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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1956 volume:

THE 1956 Published by the Students cd’ ' DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL Darien, Wisconsin FOREWORD Another year is drawing to a close, a year alike and yet so different from all others. Another copy of the Eagle will take its place on the shelf with those of preceding years. For many years the Eagle has recorded the events at Darien High School and has become a treasured keepsake for each departing senior as well as the year's record for the underclassmen. In this years Eagle we've tried to give a complete record of Darien High School and the graduating class of 1956. As you thumb through the pages of the book you will notice the large number of pupils who have participated in the making of it- also the great number who have taken part in the activities. After graduation many will leave Darien, but the lessons and experiences they have learned will go with them and we hope the activities pictured in this book will always remain in their memory. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication........................................4 Administration and Faculty........................5 Seniors...........................................9 Underclassmen....................................IS Sports...........................................22 Activities.......................................34 Grades...........................................31 Advertising......................................S3 3 DEDICATION This 1956 Eagle is respectfully dedicated to Miss Margaret Christie, who retired from teaching last year after forty eightyears of service, guidance and friendship to the younger children in and around Darien. A native of the Darien community, she attended school at Fairfield, Darien and Whitewater State College. She has taught school at Fairfield, Summerville and Darien. It was at Darien that she spent many years helping youngsters with their lessons, their clothes when it was cold and giving them stars when they could count up to one hundred. Miss Christie is still active in such community organizations as Eastern Star, Daughters of the American Revolution, Ilamarada and the Ladies Industrial Society. It is with many warm memories that we all remember Miss Christie. ADMINISTRATION Principal MR. LAWRENCE F. COX Science School Board MR. WALTER LARSON MR. WILLARD LOCK MR. CLARENCE KRUEGER Treasurer President Clerk 5 FACULTY MYRA GOSSO LEONARD PRAHL EUNICE SHAW English Coach-Commercial Home Economics N. C. HUCKABY JULIE OLSON CARL HUFFMAN Social Studies Vocal Music Instrumental 6 STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right,STANDING: ArleneBaldwin, Bob Anderson, Bonnie Lange, Bill Larson, Gordon Putman, Mr. Cox, Leonard, Logterman, Dick McCarthey, Dale Beardsley, Tom Krueger, Betty Jacobs and Donna Boltz. SEATED: Eleanor Garber, Ruby Meyer, Barbara Thiele, Janet Zwieg, Pat Rammien and Dorothy Michaelson. President - - -Vice President Secretary - -Treasurer - - - - Janet Zwieg Barbara Thiele ■ - Ruby Meyer - Par Rammien The student council is the governing body of the school. It is made up of four officers and representatives from each class and club. Janet Zwieg, Barbara Thiele, Ruby Meyer, Bonnie Boltz, Dale Beardsley, Bonnie Lange, Bill Larson and Bob Anderson attended a county meeting in Whitewater on October 26th. Darien led a discussion on student council projects and their authority. They also attended other discussions at the conference. They were to get new ideas on how to better the student council. A representative from the Welfare Department spoke on the youth survey which is being made throughout the county. She asked us to nominate representatives who would like to work along with the adults on this survey. Each school was to nominate one person to work on each of the eleven committees. This year the student council again directed the homecoming activities. This included the parade, dance and half time activities. The student council conducted the magazine sale this year. The high school was divided into two groups, which tried to out-sell each other. The captainsof these two groups were Hardy Kroeze and Patsy Williams. The two teams brought in a profit of $270.65. The election of the A team cheerleaders was handled by the student council. A pep club wasorganized to arouse the interest of the students in helping to back our team. The pep commission was in charge of these activities. There are four other commissions: social, assembly, finance and noon hour. These commissions axe organized to help in the school program. This page is sponsored by: WOLF'S JEWELRY Elkhorn, Wisconsin 7 SENIORS HARDY KROEZE Good in sports and studies. Hardy is an all-around” guy. DICK McCARTHEY With many interests Dicks a busy guy. Always a true friend. 9 SENIORS GORDON PUTMAN A sports minded guy. He was a great help to our team. RUBY MEYfcR Always there when fun is brewing. Good for a laugh and life of the party. PAT RAMMIEN Her bubbling personality has really helped the cheerleading squad. 10 SENIORS DON VOSS With never a worry or a care, Don believes in lots of fun. EMIL WENZEL Emil takes things as they come. His interest is farming. 11 SENIORS PATSY WILLIAMS She has many interests and is full of pep and fun. JANET ZWIEG Student council president and editor of the yearbook makes Janet a busy girl. 12 SENIORS The Senior Homecoming Float The Load is Heavy, but We Are Strong. Senior motto Blue and White Senior colors Red Rose Senior flower White robes, with blue tassels Senior graduation gowns BRADLEY'S Department Store This page is sponsored by: BRADLEY'S Department Store Delavau's Fashion Center for 104 years 13 SENIOR ACTIVITY CREDITS DANIELLE DUVALL Annual 1,2,4; Class Play 3,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club I, 2,3,4; Forensic Club 1,2, 3,4; Student Council 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Office Girl 3,4; Library Club 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Solo -Esm. 3,4: Journalism 4. HARDY KROEZE Class Officer 1,2,3; Class Play 1,3,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Mass Chorus 2,3; Dramatic Club 1,3,4; Letterman's Club 3,4; Football 3,4; Softball 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Solo -Esm. 3. DICK McCARTHEY Eagle 3,4; Annual 3,4; Class Officer 3,4; Class Play 3,3,4; Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Mass Chorus 2,3; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Solo -Esm. 4; Journalism 3,4. RUBY MEYER Eagle 1,2,4; Annual 1,2, 4; Class Officer 1,2,3; Class Play 3,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Student Council 2,4; Band 1,2; Mass Chorus 3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Forensic Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Office Girl 2; Library Club 1; Cheerleading 2; Solo 1; Solo -Esm. 4; Ticket Seller 1; Journalism 4. GORDON PUTMAN Class Officer 3; Class Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,4; Dramatic Club 1,2; Student Council 3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA RAMMIEN Eagle 2,3,4; Annual 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 1,2; Class Play 3,3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Band 1; Mass Chorus 2,3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Office Girl 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3, 4; Cheerleading 1,2,3,4; Solo 1,3; Journalism 3,4; Solo - Esm. 4. BARBARA THIELE Eagle 2,3,4; Annual 1,2,3, 4; Class Officer 1,2,4; Class Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3; Mass Chorus 2,3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Library Club 1,3; Journalism 3,4; Solo - Esm. 4. DON VOSS Football 4; Mixed Chorus 4. EMIL WENZEL Class Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Dramatic Club 1,2,3; Solo - Esm. 1,3; Mass Chorus 1,2,3. JANAT WILLIAMS Annual 1,2,3; Eagle 2,3; Class Officer 3; Class Play 3; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatic Club 1,2; Student Council 2,3; G.A.A. 1,2; OfficeGirl 1,2,3; Library Club 1; Ticket Seller 1,2; Journalism 3. PATSY WILLIAMS Annual 1,4; Class Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Band 1,3; Mass Chorus 2,3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Forensic Club 2; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Office Girl 2,3,4; Library Club 1,3; Cheerleading 1,2,3; Solo - Esm. 3,4. JANET ZWIEG Eagle 2,3,4; Annual 1,2,3, 4; Class Play 3,4; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Mass Chorus 2,3; Dramatic Club 1,2,3,4; Forensic Club 2,3; Student Council 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Office Girl 3,4; Library Club 1,2,3,4; Ticket Seller 1, 2,3; Solo - Esm. 3,4; Journalism 3,4; Cheerleading 4. 14 NEW ORLEANS Class Trip to Mew Ot leans during Easter vacation 1955. In the picture to the left the gjtoup isboatdinft a chattered bus to tout the city. In the picture to the right the entire group and chaperones are having their picture taken on the pier before sailing on the “Muddy Mississippi. The 1956 Seniot Claw, when i wete lumots, on ihc decV, ot ihe boat, The Piwidenx. la SENIORS Barbara Thiele Gordon Putman Pat Rammicn Janat Williams Don Voss Janet Zwiejt Ruby Lynn Meyer Pat Williams Hardy Kroeze m 16 Dick McCarthey Emil Wenzel Danielle Duvall JUNIOR PROM The Junior Prom was held Friday April 29, 1955 in the High School Gymnasium. In a setting of tropical palms and colored sunset, about forty couples danced to the music of Bud Wilbur's Orchestra. Many hours of labor were spent to transform the gym into a Tropical Paradise . Streamers of hanging moss in two shades of green were suspended from three sides of the gym to a central point in front of the stage then looped back to the rear of the stage. Murals showing tropical scenes, and representing a large part of the time spent in decorating, covered the walls. Potted palms completed the tropical setting. About 10:30 P.M. the cornation ceremony took place. Prom King Dick McCarthey crowned Janet Zwieg his queen and led the Grand March which followed. The court of honor consisted of Mary Ellen Merrill and Allen Austin, Janet Huisheere and Jerry Sheahan, Barbara Thiele and Don Conley, and Elaine Schryvers and David Peterson. Throughout the evening punch was served by Rosalie Redenius, Mary Geist and Donna Putman. The chaperones for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zwieg, Mrs. Molly McCarthey and Mr. Hubert McCarthey. 17 JUNIOR CLASS Allen Austin Dale Beardsley David Cowell David Cox Eleanor Garber Mary Gcist Carol Hendrickson Janet Huisheere Paul Kalb Tom Krueger Glenn Kruizenga Bonnie Lange Donna Putman Jerry Scott Jerome Welch Delores Wheeler Beverley Wilkins Kenneth Williams Eugene Woodard Not Pictured: Delores Wescort, Larry Jacobson, Jerry Packard The Junior Class officers for this year are: Tom Krueger, Presi- dent; Larry Jacobson, Vice President; Carol Hendrickson, Secretary; Glenn Kruizenga, Treasurer; and Student Council Representative, Bonnie Lange. The Junior Class members are trying to raise money for a nice class trip when they are Seniors. They now have a large amount of money, but they keep receiving more members which means they will need more money. This class is the largest class in high school this year. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES The Junior Class Play is called Teen Time.” It is the story of a young girl and her problems with her boy friends. Wendy isn't interested in Tim and his loud sweaters, carefree manner, and pickup truck any more because Harley has appeared and he lias beautiful manners and a yellow convertible. Tim tries to win Wendy back by helping her win a contest. Wendy does not appreciate his help because norespectable candidate for queen, campaigns. With the help of many other interesting characters this is a very humorous and interesting play. This picture is of the Juniors anxiously awaiting class. 19 SOPHOMORE CLASS Arlene Baldwin Mary Boviall Joanne Conley Donna Heller Beity Jacobs Ncllane Koele Clarice Logterman Mary Merrill Dorothy Michaelson Joan Oleston Rosalie Redenius Carol Stuver Patricia Veley Bemice Wilkins Officers President..................Betty Jacobs Vice President.............Joanne Conley Secretary...................Nellane Koele Treasurer...................Bernice Wilkins Representative..............Dorothy Michaelson Our class was organized this year with Mr. Prahl as advisor. The first action was to elect our class officers. Our class this year started with fourteen girls and one boy. Soon after school started the boy quit school to go into the navy. This left our class a completely girl class. Our float for the homecoming parade featured a locomotive about to run down an opposing playe r, thus We ’ll Run'em Down was our motto. Inspite of our efforts we only received third prize. During the year we sold greeting cards and stationery. We also had bake sales and card parties to enrich our class treasury. We hope to take a class trip before we enter the new school in our senior year. Sponsored By: DARIEN ELEVATOR AND FEED CO. 20 FRESHMAN CLASS Robert Anderson Carole Austin Julian Bates Dorothy Bcier Tom Boviall Barbara Clowes Virginia Doerr Judy Heller Paul Kempken Frank Kooistra Barbara Lange William Larson Phyliss Sheahan Dale Volberding Ronald Williams Beverly Woodard Officers President..................Bill Larson Vice President.............Carole Austin Secretary..................Judy Heller Treasurer..................Julian Bates Representative.............Bob Anderson We entered high school with great enthusiasm this year. Several food sales, a Christmas Tea, a Spring Talent Contest and a return party for the Sophomore Class are a few of the activities we sponsored, with Miss Shaw as our advisor. Members of our class have taken part in many of the extra cur ricular activities. Our float in the homecoming parade was named''The Surrey With A Fringe On Top. English, Science, Citizenship, and Algebra were our classes this year and as the year ends we are looking forward to the day when we can be called upper classmen. 21 FOOTBALL Jerome Welch, Center Larry Jacobson, Full Back FIRST ROW, left to right: Frank Kooistra, Jerry Packard, Ken Williams, Dale Volberding, Dick McCarthey, Gordon Putman, Bob Anderson, Tom Bo via 11, Jerry Scott. SECOND ROW: Bill Larson, Dale Beardsley, Paul Kempken, David Cox, Jerome Welch, Larry Jacobson, Don Voss, Julian Bates, Coach Prahl. Dick McCarthy, Back Don Voss, Back 24 David Cox, End HOMECOMING The homecoming dance was held after the game on Friday,September 30th. The gymnasium was decorated with fall shades of brown, yellow, and peach. The streamers of different shades were woven into a lattice work effect which formed the ceiling. The sides of the gym had cut-outs of football players representing the members of the team. Music was furnished throughout the evening by Knutson. The climax of the evening was the grand march and the crowning of the king and queen. Hardy Kroeze and Mary Boviall. Kin Queen Hardy Kroeze Mary Boviall Court of Honor Gordon Putman Betty Jacobs Jerome Welch Barbara Clowes Tom Boviall Judy Heller Sponsored by: A J INDUSTRIES Delavan, Wisconsin BASKETBALL A” FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Anderson, Dick McCarthy, Hardy Kroeze, Gordon Putman, Jerry Packard. SECOND ROW: Coach Prahl, Bill Larson, Paul Kalb. David Cox, Jerome Welch, Paul Kempkin, Dale Beardsley, Tom Krueger. Jerry Scott. The test of character comes when the going is rough. At the close of Darien's roughest season. Coach Prahl and his team still hold the respect of the student body and the entire community. With only a small number of boys from which to prepare a team Mr. Prahl has carried on. The team has accepted defeat without griping and have always put up a good fight even when the odds were against them. Although Darien hasn't had a championship team in recent years there have been teams and players to be proud of. For example the 1954 football season, when Darien placed second in the conference, being beaten only by the champions. In the 1954-55 basketball season, Darien was proud of having the top scorer in the Southern Regional Conference. Although the scores of this season don't give credit to the hard work of Coach Prahl and his team, the squad showed, during each game, marked improvement and potential. Everyone is looking forward to next year and a team that we hope will have greater success. In any case it is more important to play the game fair and square than it is to win. J(i Jerry Packard, 5'6”, Guard Hardy Kroeze. 5 7 1 2 , Guard Gordon Putman, 5'7M, Guard Jerome Welch, 5 11 , Center Dick McCarthey. 5’7 1 2 . Forward Dale Beardsley. 5'9H. Forward Bill Larson. 5’10 . Forward Bob Anderson, 5’7 . Guard B” TEAM FIRST ROW, left to right: Bob Anderson, Paul Kalb, Bill Larson. Tom Krueger, Frank Kooistra. SECOND ROW: Coach Prahl, Ronald Williams, Dale Volberding, Larry Jacobson, David Cox, Paul Kempkin, Julian Bates. Tom Boviall, Jerry Scott. A team scores of the 1955-56 Basketball Season Darien 31-68 Williams Bay Darien 50-99 Richmond Darien 45-92 Sharon Darien 53-96 Genoa Darien 49-70 College High Darien 50-93 Walworth Darien 38-87 Clinton Darien 47-75 Capron Darien 44-82 Palmyra Darien 56-69 College High Darien 63-93 Genoa Darien 41-75 Sharon Darien 46-79 Richmond Darien 47-76 Williams Bay BASEBALL Due to the yearbook of the school year 1954-55 being already on the press, no article or scores appeared in it as to the 1955 baseball season. These are the scores of that season and the schedule of our 1956 baseball season. Darien 12-14 Sharon Darien 9-14 Genoa Darien 10-19 Whitewater Darien 13-11 Genoa Darien 6- 8 Sharon Darien 15- 3 Whitewater The 1956 baseball schedule is as follows: May 1 Darien at Sharon May 4 Genoa City at Darien May 8 Darien at College High May 11 Sharon at Darien May 15 Darien at Genoa City May 18 College High at Darien CHEERLEADERS This years A cheerleaders were elected at the end of the 1955 school year because the cheerleaders' banquet was only a few days after school opened 1955-56 school year. Those who were selected were Danielle Duvall, Pat Rammien, Janet Zwieg, Eleanor Garber, and Eugene Woodard. These people attended the banquet at Walworth on September 15th 1955. The names of each schools cheerleaders were announced there. Darien was the only school there that had a boy cheerleader. After the group ate , Mrs. Stewart Honeck spoke to them on posture and appearance. The AM cheerleader's football cheering uniforms were gold corduroy slacks, blue and gold warm-up jackets and white bucks. They used blue and gold pompons to emphasize their cheers. Their basketball cheering uniforms were blue pleated skirts, white blouses, gold over blouses, and white bucks. The pep club elected cheerleaders before the beginning of the basketball season for the B squad. Those chosen were Pat Veley, Clarice Logterman, Carole Austin, and Dorothy Michaelson. The cheering uniforms they decided on were gold blouses, blue ties, blue skirts, and white bucks. Near the end of the basketball season Pat Rammien’s back was injured and Gene Woodard left the group. Pat Veley moved up to the A squad to take Pat Rammien's place. This meant hard work for both squads. The MB cheerleaders had to work out cheers for three people and the A cheerleaders had to teach Pat Veley all their cheers. Both cheerleading squads did a very fine job. They worked out exciting new ways to do old cheers, presented many new cheers, and made up cheers to fit different tunes. To keep up team spirit there was a pep session before every game. si CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Danielle Duvall. Janet Zwieg, Eugene Woodard, Pat Rammien. Eleanor Garber. Left to right: Dorothy Michaelson, Carole Austin, Clarice Logterman, Pat Veley. 32 GYM CLASSES The instructor for the girls and boys gym classes is Mr. Maynard Jones. S3 LETTERMEN’S CLUB Pictured Clockwise Jerome Welch, Vice Pres. Dale Beardsley Tom Krueger Dick McCarthey, Sec. and Treas. Gordon Putman, Class Rep. Jerry Packard Jerry Scott Ken Williams Larry Jacobson Paul Kalb David Cox Mr. Prahl, Advisor President Hardy Kroeze is absent from the picture because of a foot ball injury. The Lettermen's Club is composed of the boys who have earned a letter in football, basketball, or baseball. The Lettermen's Club helps in planning some of the athletic activities of the school. It is the only active boy's club in school. To be eligible for a letter you must play at least one full game on the varsity. Awards are numerals, minor, and major letters. A service bar is awarded for a years active participation in sport. The club has run concession stands at the games in order to make money for it's activities. Most of the money goes toward the buying of the D jackets, which are blue and gold with white leather sleeves. The club buys these jackets for it's members. G.A.A. FIRST ROW, left to right: Nellane Koele.Judy Heller, Arlene Baldwin, Mary Ellen Merrill, Eleanor Garber, Clarice Logterman, Carole Austin, Joanne Conley, Beverly Woodard. SECOND ROW; Bonnie Lange, Mary Ann Giest, Janet Huisheere, Carol Stuver, Delores Wheeler, Barbara Clowes, Barbara Lange, Virginia Doerr, Dorothy Beier, Mary Bo via 11. THIRD ROW: Phyllis Sheahan, Beverly Wilkins, Rosalie Redenius, Dorothy Michaelson, Betty Jacobs, Bernice Wilkins, Donna Heller, Pat Veley, Carol Hendrickson, Joan Oleston, Donna Putman. Officers President.............. .Eleanor Garber Vice President............Mary Ellen Merrill Secretary.................Clarice Logterman Treasurer..................Carole Austin Representative............Arlene Baldwin Advisor...................Miss Shaw The G.A.A. was organized under the direction of Miss Shaw in the fall when school started. The G.A.A. was scheduled to have two meetings a month. They were to be every second and fourth Friday of the month. The first meeting was to be a business meeting and the second was to be a social meeting. The G.A.A. went on several hikes during the year. One of these hikes was to the DelavanSprings in the fall for the initiation party. We had a lot of fun cooking our supper outside in the park. After eating our fill and cleaning up after ourselves we went to the theater in Delavan. We rode home from Delavan in cars. The members of G.A.A. worked, during the year, on points towards getting their D's’’, pins, and bars. The G.A.A. had a very successful year. � r, Darien High School JANET ZWIEG Senior Girl Most Likely to Succeed Most Popular Girl Friendliest Girl DICK McCARTHEY Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed Friendliest Boy Best Actor DANIELLE DUVALL Best Looking Girl Most Athletic Girl 37 WHO’S WHO HARDY KROEZE Most Popular Boy Best Looking Boy Best Boy Dancer BARBARA THIELE Most Studious Girl TOM KRUEGER Most Studious Boy RUBY MEYER Best Actress PAT WILLIAMS Best Girl Dancer 38 WHO’S WHO i JERRY PACKARD Most Talented Boy Wittiest PAT VELEY Most Talented Girl GORDON PUTMAN Most Athletic Boy BARBARA LANGE Quietest Girl DALE VOLBERDING Quietest Boy 39 GLEE CLUB AND MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW, left to right: Carole Austin, Barbara Thiele, Delores Wheeler, Janet Huisheere, Bonnie Lange, Carol Stuver,Clarice Logterman, Mary Ann Geist.Ruby Meyer, Dorothy Michaelson, Dorothy Bcier. SECOND ROW: Joan Oleston, Bernice Wilkins, Pat Veley, Janet Zwieg, Pat Rammien, Pat Williams, Eleanor Garber, Danielle Duvall, Donna Putman, Virginia Doerr, Joanne Conley,Beverly Woodard. THIRD ROW: Phyliss Sheahan,Beverly Wilkins, Mary Ellen Merrill, Judy Heller, Rosalie Redenius, Betty Jacobs, Mary Boviall,Carol Hendrickson, Barbara Clowes, Arlene Baldwin. FIRST ROW, left to right: Virginia Doerr, Nellane Koele, Dorothy Michaelson, Carole Austin, Barbara Thiele, Carol Stuver, Bonnie Lange, Clarice Logterman, Mary Ann Geist, Ruby Meyer, Janet Huisheere, Delores Wheeler, Dorothy Beier, Beverly Woodard. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Redenius, Joanne Conley, Judy Heller, Bernice Wilkins. Joan Oleston, Pat Veley. Janet Zwieg, Pat Rammien, Pat Williams, Eleanor Garber, Danielle Duvall, Arlene Baldwin, Barbara Clowes. THIRD ROW: Carol Hendrickson, Phyliss Sheahan, Beverly Wilkins, Betty Jacobs, Gordon Putman,Don Voss, Frank Kooistra.Tom Boviall, Jerry Packard, Mary Boviall, Donna Heller, Donna Putman, Mary Ellen Merrill. FOURTH ROW: Bob Anderson. Emil Wenzel, Larry Jacobson, Eugene Woodard, Allen Austin, Tom Krueger, Dick McCarthey, Dale Volberding, Paul Kempken, Julian Bates, Bill Larson, Delores Wescott, Hardy Kroeze, Jerome Welch MASSED CHORUS AND MASSED BAND FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerome Welch, Jerry Packard, Barbara Thiele. Clarice Logterman, Mary Ann Geist, Ruby Meyer, Emil Wenzel, Dick McCarthey. SECOND ROW; Tom Krueger, Larry Jacobson, Janet Zwieg, Pat Rammien, Eleanor Garber, Danielle Duvall, Hardy Kroeze. Dale Volberding. Massed Chorus was held at Burlington High School and Massed Band was held at Wilmont High School. The outstanding students were chosen from the chorus and band to represent Darien at these two concerts. The Mixed Chorus and Glee Club were directed by Mrs. Olson. They sang The Night Before Christmas and other selections for the Christmas program. They took part in the Spring Concert which is held annually at Darien. The two groups also attended the chorus contest at Whitewater, which was held April 28th. Students from the chorus participated in the solo and ensemble contest held at Whitewater March 24th. Left to right: Mary Ann Geist, Pat Veley, Jerry Packard, David Cox. 41 immirca FIRST ROW, left to right: Danielle Duvall, Philip Johnson. Donna Putman, Joan Oleston, Judy Wiedeiiner, Margoric Lock, Phyllis Sheahan, Beverly Woodard, Carmen Harvey, Bonnie Boltz. Ernest Kooistra, Arlene Baldwin, Edward Parker. SECOND ROW: Carole Austin, Bernice Wilkins, David Stuver. Leonard Logter-man, Virginia Doerr. Gene Kempkin. Frank Kooistra. Rosalie Redenius, James Hays, Donna Boltz. Janet Zwieg. Rheta Merrill. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Lange, MaryBoviall.Charolette Wicdeiner. Barbara Clowes. Louisa Rush, Delores Wheeler. Mary Ann Giest, Dorothy Michaelson, Patricia Veley, Eleanor Garber, Clarice Logtcrman, Kenneth Williams. FOURTH ROW: Larry Jacobson. Carol Stuver, Dale Volberding. Dale Beardsley, Julian Bates, Thomas Krueger. David Cox, Allen Austin. Paul Kempken, Gerald Packard. Eugene Woodard, Ronald Williams. Hardy Krocze (not pictured). TWIRLERS AND PEP BAND Left to right: Nellane Koele. Betty Jacobs. Danielle Duvall. Donna Heller. Joanne Conley. Left to right. FIRST ROW: Beverly Woodard. Phyliss Sheahan, Mary Boviall, Virginia Doerr. Joan Oleston, Pat Veley, Donna Boltz. SECOND ROW: Janet Zwieg. Bernice Wilkins, Tom Krueger, Mary Ann Geist, Donna Putman, Allen Austin, Dorothy Michealson. Delores Wheeler. Eugene Woodard, David Cox. The twirlers nave new uniforms this year. They are white pleated skirts and blue satin jackets with high collars, long sleeves, and gold braid trim. Danielle Duvall, majorette, leads a class in twirling and marching, which improved the group greatly. A pep band was organized, under the direction of Pat Veley, to play at our home football and basketball games. The band participated in an exchange program with other schools during the school year. They presented a Spring Concert which was held in April. In the spring the band practiced marching for the contest at Whitewater, May 5th and polished up their concert numbers. They also marched at Milk Day and on Memorial Day. JOURNALISM CLASS FIRST ROW, lefi 10 right: Dorothy Michaclson. Donna Putman, Beverley Wilkins. Eleanor Garber, Janet Zwieg, Barbara Thiele, Bernice Wilkins. SECOND ROW: Mary Ellen Merrill, Pat Veley, Nellane Kocle, Pat Rammien. Pat Williams, Danielle Duvall. Betty Jacobs. THIRD ROW: Mr. Huckaby, Advisor; Mary Boviall, Donna Heller, Ruby Meyer. Barbara Clowes. Carole Austin. FOURTH ROW: Allen Austin, Paul Kalb. David Cox. Tom Krueger, Dale Beardsley, and Richard McCarthey. Annual Staff Officers Paper Staff Officers Editor...........................................Janet Zwieg Assistant Editor..............................Clarice Logterman Business Manager..............................Barbara Thiele Activities Editor..............................Richard McCarthey Assistant Activities Editor.....................David Cox Sports Division Page Editor.............Tom Krueger Art Feature Editor.........................Danielle Duvall Senior Editor......................................Pat Williams Underclassmen Editor.............................Ruby Meyer Grade Editor......................................Pat Rammien Copy Editor.......................................Paul Kalb Editor-in-Chief...............................Eleanor Garber Assistant Editor...............................Beverly Wilkins Business Manager...................Dorothy Michaelson Sports Editor............................Carole Austin Production Manager..............................Donna Putman Feature Editor...................................Betty Jacobs Pat Veley Art Editor...........................Mary Ellen Merill Journalism class consists of those people who arc interested in working on the annual and paper staff. In class we learn the fundamentals of journalism, which helps us in our annual and paper work. The purpose of the annual is to record, for memory, the activities of the past school year. The members of the staff have cooperated especially well this year, pitching in and helping our editor Janet Zwieg. As a reward for this hard working group we will have a banquet, 3s we have done in the past years. The students on the staff receive a journalism certificate for their first two years of service. The third year they receive a journalism pin. Those who complete their fourth year receive a guard. These certificates and pins are presented to the students at the annual banquet. The Darien school paper, The Eagle has participated in an exchange program this year. The school sends their papers out and receives others in return. The different schools that the Eagle exchanged with are Genoa City, Richmond, DcForest, Whitewater, Sharon. Capron, Palmyra. Williams Bay, Walworth, Delavan, Clinton, Monona Crove, Union Grove, and one paper even goes as far as Tulsa. Oklahoma. DRAMATIC CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Clarice Logterman, Joan Oleston, Pat Veley, Joanne Conley, Danielle Duvall, Pat Ram-mien, Dick McCarthey. Barbara Clowes, Judy Heller. Mary Merrill. SECOND ROW: Delores Wheeler. Eleanor Garber, Bernice Wilkins. Donna Putman, Dorothy Michaelson, Ruby Meyer, Pat Williams. Carole Austin, Janet Zwieg. Mary Boviall, Donna Heller. THIRD ROW: Jerry Packard, Eugene Woodard, Allen Austin, David Cox. Tom Krueger, Dale Beardsley, Ronnie Williams. (Not pictured), Hardy Kroeze. The Dramatic Clubofficers are Danielle Duvall, President; Hardy Kroeze, Vice President; Dick McCarthey, Secretary; Joanne Conley, Treasurer; Dale Bearsley, Representative. The Club presented three one-act plays. One play was the story about a bride and the troubles her family, her groom, and she herself had trying to have a Quiet Home Wedding. In A Girl in Every Port a sailor got into trouble because at the same time he proposed to six girls, who couldn't keep it a secret. The difficulties a family got into by following the Do It Yourself’ policy was presented in another of the plays. Mrs. Gosso the director of the plays was presented with a potted flower by the club, because of her excellent direction. FORENSICS One of the purposes of the Forensic Club is to help young people develop poise and speaking ability in front of an audience. The officers of this years Forensic Club are Ruby Meyer, President; Dorothy Beier, Vice President; Kenneth Williams, Representative. There are seven members in the club. In serious declamations those participating were Pat Veley, Penny ; Dorothy Beier. To Him Who Waits ; and Mary Boviall, When the Stone Rolled Away. In humorousdeclamations those participating were Clarice Logterman, A Temporary Permanent ; and Ruby Meyer, Those Incriminating Bones. Those participating in extemporaneous reading were Beverly Woodard and Kenneth Williams. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED, left to right: Bernice Wilkins. Janet Zwieg. Pat Rammien. Judy Heller. STANDING: Joan Oleston, Dorothy Michealson. Beverly Wilkins. Betty Jacobs. Mary Ellen Merrill, Bonnie Lange, Delores Wheeler, Pat Veley, Janet Huisheere, Eleanor Garber, Nellanc Koele, Mary Ann Gcist. Donna Putman, Barbara Clowes. Carole Austin. The purpose of the library club is to take care of the school library. One of the duties of the members this year is to check the books out and in. They also keep a record of the books that each student reads oo a special card. The fines of over due books are kept by the treasurer. The magazines which the school receives are checked in by the club members. They keep the shelves in order also. A special project for this year was cleaning out the card catalogue. All cards for books which were lost or removed from the library were discarded. When new books are received it is the duty of the members of the club to take care of them. 1 will give you an idea of the many things that have to be done to new books. First, they stamped with the school name in three places throughout the book. The summary from the book jacket, the book pocket, and date due slip are pasted in the book, and the pocket and the pocket card are filled out. A record is made of the book and it is classified. The classification is written on the back of the book. The last job is to make out a shelf card and the proper catalogue cards. The library club meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays every week to perform these duties. Officers President....................................Janet Zwieg Vice President..........................Mary Ellen Merill Secretary Treasurer..........................Pat Veley Student Council Representative.............Eleanor Garber OFFICE GIRLS Left to right: Danielle Duvall, Office Typist; Beverly Wilkins, Dropped; Janet Huisheere. Attendance Clerk; Delores Wheeler, Dropped; Mary Ann Geist, Filing Clerk; Donna Putman, Eleanor Garber, Visual Aid Typists; Janet Zwieg. Office Typist. Certain duties arc assigned to each girl who signs up to be an office girl. This year has been a busy year for the office typists. Mr. Cox is President of the Southern Regionial Conference. There was a lot of typing to be done for each meeting which was held. The office girls are a great help to Mr. Cox. 47 Pat Rammien, Book Rental Librarian: Pat Williams, Dropped. SNAPSHOTS Cast of the Dramatic Club en-erge tica 11 y studying lines. Homecom i n g Dance Coronation Ceremony. Yakity yak! Yakity yak! and Yakity yak! Seniors strolling in the park on a spring day. One...... Two...... Three.. . . Kick! Thank you Class of’55 for the trophy case. 48 6fr SlOHSdVMS SNAPSHOTS 50 GRADE ADELAIDE COLLINS Kindergarten ALICE B. WELTY Grade 1 LILYAN GIESE Grade 4 MYRTLE SCHOLL Grades 5 and 6 Grade Activities The seventh and eighth grade teacher is Mr. Jones. The class officers are President, Donna Boltz; Vice President, Bonnie Boltz; Treasurer, Denny Rammien; Secretary, Louisa Rush. Their student council representatives are: Donna Boltz, grade eight and Leonard Logterman, grade seven. The grade school has a non-conference basketball team. The captain is Denny Rammien. The coach is Mr. Jones. The grade cheerleaders are: Donna Boltz (captain), Pam Woodford, Bonnie Boltz, Judy Rogers and Betty Robbins (substitute). The grade school's activities included a carnival on October 22nd. This was held to raise money for basketball uniforms. (Continued on next page) 52 TEACHERS ELSIE SCHAID Grade 2 BEATRICE WURTZ Grade 3 MAYNARD JONES Grades 7 and 8 AMANDA ARENDT Grade Music The seventh and eighth homecoming float won first prize in the school parade. They had a Christmas party on December 16th, a graduation party in May and a class trip in May. The official name of the grade paper is the Eaglet’’. It is edited and published by Betty Robbins and Donna Boltz. It is published every six weeks. The money goes into the class fund. Class members pay fifty cents a month to help finance their class trip. The fifth and sixth grades made many different and useful items from leather. They are planning on a class trip at the end of this school year. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Betty Robbins Donna Boltz Juanita Conley Adeline Conley Louisa Rush Dennis Rammien Gene Kempken Mary Hendrickson Bob Ellis Brian Mann Katherine Engle Ruth Lederer Roger Gleason Robert Jefferson Ernie Kooistra Mary Beth Lange Barbara Scott Charlotte Wiedemer Robert Heller Nancy Vorpahl Robert Garber David Stuver Judy Truckenbrod Judy Rogers 54 SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Leonard Logterman Pam Woodford Wayne Brown Rheta Merrill Bonnie Boltz Not Pictured Robert Brown FIFTH GRADE AND SIXTH GRADE Shirley Brown Emma Jean Cogar Juanita Cogar Donna Dohrmann Carmen Harvey Gordon Hirsch Kay Huckaby Larry Huisheere Gloria Keniston Marjorie Lock Donna Vance Marilyn Verhoef Lois Welch Judy Wiedemer Glenda Zahm William Blakely 55 FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE Wallace Conley Betty Gleason James Hays Judy Hejhal Barbara Hendrickson Philip Johnson Kenneth Ledercr Edward Parker Gary Randall Tommy Scott Mary Lou Smith Karen Truckenbrod Beverly Verhoef Gary Wheeler Allen Williams Not Pictured James Jones Kenneth Cogar FOURTH GRADE Sally Lock Jennie Lou Schmid Monica O'Brien Frances McKay Rande Gates Robert Christman Jacky Rogers Shirley Engle 56 FOURTH GRADE CONTINUED Don Scoit Waller Utter Jeanne Bovial Jim Rogers Dennis Kruizenga Wesley Merchant Joan Kay Ostrum Nancy Williams Fred Bull George Wincapaw Linda Zahm Margaret Wiedemer Jeanne Marie Lang Not Pictured Ricky Mann Terry Brown THIRD GRADE Mike Boisvert Connie Aude Warren Woods Gerald V3nce Jerry Keniston John Jacobson Pat Hamilton James Conley 57 THIRD GRADE CONTINUED Karen Sue Veley Mary Ann Robbins Susan Randall Karen Nash Donna Lee Cornelison Mike Grams Jill McCartie Carolyn Kooistra Judith Bigelow Brian Bates Edna Mae Koele Sandra Munger Charles Riegert Randall Utter Marcia Zwieg Douglas Gleason Gary Bell SECOND GRADE Ronnie Dohrmann Susan August Helen Wiedemer Patty Mawhinney 58 SECOND GRADE CONTINUED Mike Rogers Linda Wine a paw Jerry Bauer Danny Gleason Linda Hirsch Larry Sanford Gary Karsteuer Schelia Riegert Dolores Schutr Lynda Cooper Robert Kochi Jody Wolters Lois Kelly Parker Merrill Tom Robbins George Arnold Stanley Logterman Clayton Hamilton Jackie McCartie Bonnie Veley Russell Quirin Donna Oleston Curtis Woods Not Pictured Barbara Packard Nadine Giller John Jones 59 FIRST GRADE Michael August Thomas Vance Steven Boisvert Marjory Schmid Gordon Kitzman Douglas Fa Hinson James Brown Donna Schutt Christine Quinn Susan Boltz Jean Duncomb Arthur Olstrum Danny Arnold Billy Harvey James Dodge Sherry Karstetter Judy Kay Munger Susan Kruizenga Peggy Coehoorn Edward Bauer Gerald Dohrman Bobby Blakely Anne Parker Dennis Williams 60 FIRST GRADE CONTINUED James Williams Gerald Fuerstenau Charles Bates Larry Schlieger Wayne Schlieger Jennifer Johnson Alfred Olson Not Pictured Michael Cogar Paul Cogar KINDERGARTEN Kaye Anclam Barbara Ann Arnold Thomas Bauer Helen Dobrick Wayne Fehrm Kathleen Gray James Hamilton Linda Kay Hedges William Johnson Donal Kaehler Linda Kelly Neal Kitzman Jeffrey Lange Norman Logterman Richard Potter Duane Reum 61 KINDERGARTEN CONTINUED Theresa Rogers Creig Sandford George Welch CLASS AUTOGRAPHS 62 BELOIT ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCE COMMUNITY RELATIONS FUND MEMBERS Beloit Bus Company Beloit Daily News Beloit Foundry Company Beloit Iron Works Beloit Lumber and Fuel Company Beloit State Bank Benson Optical Company Bredesen's Inc. E. L. Chester Company Dougan Guernsey Farms Dunnick’.s Fairbanks Morse and Company Freeman Shoe Corporation George Brothers — East Side Store George Brothers - West Side Store Goodall's Harri s Ace Store Klenzade Products, Inc. McNeany’s R. T. Morrill Plumbing Murkland Shoe Store National Clothing House Osborn’s Reitler Clothing Co. Robertson Refrigeration Rock River Lumber and Fuel Company Rosman Uehling and Kinzer Schoenfeld Funeral Home Second National Bank Clara Stone Ready-to-wear Van Wart Agency Werner Electric Brake and Clutch Company Waver I y Beach Wisconsin Power and Light Company Radio Station W.G.E.Z. Witte-Barker Inc. Wright and Wagner Dairy Company Yagla’s Yates American Machine Company POMTIAC... PONTIAC DON NICKOLS SALES AND SERVICE Phone 2201 Walworth, Wisconsin GOOD LUCK TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 56” ALBERT ZWIEG GENERAL CONTRACTOR Phone 2R3 Darien Wisconsin SERVICE STATION PROMPT TRUCK DELIVERY HAROLD PACKARD ONE-STOP SERVICE ALL PETROLEUM-PRODUCTS Phone 65 J. W. PACKARD, AGENT JULIAN’S TOWER SERVICE BIG FOOT INN Hiways 14 15 Res. Phone 66R3 Big Foot Illinois PORTRAITS Mary Bovial Compliments of WHEELER’S STEAK HOUSE AND BOWLING Darien, Wisconsin Darien THE COLONIAL CLUB Don and Mary Boltx — Owners Known the Country Over For Wonderful Food Wisconsin BACK THESE MERCHANTS THEY BACKED OUR YEARBOOK GEORGE 0. TRUEX, M. D. Physician ond Surgeon Darien Wisconsin Best Wishes to the class of 56 JANESVILLE LINCOLN MERCURY, INC. Paul Delwiche, Owner Janesville Wisconsin Best Wishes to the class of 56 MERRILL'S SWEET SHOP Lunches Fountain Service Film, Film Service Darien Wisconsin Compliments of DELAVAN TIRE STORE Delavan Wisconsin DARIEN HARDWARE COMPANY Plumbing—Heating Appliances— Philgas Television Phone 23 Darien Wisconsin CITIZEN'S BANK OF DELAVAN Delavan Wisconsin ' ££t K 00° WYMAN TRACY - JEWELER Watches—Diamonds—Gifts And Silverware 410 Stole Street Beloit Wisconsin Compliments of THE DELAVAN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY Offset and Letterpress Printing and Publications Phone 633 Delavan Wisconsin Telephone 282R1 OUR AIM — MAtDWAM I VICI AT n� BIST WESTPHAL -HARDWARI HARLEY B. WESTPHAL Sharon Wisconsin ELKHORN LOCKER SERVICE Custom Slaughter and Processing Phone Parkview 3 2919 Elkhorn Wisconsin SNYDER AND WOOD Funeral Direction Ambulance Service And Furniture Phone 3R2 High Quality Band Instruments Manufactured By THE GETZEN COMPANY Elkhorn Wisconsin Clinton Wisconsin Success to the Class of 56 CLINTON EQUIPMENT COMPANY Clinton Wisconsin ELECTRIC APPLIANCE AND T.V. SHOP Raytheon and Sylvania Television Sales and Service 30 S. Wisconsin St. Park 3-2914 Elkhorn Wisconsin THIELE BROTHERS I 'arm Construction—Building Material General Contractors Phone Clinton 89F13 Allen Grove Wisconsin GEO. R. BREBER Music Company Holton Band Instruments Parkview 3-2233 Elkhorn Wisconsin Compliments of SHEEHAN'S PACKAGE STORE Open Daily 9 AM to 9 PM and Sunday Phone 8 Delavan, Wisconsin GARDNER AGENCY Real Estate — Insurance 109 N. 3rd. St. Medical Building Phone 379R1 Delovon Wisconsin DELAVAN GREENHOUSE Wedding — Funerals — All Occasions Phone 119 Delovon Wisconsin Congratulations to the class of “56“ THE DELAVAN ENTERPRISE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Delovon Wisconsin Compliments of BATCHELET’S SALES AND SERVICE Delovon Wisconsin BEN BOWERS Men's Wears Indies Handkerchiefs, Hosiery and Aprons Delovon Wisconsin JOH ANNE SEN-FARRAR, INC. Insurance and Real Estate Phone 428 Delovon Wisconsin WISCONSIN SOUTHERN GAS CO. INC. serving Delovon, Lake Genva, Burlington and Twin Lakes Communities SCHEURMAN'S Paints — Wallpaper — Linoleum Delovon Wisconsin Compliments of WILLENBORG’S Delovon Wisconsin Compliments of WISCONSIN STATE BANK “Serving here 100 years“ Delovon Wisconsin FOREMAN AND WALTMAN Tailors and Clothiers Phone 1562 Delovon Wisconsin LAFAVE, INC. Your Frigidaire Dealer Phone 798 Delovon Wisconsin BUCKLES AGENCY Town — Luke — Country Homes Phone 311R1 Delovon Wisconsin Compliments to the Class of “56“ DELAVAN CLINIC Compliments of BADGER TELEVISION Phone 223 Delavan Wisconsin BARKER LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of Building Materials of All Kinds FREY AND SPITZ Fuel—Paints—Fencing Barber Shop Darien Wisconsin Darien Wisconsin WALTER A. LARSON Compliments of Insurance Service BERT J. WILKINS Insurance Agent Darien Wisconsin Darien Wisconsin LARRY'S GARAGE HURDIS AND KRUEGER Auto and Truck Repair 24 hr. Service International Ilorvestor Dealers Farm Equipment and Motor Trucks Freezers—Refrigerators Phone 128 Darien, Wisconsin Dorien Wisconsin Success to the class of “56 ’ THE SCHALK AGENCY MOM’S CAFE Insurance for all needs Phone 87 Darien • Wisconsin Darien Wisconsin Compliments of HAROLD DODGE DARIEN IGA Drug Store Dcrien Wisconsin Darien Wisconsin Compliments of Compliments of “DARY ANN” RALPH BULL MEAT MARKET Don Quenvold Darien Wisconsin Compliments of BOB WOODFORD Plumbing and Heating RALPH GOSSO Phone 74R2 Darien Wisconsin Darien Wisconsin THOMSON'S FEED COMPANY Compliments of Purina and Master Mix heeds Custom Grinding and Mixing SIKES MOTORS Darien Wisconsin Delavan Wisconsin J. A. HAMILTON AND SON A Familiar Clinton Landmark For Over SO Years Home Owned and Operated Compliments of COUGHLIN ROYAL BLUE Frozen Food Center Sharon Wisconsin DOROTHY AND BEA’S CLINTON BEAUTY SHOP Phone 88 Clinton Wisconsin SHARON HARDWARE COMPANY INC. Home of Friendly Service Phone 215 Sharon Wisconsin J. A. CHRISTIANSEN Ford Garage Clinton Wisconsin SHARON 5$-$1.00 School Supplies Sharon Wisconsin Compliments of LUNOWA-MASON Clinton Wisconsin For Gas Appliances and Bulk or Bottle Gas Phone or See NATURAL L.P. CORPORATIONS Sharon Wisconsin Compliments to the “Class of “56’ DR. GEORGE AND DR. SHULER Clinton Wisconsin MICHAEL BRILL, JEWELRY STORE here the Street Clock Stands Beloit Wisconsin Congratulations Class of “56” NAPPER’S FOOD CENTER Clinton Wisconsin OLSEN, CONROY AND COMPANY Headquarters for Lane Cedar Chests Beloit Wisconsin ALLEN GROVE GENERAL STORE Allen Grove Wisconsin STANTON SHOES Shoes for all the Family Over 36 years on State Street 311 State Street Beloit, Wisconsin MUNDSCHAU BARBER SHOP l,ll pays to look well Sharon Wisconsin KRUEGER SPORT SHOP McGregor — Goldsmith Sporting Goods and Equipment Phone E-26827 426 Pleasant Street Beloit, Wisconsin Compliments of E AT'N TIME DRIVE IN Delovon Wisconsin BERGSTROM’S FLOWERS Flowers for all Occasions Funeral Designs a Specialty Phone 5001 Walworth, Wisconsin Compliments of WILLIAMS GROCERY Delovon Wisconsin Compliments of CLOVER FARM STORE Walworth Wisconsin DOYAN RAYON LUMBER COMPANY Phone 46 Delovon Wisconsin Compliments of BALDWIN’S FOOD MART On Walworth’s Greater East Side Walworth Wisconsin LYNCH AND SON Men’s Clothing Ladies Sweaters-Skirts-Blouses Delovon • Wisconsin JERRY POWERS CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Phones 25 and 571 65 North Ayer Street Harvard Illinois Compliments of SAUER CHEVROLET SALES, INC. Chevrolet—Olds—Cadillac Delovon Wisconsin MOTOR SERVICE COMPANY Complete line of Auto Parts And Accessories Mall Chain Saws and Service Headquarters Harvard Illinois DELAVANA CLUB Delovon Wisconsin CLINTON CONSUMERS CO-OP Midland Petroleum Products Fumi Supplies Phone 24 Clinton, Wisconsin | Jj ROBERT ALDER AND SONS, INC. Dean’s Country Charm Milk and Ice Cream Buy it at your Food Store CLINTON TOPPER The Clinton Community Newspaper Wedding Announcements Commercial Printing — Office Supplies Clinton Wisconsin Compliments of NIEMAN’S GREENHOUSE Delovon W i scon s i n Compliments of THE DELONG COMPANY Clinton Wisconsin Compliments oj CLAIR LOUNGE Bowling—Cocktail lounge Lake Genva Wisconsin COUNTY LINE CAFE Route 14 Darien Wisconsin Compliments of FRIEND OIL Lake Genva Wisconsin COUNTY LINE MOTEL Route 14 Darien Wisconsin Compliments of DAILEYS CLOTHING STORE Clothing for Men and Boys Elkhorn Wisconsin HAMLIN'S Camera and Luggage Shop Phone 3767 Janesville Wisconsin ELKHORN HARDWARE COMPANY Platts Brothers, Proprietors Hardware, Sporting Goods Sheet Metal Work WILKE MOTORS Hudson Sulcs and Service Janesville Wisconsin SLIDE INN Fancy Sundaes Good Food Elkhorn Wisconsin HARMONY CAFE Highway 14 A Janesville Wisconsin Janesville Wisconsin Congratulations to the Class of “56” A P Delavan Wisconsin ABELE AND OSLON Floor Coverings 205 E. Milwaukee St. Phone PI. 4-6665 Janesville Wisconsin Compliments of VANDOR INN Darien Wisconsin Compliments of BLISS MOTEL Highway 11,14, 89 Phone 42F4 COMPLIMENTS OF MAIN CAFE AND BAR Whitewoter, Wisconsin FIRST CITIZEN STATE BANK Whitewater, Wisconsin CHAMBERLIN CLOTHING STORE Whitewater, Wisconsin CATANIA BUDGET STORE Whitewater, Wisconsin WALWORTH TIMES Walworth, Wisconsin COOPER’S MARKET INC. Walworth, Wisconsin ASSOCIATED FARMERS CO-OP Clinton, Wisconsin HUGHES PAINT STORE Delavan, Wisconsin MURPHY AND O'NEIL Delavan, Wisconsin PARK CAFE Delavan, Wisconsin WAFFLE SHOP Delavan, Wisconsin McSORLEY GROCERY Delavan, Wisconsin STAFFORD’S SHOES Harvard, Illinois LIPPE TELEVISION AND RADIO STORE Harvard, Illinois LAMPS ELEVATOR Sharon, Wisconsin SHARON REPORTER Your Printer BAKER LUMBER COMPANY Sharon, Wisconsin MARGARET'S CARD GIFT SHOP Sharon, Wisconsin BUD’S MARKET Sharon, Wisconsin S. W. HOWE - JEWELER Beloit, Wisconsin JO-VEL GRILL Lake Genva, Wisconsin BOB KEEFE ASSN. Lake Genva, Wisconsin DARIEN 5 10 Darien, Wisconsin THE FARMERS STATE BANK Member of F.D.I.C. Dcrien, Wisconsin DARIEN BEAUTY STUDIO Darien, Wisconsin TRIANGLE STORE Dorien, Wisconsin SAYLES JEWELRY Janesville, Wisconsin TALLY HO-INN Delavan, Wisconsin LYNCH OFFICE SUPPLY Janesville, Wisconsin ARCHIE CHRISTMAN POSTMASTER Darien, Wisconsin JOHNSON DANIELSON INSURANCE AGENCY Darien, Wisconsin for a . . . full Schedule of news, sports and entertainment READ LISTEN the Janesville Daily Gazette J those features are especially for youth NEWS —National and international events. —School happenings —Social events FEATURES —EXCLUSIVE IN GAZETTE ... enjoyable comics ... sports coverage by George Raubacher Outdoor Life by George S. Bacliay ... PLUS TV and radio schedules. Political commentary. to radio station WCLO th ese programs are especially for youth MUSIC —9 HOURS OF POPULAR MUSIC daily with Disc Jockeys Ed Hadley, Dick Johnson, Bill Korst, Boh Walker and Don Boyd. If it’s “pops” you’ll hear it on WCLO. SPORTS —High School —U of W Football and Basketball —Green Bay Packers —Milwaukee Braves —World Series and top national sports events. NEWS —1500 minutes of local, national, and international news daily —Social functions Greetings and good wishes to the youth of this community JANESVILLE DAILY GAZETTE KADIO STATION WCLO AND WCLO-FM DIAL 123 DIAL 100 Ever stop to think of Reddy Kilowatt when you and that certain special person arc dancing? No, of course you don’t but Reddy’s always there . . . playing that t'uke box, radio or record player. Without irn — no music. And that’s the way it is with Reddy. He’s taken for granted, many times forgotten, but he’s ever present to do your bidding. Call on him often. WISCONSIN POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY The main entrance of the school is located to the right of the Auditorium. The entrance faces Washington Street and Highway 15. Proposed Plan For DELAVAN-DARIEN UNION HIGH SCHOOL