The Eagle Staff hopes every one enjoys reading the Eagle as much as the staff and their advisor enjoy publishing it. I i fa r a t j CI it fa Top--Joyce Oleston, Evelyn Schurman, Dolores Simmerman, Doris Wendorf Phyllis Jacobs, Jean Gleason, Shirley Williams, Norma Jacobs The Library Club was organized in September with seven members. We take important things out of magazines and file them in the main room for the classes to use. We also fix the new books for the library. Mrs. Gosso is our advisor. The officers are as follows: President - Norma Jacobs Secretary and Treasurer - Shirley Williams Class Representative - Phyllis Jacobs Mary Boniface Most Popular Girl Best Pal Girl Best Looking Girl Betty Boniface George Tjeerdsma Best Looking Boy Most Athletic Girl Jim Krueger Quietest Boy Most Studious Boy Margery Wheeler Quietest Girl Lois Clason Joyce Oleston Most Studious Girl Biggest Pest Girl Jim Statema Most Athletic Boy Dick Dutton Best Pal Boy Most Popular Boy r r ill Keith Chamberlain Mary Lou Cary Most Flirtatious Girl Biggest Pest Boy Biggest Wolf 1 Miss Margaret Christie Grades 1-2 Mrs. Lillian Giese Grades 3-4 ft ft tVrt ft ft ft ft ft ,s 4 m f , 't 7tVf ( rsA Wtu, (Jv‘ aw ij A� � ' A il' - - _V O: P ft Q P ft ft f) ft ft ti?. ❖ 8 Iturl o oo 1 it r (v 4) J. ❖ fiP ft ft ft Y' A Leonard Logterman, Marjory Lock, Donald Erdman, Joan Kay Smith, Dennis Paulson, Glenda Zahm, James W m. Hays, Donna Vance, Lincoln Janisch, David Stuver, Sandra Shaw, Gordon Hirsch, Patricia Michols, Peter De Vries, Kay Huckaby, Nancy Vorpahl, Allen Williams, Judy Truckenbrodt, James Neil Fineran, Pamela Woodford, Wayne Brown, Shirley Brown, Gary Taylor, Carolyn Oertel, Gloria Keniston, Lois Welch, Judy Rogers, Norma Jean Corn, Marilyn Verhoef, Bonnie Boltz, Judith Ann Jejhal, Carmen Harvey. Tommy Boviall, Sandra Lee Longman, Bob Anderson, Judy Ann Pierce, Roy Shaw. Dale Volberding, Karen Scholl, Duane Long, Julian Bates, Betty Jane Robbins, Howard Quass. Roberta Kohlin, Richard Ingersoli, Barbara Jane Scott. Brian Mann. Donna Boltz, Larry Taylor, Elaine Scholl, Denny Rammien, Glorian Jo Duesterbeck. Virginia Doerr, Warren Janisch, Marie Ann Kestoi, Bobby Garber, Judy Karen Cary. Lawrence De Voy. Beverly Fern Woodard, Ronnie Copus, Georgia Mae Kestoi, Patricia De Voy, Sandra Pierce, Carol Sue Williams, Sandra Edwards. Not pictured - Bill Larson. Bobbie Ellis. Mrs. Scholl, Jerry Scott, Janet Mary Huisheire, Dale Beardsley, Donna Mae Long, Donald Edwards, Eleanor Garber, David Cox, Patsy Veley, Thomas Krueger, Carol Stuver, Mary Boviall, Jerry Packard, Beverley Sanford, David Coxell, Donna Putman, Eugene Woodard, Janet Duesterbeck, Paul Kalb, Janice Pack, Eugene Hejhal, Margaret Statema, Clarice Logterman, Mary Ann Geist, Joan Oleston. Donald Cowell, Sally Edwards, Gordon Pack, Ruby Meyers, Robert Verhoef, Patsy Williams, Gordon Putman, Cheryl McKinney, Marvin Statema, Barbara Corn, Kenneth Janisch, Barbara Shew, Billy Kelly, Patricia Rannien, Donald Oleston, Jannet Zwieg, Donald De Montigny, Florence Keyzer, Jerry Sheahan, Ernest Kalb, Edwin Wilke, Emil Wenzel, Wayne Kohlin, Norman Quass, Roger Pierce, Chuck Zurbrugg not pictured. Gr ac?e J3osKci:b«iI Top--Mr. Bolyanatz, Eddie Wilke, Bill Kelly, Ernest Kalb, Jerry Sheahan, Don Oleston Bottom--Marvin Statema, Charles Zurbrugg, Donald De Montigny, Gordon Putman, Jerry Packard Ruby Meyer, Cheryl Mckinney, Patsy Rammien, Patsy Wiiltams Serving tl� c YOUTH of Southern Wisconsin with - Local - State - National - Worldwide — PLUS — SPORTS EVENTS Georg Raubacncr G alette Sports Editor Whatever your favorite sporta activity, you'll find it interestingly covered each evening by George Raubacher in your Janesville Gazette, and by Don Boyd over WCLO and WCLO-FM. These two popular personalities are close friends of High School youth in Southern Wiscon sin. — PLUS — All of the features that make for good reading and delightful listening! 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