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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

Published by the Students of DELAVAN-DAR I EN HIGH SCHOOL Oelavan, Wisconsin. 1959 ED SIERT. Editor VIRGINIA DOERR. Associate Editor VIRGINIA VARONI, Art Editor CHARLES VOSS, Business Manager ARTHUR PETERS. Sponsor TABLE OF CONTENTS Title Page 1 Administration 3 Seniors 5 Underclassmen 43 Activities 53 Sports 81 Faculty 113 Senior Index 118 AUTOGRAPHS BOARD OF EDUCATION CHARLES GRANSEE, Director; J. ARTHUR MORAN. Attorney: DR. JOSEPH A. CARROLL, Treasurer; DONALD BEARDSLEY. Clerk; MRS. HENRY LAUTERBACH, Director; C. H. WILEMAN, Superintendent; RALPH ACKERMAN. President. OFFICE STAFF: Dorothy Boersma and Mrs. Knight 3 ADMINISTRATION AUTOGRAPHS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT DAVID JOHN SWENDER Swon Might as well be out of the world as out of fashion. STEPHEN F. MULLER Bomber Jokes and laughter always surround him; sadness and grief would only confound him! VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY DONNA MARIE KEATING Keats” TREASURER But. Mr Pieper. I only said WILLIAM J. LARSON Bill Someday one of those darn women is going to catch up with me - I hope. b PHYLLIS SUZANNE AMES Susie’ She is the studious one of our class, but don't let that deceive you. CAROLE EARLENE AUSTIN Carole Her friends are many few are her foes, if any. RICHARD EVER LTTE ARENZ Rich Early to bed. early to rise, while his girl goes out with other guys. JULIAN FRANK BATES Bat” I used to he pretty conceited, hut now I’m a pretty nice guy. KAREN ELAINE AUGUST Red Charming and sweet. To know is a treat. LEORA M. BEELMAN Lee Lives for G.A.A. 6 JOHN BEHRENS '•John' He's always seen but never heard. HARRIET MARIE BELL -Happy” Milwaukee Braves? What are they? LOIS ANN BEHRENS Farmer” Silenee is golden; she's as poor as n church mouse. BENJAMIN A BENSON. JR. Skip” -Frequently within my brain. I gently think a thought. DOROTHY ELAINE BEIER -Dot- Full of pep, full of fun. you'll usually find her on the run. BARBARA LEA BERESH Barb” Hair of blond, eyes of blue; all that and a man. too. 7 JOHN FRANKLIN BLAKE “John' I can't get along with my teacher; there are a few things left for them to learn. LoROY THOMAS BOV1ALL •Tom' Victim of a female charm F.RI.AN SHELLY BLISS Professor The Quiet Man NANCY CAMACHO BUSTILLO Nancy “Por ejemplo en La Paz ...” JEROME G. IiORUCKI Sputnik He’ll show Einstein. BARBARA CAROL CLOWES Barb” Men are a woman's best friend. 8 SUZANNE COHARD Frenchie Happy-go-lucky, to smile seems her rule CLAUDE D. DAVIS. JR. Big Nick” Being good is a lonesome job. (P. S. I’m not so lonesome.) GERALD ROBERT CONN ESS 'Coconuts' The joker of the deck, but not a had deal THOMAS J. DELANEY Tommy Dee” You poor people that live In the city . . .” TERENCE JOHN CUMMINGS Terry” Woman Hater DEANNA MAE DeLONG Dee Good nature and good sense are a wonderful pair: For these values together are very rare. 9 VIRGINIA ELEANOR DOKRR Jeanie” ’’It's not that I don't want an education. It's just that I don't like school. JUDITH MAE EVANS Judy The only days that don't bother me are yesterday, today, and tomorrow. MARY ANN KGKNES Mary Am I my brother’s keeper? MADONNA MARIE FIGAHS Figie She’s the pilot for our noon rides. RICHARD HAROLD KGENES Rich He lives all winter just to swing a golf club in the spring CAROL ANN GALLAGHER Gal Serious moments may come, but soon pass over the head of this serious lass. 10 ROBERT JOHN GARDNER Bob Don’t look at mo Kiris: you make me blush. JON Mil.TON GOFF Hooker” Girls are bothersome, but I don’t mind being bothered. ANDREW LADD GIBSON Hoot A textlKJok wired for sound. GERALD ARTHUR GRANT Grunt Greater men have lived, but he doubts it! EDWARD JAMES GLE1TER Ed If I can’t sleep at night. I'll just have to sleep in school. GALE MARIE GRAVES Gale A different love each week 11 CYNTHIA CAROL GREGG Ti A teacher’s delight JUDITH LOUISE HELLER Jude” Money is the root of all evil, and I’m in there rootin'!” DONALD II. HALLETT Don Where's All The Women? MARILYN JANE IIETZKL Hetz There are many advantages to working in a library. DORIS JEAN HALSTED Chester I like men. hut show me a man.” MARGARET ANN HOLLISTER Margie She's cute, sweet and very petite. 12 ANDREA LOIS HONSE •‘Annie Gooney” She shifts her brain into neutral, and lets her tongue idle on. BERNARD P. KEMPKKN ••Paul” When there are women and song, that’s when Paul comes along. LLOYD WILLIAM JOHNSEN ••Bill” Tall, blonde and handsome, that’s what the girls say. but he never goes out because he says it doesn't pay. JAMES MICHAEL KENNEY ••Penguin He looks like the silent type, but looks are deceiving. DONNA ARLENE JOHNSON •Ole” She has climbed the ladder of success, lad by lad. LINDA M. KINDLESPARKER •‘Kindle” She’s our All-American girl. 13 WILLIAM JOSEPH KLASKE Ratz I have the philosophy of life: sleep all day. play all ni ht. RICHARD W. KROLL Dick” I don't like cars, cops are my best followers! FRANK WILLIAM KOOISTRA Frank” Plenty of good nature and lots of fun. makes him well liked by everyone. BARBARA ANN LANGE Barb You can tell her by the noise she doesn't make. 14 .JOHN CHARLES LEITZKE Klitzke Got a comic book I haven't read? WARREN E. LIPPS JR. Comey Exercise? I peeled an orange for breakfast! CHUCK DAVIS LIND Chuck The kid with the curly hair. HAROLD JACOB LOS Harold A man of few words GLORIA JEAN LINDLOFF Gordie She's here I heard her giggle! NELLIE DAGMAR LOVE Nell I don't have to use peroxide” 15 RICHARD LLOYD MALSCH '•Dick'4 “All the great men of The world arc dead, and I’m not feeling very well, myself.” k JIMME LEE MERRILL Jim” “Happy am I. from care I'm free; why aren't they all contented as me? GERALDINE ANN McQORD Louie” The Old Piano Roll Blues BARBARA ANN MEYER Barb Sometimes I sit and think sometmies I just sit. CAROLYN J. McQUALITY Carolyn “Mrs. Berkompas? ‘Yes. that’s the Phy-Ed Teacher’s name also. JAMES D. MORSE Jim Who needs a tonic? 16 LARRY H. MORSE '•Larry' I’m not always quiet PATRICIA LOUISE O’CONNOR •‘Pat” Diamonds are a girl's best friend. JUDITH ANN MUSSER Mustard Oh. are you in the Air Force? JUDY KAY PALMATIER Judy Don't mess my hair. ELEANOR MARY NEZKI Elio Sometimes she’s happy, Sometimes she’s sad: She may he mischievous. But really not too bad! CATHERINE ANN PETERS Cathy Neat as a pin. Quiet and trim 17 HENRY W. PETERS Hank English teacher’s pride and joy LEON OTTO QUAST Leon” “Romeo. Romeo, where art thou?” LAURA MARIE PETERSON Poetic Sunshine from a bottle. DIANE CAROL REEB Crazy Legs I’m going to Brook's this noon; are you coming along? JOSEPH WM PROCTOR .Toe But. Mr. Pieper, what makes you think I like to argue? NVALLIE LEA REIMER Wallie The atmosphere is perfect at Craig's Drive In. 18 TERRY L. ROE •‘Terry The light that lies in a woman’s eyes . . . RONALD EUGENE SCHOLL “Bug “Let others do the labor: I'll do the rest.” CURTIS JON RUBECK Percy” Women are a man’s best friend: I’m the friendly type.” JOAN LEA SCHRAMSKI Jo Ann” Well. I like Darien.” % RANDY L. SCHMUCK Snook” Go away. I’m sleeping. DONNA LEE SCULLY Putt. Putt” She’s always seen in an Impala . 19 PHYLLIS JOAN SHEAHAN Phil With a penny for every freckle. I'd bo rich. JEROME HAROLD SKELTON Tiny “I wish there were some Other way to start the day besides waking up. CONSTANCE EVA SHIMKUS Singles Still water runs deep. JUDITH ANN SMITH Judy Good things come in small packages. EDWARD A. SIERT Ed Gee. Dave, how can we do such good work? LLOYD JOHN SMITH Smitty His black book runneth over. 20 MARIE A. STARDY •'Marie” Chew. Chew, Chew ing Gum You’ll never find her without some. JOHN ALLEN SUNDBERG •’Sunbeam” Helpless. Harmless. But not Hopeless JOHN M. SORG • Egor” Little man with a big heart. NORMAN A TEUBERT. JR. “Sonny” I never let studies interfere with my education. 21 WILLIAM JAMES VANCE. JR. “Wilby’ “If fame comes after death, then I'm in no hurry.” VIRGINIA MARIE VARONI ••Vampire” ••Don't call me Vampire!” WANEETAJOANE VAN DE BOGERT •'Neeta” Leader of women followed by men DALE HERMAN VOLBERDING “Herman” I don't get this.” DARRELL D. VAN HESS ••Darrell” A toe in everything, if not the whole foot. KENNETH ERNEST WAGNER “Ken” A member of the “Bored” of education 22 GERALD VERN WESTERBERG Westy” Quiet, with never a worry or care. ARCH WOODARD Archie Bald With many interests, he is always welcomed by the crowd. FREDRICK ALLEN WILEMAN Fred No matter what the discussion Ik . I always find time to disagree. BEVERLY F WOODARD Bev I do not blush! DAVID FRANK WILLARD .. Will- Nothing spectacular just neat. BARBARA ANN YOUMANS Barb Quiet and reserved until you get to know her. Then watch out. 23 “SENIORS HARD Secretarial Training MISS HOLEN Now should we try the 200’'? American Problems MR. PIEPER Mr. Picper is pointing at a map. Not so? AT WORK” Physics Class MR. MOUM Some of these future scientists are testing electro-magnets made by members of the class. 25 Senior Class Prophecy June 6, 1979 Dear Minnie, Today the Senior Class of 1959 held their 19th annual reunion on the moon. Last year we held it on Mars, but Tom Delaney, Sheriff of Mars, said that Jon Goff, Dick Arenz, Don Hallett, and Randy Schmuck, who all belong to a spacemobile club, were rodding their spacemobiles; and Mars won’t let us hold our reunions there anymore. Jim Morse, the head of the club, said that he can’t understand it! Jerry Borucki, Chief Rocket Launcher for the U. S., said that the moon has a better surface for our type of reunion, anyway. Oh, Minnie, just everyone was there! Jim Merrill, who says ponies are still wonderful and has $5,000,000 to prove it, was there. Barbara Beresh brought her own rocket. It’s a baby blue convertible, and her husband gave it to her. I can't remember his name, but he’s quite well off. With Barb was Donna Scully, who runs a beauty shop exclusively for people with black hair. Diana Reeb, Sue Cohard, Eleanor Nezki, and Gloria Lindloff were with them. Diana is now a Senator in Wisconsin; Sue Cohard, who was Prom Queen our Junior year, works for a big executive in Washington, D. C.; she does nothing but sits on his lap and smile! Eleanor liked playing in the band so much that she now conducts the Philharmonic Orchestra. Gloria is an author now and recently completed a book entitled, How to Catch a Man. Hank Peters was there and he’s now an English teacher at our old Alma Mater. It seems that he wanted to carry on the family tradition. Donna Figahs came in her “Green Beetle” and brought some more of the kids. Among them were Marilyn Hetzel and Happy Bell. Marilyn has left the library and has joined the WAC’s. Happy has taken over the managing of the Chicago Cubs. Donna Johnson took time off from teaching in her school of “Personality and Charm” to come. Margie Hollister, Gale Graves, Anne Sturtevant, Pat O’Connor, Carolyn Mc-Quality, and Barb Meyer came together. They run a snack shop that features Home Cooking. Nellie Love isn’t one of the partners, because she helps her husband in his gas station. Leora Beelman, who runs her own snack shop, the former Dinty Moore’s, doesn’t know how to meet this problem of competition with the other snack shop. I ran into Lois and John Behrens. You know, they're the sensational sister-brother wrestling team. Between matches Lois tells jokes. 26 Senior Class Prophecy Fred Wileman, superintendent of schools here on Earth, came along with Dave Swender, the president of our graduation class and now the U. S. Good-Will Ambassador to Russia. Tom Boviall attended the reunion and told me about his five new gas stations. The former Carole Austin was with him, and she now lives in Darien and works for Tom as his assistant. Nancy Camacho was also able to come. Nancy was the foreign exchange student our Senior Year, and she is now an important figure in Bolivia. Barbara Lange, Wisconsin’s best woman orator, asked Nancy many questions. Minnie, I saw the cutest dress being worn by Judy Palmatier; she runs her own style shop which is called J. P.’s. Curtis Rubeck drove to the reunion and he told Judy and me that he actually has a driver’s license. How about that? Bev Woodard is the first woman shortstop for the Milwaukee Braves. It seems that she’s sure short enough. Arch Woodard (no relation) was telling us all jokes and some others rather slyly to Duane Snodie, the famed World’s Champion Wrestler. Jerry Grant was there. Word is that Jerry is beating Bob Hope in popularity out in Hollywood. Jerry is thinking of writing a book entitled, “How to Fast Talk Your Way Out of Anything.” I saw and talked to the first two girls from our class to be married. They were Barbara Youmans and Joan Schramiski. Joan and her husband live in Darien and Barbara said that she just loves the Air Force! Wallie Reimer and John Sundberg came and treated us to malts from their Drive-in at the Delavan Lake Inlet. The new manager of the Grocery Basket came, and guess who it is? Laurie Peterson. I hear she might name it “Peetie’s Fruit Bucket”. Donna Keating was at the reunion. Donna won an award for being the quietest and most attentive person in the States. That’s a switch! We even had a college professor attend. It was Erlan Bliss. Andy Gibson came with him. Andy is the manager of an electrical plant in New York City. A little later, Waneeta VanDe Bogart showed us a few of the things that she knows concerning her job as one of Patricia Stevens’ most highly paid models. Connie Shimkus said that she and Waneeta often ride Connie’s horses when Waneeta isn’t modeling. Connie raises many prize horses. Paul Kempken owns the largest farm in the U. S. and he brought his organ instructor, Karen August, along. One of the great debaters of our time attended. That, of course, is Bruce Lee. Another famous debater, Jerry Westerberg, and Bruce had quite a debate over the sad shape of our planetary system. John Sorg, the raiser of champion hogs, listened to them very intently. 27 Senior Class Prophecy Cynthia Gregg apologized for her husband not being able to attend. It seems that someone had to stay in Delavan and take care of her home economics classes. There was the most beautiful 1979 Ford Thunderbird at the reunion, and it belonged to’ Chuck Lind. It seems that he’s a big wheel in Detroit. We had so much fun watching Steve Muller’s track team in action. Members of it are Warren Lipps, Lloyd Johnsen, Dick Malsch, and Bob Gardner. They all looked so cute in their white shorts and those darling little shoes with the funny points on the bottom. O Judy Smith, the discoverer of Smith’s Nerve Tonic, told me that Geraldine McCord is really banging up a storm with her Boogie Woogie Combo in Chicago. She plays piano, John Blake on saxophone, Bill Klaske on drums and Phyllis Sheahan on clarinet. Speaking of combos and music, Lloyd Smith is working regularly with Bud Wilber and his orchestra. They still play for the teen dances at Lake Lawn. Remember all the fun we had at the dances? Virginia Varoni was there, too. She was afraid that she wouldn’t be able to leave the art school at which she is an instructor. One of her pupils is Bill Larson, who painted the popular portrait, “I was A Teenage Sputnik.” Jerry Skelton is the head of the milk break program at D. D. H. S. It seems that he was so good at it while in high school that they kept him on. Jerry Conness runs a gymnasium in Chicago named “Brains and Brawn”. I hear tell that Jerry has mere female customers than male. Sounds like fun! Ed Siert was at our reunion. He likes being an editor so well that he is now editor of a big newspaper in Milwaukee. Members of the staff include Phyllis Ames, sports; Dorothy Beier, Fashions the Unfashionable; Barbara Clowes, Lovelorn Column; Terry Cummings, articles on “Understanding Mother”; Cathy Peters, Etiquette; Ken Wagner, Advertising; and Dave Willard, Roving Reporter. Virginia Doerr writes articles on small town life, especially on a certain section of the country between Clinton and Darien. I’ll try to remember who else was there. Now, let me see! Oh, yes, Doris Hal-sted is head of the secretaries at Sta-Rite. Phil Kramer is assistant stock boy to the assistant stock boy to the chief stock boy at Sentry. I decided to have some refreshments supplied by Marie Stardy and her two partners, Terry Roe and Ed Gleiter. The name of their catering service is, “Roe in, Stardy Eating and Gleiter Out.” Some title, isn’t it? While I was eating, Julian Bates, Daryll Van Heiss and Dale Volberding walked by. Julian demonstrates formal wear for Gingess Brothers and Daryll and Dale are salesmen for a toy company specializing in do-it-yourself planetary kits. They all were discussing Jim Kenney winning the Presidency next year — they hope! Leon Quast came to the picnic and was observed talking to Joe Proctor. Leon is a millionaire at the present and might help Joe finance his Trading Post at the Delavan Lake Inlet. 28 Senior Class Prophecy Judy Musser joined me while I was eating, I took a short walk and ran into Andrea Honse and Nick Davis. Andy writes jokes for a national magazine, and she was trying some new jokes on Nicky. Nicky, it turned out, writes jokes for her competitive magazine and had already heard her jokes. They had quite a discussion. I decided to stop walking and rest for awhile, so I sat down near Carol Gallagher. She is Wisconsin's first lady governor. Linda Kindlesparker came running along and tripped over Judy Heller, who was sitting with Carol. Linda is president of the International G. A. A., and Judy is married to a big Cadillac dealer in Darien. Shortly after this, I saw Ron Scholl. I was surprised to see him because I've been told that he had a matinee at his theater that afternoon, and he wouldn't be able to make it. Judy Evans decided to see if she could go without talking for fifteen minutes. Skip Benson said that he’d keep time, but he didn’t have to for long because she only stopped articulating for three minutes. Judy test drives Chevrolets for G.M. and Skip is an actor under the stage name of “5-Fingers Bennie”. We were entertained some more by N orm Teubert. Norm taught us all the Space Rhumba. He is very expert as well he should be, because he now runs “Sonny's Dance Hall Pool Parlor.” Bill Vance, it seems, is a professional cue stick artist and makes good money at Sonny’s. Harold Los, Larry Morse, and John Leitzke were anxious to play with Bill and see if he’s as good as he’s rated to be. It seems they’re also pretty wicked at pool and have formed a club called the “Cue Sticks.” Love, Esmeralda P. S. Four of our former classmates were unable to attend. They were Frank Kooistra, Mary and Richard Egenes, and Deanna DeLong. Frank works on a big ocean-liner as cabin boy; Mary and Richard have opened an indoor swimming pool. Mary is lifeguard and Richard is the manager. Deanna is a physical education teacher, having taken over Mrs. B’s job. WE ARE THE RANDY SCHMUCK ERLAN BLISS BARBARA MEYERS DAVE SWENDER 30 MIGHTY SENIORS VIRGINIA VARONI WALLIE REIMER LEORA BEELMAN DORIS HALSTED 31 Senior Class Will ERLAN BLISS bequeaths his perspicacity to Dennis Savage. JERRY BORUCKI wills Sputnik back to the Russians. MARILYN HETZEL leaves the library to Miss Jenks. VIRGINIA VARONI gives the baloney back to Oscar Mayer. RON SCHOLL wills order in Psych class back to Mr. Scott. JOE PROCTOR wills all his facts (false) back to A P. LAURIE PETERSON wills her blond hair to Marie Lopez. HANK PETERS wills his height to Mike Levin. RICH ARENZ leaves his hair style to all people who have copied him. CURTIS RUBECK wills the curfew back to the Delavan Police. LEORA BEELMAN wills “Dinty’s” back to the “Colonel”. JULIAN BATES wills his clarinet back to Benny Goodman. ANDREW GIBSON wills his electrical ability to George Jones. LOIS BEHRENS gives her nickname back to the farm. BEN BENSON leaves his five fingers to any safe-cracker who wants them. JOHN BLAKE wills his noon rides with Mr. Pieper to anyone who likes cough drops. TOM BOVIALL wills his black wavy hair to Ted Wenzel. BARB CLOWES VIRGINIA DOERR leave their jobs at the Root Beer stand to anyone who is courageous enough to carry a tray. SUE COHARD leaves her hair rinse to Marilyn Sliker. JERRY CONNESS leaves his athletic ability to Dick Grair. TERRY CUMMINGS wills his neatness of dress to Kenny Heller. NICK DAVIS leaves the drug store back to the druggists. TOM DELANEY wills his little red truck to Jim Borg. DEANNA DELONG wills her Illinois driving to Dick Frank. JUDY EVANS wills her loquaciousness to Sue Stirmel. 32 Senior Class Will Continued DICK MARY EGENES leave the school to the mercy of their brothers. ARCH WOODARD leaves his bright smile to Gordon Wilear. JERRY WESTERBERG BILL VANCE will their bicycles to Jeff Roth Tom Theobald. JERRY GRANT wills his speed afoot to Charles Anderson. JON GOFF wills his Olds engine to anyone who can start it. BRUCE LEE wills his muscular build to Dick Olson. DONNA JOHNSON wills her FFA pin to Pat Whalen. PHYLLIS AMES leaves the FTA to the FFA. DICK KROLL leaves his perfect attendance to James Borg. KAREN AUGUST wills her height to Larry Spitz. CAROLE AUSTIN wills her brother to Virginia Doerr. LEON QUAST leaves his “black-book” to Vince Catalano BARBARA LANGE leaves her gift of gab to Donna Boltz. JOHN BEHRENS wills his gift of gab to Tom Theobald. DOROTHY BEIER wills her seven sisters to Tony Kilkenny. DIANE REEB wills her cream black vehicle to the first person she meets after graduation. PHYLLIS SHEEHAN wills her freckles to Karen Mourn. NELLIE LOVE wills her pony tail to the first pony in need. WALLIE REIMER wills the dime store back to Mr. Gough. MADONNA FIGAHS wills the “Green Beetle” back to General Motors. HAPPY BELL leaves her winning smile to any teacher who needs it. BEV WOODARD wills her blush to Dick Hummel. WANEETA VAN DE BOGART wills her long hair to Yul Brunner. FRED WILEMAN wills his opinions to Mary Stewart. LINDA KINDLESPARKER leaves her deerslaying to Bill Paschong. BEN BENSON leaves his T shirts to Chuck Voss. BARB BERESH leaves her short hair to Vicki Winter. 33 Senior Class Will Continued CAROL GALLAGHER wills her ambition to Ed Wincapaw. CYNTHIA GREGG wills her ambition to be a Homemaking teacher to Margie Parr. PHIL KRAMER DON HALLET leave the Sentry to Jim Bradford BOB GARDNER wills chemistry back to Mr. Mourn. ED GLEITER leaves his apple pies to his brother, Jerry. DORIS HALSTED wills her secretarial ability to Sandy Bray. JUDY HELLER wills her shyness to Sandi Lyons. MARGIE HOLLISTER leaves the Cha Cha back to the Latin Americans. ANDREA HONSE wills Awk back to the Penguins. BILL JOHNSEN wills his luck in having natural blonde hair to Marilyn Sliker. DONNA KEATING wills Paul back to Brahms Service Station. PAUL KEMPKEN wills his Monday night meetings to anyone who wants to be a week-end boy scout. JIM KENNY wills his nickname, “the Penguin”, back to the Penguins at the South Pole. FRANK KOOISTRA wills his baby face to Miles Katzenberger. BILL KLASKE wills his ability to keep a straight face to Bill Maack. BRUCE LEE wills his love of an argument to Glen Davidson. JOHN LEITZKE leaves his voice to Alberta Krause. CHUCK LIND leaves his spit curl to Tim Barker. GLORIA LINDLOFF wills her laugh back to the horses. WARREN LIPPS gives his nickname (corny) back to wherever it came from. HAROLD LOS leaves his innocent look to Ronnie Patnick. DICK MALSCH wills his black crew-cut to Dave Henschler. GERRI MC CORD leaves her many musical talents to anyone in need of them. CAROLYN MC QUALITY gives Terry back to Mrs. Berkompas. JIM MERRILL wills his 58 Impala to Bonnie Merrill. BARB MEYER leaves the movie theater to Nancy DeVoy. LARRY MORSE wills his farming ability to Pete Betzer. 34 Senior Class Will Continued STEVE MULLER wills his diving ability to Keith Klawes. JUDY MUSSER wills the Radar Base back to Uncle Sam. PAT O’CONNOR wills her stature to Gaye Flahive. ELEANOR NEZKI wills her cleverness to Trudy Weiland. JUDY PALMATIER leaves her wardrobe to Judy Scharine. CATHY PETERS wills her ability to study to Dick Schirer. TERRY ROE wills his set of wrenches to Bob Huber. RANDY SCHMUCK wills his good grades in Metals II to Jack Hallberg. JOAN SCHRAMSKI BARB YOUMANS will their ability in the “Diamond field” to anyone lucky enough to figure out how they did it. DONNA SCULLY wills her natural black hair to Vicki Winter. CONNIE SHIMKUS leaves her horse to the glue factory. NANCY CAMACHO wills her Spanish speaking ability to Fred Escher. ED SIERT wills his “pull” in English to next year’s Era editor. JERRY SKELTON leaves his name, Tiny, back to the mice. JUDY SMITH wills her “calmness” to Dorothy Miller. LLOYD SMITH wills his drums to Gene Krupa. JOHN SORG wills being the Captain of the football team to Bill Kilkenny. MARIE STARDY wills Phyllis back to the Navy. ANNE STURDEVANT wills Ken’s car back to him. JOHN SUNDBERG wills Craig’s back to Mr. Mrs. Craig. DAVE SWENDER wills his personality to next year’s Senior class. NORM TEUBERT wills his use of many words to say little to Ron Patnick. BILL LARSON wills his sweaty gym trunks to George Woodard. DALE VOLBERDING leaves his 59 Ford to Mike Fagan. KEN WAGNER wills his year’s supply of handkerchiefs to Jim Scholle. DAVE WILLARD wills his quiet nature to Sue Peterson. DARYLL VAN HESS wills his bookkeeping ability to Judy Hansen. 35 POPULARITY POLL QUIETEST Barbara Lange - John Behrens CUTEST COUPLE Donna Johnson • Tom Delaney MOST LOQUACIOUS Judy Evans - Norman Tcubert MOST AMBITIOUS Carol Gallagher - Erlan Bliss 36 MOST HUMOROUS Andy Honse • Jerry Grant MOST TALENTED Gerri McCord • Fred Wileman POPULARITY POLL MOST ATHLETIC Jerry Grant Linda Kindlcsparker MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Cynthia Gregg • Erlan Bliss BEST DANCERS Gloria Lindloff Lloyd Smith BEST SPEAKERS Fred Wileman Carole Austin 37 BEST PERSONALITIES Dave Swender - Donna Johnson CAN YOU IMAGINE? PHYLLIS AMES with her name at the end of the alphabet? RICHARD ARENZ with a car that will run? KAREN AUGUST playing a tuba? CAROLE AUSTIN as an auto dare-devil? JULIAN BATES with long blonde hair? LEORA BEELMAN being shy? JOHN BEHRENS as a wolf? LOIS BEHRENS as an opera singer? DOROTHY BEIER without her “pug” nose? HARRIET BELL as a Brave fan? SKIP BENSON playing with the Green Bay Packers? BARBARA BERESH giving an oration? JOHN BLAKE co-operating? ERLAN BLISS as a juvenile delinquent? JERRY BORUCKI without K9CBE written on everything? TOM BOVIALL working at the Mobil Gas Station? NANCY CAMACHO doing a jitterbug? BARBARA CLOWES being peppy? SUE COHARD with blonde hair? JERRY CONNESS as an undertaker? TERRY CUMMINGS concentrating? CLAUDE DAVIS not hissing and roaring? TOM DELANEY without his red truck? VIRGINIA DOERR being bold? DEANNA DELONG undecided about a college? MARY EGENES janitor of the theater? RICHARD EGENES hating golf? JUDY EVANS being quiet? 38 CAN YOU IMAGINE? MADONNA FIGAHS winning a safe driving award? CAROL GALLAGHER with no ambition? ROBERT GARDNER never blushing? ANDY GIBSON as a ditch digger? ED GLEITER as an office worker? JON GOFF without his “big, hairy Ford”? JERRY GRANT without his comb? GALE GRAVES with green hair? CYNTHIA GREGG as the first woman principal of D-DHS? DON HALLET hating hunting? DORIS HALSTED being all thumbs on the typewriter? JUDY HELLER as a lady wrestler? MARILYN HETZEL without a library card? MARGIE HOLLISTER with a crew-cut? ANDY HONSE with a sober face? DONNA JOHNSON being a snob? LLOYD JOHNSEN being dark complexioned? DONNA KEATING without her freckles? PAUL KEMPKEN as a midget in a circus? JIM KENNEY on the track team? LINDA KINDLESPARKER with no athletic ability? BILL KLASKE being shy? FRANK KOOISTRA without red hair and freckles? PHILLIP KRAMER manager of the Grocery Basket? RICHARD KROLL as a truant officer? BARBARA LANGE being the town crier? WILLIAM LARSON robbing a bank? BRUCE LEE without his “wisecracks”? 39 CAN YOU IMAGINE? JOHN LEITZKE being an only child? GLORIA LINDLOFF without her laugh? WARREN LIPPS being undernourished? HAROLD LOS as a traffic policeman? NELLIE LOVE being an old maid? RICHARD MALSCH with his hair combed? CHARLES LIND without a car full of toys? GERRI MC CORD with no musical talent? CAROLYN MC QUALITY weighing 200 pounds? JIM MERRILL attending Mr. Pieper’s class? BARBARA MEYER taking only one lunch hour? JAMES MORSE as a city slicker? LARRY MORSE playing the violin? STEVE MULLER unable to break something? JUDY MUSSER hating boys? ELEANOR NEZKI having a perfect attendance? PAT O’CONNER with light hair ends? JUDY PALMATIER sloppily dressed? CATHERINE PETERS unprepared for an exam? HENRY PETERS in bermudas? LAURIE PETERSON working at the A. P.? JOE PROCTOR keeping his mouth shut? LEON QUAST as Don Juan? DIANA REEB with her natural colored hair? WALLIE REIMER digging graves? TERRY ROE without a girl friend? CURTIS RUBECK with his driver’s license? CONNIE SHIMKUS hating horses? •K) CAN YOU IMAGINE? RANDY SCHMUCK in a tuxedo? RON SCHOLL being serious? JOAN SCHRAMSKI walking fast? DONNA SCULLY afraid of boys? PHYLLIS SHEAHAN without her Sailors? ED SIERT in a hurry? JERRY SKELTON without his tuba? LLOYD SMITH going to a dance alone? JUDY SMITH a calm person? DUANE SNODIE as a prize fighter? JOHN SORG playing tiddley winks with man-hole covers? MARIE STARDY chewing gum? ANNE STURTEVANT without Ken’s car? JOHN SUNDBERG taking Trig? DAVE SWENDER being unpopular? NORMAN TEUBERT being modest? WILLIAM VANCE having a sixth hour class? WANEETA VAN DE BOGERT with a feather-cut? DAVE WILLARD teaching a course in etiquette? DARRELL VAN HESS in Dave Willard’s etiquette class? VIRGINIA VARONI skipping school? DALE VOLBERDING as a Russian dictator? KEN WAGNER teaching Home Ec? JERRY WESTERBERG making nitroglycerin? FRED WILEMAN in the lower 10% of the class? ARCH WOODARD with windshield wipers? BEVERLY WOODARD being 5’8”? BARBARA YOUMANS without her radar boy? SENIOR SNAPS 42 AUTOGRAPHS JUNIORS Charles Anderson. Jim Albert . Bill Boutelle. Jim Borg. Pete Betzer, Donna Bolt . Sylvia Bliss. Janice Ames. Tim Barker. Nancy Aren Pat Carroll, Glen Davidson. Maureen Cummings, Jim Bradford, Dave Danielson. Vince Catalano, Charles Carlson, Sandi Bray, Theresa Brophy Barbara Echols. Virginia Glazik. Pat Gasch, Jana Cortino. Mary Lou Dibble, David Freitag. Nancy DcVoy. Pam Galgano, Gay Flahive, Fred Escher, Ron Dcschncr; sitting, Donna Ford 43 JUNIORS Sitting: Linda Lcnling. Ruby Alice Klumph, Sue Kenney, Ruth Lcdcrer, Chuck Kaye. Mike Levin. Standing: Bill Kilkenny, Terry Knotts, Barbara Keyser, Sandi Lyons. Holly Jo Loudenbeck, Ernie Kooistra Sitting: Ken Heller, Pat Johnson, Dorothy Hipp, Mary Ann Hallberg, Jerry Habeck. Standing: Judy Hansen, Bob Huber, Dick Hummel, Richard Gunderson, Bob Heller, Jack Hallberg Left to Right: Larry McDonough, Bill Maack, Bill Mannaberg. Marie Moser, Mary Mannabcrg, Dorothy Miller, Carol Morgan, Karen Mourn, Barbara Morse, Bonnie Merrill, Loyce Markee 44 JUNIORS Sitting: Bill Perry, Margaret Parr, Dolores Ruffalo, Kay Rowe, Betty Robbins. Standing: Dick Olson, Den Rammien, Jeff Roth, Ron Paknik, Frank Panaczck, William Paschong, Bill Rambow Sitting: Georgena Spoerle, Judy Scharinc, Sandy Sikes. Kathleen Schollc, Lois Schuett. Standing: Dennis Savage, John Sufka, Barbara Scott. Joan Stafford, Sue Stirmel, Larry Spitz. Mary Stewart, Barbara Stewart Sitting: Marion Valerio. Trudy Woiland. Vicki Winter, Patricia Whalen, Dick Youmans. Standing: Neil Underhill. Ted Wenzel. Chuck Voss, Gordon Wilear. Jim Scholle, Lee Schramski, Charlotte Wiedcmer, Dick Schirer 45 SNAPS 46 SOPHOMORES Back Row: Joe Bell, Don Erdman, Chuck Anderson. Frank Devoy. Rolfe Egencs. Larry DuBois, Jim Foreman, Ron Armantrout. Dick Frank, Brian Davis. Third Row: Vcryle Bridges. Angelo Baldare, Wayne Brown. Don Beresh. Bob Behlman, Richard Boutelle, Fred Baun. Carol Ellis. Second Row: Paul Francis. Irvin Beicr, Teresa DeWolfc. Kent Brahe, Beckie Britt. Sue Dcschner, Sheryl Craig, Judy Christiansen. First Row: Bernice Bartlet, Billy Behrens. Joanne Delaney, Margaret Fleming. Kathy Bruce, Darryl Brewer. Bruce Cutting. Carole Benkovic, Donna Bellman, Bonnie Bolt . Back Row: Myles Katzenberger, August Greidanus, Len Logterman. Lonnie Liddle. Bob Greene. Mike Hayes. Ron Holsman, Bill Henschler. Dave Henschler, Chuck Hasz. David Koepnick. Third Row: Chuck LeRette. John Kempken, Larry Lindloff. Dick Granscc, Jerry Henning, Wallace Jensen, Ron Lonze. Dick Hallctt, Keith Klawes, Dick Grair, Bob Garber. Second Row: Velma Hammcrstrom. Nancy Lipps. Janice Los. Myrtle Klaske, Mike Gardner, Judy Jordan. Pat Goodger. Dorothy Hemingover. Mary Lange, Joseph Jones. First Row: Mildred Hallbcrg. Sue Helligcnthal, Mary Ann Knight Patti Graber, Carol Long. Lynn Gregg. Toni Kilkenny, Joyce Jones. Sue Gallagher. Maria Lopez. 47 SOPHOMORES Back Row: Lee O’Daniel, Mike McSorlcy. Dick Popp. Jim O'Donnell. Jeff Olson. Dick Quast, Gary McFarlan, Steve Mestan. Third Row: John Richter, Ron Nordstrom. Albert Peters. Joe Neumeier, Eugene Mustin. Judy Rogers, Sandra Morgan. Second Row: Joy Meyer, Kay Robinson, Irene Peters, Pat Mondl, Rcnie Rast, Rheta Merrill, Sandra Polasik. Susan Peterson. First Row: Audrey Meyers. Lillian Meyers, Darlene Robb. Sally Roc, Julia Rosenwing. Back Row: Jon Yungerman. Charles Weirich, Larry Schut. Tom Skelton, Bob Spcri, David Stuver. George Woodard. Gerald Stimpfl. David Schirer. Ronald Vegter. Third Row: Allen Vegter, James Snudden, Karen Wright, Pat Varom, Barbara Willard. Pam Woodford. Sandra Schauer. George Wilkins. Clyde Wilson, Jerome Stangler. Second Row: Carol Wendorf, Jim Sturtevant. Carol Wilkins, Sandra Steinbicer, Karen Uhen. Judy Truckenbrod. Sue Schippcr. Nancy Vorpahl. Evelyn Swets. La Verne Van Dyken. First Row: Barbara Wilear. Joan Smith. Cathy Slack, Beverly Yant. Thelma Sufka. Bonnie Templeton. Lavon Scholl, Sue Thomas, Michelle Schcurcll, Diane Semmerling. 48 SNAPS 49 FRESHMEN First Row: Robert Bctzcr, Shirley Mae Brown. John Goodger. Sue Grair. Linda Cartagena. Margo Gregg. Robert Egcnes, William Gehrand. Second Row: Ronald Egenes. Kay Delaney. JoAnn Gasch, Judy Elstad, Sue Granzo, Gisela Donkcrs, Gerald Gleiter, Pat Brown. Jackie Beresh. Third Row: Ron Dougles. Juanita Cogar. Mike Fagan. Diane Gcrharz, Barbara Escher. Judy Danielson, Dorothy Dutton. Bonnie Ames. Fourth Row: Gene Bakko. Rosemary Evans, Dick Alters, Rita Curry, Jim Chambers, Jerry Benson. Jeff Anderson. Bill Bates. Dennis Berg. First Row: Gordon Hirsch, Ron Henriott. James Lenling, Ardell Klug, Bonita Lavery. Sheila Kline, Martha Kelsey. Dianne Hartman. Second Row: George Kachinski, Michael Hembrook, Jerry Huguet, Thorne Hollister, Roscanne Hertz, Marianne Deegan. Carol Lonze. Judy Johnson, Joan Langncs. Third Row: Robert Ludowise. Marlene Kline. Jane Hankins, Kathe Lauterbach, Louis Kaiser, Carolyn Johnson. Donna Kavanaugh, Kay Huckaby, Marjorie Lock, Carmen Harvey. Fourth Row: Phil Lindloff, James Huguet, Larry Huisheere, Glen Logterman, George Jones. Larry Johnson, Richard Huber, Har-oldcne Leech, Elizabeth Logterman. 50 FRESHMEN First Row: Paul Shimkus, Jerry Stardy, Ralph Neumeier, Pat Michols, Charlene Robb, Suzanne Peterson, Barbara Sundberg. Jane Priem, Jeananne Newman. Second Row: James Schliegcr, Vernon Metcalf, Jim Robinson, Wendy Pctermann, Penny Nickel, Pam McGee, Linda Scully, Enid Speri, Karen Miller. Third Row: Darrell Stickney. Richard Pcgg. Nancy Marfcll, Gladys Millard. Kathy Skopec. Charlene Scott. Marcia Rambow, Donna Peterson. Carolynn Oertel. Cheryl Moon. Fourth Row: Terry Mansell. Terry Reimer, William Moyle, Murray Nelson, David Perry, Larry McQuality, Eugene Parsons. Ronald Morgan. Larry Smith, Dorothy Schicve. First Row: George Valerio. Peter Wicmann, Gordon Walther, Bill Zak. Donna Vance. Lynn Winter. Richard Weiland. Bonnie Zoellner. Second Row: Joanne Van Acker, Lois Welch. Leon Van Acker, Glenda Zahm. Dianne Zitko, Rita Westcrberg, Judy Wiedemer. Third Row: Alan Wilson. Dwight Underhill, Rachel Wilcman, Valgene Winn, Heidi Werfelmann, Terry Williamson, Gene Williamson. Verna Vawter. Fourth Row: Bill Youmans. Dick Werbel, Bill Wagner, David Zarnstorff, Jim Williams, Marilyn Verhoef, Edwin Wincapaw, Margaret Trewyn. 51 SNAPS 52 STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Joe Bell, Ron Dcschner, Fred Wileman, Carol Gallagher, Donna Johnson, Jim Kenny. Donna Bolt . Bonnie Bolt , Mike Scheurell, Mr. Lahtinen. Standing: Mike Hembrook. Judy Palmatier, Barbara Willard. LaVon Scholl, Karen August. Mary Kilkenny, Nancy DeVoy, Sandy Sikes, Marianne Keegan. Bob Bctzcr, Myrtle Klaske. Middle row: Bill Wagner, Chuck Voss, Sue Kenny. Rachel Wileman, Gary McFarlan. Dick Werbel, Kathy Skopec. Kathy Lautorbnch. Judy Danie.'son. Bob Greene, Vince Catalano. Richard Boutelle, Bill Kilkenny. Last row: Arch Woodard, Dave Willard, Jeff Roth. Bob Spcri, Nick Davis, Mike Hayes. Bruce Lee, Dick Olson. OFFICERS: Carol Gallagher, Secretary; Donna Boltz. Treasurer; Donna Johnson, President; Jim Kenney, Vice-President. 53 Vice-President ERLAN BLISS President BAND OFFICERS 1958 STATE CONTESTANTS Mike Levin, Laurie Peterson. Bruce Lee Erlan Bliss. Paul Francis MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR Rit.-i Curry. Barbara Beresh. Holly Loudcnbcck Peter Bctzcr, Lynn Gregg. Wallie Rcimer. Sue Cohard Lloyd Smith, Jerry Skelton. Fred Wileman, Julian Bates. Erlan Bliss. Geraldine McCord COMBO CLOSE HARMONY Row 1: Mike Levin. Laurie Peterson, Nick Davis. Julian Bates. Pam McGee, Mary Ann Knight Row 2: Larry McDonough, Eleanor Nczki, Phyllis Ames, Sheryl Craig. Beverly Woodard. Dave Koepnick, Frank Kooistra Row 3: Donna Scully, Georgcna Spoerle, Barbara Beresh, Jane Hankins. ValGcne Winn. Fred Wileman, Donna Johnson, Norman Tcubcrt. Donna Boltz, Bill Youmans, Dave Swcnder, Mary Egenes Row 4: Mr. Schick. Peter Betzer, Larry DuBois. Jerry Skelton, Paul Kempken. Frank Panaczck 55 D D H S BAND Row 1: Holly-Jo Loudenbeck. Linda Cartagena. Lynn Gregg. Rita Curry. Sue Cohard, Rachel Wiloman, Wallie Reimer Row 2: Patti Graber, Janice Ames, Margo Gregg. Murray Nelson. Marlene Kline, Judie Elstad. Phyllis Sheahan Row 3: Ronnie Henrioth, Kathe Lauterbach. Jackie Beresh, Jeff Anderson, Bill Wagner. Carol Ellis. Audrey Meyers. Gcrrie McCord. Gladys Miller, Jerry Grant Row 4: Dick Werbel. Linda Scully. Bonnie Ames, Pat Johnson, John Youngcrman, Paul Francis, Jon Goff. Bruce Lee. Erlan Bliss Row 5: Skip DcVoy, Richard Pcgg. Jim Foreman, Bill Klaske, Lloyd Smith, Vince Catalano 56 BAND GROUPS PEP BAND DANCE BAND 57 FORENSICS Bonnie Boltz gave her declam while the others watched Standing: Deanna DcLong. Barbara Willard, Doris Halsted. Catherine Peters, Carol Gallagher, Cynthia Gregg, Fred Wileman. Bill Wagner, Bill Moyle, Charles Hasz. Ed Gleiter, Jerry Borucki 2nd Row: Madonna Figahs, Betsy Gibson. Harriet Bell. Kay Huckaby, Judy Wiedemer, Marianne Keegan, Sue Nauseda, Carol Ellis. Charlotte Wiedemer, Kay Robinson 3rd Row: Beverly Woodard. Shirley Oberla, Judy Smith. Pat Whalen, Donna Bellman, Mary Kilkenny, Sue Schipper, Jo Ann Van Acker, Irene Peters DISTRICT CONTEST Left to Right: Cynthia Gregg, Pat Whalen, Carol Gallagher, Madonna Figahs, Bonnie Boltz, Fred Wileman, Mr, Scott 58 CHOIR Row 1: Judy Smith, Sue Stirmel, Bonnie Boltz, Bev Yant, Michelle Scheurell, Ruth Lcdcrcr, Sandy Sikes, Jana Cortino, Kathy Schollc, Barbara Clowes Row 2: Carol Morgan, Marilyn Sliker, Lois Behrens, Marion Valerio, Cynthia Gregg. Karen August, Nancy DcVoy. Mary Mannaberg. Georgia Spoerle, Karen Olson. Trudy Weiland Row 3: Carole Austin. Carol Gallagher. Judy Heller, Sylvia Bliss, Joan Schramski. Linda Lingley, Myrtle Klaskc. Sue Schipper. Donna Boitz, Wendy Petermann Row 4: Andy Honse, Glenn Davidson. Andy Gibson, Fred Baun, Fred Wileman. Kent Brahe, Judy Palmatier, Gloria Lindloff. Nancy Lipps. Sandra Morgan. Kathy Bruce Row 1: Bonnie Merrill, Eleanor Nezki, Joan Stanford, Dorothy Miiler, Sally Tallman, Virginia Glazik. Pat Carroll. Pam Woodford. Ruby Klumph, Lorna Hair Row 2: Catherine Peters. Judy Scharine. Marie Moser, Doris Halsted, Sue Kenney. Maureen Cummings, 8arbara Keyzer, Gary McFarlan. Vince Catalano. Keith Klawes, Erlan Bliss Row 3: John Kempken, Dale Volberding, John Lcitzke, Tom Boviall. Phil Lindloff, Denny Rammien, Jim Scholle, Bob Gardner, Terry Cummings, Gay Flahive Row 4: Kay Robinson, Karen Mourn, Deanna DeLong, Gene Mustin, Larry Spitz, Hank Peters, Jeff Roth, Ron Holsman, Chuck Anderson, Jim O'Donnell 59 GIRLS’ CHORUS Row 1: Michelle Schuerell, Sandy Sikes, Sue Peterson, Dorothy Hipp, Mary Ann Hall-berg, Nancy Arenz, Millie Hallberg. Donna Ford. Sue Stirmel. Karen August, Pat Whalen. Myrtle Klaske Row 2: Sylvia Bliss, Judy Smith, Sandra Bray. Sue Gallagher, Mary Ann Knight. Karen Olson, Joyce Jones. Carol Morgan, Lois Welch. Pat Grabcr, Theresa Brophy, Kay Robinson, Gay Flahive Row 3: Trudy Weiland. Elizabeth Logterman, Kay Huckaby. Judy Danielson, Bonnie Merrill, Kathy Bruce, Theresa De Wolfe, Mary Lou Dibble, Marcia Rambow. Dorothy Miller. Wailic Ricmcr, Judy Scharine, Mary Egencs, Karen Mourn Row 4: Lcora Beelman, Pam Galgano, Sally Tallman, Eleanor Nezki, Pam Woodford. Pat Carroll, Sue Kenney, Sheryl Craig, Judy Christianson. Mary Beth Lange, Nancy Vorphal, Laverne Van Dyken, Maureen Cummings, Marie Moser, Deanna DcLong GIRLS SEXTET: Carol Austin, Kathy Scholle. Marie Moser, Sylvia Bliss, Gay Flahive, Karen August (accompanist), and Myrtle Klaske 60 “OUR HEARTS WERE ... Terry Cummings, Bruce Lee, Gloria Lindloff. Frank Kooistra, David Swendcr, Donna Johnson. Cynthia Gregg. Fred Wileman, Carol Gallagher, Jim Kenney. Carole Austin, Eleanor Nezki, Judy Palmatier. Karen August Standing: Ed Siert, Skip Benson. Dale Volberding. Warren Lipps, Jeff Roth Sitting: Leora 8eelman, Dee Delong. Wallie Reimer, Laurie Peterson. Diana Rceb. Andrea Honse, Lloyd Smith, Donna Scully, Barbara Beresh, Bill Klaske, Sue Cohard, Gloria Lindloff 61 YOUNG AND GAY” Emily (Carol Gallagher) and Cornelia (Cynthia Gregg) are aboard the ocean liner on their way to France. They are discussing the horrors of maternally imposed money belts. Cornelia and Emily arc in a hotel in Paris. France. M. De la Croix (Hank Peters) is discussing Cornelia's acting ability with her and is quite enthused since he found out that Cornelia’s father is a famous actor. Leo (Fred Wileman) and Cornelia have arrived in Cornelia's cabin aboard the ocean liner. They have just come from a farewell dance on the last night of the voyage. Leo is showing Cornelia a little affection. Emily has Just dropped a pail upon the window cleaner's head (Jerry Skelton) and he is telling her about the many children he has to support. 62 THE JOURNALISM CLASS Seated: Dee DcLong, Karen August, Phyllis Ames. Judy Palmatier. Standing: Mary Egenes, Dave Danielson, Mr. Huckaby, Sue Stirmcl, John Leitakc, Bette Robbins, Marian Valerio Seated: Margie Hollister, Velma Hammerstrom, Barbara Meyer. Standing: Cathy Slack, Sue Heiligenthal, Pat O’Connor, Evelyn Swets. Sandra Bray, Judy Hansen, Mary Stewart, Carolyn McQuality, Millie Hallberg, Barbara Youmans 63 . ..KEEPS THE PRESSES ROLLING MR. HUCKABY Advisor FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row 1: Cynthia Gregg, Donna Johnson, Harriet Bell, Val Gene Winn. Mary Kilkenny, Laurie Peterson, Sylvia Bliss. Leora Beelman Row 2: Andrea Honse, Wally Rcimcr, Phyllis Ames, Ruby Klumph, Sandra Morgan, Charlotte Weidemer, Marilyn Hetzol. Advisor: Mr. Romcnesko Row 3: Judy Palmatier, Madonna Figahs, Barbara Willard, Pat Varoni, Mary Egenes. Karen Mourn. Maureen Cummings. Terry Cummings Lett to Right: Secretary, Marilyn Hetzel; President, Phyllis Ames; Treasurer, Madonna Figahs; Vice President, Harriet Bell 65 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Back Row: Mr. Holman, Paul Kempken. Bill Hcnschler, Dave Hcnschler, David Schirer, Larry Huisheere. Larry Schut, Jerry Edwards. Middle Row: Ernie Kooistra, Bob Thomas. Richard Popp. August Greidanus. Ron Edwards, Chuck Carlson, Wayne Ster-kcn. Bottom Row: Neal Underhill, Bob Jacobs. John Behrens, Harold Los, Frank Kooistra, Tom Delaney, Dick Hummel Back Row: Jerry Henning. Dick Gransee, James Snuddcn, Eddie Wincapaw. Ed Gleiter, Jim Huguet, George Wiikens. Bob Bchlman, David Zarnstorff. Middle Row: Alan Wilson. George Bartelt, Robert Garber, Joe Neumeier, Wayne Brown, Leon Van Acker. Bottom Row: Ralph Neumeier, Paul Shimkus. Chuck LeRettc, Bill Behrens, Jim Sturt-evant. Gerald Gleiter, George Kachinski and Larry Smith. Not pictured: Larry Morse. 66 ANNUAL STAFF Sitting: Dick You mans, Virginia Docrr, Chuck Voss. Virginia Varoni, Ed Siert. and Albert Peters. Standing: Chuck Kaye, Dick Hummel, Bill Mannaberg, Harriet Bell. Donna Figahs, Toni Kilkenny, Marilynn Hetzel. Joan Smith. Chuck Hasz. Mary Stewart, Kathy Skopec, Joanne Van Acker and Barbara Stewart. Seated: Virginia Varoni. Virginia Doerr; standing: Chuck Voss, Ed Siert. 67 HARD AT WORK Ed Siert, Chuck Kaye, Dick Youmans Virginia Doerr, Wm. Mannnberg Barbara Stewart, Joann Van Acker Kathy Skopec. Chuck Hasz, Joan Smith Dick Hummel, Chuck Voss. Chuck Kaye, Virginia Varoni 68 Albert Peters, Joan Smith HOMEMAKING CLUB Row 1: Barbara Wilcar, Mary Ann Hallberg, Nancy Arenz, Oonna Ford, MaryAnn Knight. Shirley Mac Brown. Phyllis Sheahan Row 2: Sandra Thomas. Sue Gallagher. Pat Whalen, Dolores Buffalo, Gladys Millard, Kay Delaney, Barbara Echols Row 3: Cathy Slack. Judy Johnson. Diane Zitko, Myrtle Klaske. Joann Gasch. Alberta Krause, Carole Ellis 69 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 1st Row: Cynthia Gregg, Laurie Peterson. Donna Johnson. Kathy Scholle, Sandy Sikes. Virginia Doerr, Barbara Clowes. Karen August. Marion Valerio; 2nd Row: Bill Perry. Carol Gallagher. Carole Austin, Dorothy Miller. Wanetta Van De Bogert, Chuck Voss. Jerry Grant. Marilyn Hetzel, Phyllis Ames. Judy Heller; 3rd Row: Bob Thomas. Arch Woodard. Marie Moser, Karen Mourn, Doris Halstcd, Fred Wileman. Jim Kenney, Erlan Bliss. Virginia Varoni; 4th Row: Larry McDonough, Ted Wenzel. Larry Spitz. Nick Davis, Julian Bates, Ed Sicrt, Bill Larson, Dave Swender. Richard Egencs, Dave Willard 1st Row: Sue Peterson, Karen Olsen. Donna Boltz. Mary Ann Knight. Patti Graber. Ruth Lcdcrcr, Dorothy Mawhinney, Betsy Gibson; 2nd Row: Mike Levin, Myrtle Klaske. Sue Schippcr. Donna Bellman, Carol Wendorf. Sylvia Bliss, Nancy Lipps, Evelyn Swets; 3rd Row: Pam Galgano. Kent Brahe. Jack Hallberg, Kay Robinson. Pat Varoni. Barbara Willard. Pat Carroll, Sandra Morgan. Ruby Klumph, Janice Ames: 4th Row: Paul Francis, Sue Kenney. Jim Albcrtz, Leonard Logterman, Jim Borg. Mike Hayes. Pete Betzer, Maureen Cummings, Gaye Flahive 70 BADGER BOYS AND GIRLS Left to Right: Bill Larson, Carole Austin, Cynthia Gregg, Jim Kenney, Fred Wileman The above live students represented the Delavan-Darien High Schooi at Badger Boys and Badger Girls State. Ripon College provided the facilities for Boys State; Badger Girls State was held on the University of Wisconsin campus at Madison. The Amereinn Legion sponsors these two eight day sessions to give the youth of Wisconsin an insight into local county and state governments governments that these same youths will be voting for in another three or four years. The delegates to Badger Boys State were sponsored jointly by the Darien American Legion, the Deinvan American Legion, and the Delavan Rotary Club. The delegates to Badger Girls State were sponsored jointly by the Darien American Legion Auxiliary and the Delavan American I egion Auxiliary. 71 SOUTH AMERICAN FRIEND LA PAZ. BOLIVIA, NANCY'S HOME G -i From La Paz. Bolivia, high in the Andes Mountains, comes this year’s American Field Service exchange student. Nancy Camacho Bustillo. Nancy has already graduated from what corresponds to our high school. When she returns she plans on attending a university to study international law. afterwards going into the diplomatic service. Nancy speaks English, Italian, and of course Spanish. I am enjoying living with the people in Delavon. who are so helpful in surroundings that are so different. It is really a wonderful cultural experience. I am sure that I will have many fond memories, and that new horizons will Ik opened for me. 72 PROM TIME Band Previous King Queen: Sue Cohard and Jon Goff Waterfall HOMECOMING King Tom Delaney and Queen Donna Johnson 74 HOMECOMING Crowning of Queen Homecoming Dance 75 Ready for the Parade Queen Candidates PROM COURT Queen Dorothy Miller and King Bill Maack 76 PROM COURT Jim Merrill and Donna Scully Bill Kilkenny and Mary Mannaberg 77 Mary Ann Knight and Paul Francis Phil Lindioff and Carmen Harvey BUSY PEOPLE LIBRARIANS From left to right: Mrs. Kubitz. Sandra Schauer, Carol Lonze, Ruth Lcderer, Carmen Harvey. Carole Benkovic. Phyllss Sheahan. Judy Musser, Charlotte Wicdemer, Sue Gallagher, Ronald Egcnes ATTENDANCE ASSISTANTS Lois Behrens. Joan Schramski, Gloria Lindloff. Beverly Woodard MILK DISTRIBUTORS Jerry Skelton Ron Paknik. Jim Bradford. Terry Knotts. Bill Maack. John Sorg. Bill Kilkenny. Dick You mans 78 FUTURE NURSES Back Row: Carole Wendorf. Nancy Lipps. Trudy Wciland, Gloria Lindloff, Catherine Peters. Virginia Glaz.k. Virginia Varoni, Vermcc Mcarns. Advisor. Middle Row: Susan Grair, Donna Bellman, Carole Lange. Mary Kilkenny. Diare Gerharz. Terry Williams. Jean Williams. Front Row: Jean Newman. Karen August. Phyllis Sheahan, Dorothy Bcier, Jane Priem, Sue Peterson, Mary Mannabcrg. DRIVER’S EDUCATION AUTOGRAPHS 1958 CHAMPIONS Top Row: Larry Spitz. Mike Hayes, Julian Bates, Nick Davis, Fred Escher, Jerry Conness. Jim O’Donnell: Third Row: Mr. Zimmermann, Arch Woodard, Jim Bradford. Steve Muller, Dick Olson. Ron Hols-man, Norman Teubert, Skip Benson, Mr. Scharfenberg; Second Row: Joe Bell. Ron Deschncr. Dave Danielson, Ken Heller, Bill Maack. Ken Wagner, John Leitzke. Warren Lipps, Vince Catalano. Front Row: Ed Glciter, Glen Davidson. Bob Greene. John Sorg, Jerry Grant, Jim Merrill, Chuck Voss, Angelo Baldare, Jack Hallberg, Bill Kilkenny. Not pictured: Bill Mannaberg and Managers. Chuck Kaye. Jerry Habcck. Ron Scholl. THE RECORD Delavan - Darien 20 Walworth 0 Delavan - Darien 20 Oak Creek 0 Delavan - Darien 28 Burlington 0 Delavan - Darien 21 Lake Geneva 0 Delavan - Darien 34 East Troy 6 Delavan - Darien 40 Wilmot 12 Delavan - Darien 7 Mukwonago 6 Delavan - Darien 26 Whitewater 7 Delavan - Darien 19 Elkhorn 7 80 FOOTBALL THE VICTORY OVER WHITEWATER CAVE US THE CHAMPIONSHIP Congratulations go to the outstanding Comets, whose tremendous spirit and extra effort gave the school a truly championship team. This was a big year for Coach Zimmer-mann as he moiaed a championship team from returning lettermen and was named Coach of the Year. With a strong bnckfield and a powerful line which provided a crushing offense, and an invincible defense which stopped opponents within the five-yard line more than once, the Comets finished the season with an unblemished record nine wins and no defeats or ties. This was the best record in the state, as no other team compiled more than eight wins with no defeats. Steve Muller. Jim Merrill. John Sorg. Larry Spitz. Warren Lipps. Bill Kilkenny, and Dick Olson were the iron men up front, while Norm Teubert. Vince Catalano. Jerry Grant, and Fred Escher carried the back-field load. Jerry Grant, Jim Merrill, and Fred Escher were named to the All-Conference first team. COACHES SCHARFENBERG AND ZIMMERMANN FOOTBALL ACTION IN THE OAK CREEK GAME FOOTBALL The Comets Came From Behind To Beat Elkhorn 19-7 Capt. John Sorg Bill Kilkenny FOOTBALL Fred Escher Plows Through Lake Geneva Tacklcrs Dick Olson Vince Catalano FOOTBALL Steve Muller Picked Up This Fumble And Ran For A Touchdown Norm Teubert and Fred Escher Jerry Grant JUNIOR VARSITY Kneeling: Chuck Hasz, Ron Armantrout, Rich Huber, Kent Brahe, Rich Gransee. Bill Moyle, Dick Werbel. Terry Reimer, Jeff Anderson. Gary McFarlan, George Wilkins; Second Row: Coach Merle Romenesko. Manager Joe Jones, Gene Mustin. Wayne Brown, Paul Francis, Don Bcresh. Rich Boutelle. Rich Pegg, Gerry Gleitcr. Mike Fagan, Paul Shimkus. Ron Egenes, Ron Hcnriott, Coach Dick Pierson. Manager Dave Koepmck; Third Row: George Woodard. Murray Nelson. Larry Johnson, Chuck Anderson, Verylc Bridges, Larry McQuality, Lon Liddle, Keith Klawes. Irv Beir, Phil Lindloff. Bill Wagner. SEASON'S Dclavan-Darien 19 Dclavan-Daricn 7 Dclavan-Darien 33 Dclavan-Daricn 12 Delavan-Daricn 12 Dclavan-Darien 44 Delavan-Daricn 20 RECORD Walworth 0 Elkhorn 7 Burlington 0 L. Geneva 6 East Troy 6 Whitewater 0 Mukwonago 6 JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL JUNIOR VARSITY COACHES: Dick Pierson and Merle Romenesko Having only six sophomores who won numerals, the two coaches, Mr. Romenesko and Mr. Pierson, did a wonderful job with this year’s team. The team had a great year with Kent Brahe, Bill Moyle, Bill Wagner, Paul Francis, and George Woodard doing a magnificent job of leading the team to a fine season. The strong defensive line with Don Beresh, Steve Mcstan, Wayne Brown, Irv Blier, Chuck Anderson, and Phil Lindloff gave the opponents a rough time. A number of Freshmen have seen action this year and are expected to return next season to provide a promising group of hard blockers and tacklers. 87 VARSITY BASKETBALL Top Row: Ted Wenzel, Dick Olson, Jon Goff. Fred Escher, Bruce Lee, Mike Hayes, Larry Spitz. Warren Lipps. Second Row: Fred Wileman, Jerry Grant. Chuck Lind, Vince Catalano, Chuck Voss. Den Rammien, Norm Teubcrt, Jerry Conncss, Bill Klaske Though it was never figured to finish the conference season much above the bottom of the heap, the D-DHS basketball team came on strong toward the end of the season and wound up the year with a creditable 6-8 record m the Southern Lakes Conference. Championship teams are wonderful. But the world has a way of granting rewards to the also-rans who never stop fighting. These fine words of the Delavan ENTERPRISE best express the feeling of out-school toward this year’s Varsity Squad. Among the many excellent performances of the year. Jon Goff (chosen to the All-Conference second team was elected honorary captain und most valuable player by his teammates for his outstanding rebounding and scoring throughout the season. Jerry Conness also provided a big boost to the team through his fine scoring and play-making; he finished only one point behind Jon doff Bill Klaske. joining half way through the season, helped to spark the five victories which were won in the latter half. Norm Teubert proved to be valuable all year with his steady play. Fred Escher did a fine job throughout, but particularly in the last few games, where his scoring and rebounding made a big contribution. 88 BASKETBALL Season's Record DELAVAN-DAR1EN 53 STATE SCHOOL 64 DELAVAN-DAR1 EN 62 WILMOT 51 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 59 EAST TROY 66 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 45 ELKHORN 65 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 43 BADGER HIGH 82 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 46 MILTON UNION 58 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 36 M'JKWONAGO 52 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 49 WHITEWATER 51 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 52 BURLINGTON 40 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 62 WILMOT 43 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 52 EAST TROY 71 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 64 ELKHORN 75 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 46 BADGER HIGH 63 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 58 MUKWONAGO 52 DE LAV AN-DARIEN 64 WHITEWATER 48 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 58 BURLINGTON 52 DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 58 MILTON UNION 63 REGIONAL TOURNAMENT DELAVAN-DAR 1 EN 59 BELOIT 74 DEL A VAN-DA R1 EN 50 MILTON UNION 55 89 COMETS IN ACTION JUMP BALL 90 BATTLE UNOER THE BOARDS SINK IT, JON! COMETS IN ACTION Coach Breidenbach 91 COMETS IN ACTION 92 JUNIOR VARSITY Top Row: Ron Egcnes. Mr. Prahl, David Perry, Chuck Anderson. Jim O’Donnell. Bob Greene. Rich Huber, Larry Johnson, Gene Mustin, Dave Koepnick. Erlan Bliss. Second Row: Bill Wagner. Phil Lindloff. Bill Moyle. Terry Reimcr, Dick Werbel. Don Beresh, Gene Bakko, Jim Robinson Coach Prahl's B team had a fine season this year as it chalked up 8 wins and 9 defeats. The team lost 2 games by 1 point, 1 game by 2 points, and 1 game by I points. These games could easily have been victories with a little luck. The scoring burden rested mainly on the shoulders of Bob Greene. Jim O'Donnell. Mike Mayes, and Bill Wagner. Mike Hayes joined the team mid-way through the season and gave the team the additional height and all-around ploy that was needed. Chuck Anderson also turned in fine all-around plays for the team, as did Don Beresh and Gene Mustin. Next year's team should l� e an interesting one as this year's team had 10 Freshmen on it. 93 SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING Carol Lonzc, Sue Grair, Diane Gerharz. Barbara Eschcr, Pam Woodford. Deanna De Long, Lcora Beelman, Connie Shimkus, Barbara Willard, Toni Kilkenny. Margo Gregg Mary Ann Knight. Pat Michols. Kathy Bruce. Pat Carroll. Sylvia Bliss. Wanceta Van Dc Bogert. Rita Curry, Mary Mannaberg, Donna Boltz, Sue Peterson, Jean Newman 94 CHEERLEADERS Cynthia Gregg Mary Mannabcrg Carole Austin Donna Bolt Georgina Spoerle Donna Johnson Valerie Voss Judy Rogers LaVon Scholl Bonnie Boltz Sandra Polasik Susan Schipper Carmen Harvey 95 TENNIS Kneeling: Dave Willard, Erlan Bliss. Bob Bctzcr, Mike Levin, Fred Wileman, Dick Alter Standing: Coach Scharfenbcrg, Jim Borg, Ron Holsman, Ed Siert, Chuck Anderson, Rich Huber, Bob Speri 1959 Tennis Schedule APRIL 21 ELKHORN (there) APRIL 28 BURLINGTON (here) APRIL 30 LAKE GENEVA (there) MAY 1 EDGERTON (here) MAY 7 BURLINGTON (there) MAY 12 LAKE GENEVA (here) MAY 15 ELKHORN (here) MAY 21 EDGERTON (there) MAY 29-30 WIAA SECTIONAL AT JANESVILLE 96 baseball 1958 Southern Lakes Standings W L 1 2 3 3 4 5 5 WILMOT 5 97 BASEBALL Back Row: Lyle Heiss, Jack Hansen, Bernie VanAcker, John Lcitzkc, Tom Delaney, Jerry Conncss, Coach Webb Schultz, and Manager Dick Youmans Front Row: Jim Merrill, Vince Catalano, Pete Van Dykcn. Mike Skopec. Jim Jonuska, Ralph Freitag, Bob Greene, Norm Teubert. and Pete Betzer Two seniors. Lyle Heiss and Jim Jonuska were elected co-captains of the 1958 Comets baseball team in a player’s vote. Coach Webb Schultz’ Comets, who finished second in the Southern Lakes standings with a 5-2 record, enjoyed one of the best seasons since 1954. Lyle Heiss received the D-DHS batting trophy with a season's average of .400. Jim Jonuska was second with .544. Highlight of the season was Mike Skopecas fine pitching. Skopec. a senior, won six games and lost two. The right hander allowed only 33 hits while striking out 90 and walking only 29. 1958 Scores COMETS 4. BURLINGTON t COMETS 7, WILMOT 2 COMETS 4. EAST TROY 1 COMETS 5, ELKHORN 4 COMETS 1, LAKE GENEVA 10 COMETS 6. WHITEWATER 2 COMETS 6. MUKWONAGO 15 98 “B” BASEBALL Back Row: Coach Romensko. George Woodard, Ken Heller, Dave Stuvcr, Larry McDonough, John Kempken. Ted Wenzel. Ernie Kooistra, Den Rammien, Albert Peters, and Manager Larry DuBois. Front Row: Chuck Anderson, Ron Deschncr. Butch Boutclle, Dave Danielson, Jerry Habcck, Ron Nordstrom, Kent Brahe, Chuck Voss. Jon Yungerman, and Dick DeKalb 1959 Schedule APRIL 27 BADGER MAY 1 BIG FOOT MAY 5 CLINTON MAY 12 CLINTON MAY 18 BADGER MAY 19 BIG FOOT 99 TRACK 1st Row: Mr. Houston, Ass’t. Coach, Tom Theobald, Larry Spitz, Mike Hayes, Fred Escher, Bill Johnson, Bill Wagner. Larry Johnson, Jim O’Donnell, Mr. Zimmermann. 2nd Row: Bill Kilkenny, Steve Muller, Lloyd Smith, Warren Lipps, Dick Olson, Tom Boviall, Jim Scholle. Bill Moyle. 3rd Row: Don 8eresh, Kent Brahe, Bruce Cutting, Jon Yungerman, Bill Bates, Gene Bakko. Mike Fagan, Neal Underhill, Bill Youmans, Dwight Underhill. Schedule APRIL 22 ELKHORN APRIL 28 WHITEWATER. BAOGER MAY 5 WHITEWATER MAY 12 FT. ATKINSON INVITATIONAL MAY 15 BADGER MAY 20 SOUTHERN LAKES CONFERENCE MEET MAY 23 SECTIONAL MAY 26 MUKWONAGO MAY 30 STATE TRACK MEET AT HARTFORD 100 TRACK Fred Escher and Steve Muller Lloyd Smith 101 TRACK 102 Tom Theobald GOLF 1958 Team Top: Perry Hamilton, Rolfc Egencs. Bruce Lee. Ron Olsen. John Blake, Jim Kenney, Dick Egenes. Pat Tully Bottom: Jim Albert . Lon Liddle, Ron Scholl, Bill Perry. Chuck Kaye, Mr. Pieper Letter Winners Top: Jim Kenney. Ron Olsen, Rolfc Egenes, Dick Egenes Bottom: Bruce Lee, Pat Tully, John Blake 103 GOLF Class A: Pat Tully. Class B: Lon Liddle Top: Bruce Lee. Jim Kenney, Dick Egencs Bottom: Pat Tully. ’58 Conference Winners G. A. A GAA OFFICERS, left to right: Pam Galgano. Sue Peterson, Myrtle Klaske, Linda Kindlesparker, Donna Johnson. Mary Ann Egenes. Barbara Stewart MRS. BERKOMPAS Advisor 105 G. A. A Wanecta Van De Bogert. Sue Kenney, Maureen Cummings, Sally Tallman, Patti Carroll. Oeanna Dc De-Long, Pat Varoni, Sandy Morgan. Teresa De Wolf. Irene Peters, Barbara Willard. Carole Ellis, Kay Robinson, Nancy Vorpahl. Cay Flahive. Karen Mourn. Third: Judy Rogers. Sandra Polasik, Barbara Echols, Sandy Steinbiccr. Nancy Lipps, Judy Palmatier. Kay Huckaby, Judy Danielson, Joan Schramski, Leora Bccimati. Connie Shimkus. Wallic Rcimcr, Judy Scharinc, Rita Curry, Marge Lock. Virginia Varoni. Second: Donna Boltz. Bonnie Merrill, Eleanor Nezki, Laurie Peterson. Donna Keating, Andy Honsc. Delores Ruffalo, Carol Gallagher. Judy Evans. Patsy Whalen. Mary Stewart. Kay Rowe, Trudy Welland, Mary Lou Dibble, Dorothy Dutton. First: Nancy Camacho. Dorothy Hipp, Sandi Sikes. Kathy Scholle. Dorothy Beier, Sup Stlrmel. Barbara Clowes. Phyllis Shcahan, Sandy Bray. Judy Musscr. Gcorgcna Spoerle, Nancy De Voy. Mary Mannaberg, Judy Hansen. Mary Ann Keegan. Carol Wilkins. Sally Roc. Pat Brown. Rachel Wileman. Judy Rosewing. Joy Meyers, Carmen Harvey. Rita Westerbcrg, Nancy Mar-fell. Jane Hankins. Fourth: Judy Jordan. Glenda Zahm. Margo Grcgj. Pam Woodford. Judy Truckenbrod, Donna Bellman. Carolyn Johnson. Third: Sue Gallagher, Joanne Delaney, Dorothy Mawhinrey. Kathleen Bruce, Rheta Merrill, Toni Kilkenny. Beaver Yant, Elizabeth Logterman, Kathy Skopec, Donna Kavanaugh. Second: Juanita Cogar. Lois Welch, Patsy Mic.ids, Joan L. ngo, Patti Graber, Mudgc Fleming. La Von Scholl, Charlene Scott, Sue Schippcr, Jo Ann Van Acker, Linda Cartagena. First: Diane Scmmcrly, Joyce Jones. Kathy Slack. Judy Johnson, Lil Meyer, Diane Zitko. Rosemary Evans, Bonnie Boltz, Joan Smith, Donna Vance. Shirley Brown 106 INTRAMURALS Front Row: Warren Lipps. Steve Muller. Jim Kenney. Ken Wagner, Richard Egenes Second Row: Mr. Clifton, sponsor: Bob Huber. Ben Benson. Arch Woodard, Gordon Wilear, Lee Schramski, Bill Boutelle Third Row: Terry Roc. John Blake. Nick Davis, Jerry Skelton, Dick Malsh, Ed Siert. Hank Peters Not Pictured: Ron Deschncr, Dave Danielson, Jim Scholle, Bill Kilkenny, Larry McDonough. Bill Man-naberg, George Brown. Chuck Kaye, Pete Betzer, Jeff Roth. Bill Maack. Pat Johnson. James Morse. Jim Merrill Front Row: Jerry Haybcck, Fred Wileman, Jack Hallberg, John Sundberg. Ron Scholl Second Row: Dick Arenz, Tom Boviall, Don Hallet. John Leitzkc, Frank Kooistra. Erlan Bliss Third Row: Dave Willard, Tom Delaney, Ernie Kooistra, Lloyd Smith, Dave Swcnder 107 INTRAM URALS Front Row: Dennis Berg. Bill Bates, Al Peters, Wally Jensen, Richard Gransee. Bob Ludowise Second Row: Richard Hallet, Kent Brahe, Veryle Bridges. Charles Hasz Last Row: Joe Bell, Dave Schircr, Dave Stuvcr, Rolfe Egcnes. Len Logterman, George Woodard, Glen Logtcrman Front Row: Bill Gcrharid. Gordon Hirsch, Ron Henriott, Jim Sturtcvant, Gerald Gleiter Second Row: Leon Van Acker, Robert Egcnes, Mike Hcmbrook, Jon Yoongerman, Paul Francis, Gary McFarland Last Row: Jerry Huguct, Bob Garber, Jon Kcmpken, Jeff Anderson, Bob Musser 108 BOWLING Team No. 1: Joe Bell, Ben Benson, Ken Heller, Jeff Anderson. Advisor: Mr. Meisner. Not pictured: Keith Klawes Won 13, Lost 5 Team No. 2: Jerry Skelton, Bill Perry, Ken Wagner, Richard Egenes. Not pictured: Ernie Kooistra Won 11, Lost 7 109 SWIMMING Back row: Bobbie Betzer, Chuck Kaye, Bill Bates, Thorne Hollister, Richard PegO-Dick Alters. Mike Levin, Jim Albert , Albert Peters. Ardell Klug, Tom Theobald; Middle row: Steve Muller, Nick Davis, Murray Nelson, Bill Johnson. Ron Holsman. Jim Borg, Jerry Benson, Frank Pnnaczek. Coach Wally Zimmermann. Front row: Bob Gardner, Don Hallett. Dave Swender, Terry Knotts, Keith Klawes. Bruce Cutting, Pete Betzer, Joe Bell team record Dclavan-Darien 51 Dclavan-Daricn 66 Dclavan-Darien 41 Dclavan-Daricn 62 Dclavan-Darien 29 i Delavan-Darien 56 Dclavan-Daricn 41 Dclavan-Darien 26 Milwaukee Lutheran 34 Elgin Academy 20 Janesville J. V. 45 Milwaukee Lutheran 24 Wayland Academy 49' 2 Elgin Academy 30 Wayland Academy 45 Janesville J. V. 60 ISO SWIMMING m CLAUDE DAVIS DAVE SWENDER AUTOGRAPHS FACULTY MARJORIE ARNOLD B. A. Milton College French DAVID BELL B. Mus. Ed. Milton Speech, Choir RUTH BERKOMPAS B. S. Western Michigan University Phy. Ed., Health WINIFRED BOBOLZ B. S. Stout Home Economics DON BR El DEN BACH B. S. Milton World History JAMES CHRISTIANSON B. S. Stout Industrial Arts THEODORE CLIFTON B. S. Minot State Teachers College Algebra, Geometry LAWRENCE COX B. E. Whitewater Attendance, Gen. Sc., Gen. Math.. Transportation GENEVA HOLEN B. B. A. University of Wisconsin Business Ed. GLEN HOLMAN B. S. Plattcville Agriculture EDWARD HOUSTON B. B. S. University of Dayton M. A. University of Chicago Latin. Algebra 112 FACULTY JAMES HUBER B. A. River Falls English NEWELL HUCKABY B. S. Northwestern State U. S. History. Journalism. Geography GWEN KUBITZ B. E. Whitewater Librarian LEONARD LAHTINEN B. E. Whitewater Citizenship ARTHUR PETERS 8. A. University of Michigan English AUGUST PIEPER B. A. North Central M. S. University of Wisconsin American Problems RICHARD PIERSON B. S. Whitewater Algebra I II Trigonometry Analytic Geometry LEONARO PRAHL B. E. Whitewater M. A. Colorado State College Business Ed. HERBERT M EISNER 8. S. and M. A. Stout Industrial Arts Driver Ed. VERNICE MEARNS Graduate III. Masonic Hosp. Public Health Nursing, Marquette U. School Nurse OLIVER MOUM B. S. Eau Claire M. A. Northwestern Chemistry. Physics FACULTY MERLIN ROMENESKO B. S. St. Norbert U. S. History, Spanish THOS. SCHARFENBERG B. A. Luther College World History, Health, First Aid JOHN SCHICK B. S. LaCrosse Band MARIE SCHOENEMANN B. E. Platteville English WEBB SCHULTZ B. A. Ripon and La Crosse Driver Ed. BARBARA SHUNK B. A. Milton College Guidance WILL STRASSBURGER B. S. University of Wisconsin M. A. Columbia U. Art, German SUSAN TEALE B. S. University of Wisconsin Biology JACQUELYN VACCARO B. S. Marquette University Speech, Psychology WALLY ZIMMERMANN B. S. La Crosse Health, Physical Education 114 “WHEN WE WERE YOUNG f f MR. COX MR. CLIFTON COOKS AND CUSTODIANS First Row: Mrs. Kooistra, Mrs. Hipp. Second Row: Mrs. Seibert. Mrs. Siert, Mrs. Wendorf. 116 MR. WISER, MR. FEHRM MR. WENDORF P. AMES Band 2. 3. 1 Pep Band 3, 4 Forensics 2 FTA 4 National Honor Society 3, I Newspaper 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Yearbook 3 Solo. Ensemble R. ARENZ Football 2 Intramurals 3. 4 Shop Maintenance 4 K. AUGUST Band 2 Choir 2. 3. 4 Girls Chorus 1. 4 Senior Class Play 4 FNA 4 National Honor Society 4 Newspaper 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Student Council 4 C. AUSTIN GAA 1. 2 Bowling 3. 4 Band 1. 2 Massed chorus 2 Pep Band 1 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls Chorus 1 Dramat 1. 2 Senior Class Play 1 Cheerleader 1. 2 . 3. 4 Class Officer 1. 2 National Honor Society 3. 4 Newspaper 1. 2 Student Council 2. 3 Yearbook 1. 2 Homecoming Court 2. 3 Badger Girls 3 L. BEELMAN GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 2. 3. 4 Choir 2. 3 Girls Chorus 4 Senior Class Play 4 FTA 3. 4 Teacher Assistant 4 Synchronized Swimming 1 Transferred from Mount Saint Mary Academy. St. Charles. 111. J. BEHRENS FFA 3. 4 Transferred from Westfield High School L. BEHRENS GAA 4 Band 1. 2 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 1. 2 Office Help 4 Tranferred from Berlin High School. Berlin. Wis. D. BEIER GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir 1. 2 Girls Chorus 1. 2 Dramat 2 Forensics 1 Class Officer 2 FNA 4 Homemakers 3 Yearbook 4 SENIOR INDEX H. BELL Bowling 1. 3 GAA 1. 2 Choir 2 Dramat 3 Forensics 2. 3. 4 FTA 4 Homemakers 3 Yearbook 4 B. BENSON. JR. Football 1. 2. 3. 1 Baseball 2. 3. 4 Golf 1 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 2. 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Teacher Assistant 4 Lettermen's Club 3. 1 B. BERESH G.A.A. 3 Bowling 3 Band 1. 2. 3. I Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Majorette 4 Senior Class Play 4 Homecoming Court 1 Sychronized Swimming 3 Solo Ensemble 2 J. BLAKE Golf 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3 Pep Band 2. 3 Dance Band 3 Homecoming Court 3 E. BLISS Basketball 2. 3. 4 Tennis 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1. 3. 4 Sight Reading Clinic 3 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Massed Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 1. 2. 3 Combo 2. 3. 4 Choir 2. 3. 4 Massed Chorus 2. 3. 4 Forensics 2 National Honor Society 3. 4 AFS 3. 4 A.F.S. Americans Abroad Representative 4 J. BORUCKI Intramurals 1 Band 1. 2. 3 Pep Band 3 Massed Chorus 2. 3 Science Club 1. 2 N. BUSTILLO G. A. A. 4 Girls Chorus 1. 2 Dramat 2. 4 Forensics 1. 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 4 Teacher Assistant 1. 2. 3. 4 Census computer 3 Volley Ball 2 3 I Scholl Piano 1. 2. 3. 4 Came from Santa Ana College. La Paz. Bolivia L. BOVIALL Football 1. 2. 3 Basketball 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2 Track 3. 4 Intramurals 4 Bowling 4 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Dramat 1. 2 Class Officer 1. 3 Homecoming Court 1. 2. 3 D-Club 1. 2 Massed Choir 2 J. BATES Football 1. 2. 4 Basketball 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2. 4 Intramurals 3. 4 Rowling 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 3. 4 Massed Band 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 3 Combo 3. 4 Class Officer 1 Yearbook 2. 3 Varsity Club 4 B. CLOWES G. A. A. 1. 2. 1 Bowling 4 13a nd 1. 2 Pep Band 1 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Girls Chorus 1 Dramat 1. 2 Cheerleader 2 National Honor Society 3. 4 Newspaper 1. 2 Yearbook 1. 2 Homecoming Court 1 S. COHARD Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Twirler Majorette 1. 2. 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Cheer leader 2 Student Council 1. 2 Prom Court 1 Prom Queen 3 Swimming 3 Flag Bearer 1 G. CONNESS Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 2 Golf 2 Senior Class Play 4 Class Officer 1 Teacher Assistant 3. 4 Homecoming Court 4 Transferred from Marquette High School. Ottawa. 111. T. CUMMINGS Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Dramat 4 Forensics 2 FTA 4 Yearbook 1. 2 Glee Club 1 Newspaper 1. 2 Massed Choir 1 C. DAVIS Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2 Golf 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 One Act Play 2. 3 Three Act Play 4 Forensics 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 2 Photography 2 Student Council 4 • Continued on Page 118) 117 • Continued from Page 117) Thespians 4 Yearbook 1, 2. 3 Homecoming Court 2 T. DELANEY Football 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1. 2, 3 Intramurals 2. 3. 4 Bowling 4 Band 2 F. F. A. 4 Homecoming Court 4 Prom Court 2 Varsity Club 3. 1 D. DELONG Tennis 2. 3 Swimming 4 G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 2 Band 1 Choir 1, 2. 3. 4 Girls Chorus 1. 2. 4 Dravnat 4 Senior Gass Play 4 Forenscis 4 National Honor Society 3, I Newspaper 4 Office Help 1 Thespians 3. 4 A. F. S. 4 Synchronized Swimming 4 V. DOERR G. A. A. 1. 2 Band 1. 2 Choir 1 Pep Band 1 Girls Chorus 1 One Act Play 2 Forensics 2 Class Officer 2 Homemakers 3 National Honor Society 3 Quill and Scroll 4 Yearbook 3, 4 A. F. S. 3 R. EGENES Tennis 2. 3. 4 Intrnmurals 3. 4 Bowling 3. 4 M. EGENES G. A. A. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 3 Band 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3, 4 Choir 1. 3 Girls Chorus 4 FTA 3. 4 Newspaper 4 Quill and Scroll 4 AFS 3. 4 J. EVANS G. A. A. 2. 3. 4 lBowling 2. 3. 4 Choir 3 Forensics 4 M. FIGAHS G. A. A. Bowling 2. 3 Choir 2 Dramat 3 Forensics 2. 3, 4 F. T. A. 3. 4 Newspaper 2 Yearbook 4 G. GRAVES Bowling 1. 4 Choir 1 SENIOR INDEX C. GREGG Band 1. 2. 3 Majorette 1. 2. 3 Choir 2. 3. I One Act Play 2, 3 Senior Class Play 4 Forenscis 2 Cheerleader 1. 3, 4 FTA 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Thespians 4 Badger Girls State 3 Synchronized Swimming 3 Twirling Solo 1. 2 Twirling Ensemble 2. 3 Solo. Ensemble 2. 3 J. GOFF Football 1. 2 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Tennis 3. 4 Golf 1. 2 Intramurals 1 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 3 Drum Major 2 Senior Gass Play 4 Student Council 1. 2 Homecoming Court 3 Prom King 3 C. GALLAGHER Sychronized Swimming 3 G. A. A. 3 Bowling 3. 4 Choir 2. 3. 4 Senior Gass Play 4 Forensics 2 National Honor Society 3. 1 Newspaper 2 Student Council 1. 4 J. GRANT Fcotball 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1, 2. 4 Baseball 2 Track 1 Tennis 3 fntramurals 3 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Class Officer 2 E. GLEITER Track 4 Forensics 4 D. H. I. A. 1. 2, 3 FTA 1. 2. 3. 4 Football 2. 3. 4 Transferred from Whitewater A. GIBSON Gioir 2. 3. 4 One Act Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Forensics 2 National Honor Society 3 4 Newspaper 1. 2, 3. 4 Photography 1. 2. 3. I Quill and Scroll 3. 4 Yearbook 1. 2 Science Club 1 Boys Chorus 1 Boys Octet 4 B. GARDNER Swimming I Choir 4 Senior Class Play 4 Transferred from Central High. Sioux City. Iowa A. honse G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 One Act Play 3 Senior Gass Play 4 Class Officer 3 F. T.A. 4 Newspaper 1. 2 Student Council 1 Homecoming Court 3 M. HOLLISTER liowling 1. 2. 3. 4 G. A. A. 2. 3 Choir 1 Newspaper 4 J. HELLER G. A. A. 1, 2 Choir 1. 2. 4 Girls Chorus 1. 2 One Act Play 1. 2 Class Officer 1 Homemakers 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Homecoming Court 1. 4 Prom C6urt 2 Library Club 1. 2 D. HALLETT Football 1 Basketball 2 Baseball 1. 2. 4 Track 3 Swimming 4 Intramurals 1. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2. 3. 1 Band 1 Student Council 2 Teacher Assistant 4 M. HETZEL Bowling 3. 4 Choir 2 One Act Play 4 F. T.A. 3. 4 National Honor Society 3. 4 Newspaper 1, 2 Quill and Scroll 4 Yearbook 4 Library Assistant 1. 2 D. HALSTED Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Newspaper 1. 2 One Aet Play 3, 4 Teacher Assistant 4 Forensics 4 Library Help 1. 2. 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 D. JOHNSON G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 iiand 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Massed Blind 3 Dance Band 3. 4 Twirler 1 Three Act Play 3. 4 Senior Class Play 1 Cheerleader 2. 3. 4 FTA 1 Student Council 1. 2. 3. 1 Homecoming Court 2. 1 Horn Solo and Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4 L. JOHNSEN Football 1 Track I Swimming 4 • Continued on Page 1191 118 SENIOR INDEX (Continued from Page 118� Basketball (Intra) 2 Band 1. 2 D. KEATING G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 1 Choir 3 Drama! 1. 2 Forensics 1, 2 Cheerleader 1 Class Officer 2. 4 FNA 1 Student Council 1 Teacher Assistant 3. 1 Homecoming Court I Flag Bearer 3 Transferred from Madonna High School. Chicago. III. B. KEMPKEN Football 1. 2 Basketball 1. 2 Intramurals 3 Pep Band 3. 1 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir 1. 2 FFA 3. 4 J. KENNEY Golf 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 2. 3. 4 Dram at 2. 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Forensics 2 Class Officer 3 National Honor Society 3. 4 Student Council 4 Thespians 4 Homecoming Court 4 Badger Boys State 3 Le;terman’s Ciub 3. 4 L. KINOLESPARKER G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. I Bowling 1. 2. 3, 4 Band 1. 2. 3 Pep Band 3 Senior Class Play 4 Prom Court 2 F. KOOISTRA Basketball 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Intrnmurnls 3, 4 Bowling 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 3. 4 Choir 1. 2 Drnmat 2 Senior Class Plav 4 DHIA 3. 4 FFA 3. I Newspaper 1. 2 Yearbook 1. 2 Lettorman's Club 1, 2 Manager 1. 2 P. KRAMER Baseball 2. 4 Track 4 Bowling 3. 4 D. KROLL Intramurals 1 Science Club 2 B. LARSON Football 1 Basketball 1, 2. 3 Basehall 1. 2. 3 Golf 4 Bowling 4 Band 2 Choir 1. 2 Class Officer 1. 2. 4 National Honor Society 3 Student Council 1. 2. 3 Prom Court 2 Badger Boy 3 Massed Chorus 2 Lctterman’s Club 1. 2 Team Manager 1. 2 D. BRUCE LEE Basketball 4 Baseball 1 Golf 3. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4 Massed Band 3. 4 Dance Band 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Student Council 4 Music Clinic Solo F.nsemble 1. 2. 3. 4 C. LIND Football 1. 2. 3 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1 Intramurals 4 Band 1. 2 Class Officer 1 FFA 1 Prom Court 3 Transferred from Mabel public school. Mabel, Minnesota H. LOS Intramurals 1. 2 FFA 4 J. LEIT2KE Football 2. 3. 4 Baseball 2. 3. 1 Track 1 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 3. 4 Choir 1. 2. 3. 1 Newspaper 4 Massed Chorus 1. 2. 3 B. LANGE G. A. A. 1 Library Club 1 G. LINDLOFF G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1 Choir 1. 2, 3. 4 Girls Chorus 2 One Act Play 3. 4 Senior Class Play 4 Forensics 4 Future Nurse’s Club 4 Office Help Teacher Assistant 4 Synchronized Swimming 3 W. LIPPS Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2 Senior Class Play 4 Teacher Assistant 3. 4 Lettcrman’s Club 3. 4 N. LOVE Bowling 4 Choir 2 Newspaper 4 J. MERRILL Football 1. 2. 3, 4 Baseball 1. 2 3. 4 Intramurals 2. 3. 4 All Conference Football 4 Student Council 3 L. MORSE Baseball 1. 2 D. H.I.A. 1. ?. F.F.A. 1. 3 Teacher Assistant R. MALSCH Intramurals 1. 4 Band 1 G. McCORD Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 1. 2. 3 Coml o 4 C. McQUALITY Bowling 4 Newspaper 4 Transferred from Hononegah High School, Uockton. Illinois B. MEYER G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling I. 2. 3, 4 F.T.A. 3 Newspaper 4 S. MULLER Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Track 1. 2. 3. 4 Swimming 4 Intramurals 1. 2 Bowling 1 One Act Play 2. 3 Forensics 2 Class Officer 1. 1 Student Council 3 Yearbook 3 Lettorman’s Oub 3. 4 J. MORSE Intramurals 2 Bowling 4 J, MUSSER G. A. A. 2. 3, 4 Bowling 4 Teacher Assistant 4 Librarian 1. 2. 3. 4 E. NEZKI G. A. A. 2. 3, 1 Bowling 2, 4 Band 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4 Choir 2. 3. 4 Senior Class Play 1 Prom Court 3 Solo Fnsemble 2. I Transfer from St. Andrew’s. Dolavan P. O’CONNOR Bowling 1. 3. 4 Choir 2 Newspaper 4 J. PALMATIER G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2 Choir 1. 2. 3. 1 Senior Class Play 1 Future Teachers’ Assn. 3, 4 Newspaper 1. 2. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Student Council I Teacher Assistant 1 Thespians 1 Forensics 3, I H. PETERS Football 2 Tennis 2 Intramurals 2. 4 Choir 3, 4 (Continued on Page 120) 119 SENIOR INDEX (Continued from Page 119) Drarnat 1, 2. 3 Senior Class Play 1 Forensics I Drarnat Club 1, 2. 3. -1 L. PETERSON G. A. A. 1. 4 Bowling 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Ciass Officer 1 F. T.A. National Honor Society. 3. 4 Newspaper 1 Homecoming Court I Solo Ensemble 1. 2. 3. 4 C. PETERS Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Forensics 4 Future Nurse's Club 4 Newspaper 2 Office Help 4 Teacher Assistant 1. 2. 3 Drarnat 3 J. PROCTOR Baseball 1. 3. 4 Track 2 Basketball 3 Band 1. 2. 3 Pep Band 2. 3 L. QUAST Football 1. 2 Baseball 1. 2 Intramurals 2. 3 Bowling 2. 3. 4 D. CAROL REEB G. A. A. 1 Bowling 1. 2. 3 Band 1. 2. 3 Pep Band 1. 2. 3 Choir 2. 3, 1 One Act Play 2. 3 Senior Class Play 4 Class Officer 2 Newspaper 2 Teacher Assistant W. REIMER G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 liowling 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 3 Massed Band 3. I Majorette 1. 2, 3. I Girls Chorus 4 Senior Class Play 4 Future Teachers' Assn. 3. 1 Solo Ensemble 1. 4 T. ROE Intramurals 1. 4 Bowling 2. 4 Band 1 Teacher Assistant 4 C. RUBECK Football 1 J. SCHRAMSKI G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 2. 3. 4 Choir 2. 3. 4 E. SIERT Basketball 2, 3 Track 1. 2 Tennis 3 Intramurals 1. 4 Band 1 Senior Class Play 4 National Honor Society 4 Photography 3. 4 Yearbook 3. 4 Science Club 2 Solo Ensemble 1 D. SWENDER Football 2 Basketbtall 1, 2. 3. 4 Swimming 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 4 Dance Band 1. 2 Senior Class Play 4 Drarnat 3. 4 Forensics 2 Class Officer I National Society 3. 4 Prom Court 1 A. STURTEVANT Bowling 4 J. SORG Football 1. 2. 3. 4. Captain Traek 3. 4 Intramurals 1. 2. 3 Future Teachers’ Assn. 3 Homocoming Court 4 j. SMITH Choir 2. 3. 4 Girls Chorus 2. 4 Forensics 4 J. SUNDBERG Intramurals 2. 3. 4 Bowling 2. 3. 4 R. SCHOLL Basketball 1 Baseball 2 Golf 3. 4 Intramurnls 2. 3. I liowling 2. 3. 4 Football Manager 3. 1 C. SHIMKUS G. A. A. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 2. 3. I Synchronized Swimming 4 P. SHEAHAN G. A. A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir 1. 2. 3 Drarnat 2 FNA 4 Teacher Assistant 3. 4 Massed Chorus 2 Library Club 3, 4 D. SCULLY G. A. A. 1 Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Pop Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir 1. 2. 3. 4 Drarnat 3. 4 Senior Class Play I Class Officer 2 Newspaper 1. 2 Solo Ensemble 1. 2, 4 D. SNODIE Football 1 Transferred from Williams Bay High School. Williams Bay. Wisconsin L. SMITH Football 1. 2 Trnck 1. 2. 3. 4 Intramurals I. 2. 3. 1 Bowling 1. 2 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Massed Band 3. 1 Dance Band 1. 2. 3 Combo 2. 3. 4 Choir 3. 4 Drarnat 2. 3 Senior Class Play 4 Forensics 4 Student Council 1 Thespians 3. 4 Prom Court 3 Varsity Club R. SCHMUCK Baseball 2 Bowling 3 Transferred from Big Foot High School. Walworth. Wisconsin J. SKELTON Football 2 Intramurals 1 Bowling 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Massed 3. 4 Dance Band 2. 3 Combo 3. 4 Choir 3 Senior Class P ay I Milk Break 4 N. TEUBERT Football 1. 2. 3. 4 Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4 Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 2. 3. 4 Teacher Assistant 3. 4 I tterman’s Club 2. 3. 4 D. VAN HESS Intramurals 1 One Act Play 1. 2 F. F. A. 1. 2 Transferred form Walworth High School. Walworth. Wisconsin W. VAN DE BOGERT Swimming 3. 1 G. A A. 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2. 3. I National Honor Society 3. 1 Homecoming Court 1 Teacher Assistant 1 W. VANCE. JR. Basketball 1 Senior Class Play I V. VARONl G. R. A. 3. 4 FNA 4 National Honor Society 3. I Quill and Scroll I Yearbook I Transferred from Lake Geneva High. Lake Geneva. Wisconsin K. WAGNER Football 3 Baseball 2. 4 Track 3 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Bowling 1. 2. 3. 4 Boys Choir 1 B. WOODARD G. A. A. 1. 2 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Choir 2 Drarnat 2 Forensics 1. 2. 3. I Office Help 4 Yearlxiok 3 D. WILLARD Golf 2. 3 Intramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 (Continued on Page 121) 120 SENIOR INDEX (Continued from Page 120) Bowling 1, 2, 3. 4 Band 1 National Honor Society 3, 1 Student Council 4 J. WESTERBERG Band 1 F. WILEMAN Basketball Statistician 3, 4 Track 2 Tennis 1, 3, 4 rntramurals 1. 2. 3. 4 Band 1. 2. 3. 4 Pep Band 1. 2, 3, 1 Massed Band 1, 2. 3. 4 Dance Band 1. 2, 3 Combo 2. 3, 4 Choir 2. 3. 1 Dramat 2, 3, 4 Senior Class Play 4 Forensics 2. 3, I National Honor Society 3. 4 Student Council I Badger Boys 3 Letterman’s Club I A. WOODARD Football 1 2. 3. I Basketball 1. 2. 3 Baseball 1. 3, 4 Intramurals 4 Band 1, 2 Class Officer 2 National Honor Society 3. 4 Student Council 4 Homecoming Court 1 Badger Boys' State 3 Transferred from Clinton High School, Clinton, Wis. B. YOUMANS G. A. A. 1 Bowling 1. 2, 3 Choir 1. 2 Newspaper 1. 2. 4 Teacher Assistant 3 Glee Club 1. 2 Librarian 2. 3 SNAPS 121