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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

Dedication Ihe 4innual stuff s 1952 wishes to dcdieuic thi-•innw.ii to Mr. N C Huckuby who has been our ad vi- .r :• • r mx • • his six and a half years n Darien t • • I,dated Hifth School 2 Annual Staff Editors.......................................... Bill Garber. Chuck Wilke Assistant Editor.........................................Diane Vorpahl Business Manager ........................................ Shirley ScuSer Assistant Business Manager.................... Betty Boniface Production Manager . .............................. . . . . Evelyn Kelly Activities Editor .... Shirley Williams Art Editors................................ William Meyers, Leona Tr.oneff Sports Editor.....................................................Don Hayes Class Editor................................................. Roberta Clowes Grade Editor........................................... Katherine Behrens Typists...................Diane Vorpahl. Norma Jacobs. Katherine Behrens ...............Dorothy Koehl. and Leona Txoneff OTHER MEMBERS Ronald Wheeler. Allen Zweig. Gordon Velcy, Philip Putman. Charlotte Wtlday Ruth Redcnius, Nancy Tremaine, Betty Wilkins. Florence Keyset. Kay parkci. Joyce Oleston. and Joyce Martin 3 Faculty MR. L. F. COX Principal Science MRS. RALPH GOSSO English •nd Latin MR. LEONARD PRAHL Commercial • nd Coach MR. N. C. HUCKABY Social Studio � 5 MRS ERNEST ROE HER Vocal Mufttc Board of Education MR WILLARD LOCK MR.WALTER LARSON MR. CLARENCE KRUEGER ■ 7 Student Council OFFICERS President.................................Bill Garber Vice-President.....................Don Hayes Secretary.......................Shirley Seuscr Treasurer.......................Charles Wilke Advisor............................Mr. Cox Avis Dutton, Evelyn Kelly. Glenda Bates Joan Snyder, William Meyers. Clarke Parker, Norma Jacobs, George Smith. Diane Vorpahl, Jean Gleason. Ruby Meyers. Don DeMontigncy, Cheryl McKinney. Shirley Williams. Dorothy Koehl. and Betty Boniface. This year the Student Council was organized with two representatives from each class and organization. Under the supervision of Mr. Cox, they hold regular meetings twice a month The Student Council's project this year was buying a juke box for the use of each class, including the Seventh and Eighth grades. Each class paid fifteen dollars for it and the rest of the amount was paid by the Student Council It was purchased and everyone has gotten a lot of enjoyment out of it 8 Tmufflmr ciMs 35 ?5 2 i KATHERINE BEHRENS Katy A happy combination o (un and good scnor, RODNEY SVEIVEN • Rod- Laughing and talking all the time, Rod'a a boy who' really line. 10 WILUAM GARBER Bill A pretty girl and a gallon ol gaa. Four good tire , what more could I V? Nothinu but--more go . SHIRLEY SEUSER Myrtle Her love t in her school The Junior claaa to be exact. 12 LEONA T7-ONEFF •'Lome M Wllhd were hor r� •hr would rtde. JOYCE OLESTON ••Hazel Fun i� atway lir«t with me 13 ALLEN ZWIEG Zwicgie He's rather quiet, bur you'll know he's there. Class Will To the Freshmen we will all our talent. To the Sophomores we will our good grades. To the Juniors we will our class funds. To the incoming Freshmen we will our ability of staying out of trouble. To Mr. Huckaby we will a rrtorc studious Social Problems class. To Mr. Cox we will Rodney Svievens bull's head pipe with the big horns To Mr Prahl we will a more prosperous year in sports. To Mrs Gosso we will a road map to Washington To Miss Shaw we will a well behaved Science class. To Jesse wc will a broom with a motor. ACTIVITIES FOR FOUR YEARS Chuck Wilke---Annual 3; Editor 4; Class Play 3.4; Mixed Chorus 1.2. 3.4. Dramatics 2.4. Student Council 3; Treasurer 4. Class Officer 3; Football 1.2. 3.4; Captain 4; Basketball 1.3.4. Baseball 1.2.3 4; Mass Chorus 2.3.4; Junior Prom King 3; Homecoming Court 3; AUen Zwieg---Eagle 1.2; Annual 2.4; Class Play 3.4. Mixed Chorus 1.2.4. Mass Chorus Baseball Manager 2.3; Basketball Manager 2.3.4; Football 4; Manager 2. 3. 4; 14 Activities For Four Years KATHERINE BEHRENS: Eagle 2,3; Annual 3.4; Junior Class Play; Band 1,2. 3.4; Mixed Chorus 2,3.4; Library 1.2; Ticket Seller 1, Office Girl 3.4; Mass Chorus 4; Homecoming Court 3. 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4. ROBERTA CLOWES: Glee Club 1.2. 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3.4; Dramatics 1.2. 3.4; Class Play 3.4; Student Council 3. Class Officer 1.2. 3,4; G. A. A. 1.2. Cheerleader 1.4; Annual 4; Badger Girls' State 3; Homecoming Court 3; Prom Court 1; Prom Queen 3; Office Girl 3.4; BILL GARBER: Annual 3; Editor 4; Class Play 3.4. Mixed Chorus 1.2. 3.4; Student Council 3; President 4; Class Officer 2.3.4: Movie Operator 1.2. 3.4, Mass Chorus 3.4. ALLEN ERKFITZ: Class Play 3.4. Movie Operator 1.2.3; Letters in Football 2.3. 4; Softball 3.4; Basketball 3.4; D Club 2,3.4; NORMA JACOBS; Eagle 2,3; Editor 4. Annual 2.3.4; Class Play 3.4. Twirler 1.2. 3. 4; Glee Club 1.2.3.4; Mixed Chorus 2. 3.4; Music Librarian 4; Class Officer 3; Library 1,2; President 3; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Mass Chorus 4; Student Council 3.4. WILLIAM MEYER; Eagle 1,2; Class Play 3, 4; Movie Operator 2. 3. 4; Annual 1.4; Prom King 4. JOYCE OLESTON: Eagle 1.2.3, 4; Annual 1.2. 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4; Glee Club 2. 3. 4; Dramatics 2. 3.4; Library 1.2. 3; G. A. A. 1,2.3. 4. Ticket Seller 1.2; Class Officer 4. SHIRLEY SEUSER: Annual 1.2. 3.4; Assistant Business Manager 2; Business Manager 3.4; Class Play 3.4; Twirler 1.2,3; Assistant Majorette 4; Glee Club 1.2. 3.4; Band 1.2; Dramatics 1.2.3. 4; Student Council 2.3; Secretary 4; Class Officer 2. 3.4. Mixed Chorus 1.2. 3. 4; Solo 1.2, 3. 4; G. A. A 1.2; Homecoming Court 2.4; Cheerleader 1.4. Forensics 1.2. 3. 4; Mass Chorus 1.2.4; Office Girl 2,3.4; D. A. R. Award 4. RODNEY SVEIVEN: Mixed Chorus 3.4; Letters 3.4; Basketball. Football, and Base- ball, Class Play 3.4; Boys' State 3; Solo 4; Forensics 4; Band 3.4; Mass.Chorus 4; D Club 3,4; Transferred from Glenview. Illinois 3. LEONA TZONEFF: Annual 2.4; Assistant Majorette 2.3; Majorette 4. Glee Club 1.2. 3. 4; Mixed Chorus 1.2. 3.4; Dramatics 1.2. 3.4; Class Officer 1; G A. A. 1.2; Solo 1.2. 3.4; Mass Chorus 4; Homecoming Court 1; Cheerleader 2; Eagle 2; Class Play 4 SHIRLEY WILLIAMS: Eagle 3.4; Business Manager 3,4; Annual 3.4; Activity Manager 4; Class Play 3.4; Glee Club 1.3; Dramatics 3,4; Student Council 4; Forensics 3.4; Library 3.4; G.A.A. 3.4; Band 4; Transferred from Beloit 2. 15 Individual Class Wills Katherine Behrens wills: 1. 2. 3 4. Her ability to play the trombone to Lois Clason. Her hair to Margery Wheeler. Her good looks to Gordon Veley. Her popularity to Glenda Bates. Roberta Clowes happily leaves: 1. 2. 3. 4. Her figure to Florence Keyzer Her ability to keep a man to Joan Snyder. Her trip to Badger Girls' State to anyone who is fortunate enough to get it. Her good chccrleading to Betty Wilkins. Allen F kfitz wills: 1 . Some of his sleepiness to Ronnie Wheeler. 2 His size to Philip Putman. 3. His dark wavy hair to Jim Krueger. A His ability to eat his lunch during school to anyone who can get by with it Bill Garber wishes to leave: 1. 2 3. 4. His ability to get a woman to Clifford Hesebcck. His fast driving and getting away with it to George Smith. His devilish ideas to Robert Vcrhoef. His ability as Student Council President to Don Hayes. Norma Jacobs gives: 1. 2. 3. 4. Her sense of humor to Lois Clason. Her job as EAGLE editor to Dorothy Kochi . Her sister to anyone who is dumb enough to take her. Her twirling ability to Mary Meyer. William Meyer wills: 1. 2. 3. 4 His height to Charles Zurbrugg. His ability of being best pal boy to Robert Vcrhoef. His trouble of getting his geometry in on time to James Krueger. His good fortune of being Senior Prom King to anyone who is lucky enough to get it. Joyce Oleston is leaving: I- Her tom-boyish ideas to Joyce Martin. i. Her ability to get along with the teachers to Stella Kroczc 3 . Her way of getting along with people to Phyllis Jacobs 4. Her ability to stay home nights to Jean Gleason. Shirley Scuser wills: 1. Her ability to sing to Glenda Bates. 2. Her nice looking legs to Charlotte Wilday. 3. Her dark rimmed glasses to Evelyn Kelly. 4. Her good looks to Ruth Redenius. Leona Tzoneff leaves behind: 1 Her temper to Clarke Parker. 2. Her ability as majorette to Jean Gleason. 3. Her ability of having lots of boys on the string to Beverly Hescbeck 4. Her short shorts, she wears in the summer to Avis Dutton. Rodney Sveiven wants his: 1. Crew haircut to go to Betty Boniface. 2. His ability to stay out of trouble to go to Ronnie Wheeler. 3. His ambition of playing basketball to go to Richard Radtke. 4. His jeep to go to David Thiele. Charles Wilke will leave his: 1. Athletic ability to Glen Krahn. 2. His sense of humor to Bill Kelly. 3 His build to Jerry Shcahan . 4 His ability to stay out of trouble to Richard Radtke. Allen Zwcig wills his: 1. Weight t.o Johnny Peters. I. Ability to cat so much so fast to Ernest Kalb 3 His girl shyness to Donald Oleston 4 His crew haircut to Don Hayes Class Poem of 1952 The year of 1952 has come to pass and now we present the graduating class. Our President is Willy A friend to everyone Owns a little Che vie That he keeps on the run The smallest girl A winsome lass « Shirley Williams is most serious And studious of our class. Joyce Oleston (or Hazel) Vice-President ol our class Always into everything A very happy lass. Norma next on the list Of the graduating class Better known as Giggles A very jolly lass. Next comes Roberta A quiet la. s, it’s said But you should get to know her You’ suy what a gal, instead. Tall, strong, and silent Do you know this boy Why he's Allen Erkfitz, A guy we all enjoy. Katy is .1 pretty gal That all the boys adore But Katy is true to Marvin For now and evermore Another Allen on the list Manager of the team Hurt hi knee in football But now he's on the beam. The Biggest Wolf in Darien With the girls he is no pill Why everybody knows him He is just our Bill Rodney came to us from Chicago And quicK.lv joined the team Now he's doing fine In every way it seems. A tnendly boy in our class Known as most athletic too Junior Prom King also Chuck is quite a boy it's true She looks like Elizabeth Taylor Which shows she docs all right She goes with a guy named Don Who will make her future bright. I .conn is artistic A very friendly girl With eyes of green unci hair of brown Bright things she docs unfurl . Senior Class Prophecy One day last September, on our return trip from New York where I had an engagement singing at the Blue Note Night Club. Don and I realized that we were going to pass through our old home town, Darien Better known for its famous saying The Town with a Future. Seeing as we had a few hours to spare we decided to stop in and see if we could find some of our old friends. As we stepped out of our new Cadillac on Main Street, we saw that many new changes had been made and that Darien's future had really developed. Glancing down the street 1 saw a very distinguished gentleman walking toward me. taking a second look I realized it was William Meyer. After a few minutes discussion 1 found out that he was now the new Superintendent of Darien High School and had taken on all responsibilities, including Chemistry class H said that they had a new school and that the students were just as smart as ever He then had to hurry off to a teachers meeting but before he le.c I asked him where my old friend Joyce Oleston was. Much to my dismay he told me she was over m Paris, France, an officer in the U. S. Wacs and quite a prominent figure. Bidding him good-by we continued on Glancing up 1 saw a sign that said, Norm's Lingerie 1 opened the door and walked in. there stood Norma with a smile on her face, jusi as I had remembered. She recognized me and came bounding over, she told me that between caring for her shop and her little boy she was quite busy. 1 asked her if she knew where Katy Behrens was, and she said that Katy had continued living on the farm, but her name was now Bigelow. Just then in came a cute little girl and asked if her Mommy had been in yet Norma said, no, and the little girl left Norma said. Do you know who that was? Well, of course 1 didn't so Norma told me that she was Ann Wilke. Roberta and Chuck's little girl. I was quite surprised when Norma told me that Roberta and Chuck lived on a farm 1 was quite sure that Chuck would have still been in the garage business. Norma then said that another prominent figure in town was Allen Zw'eig who had a big contracting business and that Allen Erkfit . r.m errands for Zweig between Dclavan and Darien, she said it was quite convenient tor Erk as he still had many old girl friends in Dclavan. Feeling that Norma and I had a successful talk 1 told her that I really must gc as I hadn’t much time I bid Norma farewell and went out Don came running up with the town newspaper in his hand and told me to look at the ad in the paper. It said, Men, do you want women to swoon over you? If you do come to my studio and develop your natural charm. In three easy lessons you will know' my secrets. Prop, Bill Garber. ’ Well 1 told Don he didn't need any lessons, so we went on down the street. The next sign that greeted me was Vote for Sveiven for Mayor. Main office here. We walked in and there was Rodney giving a speech. After he had finished I walked up to him and told him who 1 was. He was surprised at our meeting but I knew that Rodney used to convince people of things, so this was a good job for him. He told me that another friend of ours. Shirley Williams was the County Nurse now and that she was climbing higher in the nursing profession Soring as wo didn't have much time 1 asked him if he knew anything about Leona T zone ft He said she owned a large art studio in Chicago and that her business was flourishing Thanking him lor his information we left and went back to our car. Just as wc got there our twins woke up and asked for an ice cream cone. Don ran in and got them one and then we went on our way. 1 was really satisfied with seeing all the kids again But had a sad feeling thinking that I was again leaving all my friends. 20 Music to Sin The Senior Class of ”'51, Bids our school a fond farewell; Now wc leave our friends and teachers who'vc been swell We'll remember all the knowledge. And the lessons that we've learned; Use it to fulfill the dreams. For which we've yearned. As we go out. Into the world; We'll be so proud. That we have DIPLOMAS! We will miss the halls and classes. Miss the gay and bright affairs; Miss the sweet contentment when we nad no cares. Words by 21 The Prom I Couple who reigned as King and Queen of the 1951 Junior Prom, were Roberto Clowes and Chuck Wilke. Hie coron.ition took place at the east end oi the gymnasium. Chuck was crowned King by the Senior King. John Thiele, Chuck then crowned Roberta as his Queen After the coronation Arnie Johnson and his orchestra played the theme song, Dreamer's Holiday. while everyone joined in the grand march. Senior King ar.d Queen: Junior Representatives: Sophomore Repretentatives; Frrshman Representatives John Thiele and Nancy Thorpe Katherine Behrens and Bill Garber Ronald Wheeler and Jean Gleason Phyllis Jacobs and Jim Stalcma. Junior Class Rrprcirnuttve Don Hayes Nancy Tremaine Vice-President Belty Boniface - f Richard Rad the Secretary Margery Wheeler Diane Voir pa hi Siena Kroeae Treaaurer Evelyn Kellv Dorothy Koehl 0 Betty Wilkins 24 Charlotte Wtlday (No Picture) Glen Krahn Junior Class Play The Juniors selected Men are Like Street Cars, a comedy, as their class play this year. They presented it before the public on December 16. 1951 It was a big success and a large profit was made After the play the class jumped into cars and went to the Cozy Inn in Janesville for a chop suey dinner The cast was as follows: Mrs. Mason. Mother ............................. Lots C la son Mr. Mason. Dad................................Clarke Parker Maudic. their youngest daughter...............Dorothy Koehl Sylvia, their older daughter....................Evelyn Kelly Joy. a cousin ..........................................Betty Boniface Alix. Maudie's friend.......................Charlotte Wtlday Julie, another friend.........................Diane Vorpahl Lysabeth. another friend................. . . .Betty Wilkins Mrs. White. Alix's mother ....................Margery Wheeler Mrs. Alien. Lysabeth's mother..................Stella Krocze Mrs. Day. Julie'- mother......................Nancy Tremaine Davy, Maudie's part time steady ......... Glen Krahn Chi. any girl’s steady...........................Dick Radtke Jerry, one of Sylvia's friends . .................Don Hayes Ted. another of Sylvia’s friends............. .Ronnie Wheeler Margaret, the maid............................. Joyce Martin 25 Junior Class History The Junior class began this year with fourteen members. During the year we had two new members, Richard Radtke and Glen Krahn. The officers arc as follows: President . Clarke Parker Vice-President . . Betty Boniface Secretary .... Margery Wheeler Treasurer.......... Evelyn Kelly Representative................Don Hayes Advisor......................Mrs. Gosso The members in the organizations are: BAND: Evelyn Kelly. Lois Clason. Betty Boniface, Betty Wilkins, and Stella Kroeze. TWIRLERS: Dorothy Kochi and Diane Vorpahl GLEE CLUB: Dorothy Koehl. Diane Vorpahl, Evelyn Kelly. Nancy Tremaine. Betty Wilkins. Charlotte Wilday, Betty Bonilace. Stella Kroeze. Margery Wheeler. Lois Clason. and Joyce Martin. MIXED CHORUS: Margery Wheeler. Betty Boniface. Joyce Martin, Charlotte Wilday. Evelyn Kelly. Nancy Tremaine. Betty Wilkins, Dorothy Koehl. Diane Vorpahl. Don Hayes, Glen Krahn, and Lois Clason DRAMATIC CLUB: Dorothy Koehl, Diane Vorpahl, Betty Wilkins. Evelyn Kelly, Charlotte Wilday, Lois Clason, Betty Boniface, Stella Kroeze, Margery Wheeler, Joyce Martin, Clarke Parker, and Don Hayes. FOOTBALL: Ronald Wheeler, Don Hayes and Clarke Parker. BASKETBALL: Ronald Wheeler, Don Hayes, and Clarke Parker. G. A.A.: Dorothy Koehl. Diane Vorpahl, Betty Wilkins. Charlotte Wilday, Nancy Tremaine, Stella Kroeze, and Joyce Martin. SOFTBALL Don Hayes, Ronald Wheeler, and Clarke Parker FORENSICS: Dorothy Koehl, Betty Boniface. Betty Wilkins, Evelyn Kelly, and Clarke Parker MOVIE OPERATORS: Ronald Wheeler. Don Hayes. Evelyn Kelly. Betty Boniface. Stella Kroeze, and Diane Vorpahl D CLUB: Don Hayes, Ronald Whetltr. and Clarke Parker ANNUAL STAFF: Dorothy Kochi, Diane Vorpahl. Evelyn Kelly, N.incy Tremaine, Charlotte Wilday, Betty Wilkins, Betty Boniface. Joyce Martin. Ronald Wheeler and Don Hayes. EAGLE STAFF: Dorothy Kochi, Diane Vorpahl, Nancy Tremaine. Betty Boniface, Stella Kroc .c Betty Wilkins. Charlotte Wilday. Evelyn Kelly. Lois Clason, Joyce Martin, and Don Hayes. CHEERLEADERS: Evelyn Kelly and Betty Boniface STUDENT COUNCIL: Clarke Parker. Dorothy Koehl. Betty Boniface. Don Hayes, Evelyn Kelly, and Diane Vorpahl Wa H -D-C. Sophomores Glenda Bate Philip Putman David Thiele Clifford Hesebech Phylli Jacob Jamr Krueger I 9 John Peter Sophomore Class History The Sophomore class started the year with fourteen members. During the year Francis Cary dropped out. The class officers arc: President.....................Jean Gleason Vice-President ........Joan Snyder Secretary..............Mary Meyers Treasurer . . . Barbara Kitzman Representative . . . .Glenda Bates The members m the organizations are: EAGLE STAFF: Bud Vcley. Philip Putman. Jean Gleason. Joan Snyder and Phyllis Jacobs. ANNUAL STAFF: Bud Veley and Philip Putman LIBRARY CLUB: Phyllis Jacobs. FORENSICS: Jim Krueger. Glenda Bates, and Phyllis Jacobs. TWIRLING: Jean Gleason, and Mary Meyers. GLEE CLUB: Mary Meyers, Barbara Kitzman, Glenda Bates. Joan Snyder, Phyllis Jacobs, and Jean Gleason. MIXED CHORUS: Bud Veley, Jim Krueger, Clifford Hcsebeck. Mary Meyers. Barbara Kitzman. Jean Gleason. Glenda Bates, and David Thiele G. A. A.: Jean Gleason, Mary Meyers, Barbara Kitzman, Glenda Bates. Joan Snyder, and Phyllis Jacobs. DRAMATIC CLUB: Philip Putman. Jim Krueger. Jean Gleason, and David Thiele. S1UDENT COUNCIL: George Smith. Joan Snyder. Glenda Bates, Jean Gleason, and Phyllis Jacobs. FOOTBALL: George Smith. Francis Cary, and David Thiele. BASKETBALL: George Smith. Bud Veley, and Jim Krueger. SOFTBALL: George Smith and John Peters. BAND: Glenda Bates, Phyllis Jacobs, and Jim Krueger. D CLUB: George Smith. Bud Veley. Jim Krueger. David Thiele, and Francis Cary, Freshman Class President Avis Dutton Vice-President David Peterson Secretary Bob Vorhoel Treasurer Kay Parker Representative Cheryl McKinney Jack Koete Bill Kelly Don Oleston Beverly Hesebcck Ernest Kalb Jerry Sheanan Florence Keyaer A v ' $ - ft V. ' f ifmr r I £ Ruth Redenlua Sylvia Vander Kool Freshman Class The Freshman class began this school year with sixteen members. During the year Jack Koele and Donna Suhr carnc to us. Also Norman Quaas. Charles Zurbrugg. Beverly Hesebeck, and Sylvia Vander Kooi left us. The class officers arc: President...........Avis Dutton Vice-President. . .David Peterson Secretary............Bob Vcrhocf Treasurer...........Kay Parker Representative . . Cheryl McKinney Advisor............. Miss Shaw The members in the following organizations are: MIXED CHORUS: Kay Parker, Avis Dutton, Sylvia Vander Kooi. David Peterson. Jerry Sheahan, Jack Koele, Donald Oleston. and Bob Vcrhoef. GL.EE CLUB: Cheryl McKinney. Beverly Hesebeck, Ruth Redenius. Avis Dutton. Sylvia Vander Kooi. and Kay Parker. DRAMATIC CLUB: Beverly Hesebeck, Bob Verhoef, Bill Kelly, Jerry Sheahan. Avis Dutton. Sylvia Vander Kooi, Ruth Redenius. Cheryl McKinney, and Kay Parker. LIBRARY CLUB: Florence Keyzer and Sylvia Vander Kooi. G.A.A.: Kay Parker, Avis Dutton. Ruth Redenius, Cheryl McKinney, Beverly Hesebeck, and Sylvia Vander Kooi. FORENSICS: Avis Dutton. Cheryl McKinney. Florence Keyzer. Beverly Hesebeck, and Kay Parker. ANNUAL STAFF: Ruth Redenius. Florence Keyzer. and Kay Parker. EAGLE STAFF: Avis Dutton, Cheryl McKinney, Florence Keyzer, Kay Parker. Beverly Hesebeck. and Ruth Redenius. D CLUB: Bill Kelly, Bob Verhoef, Jerry Sheahan. and David Peterson. FOOTBALL: Norman Quaas. Bill Kelly, Jerry Sheahan, Bob Verhoef. David Peterson, and Charles Zurbrugg. BASKETBALL: Donald Oleston. Bill Kelly, Bob Verhoef, Jerry Sheahan, and Ernest Kalb. 33 HTHLZTIfS_ “D” Club MRST ROW: SECOND ROW. THIRD ROW: Lett to Right: Chuck Wilke. David Peterson, George Smith. Don Ha ye and Ronnie Wheeler. Jim Krueger, Gordon Vclcy, Jerry Shcahan. Robert Verhoef, Don Oleston. Mr. Prahl, Advisor Allen Zwieg, Allen Erkfitz, Rodney Sveiven, and Clarke Parker. OFFICERS President................................ Don Hayes Vice-President....................Chuck Wilke Secretary and Treasurer...........Allen Zwieg 35 Football h IKST ROW J-clt to Right; Jerry Sheahan. Bill Kelly, Clifford Hesebeck, Don Hayes. Chuck Wilke. Ronnie Wheeler, Francis Cary, and Chuck Zurbrugg SECOND ROW. Manager. Bud Veley. Allen Zweig. David Peterson. Clarke Parker. Norman Quass, Allen Erkfitz., George Smith. Robert Vcrhoef. and Coach Prahl 36 Football Notes The Darien High School Football team started the season with fourteen inexperienced men reporting for the first game of the .951 season. In the first game of the season a much inexperienced Darien six came up against a big and fast Clinton team. Clinton overpowered us decidedly by a score of 53-0. Darien then traveled to Richmond. They never gave up but met defeat anyway by a score of 41 to 8. An improved Darien team then met Williams Bay at Darien. The boys showed they still had spirit and were beginning to overcome their inexperience But again a hard fighting Darien team saw defeat, 19 to 14. Allen Zwieg was lost for the remainder of the season due to a bad knee injury. In a non-conference game at Darien the Eagles met Norris Farm. They showed they had the stuff against a stubborn opponent and came from behind to win 34 to 20. Darien met Sharon in their next game at Darien. The game proved to be very rough and it seemed as if Sharon got most of the breaks because they came out on top, 26 to 14. The Eagles then traveled to Hebron for the Hebron Homecoming. The field was very wet and muddy and it rained through the entire game. Darien, however, seemed to be better mudders and won by a score of 19 to 0. in the l4st game of the season, and the last high school game for Erkiitz and Wilke, the team traveled to Palmyra. In another very rough game the Eagles went down fighting but couldn't seem to get rolling. The score was 27 to 13. Although most of the time they met defeat they always kept trying and never lost hope. They did their best and we should be proud of them. The team elected Chuck Wilke as their captain for the season. Football f s CHUCK WILKE Halfback Senior DON HAYES Fullback Junior 38 ALLEN ERKFITZ Right End Senior CLARKE PARKER Left End Junior GEORGE SMITH Hallback Sophomore DAVID PETERSON Center F re� hm� n RONALD WHEELER Halfback Junior ALLEN ZWIEG Center Srnior 39 JERRY SHEAHAN End Freshman BOB VERHOEF End F reshman Darien Football Squad RIGHT END Allen Erkfitx CENTER Dave Peterson LEFT END. Clarke Parker RIGHT HALFBACK. Chuck Wilke LEFT HALFBACK George Smith FULLBACK Don Hayes Homecoming Celebration Darien started the ball roiling by kicking off to Whitewater. After the ball changed hands several times, Whitewater drew first blood w .h a pass from Marshall to Bray which covered four yards. The try for the extra point was no good. Darien struck back a few minutes later with Hayes g ing over from a tight T. from four yards out. The drop kick for the extra point as blocked. In the second quarter Whitewater scored twice. The first was scored by Marshall on a 35 yard run. The point after touchdown was no good. The score stood at 12 to 6 when Marshall passed to Stead for a touchdown which covered 20 yards. Marshall's pass to Stead was good for the extra point 41 At the halftime the score was 1 9 to 6 in favor of Whitewater “Court of Honor” in the second half Whitewater again scored first on a I 5 yard run by St. Angel Marshall's pass to Bray was good for the extra point. Darien came back with a touchdown pass from Hayes to Cary which covered 9 yards. Hayes' kick was blocked. Whitewater scored again on a 51 yard run by St. Angel Again the extra point was blocked. At the start of the fourth quarter. Marshall passed to Stead for a touchdown which covered 35 yards. Darien finally came back and scored on a pass from Wilke to Parker which covered 9 yards. Hayes' drop kick was good for two extra points. In the closing minutes of the game Grandt intercepted a Darien pass and ran it back 15 yards for a touchdown. The extra point was no good. George Smith, the Homecoming king, was lost to the team for the rest of the season due to a broken ankle whicli he received about midway in the second period. Jr«n Glcaaon. Katherine llrhrrna Slrlla Kroett. Quern Kay Parker, and Avia Duiton. Basketball Coach Prnhl. Bob VerhocX, James Krueger. Ernest Kalb. Allen Erkfitz. David Thiele. Don Oleston, Jerry Sheahan. Manager Allen Zwieg. Don Hayes. Ronnie Wheeler, Chuck Wilke. Rodney Sveiven. Clarke Parker, George Smith. Bud Veley The Darien Basketball Squad of 1951-1952. did not have a very successful season The reason for the downfall was the lack of height, experience and reserve power. Although there were only two games won in the season, the boys fought alt the way and should be credited for their drive They entered the 1951-1952. tournament at Walworth and met Sharon as their first opponent. As winners they played the following night and put a good fight against a favored Clinton team, the third night Darien met the Williams Bay five in a close game Darien- 32-48-Richmond Darien-46 - 28-Sha ron Darten-25-70-Williams Bay Darien - 37-87 - Walworth Darien-40- 75-Clinton Darien-39-53-Brother Dutton Darien-44-52-Genoa City Darien- 37-91 -Capron Darien-56-57-Brother Dutton Darien-56-68- Whitewater Darien-54-80- Palmyra Darien-49-7 7 -Clinton Darion-50-72-Delav.� n Deaf Darien - 36-72- Walworth Daricn-63-74-Dclavan Deaf Darien-38-76-Williams Bay Da ricn - 5 1 -64 - Richmond Danen-55-45-Sharon 43 Varsity Basketball Squad DON HAYES Height yv‘ Poaitton. Guard CLARKE PARKER Height. 5'11 Poaitton. Forward RODNEY SV1EVEN Height 6'0 Poaition. Center CHUCK WILKE Height 5'9 Poaitton. Guard 44 ALLEN ERKFITZ Height S' Position. Center JAMES KRUEGER Height apposition. Forward RONNIE WHEELER Height 5’? Position, Guard GEORGE SMITH Height apposition. Forward 45 BUD VEEEY Height 5'6 Position. Guard DON OLESTON Height 5 7’ Position, Guard 46 Boys’ Softball FIRST ROW Bob VerhocL Jerry Sheahun, Don Oloi'n.. ! •••• A � • Don Hayes. Bill Garber. Glenn Krahn SECOND ROW: Coach Prahl. David Peterson Bill Kelly. Clarke Parker. Ernest Kalb. Rodney Svoiven. Chuck like. George Smith •’BASEBALL SCHEDULE’ Whitewater College High Williams Bay Genoa City Clinton Cheerleaders This year the Cheerleaders are Evelyn Kelly. Shirley Scuscr. Roberta Clowes, and Betty Boniface. They attended the Cheerleaders banquet which was held at the Hebron High School at the beginning of the year The Cheerleaders have been very active in putting on skits this year Some of them are: What you see at some games Gotcha Under my Skin. and Mumbles. Mumbles being the most popular they were able to present Mumbles in many different public places They have also gotten many new cheers with very cute actions. To some of tiie older cheers they have added new actions This year they have received new outfits which consist of royal blue corduroy trousers and caps and gold satin blouses. They are very proud of their out 1 its. The Cheerleaders have done a splendid job in leading a lively cheering section this year 48 Band Roster CLARINETS BARITONES James Krueger Stella Kroeze Ruby Meyer Phyllis Jacobs Eugene Woodard Donald DcMontigny Ruth Redcnius Mary Boviall FLUTES Evelyn Kelly Carol Stuver CORNETS Betty Boniface Jerry Packard Elaine Scholl Patsy Veley Cheryl McKinney Dale Volberding Joan Oleston Tommy Krueger Patty Rammien Arlene Logterman BASSES Rodney Svieven Clifford Hesebeck Florence Keyzer Betty Wilkins Amil Wenzel TROMBONES Katherine Behrens Lois Clason James Williams Bill Williams HORNS Mary Giest Frank Kooistra Clarisse Logterman Donna Putman Eleanor Garber SAXOPHONES Janet Zwieg Glenn Kruizenga Jean Ann Williams DRUMS Shirley Williams Glenda Bates Donald Oleston David Cox Paul Kalb Dale Beardsley Julian Bates MAJORETTE-- Leona Tzoneff TWIRLERS Diane Vorpahl Dorothy Koehl Mary Meyer Shirley Seuser Jean Gleason Norma Jacobs Beverly Hesebeck Baton Twiriers DRUM MAJORETTE: L«on� T onrli ASSISTANT DRUM MAJORETTE: Shirley Seu.er TWIRLERS. Dorothy Koehl. Norma Jacob . Jean Gleason. Beverly He cbcck, Mary Meyer, and Diane Vorpahl The rwirling Squad Marled out tins year with four new members. Diane Vorpahi. Mil tv Meyer. Beverly Hesebeck, and Kay Parker Kay dropped out later because she broki her glasses They have been practicing marching and twirling routines en- t hub I a .lically and will be a great contribution to the marching band. • • ntw- drum majorette suit has been ordered for Leona Tr.oneff and Shirley Seuser v , iring the suit which the majorette wore last year Hit A J Qirls’ Qlee Club Glenda Umr� , Mary Meyer■, Kay Parker. Beverly Hcsebcck, Joyce Martin. Evelyn Kelly. Stella Kroeae. Jean Gleaaon. Barbara Kitaman. Leona Tzoned. Betty Wilkina. Phyllla Jacob . Diane Vorpahl. Katherine Behren . Norma Jacob . Roberta Cloaca. Joyce Oleston. Dorothy Kochi Cheryl McKinney. Sylvia Vender Koot. Shirley Smart, Ruth Redeniu . Avix Dutton. Nancy Tremaine. Charlotte Wllday. Betty Boniface, and Margery Wheeler. Mass Chorus Bill Garber. Chuck Wilke. Allen Zwieg, David Peter on. Jim Krueger. Katherine Behren . Evelyn Kelly. Leona Tsoneff. Norma Jacobs. Jack Kocle. Sylvia Vender Koot. Dorothy Knehl. Betty Boniface. Shirley Seu cr. Don Hayca. and Jerry Sheahan. 53 Mixed Chorus Bill Garber. Chuck Wilke. Rodney Svteven, Bob Verhoef, Allen 7-wieg, David Thiele. Clifford Hcaebeck, Jerry Sheahan. Jack Koele. Glen Krahn. David Peterson. Jim Krueger. Don Hayes. Gordon Vcley. Glenda Bates. Mary Meyer a, Leona Tr.oneff. Belly Wilkins. Kay Parker, fcvelyn Kelly. Katherine Bchrenn. Norma Jacobs. Jean Gleason. Betty Boniface. Dorothy Koehl. Sylvia Vander Kooi, Barbara Kitxman, Shirley Seuser. Joyce Martin, Diane Vorpahl. Avia Dutton, Charlotte Wilday. Nancy Tremaine. Roberta Clowes, and Margery Wheeler. The officers are: President.................Katherine Behrens Secretary................................Kay Parker Librarians ....................Evelyn Kelly ...........Norma Jacobs Advisor .........................Mrs Rocker Mass Band From Left to Right: Stella Krocsc. Betty Wilkins, Jim Krueger, Betty Boniface and Lois Cla son These five lucky people were chosen from the whole band to go to Elkhorn. Betty Wilkins plays baritone, Betty Boniface a coronet. Lois Clason the trombone, and Stella Kroeze and Jim Krueger play the clarinet Some of the pieces this year were; Sun Valley Mountain, Sleigh Ride, March Cherio, Semper Fidclis, Manhatten Beach. Meditation from Thais, 32nd Division. Get on Board. In Old Viena. May The Good Lord Bless and Keep You, Rhumba from 2nd Symphony. Two Excerpts from Pathcliquc Symphony. Cole Porter Selection, and On Wisconsin 55 Q. A. A. TOP ROW Shirley Willuma. Cheryl McKtnnvy. Stella Kroeae. Betty Wilkin , Diane Vorpahl. Phylli Jacob . Jean Cleaaon. Charlotte Wilday. Nancy Tremaine and Dorothy Koehl. BOTTOM ROW Beverly Hesebeck, Florence Keyaer. Kay Parker, Glenda Bate . Joan Snyder. Mary Meyer . Avi Dutton. Ruth Rcdeniu . and Barbara Kttaman Not pictured. Joyce Oleaton. The officers .1 rc: President.........................Dorothy Koehl Vice-President...........................Stella Krocze Secretary ......................Joyce Martin Treasurer ......................... Kay Parker Representative..................... Joan Snyder Advisor............................Miss Shaw This y.-ar the G A A. began the year by hiking to the Dciavan Springs After eating there, we parted, some going to the movies and some went roller skating. Along with this we have many outside activities such as swimming, tennis, softball, bicycling, horse back riding, and soccer In N ivember we held a square dance in the gym. we decorated it with hay. harness, and buggy wheels. At the end of the year several received D's for their outside activities. TOP ROW SECOND ROW FRONT ROW Nol Pictured Bill Garber. Bob Vrrhoel. David Thiele. Bill Kelly, Clarke Parker. Clifford Hcaebeck. Jim Krueger. Francis Cary, and Jerry Shrahan. Don Hayra, Margery Wheeler, Cheryl McKinney. Betty Boniface. Betty Wmkins. Diane Vorpohl, Ruth Rcdenlus. Jean Gleason. Charlotte Wilday, Dorothy Koehl. Shirley Williams, and Philip Putman Beverly Hesebeck, Evelyn Kelly. Lois CUton. Kay Parker. Leona Tooneff. Avis Dutton. Roberta Closes. Shirley Seuser. and Sylvia Vander Koot Joyce Martin. Joyce Oleston, Rodney Svciven. and Chuck Wilke On November 7th. the Dramatic Club presented its three onc-act plays They were. Wilbur’s Wild Night.' Introducing Mopsy. and The Yellow Sheet. The officers are: President . . . Vice-President Secretary . . . Treasurer . . Representative Advisor . . . . . . Evelyn Kelly Shirley Williams . Betty Boniface . . Diane Vorpahl . . I rancis Cary . . Mrs. Gosso Forensics I’ll - korensic Club wu� orgnntzcd under the supervision of Mr; Gosso and Mr lliick«iby s itli sixteen members. The officer are President.....................Shirley Seuscr Vice-President..............Shirley Williams Sec retary - Treasurer .........Evelyn Kelly Publicity..............................Betty Boniface rop ROW Jim Krueger. Betty Wilkins. Shirley Seuser, Kay Parker, Evelyn Kelly, and Avis Dutton MIDDLE ROW Betty Boniface. Shirley Williams. Cheryl McKinney. Dorothy Koehl. and Mr Huckuhy BOTTOM ROW Mrs Gosso. Beverly Hesebeck. Florence Kcyzcr. Phyllis Jacobs, and Glenda Bates. .1 Pictured Stella Kroe .e Clarke Parker, and Rodney Sveivon 58 TOP ROW: Philip Putman. Gordon Vclcy. Dorothy Kochi. Shirley William . Chrryi McKinney. Jean Glr.� � on. and Don Haye MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Tremaine. Joan Snyder. Glenda Bate . Betty Boniface. Stella Kroeac. Betty Wilkin . Shirley Seu er. Charlotte Wilday, Ruth Redrniu . and Mr. Huchahy BOTTOM ROW Diane Vorpahl. Beverly Hraebeck. Norma Jacob . Kay Parker. Evelyn Kelly. Florence Keyaer. Lot Clason. Avt Dutton, and Phylll Jacob The Main Staff: Advisor .... Editor-in-Chici Assistant Editor Business Editor Art Editor . . Gossip Editor . Sports Editor . . . Mr Huckahy . Norma Jacobs . . Dorothy Kochi Shirley Williams . . Stella Krotv.e Betty Wilkins . . . Don Hayes The Eagle Stall is composed of twenty-four members Thi s year the editor has handed out assignment slips to each reporter with h job on it for him to do She has found that it is a very good way tor each person to know his job The paper this year has also improved in its clearness of printing and errors The staff arc proud of the paper which they have been publishing every two weeks, plus extra papers on important holiday. fitr i.,tf is under supervision ol Mr Huckaby 59 Library Club TOP ROW: Phyllis Jacob . Florence Keyzcr, and Norma Jacob . BOTTOM ROW Shirley William . Mr Go «o. and Sylvia Vander Kooi THE OFFICERS ARE: President........................Shirley Williams Secretary-Treasurer ................Norma Jacobs Representative....................Phyllis Jacobs Advisor......................................Mrs. Gosso This year the Library Club has decreased in membership. We have received many new books of which we have taken care ol and then placed in the library We have also rearranged our filing cabinets so they will be of more interest lo the students. We have tried to keep the shelves neat and the books in their places We also try to keep the magazine and newspaper racks m order 60 Popularity Contest BILL GARBER Mont Popular Boy Biggeat Wolf BETTY BONIFACE Mon Popular Girl WILLIAM MEYER Beil Pal Boy STELLA KROEZE Beil Pal Girl Moat Athletic Girl 61 KATIIEKlNt HMfKENS !'i t if..; m I . CLARKE PARKER Mon Studious Boy EVELYN KELLY Most Studious Girl RONALD WHEELER Best Dressed Boy Biggest Pest DIANE VORPAHL Best Dressed Girl 64 65 LOIS CLASON Most Talented Girl BETTY WILKINS Moat Flirtatious Girl SHIRLEY SEUSER Best Dancer CHUCK WILKE Most Athletic Boy 66 GLENN KRAHN The Quietest Boy BARBARA KITZMAN The Quietest Girl 68 Some Snappy Sports 69 e;n Kcny 70 Them Were The Qood Old Days WillU Meyer Allen 7.wieg Mien ErklW 72 Qradc Faculty MISS MARGARET CHRISTIE Grade One and Two MRS. MYRTLE SCHOLL Grade Five and Six MRS. LILLIAN GIESE Grade Three and Four MR. ALEXANDER BOLYANATZ Grade Seven and Eight 73 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW Not Pictured: Karen Truckenbrod. Carmen Harvey. Elisabeth Logtcrman. Shirley Brown. Gloria Kematon, Glenda Zahm. Marjorie Ix ck, Carolyn Oertel. Donna Vance, Lola Welch. Joyce Smppen . Leonard Otaon. Keith Kohlm, Peter De Vriea. William Blakely. Judith Ann Hejhal. Kay Huckaby., James Hays. Georg Randal. Phillip Hcaatjbeck. Phillip C. Johnson. Larry Paulson. Roger Longman. Dennta Paulaon. Cordon Hirach, Gary Wheeler Beverly and Marilyn Verhocl. and Henry Welle. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW Not Pictured; Norma Corn, Judy Truckenbrod. Pamela Woodford, Joan Smith, Judy Rhoade, Loutea Rush. Glorlan Duesterbeck. Nancy Vorpahl. Judy Rogers. Donna Bolta. Bonnie Boltc. Howard Ouaaa. David Stuver. Darlene Wynn. Sandra Longman. Roberta Kohltn. Carol Ann W'cndorl, Barbara Jane Scott. Betty Robblna. Karen Scholl. Denny Kammien. Ronnie Copua Gary Taylor, Leonard Logterman. Bob Elite. Donald Erdman. Larry Hulehuer. Larry Taylor. Brian Mann. Wayne Brown. Rtchard ingeraoll. Robert Heller, Ernie Kooistra. Sharon Nordlte, Walter Stihr. Charles Mann. Bobby Mann. Jerry Richmond. Bobby Garber and Georgia Baker. 74 FIRST ROW Beverly Woodard. Mary Boviall. Janet Duaterbcck. Patay Veley. Clarice Logic r man, Donna Heller, Beverly Sandlord. Joan Oleaton. Mary Barton. Mnry Wynn. SECOND ROW Dale Volberding. Bob Anderaon. Bill Laraon. Elaine Scholl. Judy Heller. Arlene Logterman. Julian Batea, Jerry Waddell. Henry Paulaon. Frank Kootetra Not Shown Tom Bovtall, Sandra Richmond. Glenn Richmond. Donald Suhr. Jean Ann William a. FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW- THIRD ROW Not Shown. Mary Gteat. Eleanor Garber. Patty Rammein, Ruby Meyer. Janet Huaher, Carol Stuver. Donna Putman. Dale Beardaley. Gordon Putman. Eugene Hehal, Don Cowell. Wayne Kohiin. Don DeMontgny. David Cox. Eugene Woodard. Mr. Bolyanatz. David Cowell, Jerry Packard, Thomaa Krueger, Jerry Scott Jim Brunner. Jim WtUlama, Jim.Richmond. Bill Wtlltame. Paul Kalb. Glenn Kruizenga, Emil Wenzel, and Edwin Wilke ■ 75 7th and 8th Qrades The officers arc: President....................Don DeMontigny Vice-President.................Patty Rammien Secretary-Treasurer...............Janet Zwieg In May 1951. we all got on the bus to take our annual trip. This year we went to The Wisconsin Dells It was a very interesting trip and many of us brought back pictures, post cards, and souvenirs On January 25, 1952 we went to Janesville to broadcast a wildlife program over WCLO. While in the city we also visited such places as the bakery, airport and the county jail. The basketball team of 1951-'52 have won five out of their twelve games. The boys are doing a fine job and are hoping to help out the high school next year. During the year the girls have been knitting and painting figurines while the boys have made kites and some very interesting soap carvings. Our project for the year was making our own school paper, which we call the Eaglette. This paper comes out twice a month. Everyone helps to gather and write up the news Ruby Meyer was chosen to be the editor and Patty Rammien is her assistant. Don DeMontigny and Ruby Meyer were selected to represent our class in the 1 •• -.chool student council which meets twice a month 76 Qrade Cheerleaders From Lelt Janol Z.wieg. Hat Manumen, Ruby Meyer. Donn Puwwn Qrade Team FIRST ROW Donald DeMonligny. Donald Cow«II James Brunner, Edwin Wilke. Gordon Putman SECOND ROW Thomas Krueger. David Cox. Bill William . Jim W illiam Dole Beardsley Paul KalU WALSWORTH 77 Serving the YOUTH of Southern Wisconsin with - Local - State - National - Worldwide — PLUS — SPORTS EVENTS Whatever your favorite sports 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 Wisconsin. — PLUS — All of the features that make for good reading and delightful listening! 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