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

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G A A FRONT ROW: Karen Olsen, LaVon Scholl, Patti Graber, Sue Schipper, Sue Johnson, Judy Danielson, Rachel Wileman, Myrtle Klaske, Sandra Morgan, Judy Jordon, Joanne Delaney, Joyce Jones, Joyce Reiser, Diane Hartmann. SECOND ROW: Diane Gerharz, Marianne Keegan, Margo Gregg, JoAnn Van Acker, Pat Michols, Enid Speri, Penny Nichel, Linda Cartagena, Judy Wiedemer, Bonnie Ames, Sue Peterson, Lynn Winter, Diane Semmerling, Sue Gallaghor, Jane Priem. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Johnson, Shirley Brown, Donna Vance, Margie Lock, Heidi Werfelmann, Elizabeth Logterman. Margaret Trewyn. Pat Brown, Charlene Scott, Karen Miller, Valgene Winn. Lois Welch, Glenda Zahm, Judy Elstad. FOURTH ROW: Mary Kilkenny, Rheta Merrill, Cheryl Moon, Connie Rutherford, Kathie Skopec, Gene Williamson, Terry Williamson, Donna Peterson, Donna Kavanaugh, Nancy Marfell, Barb Willard, Carol Wendorf, Nancy Lipps. Joy Meyer, Dorothy Dutton. FIFTH ROW: Jane Hankins, Judy Christianson, Sheryl Craig, Mary Ann Seely, Pam Woodford, Sandy Polasik, Bev Yant, Teresa DeWolfe, Cathy Bruce, Sue Nauseda, Sally Roe, Sandy Stoinbicer, Judy Truckenbrod, Beckie Britt. TOP ROW: Louise Trott, Carolo Ellis, Karen Glenn, Nancy Vorpahl, Linda Patterson, Katho Lauterbach, Rita Westerberg, Barbara Escher, Pat Varoni. The Girls' Athletic Association is happy that Mrs. Berkompas and Miss James arc willing to give their time Tuesdays after school, to supervise this organization. They are the teacher advisers. Last May the GAA executive board (composed of the officers and advisers) nominated girls for this year’s officers. Winning the presidency was Myrtle Klaske. the vice-presidency was filled by Judy Danielson, Sandra Morgan was chosen as secretary, and Rachel Wile-man was given the job of point secretary. This year the girls chose baseball as their fall sport. But the weather became much too chilly for them before the schedule was completed. Winter, not only brought snow and freezing temperatures, but it also brought basketball, to GAA at least. When spring rolled around, the outdoor sports again became popular. — 28 —

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AFS AROUND THE WORLD D-DHS to Denmark Barbara Willard was lust year’s AFS student from D-DHS. She spent a wonderful and exciting summer in Gandrup. Denmark. Denmark is a small farming country with very hospitable and friendly people, who made Barb feel very much at home. While over in Denmark. Barb learned to get along with the Danish people. She also learned their customs and their language. Barb says that there is only one thing wrong with Denmark. “You eat too much over there. Egypt to D-DHS Samir Magdi is among the first seven AFS students ever to come from the United Arab Republic. His charm, friendliness, and easy going personality have won him many friends here in the United States. Samir can speak three languages. Arabic. French, and English. He is planning to become a technical engineer when he goes back to Cairo. Samir is very much impressed with our school system and hopes that someday his country will have a similar system. In the early part of November. Sam. as is row his nickname, saw snow for the first time. He also celebrated his first Christmas this year. D-DHS to New Zealand Murray Nelson is the first student from D-D1IS to participate in the AFS school program. Murray is spending nine months in Plimmer-ton. New Zealand. Bob Stewart, the first AFS student to come to D-DHS. was also from New Zealand. We are sure that Murray is having a wonderful time and will bring back accounts of his many experiences in the Southern Hemisphere. — 27 —

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FRONT ROW: Linda Pyka, Theressa Owens, Carol Mestan. Pat Sargent, Cindy Newman, Sheila Beyritz, Sheila Fleming, Gwen Winter, Virginia Stewart, Phyllis Dantone, Jean Bradford, Barbara Woods, Judy Morrison, Bonnie Reinice. SECOND ROW: Sue Sheehan, Christine Brahm, Ellen Freitag, Judy Beier, Sandy Osborne, Jennie McSorley, Karen Baldwin, Ruth Egnoski, Betty Jean Wagner, Kris Lewis, Donna Polasik, Judy Yant, Jane Sikes, Carolyn Kohn, Jean Morrissy. THIRD ROW: Karen Henning, Sue Woodard, Diane Wippich, Jennie Schmid, Linda Zahm, Jeanne Boviall, Cindy Pegg, Pat Benson, Margaret Wiedemer, Linda Schirer, Marie McDonough, Doris Glazik, Mary Jean Kenny, Pam Loudenbeck. FOURTH ROW: Jane Rubeck, Carolyn McDonough, Janet Cardoni. Theresa Ruffalo, Jill Gant, Karen Schnick, Sandy Deschner, Cynthia Kilkenny, Mary Carroll, Bobbi Olson, Ida Greidanus, Virginia Keyzer, Elizabeh Canady, Shirley Hiemstra, Joan Morrison. FIFTH ROW: Mary Beyerl, Dorothy Williams, Linda Williams, Linda Hofer, Elsa Varoni, Jennie Jones, Doris Millard, Mary Brown, Roberta DeLong, Shirley Clowes, Jamie Langton, Karen Truckenbrod, Sally Lock, Pat Laney, Sue Milne. SIXTH ROW: Ellen Seising, Sharon Demere, Sandy Johnson, Janice Hartmann, Edith Klumph, Sally Glenn, Wynne Freitag, Mary Lou Smith. Beverly Byrne, Marilyn Thompson, Doris DeLap, Barbara Byrnes, Joan DuBois, Paula Heller. In December the Delavan-Darien GAA sponsored a playnight. The activities which the girls participated in were: swimming, volleyball. and basketball. The four other schools which were represented at this activity were: Wllmot. Elkhorn, Beloit, and Big Foot. The play-night was a huge success. The Father-Daughter Banquet took place in April. All GAA members and their fathers were invited. This event is an annual affair. This organization is open to any high school girl who wishes to attend, and pay her dues. It encourages sportsmanship and fair play. It also develops skill in the various activities. — 29 —