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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1962 volume:

1962 ERA Delavan-Darien High School, Delavan, Wisconsin Volume V KATHE LAUTERBACH - EDITOR FOREWORD This year we are very happy to have Freddie, our school mascot, introduce the 1962 Era. Freddie came into being last year when the cheerleaders and members of the football squad felt the need for a school mascot. It certainly was a wise decision, for Freddie has come to symbolize the tremendous school spirit which follows our team wherever they might be. Along with building up the spirit, Freddie has helped to make posters and present clever skits at pep meetings which have certainly been a great factor in cheering our teams to victory. Because we believe that school spirit extends beyond the phase of athletics, we feel justified in having Freddie introduce the various sections of the Era . TO OUR ALMA MATER, SHALL WE ALL BE TRUE, EVER WE PRAISE THE GOLD AND BLUE. HAIL TO THE VARSITY, HAIL TO VICTORY, HAIL ALMA MATER, HAIL ALL HAIL TO THEE. 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION................... 4 SENIORS......................... 10 UNDERCLASSMEN....................42 ACTIVITIES...................... 60 ATHLETICS.......................102 FACULTY.........................122 SNAPS 128 STUDENT INDEX...................129 3 BOARD OF EDUCATION Mr. DONALD BEARDSLEY . . . clerk on the school board, has held this position for six years. He is a prominent farmer in the area and has resided near Darien for many years. Mrs. HENRY LAUTERBACH . . . president of the school board for the past two years, is the mother of three children. She is a past president of the PTA and was helpful in the organization of D-DHS. The members of the board of education represent the citizens of the Delavan-Darien area in providing for the educational welfare of the students in a program to keep America strong and able to maintain her position in the world. Mr. FRANCIS LYONS . . . local post office employee, has served on the school board since July of 1959. He was elected vice president of the school board in 1960. Dr. J. A. CARROLL ... has served on the school board as treasurer since D-DHS organized in 1955. He is an Osteopathic Physician and the father of three children. Mr. RUSSELL STEWART . . . father of four children, holds the position of director on the school board. He is a local farmer and in his spare time participates in 4-H activities as a project leader. 4 ADMINISTRATION LOND R. RODMAN . . . principal of D-DHS, has served in that position for two years, providing smooth and efficient administration. He was originally from Ashland, Wisconsin, and before coming to Del a van was principal of Ladysmith High School, Ladysmith, Wisconsin. Mr. Rodman graduated from Northland College with a bachelor of arts degree. He received his masters degree at the University of Wisconsin. His majors were German and English. Mr. Rodman also served in the air-born division of the armed services. He is now married and has one small daughter. CHARLES H. WILEMAN . . . has been an administrator here in De-lavan since 1950. Superintendent Wileman received his masters degree at the University of Wisconsin and was formerly principal of Roosevelt Junior High School in Appleton, Wisconsin. He has been an important factor in helping D-DHS develop a high set of standards and the fine traditions that all students, former and present, arc proud of. Mr. Wileman is married, has one son, Fred, a Junior at the University of Wisconsin, and a daughter Rachel, a senior at D-DHS. JOSEPH R. RONDEAU ... is in his first year at D-DHS. Besides serving as assistant principal, he is teaching Spanish. Before coming here, Mr. Rondeau taught Spanish, history, and physical education at Black Earth High School, Black Earth, Wisconsin. He is a graduate of Marquette University with a bachelor of science degree and has spent the last two summers at the University of Wisconsin working toward his masters degree. Mr. Rondeau is married, the father of five children, and spends most of his free time at home with his family. The focal point of many community and educational activities. 5 SERVICE WITH A SMILE The hard working office girls this year are, from left to right; Miss Miller, Mrs. Vaughn, and Mrs. Knight. Miss Miller, known to most of the students as Dorothy, and Mrs. Knight are tire school secretaries. Some of their duties include filing, typing, answering the telephone, and assisting the students whenever necessary. Mrs. Vaughn, the accountant, is responsible for the financial records of tire school. Mrs. Kooistra, Mrs. Siert, Mrs. Wen-dor f, Mrs. Hipp, and Mrs. Siebert, who had her day off when this picture was taken, are the five women who this year faithfully prepared delicious and nutritious meals for the students. Mr. Wiser, Mr. Fchrm, and Mr. Wen-dor f, the Mr. Cleans of D-DHS, always have our school clean and in excellent shape. 6 MILK-BOOKS-ROLL CALL The milk distributors, FIRST ROW: Michael Lucchcsi, Michael Ro-herty, Cary Wheeler. BACK ROW: John Sliker, Chuck Stimpfl, and Ken Kramer deliver the milk for the second period milk break. Student librarians, FIRST ROW: Sherry Carecht, Sandra Osborne, Elizebeth Logterman, Geraldine Coff. BACK ROW: Joanne Gasch, Dick Leff, Marilyn Ver-hoef, and Beverly Verhoef, assist Miss McCarthy in the library. The attendance girls, FIRST ROW: Kathleen Craig, Shirley Hiemstra, Patricia Michols, Mary Sklenar, Shirley Brown, Linda Scully. BACK ROW: Sandra Osborne, Bonnie Zoeliner, and Nancy Wallis arc often seen collecting cards and performing various other duties. 7 DENNIS GUY BERG Den Women are a man's best friend--I'm the friendly type. Senior President JOANN THERESE VANACKER Jo Jo is a girl who's liked by all, that's because she has so much on the ball. Senior Vice President MARIANNE THERESA KEEGAN Marianne The girl with tire sparkling personality. Senior Secretary AT LAST! OUR HAS COME, WE LINDA JEAN PATTERSON Linda Quit it out. Senior Treasurer KATHLEEN DIANE SKOPEC Kathie Her twinkling eyes and Irish smile brighten up classrooms all the while. Student Council President 10 RICHARD RAYMOND ALTER Dick A handy man to have around the school. BONNIE LYNN AMES Bonnie Docs my hair look all right? Arc you sure ? FINAL YEAR OF SCHOOL THOUGHT LAST FALL. ALBERTO ARMANDO BARCHILON Al He came a stranger, remained a friend. JEROME L. BENSON Jerry A little nonsense now and then, is natural with the best of men. JACQUELINE ROSE BERESH Jackie She has a light, a very light head. In fact, she's a blonde. 11 SHIRLEY MAE BROWN Brownie Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. PATRICIA ANN BROWN Pat Faithful and gracious who could ask for more. WE’VE LEARNED EACH READ VOLUMES CARY RICH BURGHOFF Care I'm willing to be convinced, but show me the person who can convince me. LINDA PEARL CARTAGENA Linda She's cute, sweet, and very petite. ROBERT C. BETZER Beto 'Tis not stature that makes a man great. 12 KAY LORRAINE DELANEY Casscy Quiet--With motives unknown. RITA MAE CURRY Rita” Full of pep, full of fun. She's a pal to everyone. JUDITH ROSE DANIELSON Judy She's our all American girl. LESSON. LAW, AND RULE. HUGE AND SMALL ROCER C. EDRINN Roger 'To wear my pencil dull, would only mean sharpening it. DOROTHY DEANNA DUTTON Dodie Neat as a pin, quiet and trim. 13 JOANNE CASCH Joe ' Arc you reading another book? JUDITH LYNN ELSTAD Judie But I wish you would tell me, please. BARBARA ANN ESCHER Barb I'll see if I can get the car tonight. WILLIAM ALAN GEHRAND Cactus The speed limit seems to be whatever the car can do. DIANE BARBARA CERHARZ .•Di- Hor tongue announces her arrival. 14 WE BEGAN THE YEAR THAT WE WOULD EDWARD LAWRENCE CINNER Larry 'They say words arc cheap, but why waste them? CERALD LEROY CLE1TER Jer I wish there was some other way of starting the day than just waking up. WITH CONFIDENCE DO QUITE WELL JOHN The most folks. EARL GOODCER Coodic dangerous are quiet SUSAN ELAINE CRAIR Sam Short, dark with a good health glowing, smiling pleasant, easy going. SUSAN ELLEN CRANZO Cranzo Bye, bye, sec ya later. 15 MARGO JANE GREGG Margo Silence is golden, but who am I to make money? JANE EOLA HANKINS Janie Her smile goes all the way around and buttons in the back. DIANE ELLEN HARTMANN Shorty Good things come in small packages. BUT WITH THE THOUGHT OUR SPIRITS MICHAEL EDWARD HEMBROOK Mike He is usually quiet and shy, but we all know he's an all around guy. RONALD LEE HENRIOTT Ron Here I am--you can start class now! 16 CORDON RAY HIRSCH Gordie Plenty of good nature and a lot of fun, makes him well liked by everyone. WILLIAM THORNE HOLLISTER ’Thorne Florida here I come ! OF COLLEGE ENTRANCE, QUICKLY FELL. RICHARD R. HUBER Itch Stately and tall, he walks through the hall. KATHLEEN E. HUCKABY Kay She's in everything, she can't be beat. She has a personality that is quite a treat. JERROLD WAYNE HUCUET Jerry He %%’ould argue with a fence-post just for the sake of arguing. 17 LAWRENCE KEITH JOHNSON Lar He's all sorts, and even good in sports. LOUISE MARY KAISER Louie It isn't often you find anything so nice in such a pretty package. LARRY EARL HUISHEERE Porky A member of the tall and silent society. CAROLYN EVE JOHNSON Care If happiness is the road to success, she'll find the traveling. JUDITH ANN JOHNSON Judy 'Tis true she is much inclined, to chin and talk with all mankind. PERHAPS WE’RE WRONG. (OR SO THE WE'RE NOT SO SMART. FRESHMEN SAY!) DONNA MAE KAVANAUCH Donna” She speaks, behaves, ami acts like she ought. MARLENE JANE KLINE Mar This girl Iras a great love and talent for horses. ARDELL LOUIS KLUC Kluggie Bo friendly and you'll always have a friend. JOAN ELISABETH LANGNES Joanie Twinkle, twinkle little feet, show me i dance I've yet to meet. SHEILA KAYE KLINE Chcech Blonde but not light headed. KATHRYN HYDE LAUTERBACH Kathe Editor of the Era; she went to Cirls' State; jolly and humorous is tills fine classmate. JAMES KENT LENL1NG Jim A young man who blushes is better than one who turns pale. BERNARD LEEROY LESLIE Bcrnie Evil spelled backwards is live. PHILLIP ALLEN LINDLOFF Phillzic What's the use of worrying when the world is full of fun? WE PROGRESSED HAROLDENE ANN LEECH Haroldene She who says nothing, makes no mistakes. BUT WITH DETERMINED 20 MIND AND HEART SOME EVERY DAY. EDOUARD LITTAYE Eddy From Cambodia he came, In our hearts he will remain. MARJORIE RAF. LOCK Margie 'The world was made to be enjoyed and I shall make die most of it. CAROL ANN LONZE Lonzie Some think school was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. ARLENE PHYLLIS LOS Arlene Angel without a halo. 21 ELIZABETH ANN LOCTERMAN 'Tiz Few are her words; many are her deeds. PAMELA ANN McGEE Pam An innocent face, but you never can tell. ROBERT CHARLES LUDOWISE Bob Why should the devil have all the fun? NANCY LEE MARFELL Snooks Not a flower or a pearl, just an all around girl. THROUGH THE FALL WE STUDIED LAWRENCE DOUGLAS McQUALITY Larry Rather quiet but full of fun, a boy liked by everyone. PATRICIA ANN MICHOLS Pat A sweet girl with a flair for sports. 22 AND WINTER, TOO. YET HAD FUN. GLADYS LENORE MILLARD Gladys It's nice to be natural when you're naturally n� cc. KAREN LYNN MILLER Karen A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. RONALD DANIEL MORGAN Ron A little work never hurt anyone, but why take the chance? WILLIAM ALTON MOYLE Billsic Bill likes football best of all, and he's a worker no one can stall. CHERYL LEE MOON Red If silence were golden I'd be a millionaire. 23 JEAN ANNE NEWMAN Ncvvmy Always Jolly, always kind, She's a girl we like to find. MURRAY DAVID NELSON Murr A sport, a friend, a merry lad, Just to know him makes us glad. RALPH EDWARD NEUMEIER Ralphic With laughter and fun, Many friends he has won. PENELOPE PAULINE NICKEL Penny Really? DAVID WILLIAM OLSON Ole Willing to work, willing to play, but he never has very much to say. AND YET ITS STRANGE THE YEAR WOULD w: V 24 DAVID LEE PERRY Snuff David could cam millions instead of only praise, If he could give us lessons on how to get those A's. EUGENE HENRY PARSONS Gene Let others do the labor, I'll do the rest. RICHARD ELUOT PEGC Rich He's our U. man. WENDY ANN PETERMANN Wen Our girl with a camera. DONNA MARIE PETERSON Pctic Studied hard, never late, We all knew she'd graduate. THAT NO ONE KNEW SOON BE DONE. 25 SHARON LUANNE RAY Sharon She's sweet and steady, With a smile always ready. AND NOW OUR HAS COME AND JANE ELLEN PR1EM Pream She may be small, but so's a stick of dynamite. MARCIA LEA RAMBOW Marcy I'm waiting for one man— TERRY DEAN REIMER Terry Other men have been great, but they are all dead. JAMES MICHAEL ROBINSON Rob He's always seen but seldom heard. CONNIE SUE RUTHERFORD Connie Let her own work be her praise. FILE RETIA SALTUC Sprout Good nature and good sense are a wonderful pair, For these values together are very rare. DOROTHY CHRISTINE SCHIEVE Dottic Late hours aren't good for one, but they're all right for two. FINAL SCHOOL YEAR GONE SO FAST JAMES DALE SCHLIECER Slugcr 'This learning--what a bore. LARRY ROBERT SCHULTZ Schultz Study is a pastime, but why over do? 27 CHARLENE KAY SCOTT Scotty She was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran away with the pattern. LINDA ANN SCULLY Lin If laughing is good for one's health—she'll live forever. PAUL JOHN SHIMKUS Paul 1 never let studies interfere with my education. MARYJEAN SKLENAR 'Termite A little girl with a lot of questions. LARRY ALAN SMITH Smitty From the farm he'll never stray. THAT GRADUATION’S OUR SENIOR 28 ENID CATHERINE SPERI Enic Happy am I, from care I'm free, why aren't they all contented like me? DARRELL KIETH STICKNEY Stick To be of service, rather than to be too conspicuous. DRAWING NEAR, YEAR IS PAST! MARGARET JANE TREWYN Susie Quiet and sweet, a girl you'l like to meet. DWIGHT ALLEN UNDERHILL Dwight 1 never trouble trouble until trouble troubles me. LEON ALBERT VAN ACKER Pinky They that do the best, make the least noise. 29 DONNA MARIE VANCE Donna I'm nor always quiet. CAROL MAE VANDERVEEN Carol Her thoughts arc many, Her words arc few, A nicer girl you never knew. MARILYN JOANNE VERHOEF Kitty Chew, chew, chewing gum, You'll never see her without some. PHILIP RONALD VINCI Phil I used to be conceited, but now I'm a pretty nice guy. WILLIAM CHARLES WACNER Bill With all his talent and quick wit, Into any group he will easily fit. WE SAY TO STUDENTS 30 RICHARD CARL WEILAND Rick He's not very big, But size doesn't count, it's quality we're after not the amount. LOIS ANN WELCH Louie Full of pep, ready to go, That's what makes her chatter so. GOOD-BYE. D-DHS AND FACULTY RICHARD ALLAN WERBEI. Dick A dark-haired lad, with a constant grin, whose popularity will never grow thin. HEIDEMARJE K. WERFELMANN Heidc All the world loves a quiet girl; and I don't make much noise. RITA MAY WESTF.RBERC Rita Just like candy, half sweet and half nutty. 31 JUDITH MARIE WIEDEMER Judy She seems dignified until you know her. RACHEL MARIE WI LEMAN Rach A little bit of devil in every angel's eyes. 32 HAVE DONE OUR BEST FAITHFULLY - BY RACHEL WILEMAN VALCENE WINN Vege For Pete's sake. WILLIAM ARTHER YOUMANS Willie Who invented books? BONNIE KAY ZOELLNER Bunny Friendly in a quiet way. KEITH BRITTON Keith A light haired lad with a constant grin. DAVID LEE ZARNSTORFF Zarnie Study--what's that? DIANE MARIE ZITKO Diane Want to hear a joke? 33 Of Course I'll dance with you. Will I, or won't I. Race ya! He went that way. Who said that? IN THE Don't bother me! Sat on a tuffet? When do we leave? Do ya want to play? Don't just stand there, pick me up! BEGINNING! Everybody cheer! Who says I'm bashful? Mum is the word. What did ya say? I'm ready. BUSY THROUGH ALTER, RICHARD--Football 2; Intra-murals 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4; Teacher's Assistant 4. AMES, BONNIE—CAA 1,3,4; Band 1; Pep Band 2,3,4, Forensics 2; FFA 3; FTA 3,4. BARCHILON, ALBERTO--AFS Student 4; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4; Student Council 4; Musical 4. BENSON, JEROME--Coif 1,2; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2; Musical 2,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Prom Court 3; Thespians 4, Senior Class Play 4. BERESH, JACQUELINE--CAA 2; Band 1; Senior Class Play 4; Teacher's Assistant 4, Bowling 4. BERG, DENNIS--Coif 1,2, Swimming 1,2,3,4; Prom King 3; Intramurals 1,2,3; Three Act Play 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4; Class Officer 4. BETZER, ROBERT--Tennis 1,2,3; Swimming 1; Bowling 2,3,4; Intramurals 3; Three Act Play 3; Forensics 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Teacher's Assistant 3,4; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cometeer 4; Spanish Club 4; FTA 4. BROWN, PATRICIA--CAA 1,2,3; Bowling 2; Musical 2,3; Art Club 3,4; FNA 4. BROWN, SHIRLEY--CAA 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3,4; FHA 2; Forensics 2; NHS 2,3; Yearbook 4; Senior Class Play 4. BURCHOFF, CARY-Transfer 2; Dance Band 3; Musical 3; Three Act Play 3; Forensics 2,3; Student Council 3; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4. CARTAGENA, LINDA--CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Band 2,3,4; FTA 4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 4. CURRY, RITA—Swimming 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2; Band 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Majorette 1; Forensics 2; NHS 2,3,4; Musical 2,4; Student Council 4; Alternate Cheerleader 4; Senior Class Play 4; A Cappella Officer 4. DANIELSON, JUDITH--CAA 1,2,3,4, Musical 2,3,4; Forensics 2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; FHA 3; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4; Girls' Chorus 1; A Cappella Officer 4. DELANEY, KAY--Musical 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Teacher's Assistant 4; Senior Class Piay 4. DUTTON, DOROTHY—CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Yearbook 3,4; Forensics 3; Quill and Scroll 4; Senior Class Play 4. EDRINN, ROGER--Transfer 4. ELSTAD, JUDITH--CAA 2,3,4; Bowling 2; Band 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Musical 3,4; Three Act Play 3; Forensics 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 3,4; Badger Girls' State 3; Thespians 4. ESC HER, BARBARA—Swimming 1,2, 3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Three Act Play 2; FTA 2,3,4; Cometeer 3; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4; Forensics 2. CASCH, JOANN--FHA 3,4. G EH RAND, WILLI AM --Intramurals 1; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2; Senior Class Play 4. CERHARZ, DIANE--Swimming 2,3,4; CAA 2,3,4; Bowling 2; Musical 2,4; FTA 3; FNA 1; Girls' Chorus 1. CINNER, LARRY--Transfer 3. CLEITER, CERALD--Football 1,2,4; Track 1,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4, Varsity Club 4; DHIA 1; FFA 1; Teacher's Assistant 4. COODCER, JOHN—Teacher's Assistant 4; Intramurals 4. CRAIR, SUSAN—Swimming 1,2,3,4; CAA 2,3; Musical 2; Forensics 2; FNA 1,3, Bowling 2,3; Teacher's Assistant 4. CRANZO, SUSAN—CAA 2; Musical 2,3; FHA 3. CRECC, MARCO--Swimming 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4, Bowling 2; Band 1; Pep Band 1,2; FTA 2,3,4; Teacher’s Assistant 4. HANKINS, JANE--CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 3,4; Forensics 2; Spanish Club 4; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4. HARTMANN, DIANE—CAA 3,4; Forensic s 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Bowling 4; FTA 4; Musical 4; Girls' Chorus 1; Senior Class Play 4. HEMBROOK, MICHAEL—Intramurals 1; Baseball 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Bowling 4. HENRIOTT, RONALD—Football 1,2; Basketball Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr. 1,2; Tennis 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Massed Band 2; Dance Band 2,3; Musical 2,3; FTA 2,3; Student Council 1; Varsity Club 4; Thespians 4; Teacher's Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4. HIRSCH, CORDON—Football 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Bowling 1; Intramurals 1; Forensics 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Thespians 4. HOLLISTER, WILLIAM--Bowling 2; Art Club 3. HUBER, RICHARD--Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3; Musical 2,4; Band 1; Varsity Club 3,4. HUCKABY, KAY—CAA 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Forensics 1,2; Cheerleader 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Cometeer 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Prom Queen 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Thespians 4; Badger Cirls' State (alternate) 3; Senior Class Play 4; Student Council 3; Mixed Choir 3. HUCUET, JERROLD--Baseball 1; Track 2,3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2; Class Officer 3; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Cometeer 4; Badger Boys' State (alternate but attended) 3; Basketball Statistician 3,4; Football Statistician 4; Senior Class Play 4. HU1SHEERE, LARRY--DHIA 1, FFA 1,2,3,4. JOHNSON, CAROLYN—CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; NHS 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Forensics 2; FTA 3,4; Cometeer 4; Quill and Scroll 4. JOHNSON, JUDITH--CAA 2; Musical 3,4; Homecoming Court 3; Girls' Chorus 1; Teacher's Assistant 4. JOHNSON, LAWRENCE--Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Musical 2; NHS 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3; Cometeer 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Badger Boys' State 3. KAISER, LOUISE—CAA 2,3; Bowling 2; Musical 2; Forensics 2; Class Officer 1; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 2; Prom Court 2; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4; Homecoming Court 4. KAVANAUGH, DONNA--CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,4, FNA 3,4; FTA 4. KEECAN, MARIANNE—CAA 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Cometeer 3; Forensics 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4; Student Council 1; Class Officer 4. KUNE, MARLENE--CAA 3; Bowling 3,4; Band 1; Pep Band 1,4; Massed Band 1. Spanish Club 4. KUNE, SHEILA—CAA 2; Musical 2; FHA 3; Student Council 3; Yearbook 3,4; Cometeer 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Teacher's Assistant 4. KLUC, ARDELL--Baseball Mgr. 3; Swimming 1; Bowling 2,3; Forensics 2; Art Club 4. LANCNES, JOAN--CAA 1,2; Bowling 2; Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; Homecoming Court 2; Musical 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Teacher's Assistant 3. LAUTEREACH, KATHRYN--CAA 2,3,4; Band 1; Forensics 2,3,4; Class Officer 3; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Yearbook 3,4, Badger Cirls' State 3; Thespians 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Senior Class Play 4; Cirls' Chorus 1; DAR Award 4. LEECH, HAROLDENE--Musical 3,4; FHA 4; Senior Class Play 4. LENUNC, JAMES LESUE, BF.RBARD--Transfer 2; Swimming 3; Intramurals 2,3; Bowling 2; Musical 3; Three Act Play 3; Senior Class Play 4. LINDLOFF, PHILUP—Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramurals 1,4; Massed Choir 2; Musical 2,3,4; Prom Court 1; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Teacher's Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4; A Cappella Officer 4. UTTAYE, EDOURD--AFS Student 4; Student Council 4. LOCK, MARJORIE—CAA 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,3; Band 1; Musical 3; NHS 2; Prom Court 3. LOG TERM AN, ELIZABETH--CAA 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; FNA 3,4; Girls’ Chorus I; Teacher's Assistant 3. LON'ZE, CAROL ANN--Swimming 1; Musical 3,4; FNA 1,2,3; FTA 3. LOS, ARLENE--CAA 4. Forensics 2,3; Student Council 2; FNA 4; Bowling 4; Teacher's Assistant 3; Senior Class Play 4. LUDOW1SE, ROBERT--Football Mgr. 2,3,4; Basketball Student Trainer 3; Track 2,3; Intramurals 1. Three Act Play 3; Forensics 2; Varsity Club 4; THE YEARS Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4. McCEE, PAMELA—CAA 2; Bowling 2; Band 1, Musical 2,3; Forensics 2; FTA 1.2.3,4; Three Act Play 2; Cometcer 3,4, Teacher's Assistant 3; Quill and Scroll 4. McQUALITY, LAWRENCE--Football I; Football Mgr. 2; Bowling 3; Baseball Mgr. 1,2; Swimming 1; Forensics 3. MARFELL, NANCY--CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; FNA 4; FHA 3,4; Musical 3,4. MICHOLS, PATRICIA--Swimming 1,2, 3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4, Bowling 2; Forensics 2; Art Club 3,4. Senior Class Play 4. MILLARD, CLADYS--Band 1, Pep Band 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3; FTA 3; FHA 1,2, 3,4; NHS 3,4; CAA 4; Senior Class Play 4. MILLER, KAREN—CAA 3. MOON, CHERYL--CAA 3; Art Club 3; Musical 4. MORGAN, RONALD—Track 2,3; Intramurals 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4; Teacher's Assistant 4. MOYLE, WILLIAM--Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Track 1,2,3; Swimming 3; Intramurals 3; Musical 2,3,4; Three Act Play 3; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; AFS Student 3; Prom Court 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; A Cap-pella Officer 4; Badger Boys' State 3; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4. NELSON, MURRAY--Football 1,2,3; Track 1; Tennis 2; Swimming 1,2,3,4; Band 1; Massed Band 1,2; Forensics 2; Class Officer 1; NHS 2,3,4; AFS Student 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Musical 4; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4. NEUME1ER, RALPH--DHIA 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Cometcer 3,4. NEWMAN, JEANANNE--Swimming 1,2,3,4; CAA 2; Musical 2,4; FNA 1,4; FHA 3; Senior Class Play 4; FTA 4. NICKEL, PENELOPE—CAA 1,2,3; Musical 2,3,4; Forensics 2; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4. OLSON, DAVID--Transfer 2; Spanish Club 4. PARSONS, EUCENE--Teacher's Assistant 4. PATTERSON, LINDA--Transfer 2; CAA 3,4; Bowlfng 3; FTA 3,4; Musical 3,4; Forensics 2,3,4, Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 4; Class Officer 4. PECG, RICHARD--Football 1,2; Tennis 2; Swimming 1; Intramurals 3; Band 1; Dance Band 2; Pep Band 2,3; Combo 3; Musical 2,3; Forensics 2; Class Officer 2; FTA 2,3; NHS 2,3; Student Council 3; Attended University of Wisconsin 4. PERRY, DAVID--Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3; Intramurals 3,4; Forensics 2; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 2, Bowling 3,4; Varsity Club 4; Senior Class Play 4. PETERMANN, WENDY—Tnrce Act Play 1; Girls' Chorus 1; Forensics 2,3; Cometcer 4; Teacher's Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 4. PETERSON, DONNA--CAA 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; Musical 2,4, FHA 3,4. PRIEM, JANE--CAA 2,3; Musical 2,3,4; FNA 1,4; Senior Class Play 4. RAMBOW, MARCIA--Forensics 2,3,4; Girls' Chorus 1; Musical 3,4; Thespians 4j FHA 4; Senior Class Play 4. RAY, SHARON--Transfer 3; FNA 3,4. REIMER, TERRY—Football 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2; Baseball 1,2; Intramural! 3; FFA 2,3; Thespians 4; Senior Class Play 4. ROBINSON, JAMES--Basketball 1; Intramurals 2,3,4, Musical 3. RUTHERFORD, CONNIE—Transfer 3; CAA 3,4; Bowling 3,4; Forensics 3,4; FTA 3,4; NHS 3,4; Cometcer 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Homecoming Court 4. SALTUC, FILIZ—AFS Student 4; Thes-pains 4; CAA 4; Student Council 4. SCHIEVE, DOROTHY--Teacher's Assistant 4. SCHLEICER, JAMES—Teacher's Assistant 4. SCHULTZ, LARRY - -Transfer 3; Intramurals 4. SCOTT, CHARLENE--CAA 1,2,3; Musical 2,3; Forensics 2; Bowling 4; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4. SCULLY, LINDA—CAA 2; Bowling 2; Band I; Pep Band 1,2; Musical 3; Forensics 3; FNA 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4. SHIMKUS, PAUL—Football 1,2,3,4; Musical 3,4; DHIA 1; FFA 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Bowling 4; Intramurals 4. SKLENAR, MARY--Transfer 3; Senior Class Play 4. SKOPEC, KATHLEEN - -CAA 1,2,3,4, Forensics 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3.4; Yearbook 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4. SMITH, LAWRENCE—DHIA 1; FFA 1,2.3,4. SPERI, ENID--Swimming 2,3; CAA 2,3; Forensics 2,3,4, Future Homemaker Award 4; NHS 3; Senior Class Play 4; Spanish Club 4; Thespians 4; FTA 3; Musical 4. STICKNEY, DARRELL--Football 3,4, Baseball 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Bowling 4. TREWYN, MARCARET—CAA 2,3; Bowling 2,3; FHA 2,3,4. UNDERHILL, DWICHT-Football 2, Track 1,2,3; NHS 2,3,4; Varsity Club 4. VANACKER, JOANN-CAA 1,2,3,4; Mixed Chorus 3; Musical 3,4; Forensics 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Student Council 2; Yearbook I; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4; Class Officer 4. VANACKER, LEON--Intramurals 1,2; DHIA 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4. VANCE, DONNA--CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowt-Because of the deadline date for publication the iollowing activities for the fourth Prom Court, Three Act Play, Tennis, Track, and Baseball. ing 1,2,3,4; FHA 4. VANDERVEEN, CAROL--Transler 3. VERHOEF, MARILYN--CAA 1; FHA 3. VINCI, PHILIP--Transfer 3; Football 3,4; Track 3; Swimming 3; Musical 3; Student Council 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4. WACNER, WILLIAM--Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3; Band 1, Pep Band 1; Dance Band 2,3; Combo 3; Musical 2,3,4; Three Act Play 3; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 3; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Badger Boys' State 3; Thespians 4. WEILAND, RICHARD--Bowling 2,4, Forensics 2; NHS 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Intramurals 4; Musical 4. WELCH, LOIS ANN—CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Forensics 2; FTA 3,4; NHS 2,3,4; Art Club 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Girls' Chorus I. WERBEL, RICHARD--Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3; Band 1; Massed Band 2; Forensics 2, Class Officer 2; NHS 2,3,4, Student Council 1,3,4; Varsity Club 3,4; Pep Band 1,2. WERFELMANN, HEIDI—CAA 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Art Club 4; Musical 2. WESTERBERC, RITA—CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; FHA 2,3,4; Forensics 3. WIEDEMER, JUDITH--CAA 2,3,4; Band 1; Musical 3; NHS 4; Forensics 1,2,3; Art Club 3,4; Spanish Club 4; Senior Class Play 4. WILEMAN, RACHEL--CAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Band 1,2; Band 1; Massed Band 2; Musical 2,3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Officer 3; NHS 2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,4; Badger Cirls' State 3; Cometcer 4; Quill and Scroll 4. WILLIAMSON, CENE--CAA 2,3,4, Musical 2,4; FNA 1,2; NHS 2. WILLIAMSON, TERRESA--CAA 2,3,4; Musical 2,4; FNA 1,2. WILSON, ALAN--Football 2,3,4; Forensics 2; DHIA 1; FFA 1,2; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4. WINN, VALGENE—Swimming 2,3; CAA 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2,4; Band 1; Forensics 2; FTA 1,2,3,4; Cometcer 3,4; Yearbook 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Senior Class Play 4. YOUMANS, WILLIAM-Baseball Mgr. 1; Bowling 2; Band 1; Senior Class Play 4. ZARNSTORFF, DAVID—Intramurals 3,4; DHIA 1,3; FFA 1,2,3,4; Teacher's Assistant 4. ZITKO, DIANE--CAA 1,2; Musical 2; Senior Class Play 4; Thespians 4; Bowling 4. ZOELLNER, BONNIE BRITTON, KEITH--Transfer 4; Intramurals 4; Cometeer 4. year are not included: Coif, BEST DANCERS Terry Reimer Joan Langnes MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kache Lautcrbach Bill Wagner 38 BEST PERSONALITY Marianne Keegan Ardell Klug MOST ATHLETIC Bill Moyle Pat Michols BEST SPEAKERS Gary Burghoff Enid Spcri MOST TALENTED Gary Burghoff Rachel Wilmen 39 MOST AMBITIOUS Bob Better Connie Rutherford CUTIEST COUPLE Karen Miller Phil Vinci JUNIORS ... I YEAR TO GO JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS. LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Smith. JUNIOR FLOAT: ’'Pull Men For Victory. treasurer; Phyllis Dantone, secretary; Carlton Kelsey, vice-president; Michael Roherty. Junior Chemistry Class. Left to right: Gary Graves, Sandra Desch-ner, Kenneth Kramer, Mr. Mourn, and Sheri Fellin. They are admiring the tree Mr. Mourn made for Christmas. Certainly! We juniors have been busy. As freshmen we sponsored the Valentine's dance, and as sophomores we had the Christmas dance. Now we are sponsoring the From with the theme Blue Hawaii. Our float this year, Pull Men For Victory” took a second place, not quite good enough as our previous freshman and sophomore floats which both came in first. Along with Homecoming festivities, Sandy Deschner, and Mike Roherty were junior representatives. To supervise at class meetings, our advisors Mr. Huber and Mr. Scharfenberg were there. All in all the juniors have led a pretty exciting year, and getting their class rings will always remind them of their ’’good old junior year. 42 FRONT ROW: Margaret Boutcllc, Jean Ann Bradford, Dennis Batchlet, Mice Anderson, Elizabeth Canady. SECOND ROW: Barbara Byrnes, Terry Bridges, Michael Canady, Beverly Byrne, David Bcycrl. THIRD ROW: Mike Bell, Albert Brown, Raymond Blake, William Blakely, Robert Busche. FRONT ROW: Sharon Daniels, Phyllis Dantone, Sharon Demere, Anna Mae Eichman. SECOND ROW: Sheri Fellin, Sandra Deschner, Mary Carroll, Mary Duesterbeck, Janet Cardoni. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Davis, Thomas Fagan, Doris Delap, Arthur Dibble, Richard Duvall, James Fcnn. 43 FROST ROW: Maria Calgano, Ann Grames, Janie Figahs, Karen Hann. SECOND ROW: Jill Gant, Dan Gibson, Janice Hartmann, Ida Crcidanus, Deborah Cibson. BACK ROW: Wynne Freitag, Ron Halsted, Janies Hayes, Virgil Corgas, Ronald Hann. FROM ROW; Joanne Kohn, Allan Jones, Virginia Keyzer, Janet Koepnick, Edith Klumph. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Kilkenny, Brigid Kevin, Carlcton Kelsey, Douglas Hipp. BACK ROW: David Kniep, Philip Johnson, fames Jones, KennetJj Kramer, Sandra Johnsen. 44 FRONT ROW: Linda Pyka, Jean Poliak, Andrea Schlcigcr, Barbara Olson, Theresa Ruffalo. SECOND ROW: Shirley Pohl, Sandra Peterson, Raymond Sawyer, David Neher. BACK ROW: Jane Rubeck, Michael Roherty, Dennis Muller, Larry Olsen, Gary Randall. FRONT ROW: Judy Morrison, Jenny McSorley, Michael Lucchesi, Jean Morrisy. SECOND ROW: Louise Lange, Joan Morrison, Christine Lundbcrg, Carolyn McDonough, Patricia Laney. BACK ROW: Jamie Langton, Susan Milne, James Langnes, Micheal Metzingcr, Patrick McClade, Lawrence Malsch. 45 FRONT ROW: Mary Snodie, Virginia Stewart, Jane Sikes, Karen Schnick, Steve Spoerle. SECOND ROW: Robert Smith, Lois Sterken, Karen Truckenbrod, John Sliker, Raymond Tucker, Thomas Scott. THIRD ROW: Bill Thompson, Charles Stimpfl, Mary Lou Smith, Marilyn Thompson, Dan Skelton. FRONT ROW: Barbara W'oods, Bonnie Wilkins, Diane Wippich, Patricia Williams, Allan Williams. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Williams, Nancy Wallis, Bernard Williams, Bob Winkley, Erwin Waterstreot, Beverly Verhoef. THIRD ROW: Gary Wheeler, Frank Van Horn, Cary Wright, Thomas Zoldan, Douglas Weiss. 46 SOPHOMORES . . . HALFWAY THROUGH FRONT ROW: Francis Bartelt, Jeanne Boviall, Terry Brown, Judy Beier, Diane Ames. SECOND ROW: Sheila Beyntz, Margaret Bellman, James Bere, Kenneth Bliss, Margaret Allen, Karen Baldwin. THIRD ROW: Christine Brahm, Patricia Benson, Mary Kay Brown, Fred Bull, Edward Boutellc. BACK ROW: Albert Bartovics, Benjamin Bigelow, Thomas Boutelle, John Byrnes. FRONT ROW: Barbara Carey, Dennis Eschenfeldt, Carolyn Faytle, Ruth Egnoski, Sheila Fleming. SECOND ROW: Kathleen Craig, Camille Clutter, Robert Cristman, Leo Roy Demcre, Donald Francis, Sharon Cameron. THIRD ROW: Gary DuCharme, Terrence DeWolfc, Gary Dillenbeck, Richard Fleming, Shirley Clowes. BACK ROW: Roberta DeLong, Cathe Clark, Sylvia Dunlap, Joan DuBois. 47 FRONT ROW: Geraldine Goff, Kathlcnc Jansa, LaVonne Hammcrstad, Roy Heminover, Betty Hetzel. SECOND ROW: Rande Gates, Karen Henning, Sherry Garecht, Doris Glazik, Ronald Crair, Judy Hintz. THIRD ROW: Ellen Freitag, Paula Heller, Linda Hofer, Charles Hansen, Thomas Glcndenning. BACK ROW: James Greene, Richard Freeman, Pat Hayes, Robert Hankins, William Cuilday. FRONT ROW: Sue Krabbe, Carolyn Kohn, Fern Langenberger, David Kashuta, Charles Kasputus. SECOND ROW: Mary Lindloff, Karen Lindloff, Sally Lock, Mary Kenney, Richard Kavanaugh, Dennis Kruizenga. THIRD ROW: Donald Jonuska, Philip Kilkenny, Jeannette Jones, Mike Larson, David Johnson. BACK ROW: Richard Leff, Theodore Kozlowski, Peter Johnson, William Kasputus. 48 FRONT ROW: Richard Miller, Deborah McQuality, Carol Mestan, Christine Louis, James Meyers. SECOND ROW': Mary McKinney, Donna Locy, Sandra Millard, Jerry Matzke, Richard Locy, Thomas Madison. THIRD ROW: Dan McLernon, Gregory Madison, Lawrence Meyer, Paul Matson, Pamela Loudcnback. BACK ROW: Doris Millard, Francis Los, Marie McDonough, Michael Michalek, John Matheson. FRONT ROW: William Osborn, Barbara Mudgctt, Monica O'Brien, Joan Ostrum, Thcressa Owens. SECOND ROW: Marianne Neumeier, Judith Peters, Cynthia Newman, Donna Polasik, Steven Nelson, Cindy Pegg. THIRD ROW: John O'Brien, Alan Nelson, Robert O'Brien, Michael Parr, Louis Peters. BACK ROW: Peter Nezki, James Nostrant, Robert Mustin. 49 FRONT ROW: Patricia Sargent, Judith Rubcndali, Bonnie Reinke, Bonnie Schleiger, Duane Samm. SECOND ROW: Jennie Schmid, Joyce Snudden, Patrick Rohcrty, John Scholle, Donald Scott, Maurice Stcrken. THIRD ROW: Suzanne Sheehan, Linda Schirer, Ronald Schut, William Stickney, Jerry Stafford, Robert Schultz. BACK ROW: Phillip Sheehan, Dale Scharinc, Ellen Seising, Mike Skelton, Douglas Spitz, John Schmidt. FRONT ROW: Neal Wilear, Kathryn Wincapaw, Linda Zahm, Judy Yant, Betty Wagner. SECOND ROW: Judith Swets, Susan Woodard, Carl Zocllner, Dennis Stonewall, Robert Strong, Jim Tsuru. THIRD ROW: Gary Wuhr-man, Elsa Varoni, Margaret Wicdemcr, Gary Utter, Richard Tschantz. BACK ROW: Ronald Wilson, Terry Wilson, James VanDyken, Thomas Trott. 50 Tlie Sophomore officers are from left to right: Bob Hankins, president; Peter Nezki, vice-president; Doris Glazik, secretary; and Carolyn Kohn, treasurer. Yes, the sophomores, the Class of ’64, are halfway through. They have now learned the rules and regulations of D-DHS and they are really a part of the school. This year's Class advisors are Mr. Christianson, Mr. Larsen, Mr. Walsch, Mr. Daniels, and Miss Irwin. The sophomore representative to the Homecoming Court was Theressa Owens, escorted by Bob Hankins, class president. The sophomore came through with a first place Homecoming float this year. The slogan of the float was, We'll Teach 'em a Lesson. On December 16 the class sponsored the annual Christmas dance. The theme for the dance was Frosted Fantasy, and the commons area was decorated with Christmas trees and decorated with snowflakes. Now that their sophomore year is finished the class is eagerly awaiting an exciting and eventful Junior year. Donald Jomiska is now pointing out a certain section of the map in speech class. 51 FRESHMEN ALL 202 OF US The freshman class officers from left to right are: Nancy Moyle, Mary Einsiedel, John Benson, Tom Holden. Toni Holden, president; John Benson, vice president; Nancy Moyle, secretary; and Mary Einsiedel, treasurer; are the officers elected this year to lead the largest freshman class (202) ever enrolled in D-DHS. The freshman class is in charge of the Valentine Dance in the spring. They also participate in homecoming activities. This year’s Homecoming representatives were Sue Seuser and Dave Flahive. A float was also built. The theme of this year's float for the freshmen was We’ll Have a Whale of a Victory. The freshman class advisors are Mr. Breidenbach, Miss McCarthy, Mr. Prahl, Mr. Rempe, Mr. Johnson, and Mr. Haskins. We'll have a Whale of a Victory was the theme of the Homecoming float for the freshmen this year. 52 FRONT ROW: David Beach, Mary Lou Allen, Betty Ann Beresh, Margaret Beier. SECOND ROW: Judith Bigelow, Paulette Adkins, Betty Alberth, Kathleen Baerbock, Connie Aude. THIRD ROW: Mary Austin, Jean Babcock, Ruth Ann Bcrkholtz, Willis Blakely. BACK ROW: Tom Benson, John Benson, Charles Abernathy, Brian Bates. FRONT ROW: Brian Buzzell, Dick Busche, Walter Cieslak, Michael Boisvert, Nancy Cable. SECOND ROW: Donna Cornelison, Marie Cribben, Linda Buhler, Kathy Davis, Susan Delaney, Barbara Burcham. THIRD ROW: Ralph Clowes, Stuart Browne, Hollis Cummings, Robert Boutelle, Oliver Davidson. BACK ROW: Robert Decker, Darryl Christianson, James Carlson, Kitty Boersma, Leonard Carlson. 53 FRONT ROW: Sandy Fleming, Dorothy Endl, Kathleen DuCharme, Frederick Canscr, Wanda Douglas. SECOND ROW: Mary Einsicdcl, Toni Ginncr, Gerald Gchrand, Edward Gisske, Thomas Dorsey, Clifford Gleiter. THIRD ROW: Brian Fleming, Susan Faber, Marlene O'Daniel, John Erickson, James France. BACK ROW: Richard Des-chner, Michael Duesterbeck, David Flahive, Dennis DeVoy. FRONT ROW: Gerald Grossman, Kim Isherwood, Margaret Kachinski, Margaret Goodman, Catherine Holman SECOND ROW: Lillian Hipp, Shirley Goodger, Joyce Hofer, John Hopkins, John Greidanus, Elizabeth Hardt. THIRD ROW: Michael Heller, Thomas Holden, Michael Grams, Larry Hintz, Donald Hiemstra. BACK ROW: Linda Henschel, Dorothy Keyser, John Hetzcl, Frank Hcnnerley, John Hembrook. 54 FRONT ROW: Vernon Los, Yvonne McKinney, Donald Lonze, Dennis Knotts, Edna Koele. SECOND ROW: Melvin Los, Diana Mawhinncy, Jill McCartic, Karen Matousek, Esther Kurrawa, Suzanne Kohl. THIRD ROW: John McLemon, Craig Langton, Bob Knecht, Kenneth Koemer, Patricia Leech. BACK ROW: Dolores Logtcrman, Janet Logtcrman, Carolyn Kooistra, Patricia McDonough. FRONT ROW: Rebecca Newton, Erin O'Connor, William Meyer, Terry Mestan, Kathleen O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Peggy Mudgett, Nancy Moyle, Marlene O'Daniel, Donna Miles, Barbara McSorley, Sandra Munger. THIRD ROW: Nancy Nelson, Judy Nordstrom, Linda Nystrom, Michael Morgan, Karen Nash. BACK ROW: Wallace Millard, Norman O'Daniel, Albert Nicoli. 55 FRONT ROW: Paula Salas, Susan O'Keefe, Kathleen Robinson, Gail Rosenwing, Sherry Olson. SECOND ROW: Ernest Peterson, John Rcyenga, Donna Rubendall, Rosanne Ruffalo, Charlie Peterson, Judith Reeb. THIRD ROW: Judy Ann Ryytty, Patricia Rucker, Charles Richter, Robert Remus, Mary Robbins. BACK ROW: Susan Randall, Charles Riegert, Chcrie Plewe, Lawrence O'Donnell. FRONT ROW: Robert Seeber, Judith Schultz, Rita Stangler, Phyllis Sterken, James Smith. SECOND ROW: Lonnie Teubert, Patricia Scholl, Mary Schirer, Sharon Schuster, Dennis Smith, Susan Seuser. THIRD ROW: Carol Schleiger, John Scheurman, Richard Taylor, Ceorge Smith, Thomas Schlicker. BACK ROW: William Speri, Robert Salem, Austin Theobald. 56 FRONT ROW: Lawrence Vegter, Fritz Walters, Kenneth VanDeBogert, Eric Thornton, John Williams. SECOND ROW: Lester Waterstreet, Judie Werbel, Jennie Thompson, Karen Vcley, Cail Thusius, Jeanne Thomas. THIRD ROW: Harold Todd, Toni Tifft, Diant VanderVcen, Gary Vencma, Patrick Welch. BACK ROW: Trudi Vance, Karen VanDyken, William Thomas, Gerald Vance, Burton Wheeler. FRONT ROW: James York, William Woods, Warren Woods, Marilyn Wilkinson. SECOND ROW: Robin York, Sandra Wright, Cheryl Young, Marcia Zwieg, Judy Wiedemer. BACK ROW: Virginia Willard, Mary Pat Yohn, William Yazbec, Alan Woodard. 57 QUEEN JOAN LANGNES The first big social event of the 1961-62 school year was the annual Homecoming celebration. The festivities began as the queen candidates, chosen by the senior class, and the underclassman representatives, chosen by their respective classes, were introduced at an assembly on September 27, 1961. They are pictured on the next page. Friday afternoon, September 29, 1961, school was dismissed early so that everyone could attend the parade. Many floats were entered. The sophomore class and the FFA floats took the first prizes. The Homecoming game was a victory. But, due to rain, the crowning of the queen was postponed until Saturday night at the dance, Autumn Rendezvous sponsored by the senior class. 60 FRONT: Connie Rutherford, Joan Langnes, Jo Ann VanAcker, Louise Kaiser. BACK: Jerry Huguet, Gary Burghoff, Bill Wagner, Dennis Berg. FLOATS HOMECOMING COURT FRONT: Theressa Owens, Sandy Deschner, Sue Seuser. BACK: Bob Hankins, Mike Roherty, Dave Flahive. SPORTS IN FRONT ROW: Diane Hartman, Bonnie Reinke, Carol Mcstan, Sheila Fleming, Filiz Sal tug, Pat Michols, Gladys Millard, Donna Vance, Lois Welch, Margo Cregg, Marianne Keegan. SECOND ROW: Judy Wiedemcr, Elizabeth Logterman, Arlene Los, Judy Danielson, Bonnie Ames, Carolyn Johnson, Judy Elstad, Pat Brown, Diane Ccrharz, JoAnn Van Acker. THIRD ROW: Karen Schnick, Mary Kay Duesterbeck, Judy Nordstrom, Linda Nystrom, Judy Ryytty, Connie Aude, Kathy Bacrbock, Carolyn McDonough, Janet Cardoni, Sue Milne. BACK ROW: Janet Logterman, Gayle Williams, Jane Rubcck, Mary Lou Smith, Heidi Werfelmann, Mary Robbins, Linda Hcnschel, Carolyn Kooistra, Karen Nash, Kathy Skopec, Marilyn Thompson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Mudgctt, Jeanne Boviall, Carolyn Kohn, Judy Peters, Cynthia Newman, Judy Bcier, Marianne Ncumeier, Ruth Egnoski, Sandra Millard, Karen Lindloff. SECOND ROW: Linda Scheirer, Carolyn Faytle, Margaret Bellman, Donna Kavanaugh, Sally Lock, Susan Woodard, Edith Klumph, Kay Huckaby, Mary Kenney, Pat Laney. THIRD ROW: Kathryn Wincapaw, Dorothy Dutton, Nancy Marfell, Elsa Varoni, Betty Wagner, Pamela Loudenbcck, Doris Glazik, Patricia Benson, Christine Brahm, Sharon Cameron, Shirley Clowes. BACK ROW: Margaret Wiedemcr, Marie McDonough, Doris Millard, Donna Peterson, Jane Hankins, Ellen Seising, Linda Hofer, Barbara Escher, Linda Patterson. Beverly Byme, Joan DuBois. 62 SHORTS! FRONT ROW: Erin O'Connor, Kathleen Robinson, Rita Stangler, Judy Morrison, Barbara Woods, Margaret Mud-gett, Margaret Beier, Judic Werbel, Edna Koele, Nancy Moyle, Jennie Thompson, Donna Comelison. SECOND ROW: Gail Rosenwing, Sandra Fleming, Toni Ginner, Lonnie Teubert, Mary’ Einsiedel, Robin York, Jeanene Thomas, Rosanna Ruffalo, Karen Matousek, Susan Randall, Margaret Goodman, Barbara McSorley. THIRD ROW: Debbie Gibson, Anna Mae Eichman, Patricia Rucker, Sharon Schuster, Linda Dundee, Trudi Vance, Suzanne Kohl, Sandra Wright, Shirley Hiemstra, Ida Greidanus, Janice Hartman. BACK ROW': Theresa Ruffalo, Barbara Oslon, Jill Gant, Sandra Deschner, Joan Morrison, Virginia Kcyzer, Mary Carroll, Dorothy Williams, Virginia Willard, Mary Schirer, Cynthia Kilkenny. The Girls’ Athletic Association is nothing new to D-DHS. Organizations similar to our present GAA were in existence in both the Delavan and Darien High Schools prior to the formation of the Delavan-Darien High School District. This organization is open to any girl in the high school who wishes to participate in extracurricular sports activities. By taking part in these activities, any girl may gain valuable experience in practicing good sportsmanship and sharing while she is developing her athletic skills. The sports during the 1961-62 GAA season are softball, basketball, volleyball, swimming, archery, and golf. During the course of the year, the following girls, greatly aided by Mrs. Ber-kompas, have led the GAA in many varied activities: Rachel Wileman, president; Rita Westerberg, vice president; Rita Curry, secretary; and Connie Rutherford, treasurer. These activities mentioned include an inter-school play night, a sports' night, a school mixer, inter-class sports tournaments, and the annual GAA Father-Daughter Banquet. It is hoped that the Girls’ Athletic Association will continue to serve D-DHS in the future by developing a competitive and cooperative spirit among its female students. 63 Officers of GAA pictured above are Connie Rutherford, treasurer; Rachel Wilcman, president; Rita Curry, secretary; and Rita Westerberg, vice president. 64 VARSITY CLUB FRONT ROW: Paul Shimkus, Dan Gibson, Steve Spoerle, Allen Williams, Ron Grair, Gordon Hirsch, Bob Ludo-wise, Bob Winkley, Jerry Glieter. SECOND ROW: Jim Langness, Jim Greene, Jack Scholie, Alan Nelson, Jerry Huguet, Phil Lindloff, Dennis Muller, Ron Henriott, Ron Morgan. THIRD ROW: Bill Wagner, Mike Canady, Dick Duvall, Phil Vinci, Dennis Berg, Bob Busche, Darrell Stickney, Tom Zoldan. BACK ROW: Mike Michalek, Alan Wilson, Ron Wilson, Bob Hankins, Jerry Benson, Dave Perry, Doug Weiss, Murray Nelson. President, Bill Moyle; Vice-President, Dick Werbel; Secretary-Treasurer, Ray Blake. The Delavan-Darien Varsity Club has made an outstanding place for itself in service to our school and student body. Each year since its beginning in 1959, the club has raised the money to buy pins for seniors who have earned six or more major letters in sports. In I960 the club voted to support the J. Arthur Moran award given annually to an outstanding senior boy. Last year Mike Hayes was the recipient of this award. They also assist with athletic functions and have a great deal to do with promoting school spirit. 65 FIGHT TEAM FIGHT!! Left to right, Varsity Cheerleaders: Kay Huckaby, Judy Danielson, Marianne Keegan, Rachel Wileman, Barbara Olsen, Doris DeLap. Left to right, Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Mary Jean Kenny, Donna Polasik, Karen Veley, Carolyn Kohn, Lillian Hipp, Patricia McDonough. 66 CATALINAS Left to right: Jeanne Newman, Susan Grair, vice president; Rita Curry, president; Patricia Michois, Barbara Escher, secretary-treasurer; Diane Gerharz, Margo Gregg. The Catalinas were organized in 1959. In the past years they have presented South Pacific, Eloise in Manhattan, and this year's production is Alice in Waterland. The purpose of this organization is to let girls express themselves in an aquatic medium. With music to set the mood, creativeness is done through various strokes and stunts. Only through a great deal of practice can this be achieved. Also they want to entertain and let people know that there's more to swimming than just paddling around. To become a member a girl must try out in early fall and prove her ability to do many difficult stunts. FIRST ROW: Louise Lange, Ann Grames, Judy Morrison, Judy Werbel, Gail Ro-senwing, Lillian Hipp, Margaret Goodman. SECOND ROW: Karen Schnick, Mary Carroll, Carol Mestan, Carolyn Faytle, Maria Galgano, Judy Yant, Nancy Nelson, Cindy Pegg, Sharon Cameron. THIRD ROW: Debbie Gibson, Jill Gant, Joan Morrison, Susan Milne, Carolyn McDonough, Roberta DeLong, Joan DuBois, Sharon Schuster. INTRAMURALS FRONT ROW: Eric Thornton, Brian Buzzell, Terry Mcstan, John Woods, Warren Woods, Lester Waterstreet, Duane Saam, James Meyers, Gerald Cehrand, Charles Peterson, Robert Remus, Steven Nelson. SECOND ROW: Patrick Rohcrty, Clifford Cleiter, Alan Woodard, Tom Holden, Tom Benson, Cerald Vance, Ernest Peterson, John McLer-non, Charles Riegert, Mike Pott, Jim Tsuru, James Greene. THIRD ROW: Mike Skelton, Robert Schultz, Larry Meyer, Norman O'Daniel, Richard Deschner, Steve Benkovic, Bob Salem, John Schmidt, William Cuilday, Richard Freeman, Terry Wilson. BACK ROW: Brian Bates, Thomas Madison, Robert O'Brien, Donald Scott, Lewis Peters, Thomas Clendenning, Crcgory Madison, Dale Scharine, George Wincapaw, Tom Trott, Doug Spitz, Phillip Sheahan. FRONT ROW: Bob Botzcr, Bob Smith, Mike Lucchcsi, James Robinson, Bernard Williams, Lany Schultz, Gary Wheeler, Paul Shimkus, Gerald Cleiter. SECOND ROW: Ronald Morgan, John Sliker, Bill Cehrand, Tom Scott, Ervin Waterstreet, Gary Graves, Mike Roherty, Mike Metzinger, Richard Weiland. THIRD ROW: Ron Henriott, Jerry Huguet, Frank VanHom, David Zarnstorff, Dick Duvall, Larry Malsch, Kevin Davis, Ardell Klug, Ray Tucker, Douglas Hipp. BACK ROW: Todd Kelsey, James Langnes, Ron Halsted, Charles Stimpfl, Phil Lindloff, Dan Skelton, Ken Kramer, Gary Randall, Cary Wright, Alan Wilson, and David Perry. 6fl This year ninety-nine students at D-DHS participated in intramurals. The freshman and sophomore captains were Tom Benson, Tom Holden, Dale Scharine, Phil Sheahan, Fred Bull, and Ronald Deschner. The junior and senior captains were Bill Blakely, Alan Wilson, Ron Henriott, Gary Wheeler, Larry Schultz and Bob Smith. There are six freshman and sophomore teams and six junior and senior teams. They met every Monday for twelve weeks and competed with each other. The purpose of intramurals is to provide both fun and fair competition for boys who enjoy basketball and to teach fair play and self control. Boys' bowling was so successful this year that it continued into the second semester. There were six teams each semester. The boys met at Evan’s Bowl on Tuesday nights for approximately twelve weeks. The adviser to boys’ bowling is Mr. Meisner. Girls' bowling is advised by Miss Kilkelly. Junior and senior bowling met on Monday nights at Evan’s. The final team standings for the juniors and seniors were first Rita Wester berg, second Dodie Dutton, third Diane Zitko. Bev Byrne led the teams with a high game of 173. The freshmen and sophomores met on Wednesday nights at The Dela-vana. Their final team standings were first Sheila Fleming, second Susie Krabbe, third Paula Nelson. Sandra Wright and Paula Nelson led the sophomores with high individual scores of 141. 69 FORENSICS FRONT ROW: Robert Bet2er, Judic Werbel, Carolyn Faytlc, Jennie Schmid, Carolyn Kohn, Jeanne Boviall. SECOND ROW: Cindy Pegg, Margaret Wiedemer, Doris Glazik, Rachel Wlleman, Pat Benson, Catherine Clark. THIRD ROW: William Thompson, Judie Elstad, Mary Robbins, Roberta DcLong, Philip Kilkenny. BACK ROW: Larry Olson, David Beyerl, Peter Johnson, Robert Hankins, John Byrnes. The local forensics contest was held on three consecutive Saturdays from February 18 to 24 this year. After the elimination contest with the help of faculty judges, sixty contestants had been reduced to sixteen with two contestants in each field. Mr. Scott, Mr. Hankins, Mr. Huber, Mr. Hess, and Miss McCarthy coached the contest. The eight divisions were: original oration, declamation, non-original oration, play reading, reading of poetry, reading of prose, public address, and extemporaneous speaking. The league contest was held at D-DHS on March 10 with contestants from nine schools participating. FRONT ROW: Diane Hartmann, Nancy Moyle, Margaret Goodman, Janice Hartman, Jennie McSorley, Sheri Fellin, Jill Gant. SECOND ROW: Virginia Willard, Marcia Rambow, Carolyn McDonough, Janet Cardonl, Pat Laney, Edith Klurnph, Sandra Millard, Margaret Bellman. THIRD ROW: Don Francis, Connie Rutherford, Enid Speri, Kathie Skopec, Mary Austin, Sue Milne, Kathy Davis. BACK ROW: Jerry Stafford, Bill Moyle, Bill Wagner, Kathe Lauterbach, Linda Patterson, Wynne Freitag. 70 THE SHOW MUST GO ON . . . FRONT ROW: Maria Galgano, Janet Cardoni, Carolyn McDonough, Sheri Fellin, Jane Sikes, Jean Ann Bradford. SECOND ROW: Cordon Hirsch, Beverly Byrne, Doris DeLap, Barbara Byrnes, Mary Carroll, Robert O'Brien, David Nchcr. BACK ROW: Dick Alter, Robert Ludowise, Ron Henriott, David Beyerl, Dennis Berg, Terry Rcimer, Alberto Barchilon. This year the Thespian Club, although existent in past years, has become active again. Membership has been set on a point system with ten points necessary for membership. Points are earned by participating in school plays, musicals, and Forensics. There arc forty-two members with around 160 understudies. Jerry Benson and Kathe Lauterbach were elected president and secretary of the club this year. In order to participate in any dramatic production put on by the school, it is necessary to be either a member of or an understudy in Thespians. FRONT ROW: Robert Betzer, Filiz Saltug, Enid Speri, Penny Nickel, Judy Elstad, JoAnn Van Acker, Gary Burg-hoff. SECOND ROW: Charlene Scott, Diane Zitko, Jane Hankins, Kay Huckaby, Kathe Lauterbach, Linda Patterson, Barbara Eschcr, Louise Kaiser. BACK ROW: Judy Danielson, Marcia Rainbow, Bill Wagner, Philip Vinci, Murray Nelson, Jerry Benson, Wrilliam Moyle. 71 DRAMA AT ITS BEST JOHN BYRNES RECEIVES A LECTURE FROM OFFICER BURCHOFF. MEMBERS OF BENCH 18 AND IF GIRLS ASK BOYS FOR DATES ANXIOUSLY AWAIT THE PRODUCTION OF THEIR TWO ONE ACT PLAYS. DONNA POLASIK, JOANNE VANACKER AND SUE SEUSER REHEARSE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF THE SPRING MUSICAL THE KING AND I. CURTAIN CALL AS THE MEMBERS OF LOVE IS ETERNAL TAKE THEIR FINAL BOWS. MARY TODD LINCOLN POSES WITH ABRAHAM IN LOVE IS ETERNAL. The cast was as follows: Mary (Todd) Lincoln, Kcntucky-bom, Linda Patterson; Robert Todd; her father, Dennis Berg; Betsy (Humphreys) Todd, her stepmother, Kathe Lauterbach; Grandma Parker, Mary's grandmother, Enid Speri; Ann Todd, Mary's young sister, Jo Ann VanAcker; Elizabeth (Todd) Edwards, Mary's older sister, Rita Curry; Ninian Edwards, Mary's brother-in-law, Jerry Benson. Mammy Sally, an old nurse, Judy Danielson; Tamar, a slave, Kay Huckaby; Dr. Ward, a teacher, Jerry Huguct; Sandy McDonald, a friend, Phil Vinci; Cassuis Clay, an abolitionist, Ron Henriott; Abraham Lincoln, young lawyer and president of the United States, Murray Nelson; Stephen Douglas, his rival, Gary Burghoff. Mercy Levering, friend of Mary Todd, Kathie Skopec; Allic, a freed woman, Mary Sklcnar; Dr. Houghan, friend of the Edwards, Bill You-mans; Mrs. Houghan, his wife, Wendy Petermann; Mrs. Dresser, a friend, Arlene Los; sister to Mrs. Dresser, Marcia Rambow; Sarah Marshall, an abolitionist, Louise Kaiser; Elizabeth Crimsley, Mary's cousin, Penny Nickel; William Stoddard, assistant to the president, Terry Reimer; Jane Watt, stewardess at the White House, Jane Hankins; First Caller, a troubled woman, Linda Scully; Taxpayer, a determined woman, Jane Priem; Tad, Bob Better; and a maid, Barb Escher. MARY LOOKS PLEASED AS SHE RECEIVES GIFT FROM STEVEN DOUGLAS. STUDENT Officers of tiie Student Council for 1961-62 arc pictured at the canteen. They are Rachel Wileman, vice president; Kathleen Skopec, president; Mr. Scott, adviser; Barbara Byrnes, secretary; and Judith Danielson, treasurer. The Student Council shall seek to promote a high quality of school spirit in all school activities, provide practical training in democratic government, promote harmonious relationship between students and faculty, serve as a clearing house for solving school problems, and encourage activities for the general welfare of the school. These words, taken from the Delavan-Darien High School Student Council Constitution, clearly state the functions of this student governing body. This year the Student Council has strived to carry out these functions satisfactorily through the operation of the canteen, supervision of class elections, supporting the American Field Service through ice-cream sales and Penny Wednesday, sponrosing school assemblies, and promoting school spirit by sponsoring buses to sport activities. The council has sought to represent the student body as fairly as possible by discussing the views of students outside the council rather than the beliefs of die members themselves. 74 COUNCIL Left to Right, SITTING: Judith Elstad, Rita Curry, Barbara Woods, Janet Koepnick, Joan Langnes, Doris DcLap, Virginia Stewart. STANDING: Steven Spoerle, Alberto Barchilon, Kathc Lauterbach, Filiz Saltug, Thomas Fagan, Jcrrold Huguct, Douglas Weiss, Alan Wilson, Richard Werbel, Jean Ann Bradford. Left to Right, SITTING: Mary Lou Allen, Christina Louis, Diana Mawhinney, Linda Buhler, Toni Ginner, Donna Miles, Judith Rccb. Standing, FIRST ROW: Jennie Schmid, Susan Woodard, Mary Austin, Susanne Scuser, Virginia Willard, Mary Schirer, Judith Nordstrom, Roberta DeLong, Paul Matson, Ernest Peterson. SECOND ROW: David Johson, Ronald Wilson, Patrick Hayes, James Greene, Lawrence O'Donnell, David Flahive, Michael Ducstcrbcck, John Byrnes, Brian Bates, Gary Wuhrman, Donald Jonuska, Philip Kilkenny, Dan McLernon. 75 WALK TOGETHER, TALK TOGETHER My most exciting experience was climbifig Mt. Karamatsu, one of the Northern Alps of central Japan, with my brothers and some of their friends. Although this was a wonderful experience, it was only one of the events of a thrill-packed summer in Japan for AFS'cr Bill Moyle. Bill spent ten weeks in Tsujido, Japan, which is about thirty miles south of Tokyo. He lived with a Japanese family, learned their customs, and enough of their language to get along outside of his home. When asked to comment on the Japanese people Bill says, They are extremely polite and sincere. Their politeness often seems conventional and customary, but it never lacks warmth. AFS On December 29, 1960, Murry Nelson left Del avail for the west coast, then he was off to New Zealand. He is the first student from D-DHS to participate in the AFS school program. Murray made his home in Plimmer-ton, New Zealand, which is about eighteen miles north of Wellington. Bob Stewart, the first AFS student to come to D-DHS is from Wellington, so he and Murray saw one another occasionally while Murray was in New Zealand. Murray attended the Mana College and studied math, chemistry, Latin, English, and European History. One thing that Murray found quite interesting about New Zealand is the continuing British influence, from the government right down to the mannerisms of the people. By August 27, 1961, Murray was back home with the experience of a life-time behind him. From San Juan, Argentina, to D-DHS came Alberto Bar chi Ion, one of our three foreign exchange students. When asked what is important about Argentina, Alberto smiles and replies, everything. When he returns home, A1 plans to finish high school and study engineering. To our friend from south of the border, we say, It's been great having you at D-DHS. ALL YE PEOPLES OF THE EARTH; Filiz Saltug came to D-DHS in August, 1961, from Ismir, Turkey, where she studied at the American College Institute. Her country's history, of which Filiz is very proud, is a t3le of violence and romance, and of heroes and villians. Turkey is no longer a country of men wearing red fezzes and mysterious women veiled to the eyes. All this has been replaced by a modern nation with many western ideas. Here in the U.S., Filiz found our skyscrapers, big supermarkets, and Christmas activities most interesting. All of us hope that Filiz has enjoyed her stay here as much as we have enjoyed having her. THEN. AND ONLY THEN, SHALL WE HAVE PEACE! Eduardo Littayc came to D-DHS in January when he transferred from Valparaiso High School in Indiana. Ed is a native of Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, a country in Southeast Asia. Ed speaks four languages: French, Cambodian, Vietnamese, and English. Upon returning home, he plans to study political science. We hope that Ed's visit to America has been a profitable one and will help further understanding between his people and ours. MADRIGAL FRONT ROW: Diane Hartmann, JoAnn VanAcker, Judy Danielson, Carolyn McDonough, Barbara Olson. SECOND ROW: Carlcton Kelsey, Lois Welch, Beverly Byrne, Jill Gant, Karen Truckenbrod, Richard Weiland. THIRD ROW: Paul Matson, Robert Hankins, Richard Huber, William Moyle, Paul Shimkus. The Madrigal group, formed by Mr. Bell in 1960, is composed of 16 of the members of the mixed choir and a cappella. Rehearsing on their own time, the Madrigal singers performed in the fall concert Sounds of America, honoring Delavan's 125th Anniversary, and at the Songs of Christmas program in December. They also participated in the A.F.S. Folk Festival held in our school in October. 78 MIXED CHORUS FRONT ROW: Bonnie Reinkc, Joan Ostron, Phyllis Dantone, Maria Calgano, Brian Buzzcll, Tlieressa Owens, Carolyn Kohn, Jane Priem, Jane Sikes, Shelia Beyritz. SECOND ROW: Barbara Woods, Diane Hartmann, Jcananne Newman, Jennie Schmid, Judy Peters, Shelia Fleming, Judy Beier, Donna Polasik, Day Delaney, Theresa Ruffalo, Barbara Olson, Fern Langcnberger. THIRD ROW: Joanne Kohn, Betty Wagner, Judith Swets, Donna Vance, Anna Mae Eichman, Carol Lonze, Diane Cerharz, JoAnn Van Acker, Dennis Batchelet, Patrick Welch. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Daniels, Carolyn Johnson, Stuart Brown, Linda Schirer, Susan Woodard, Mary Kenny, Karen Miller, Nancy Marfcll, Margaret Wicdemcr, Penny Nickel, Mary Carroll. FIFTH ROW: Brigid Kevin, Susan Sheehan, Carolyn McDonough, Doris Clazik, Bernard Leslie, Mary Kay Brown, Ronald Grair, Judith Hintz, Dorothy Schieve, Patricia Williams. SIXTH ROW: Karen Henning, Mary Kay Duesterbeck, Marcia Rambow, Christine Brahm, Patricia Benson, Dennis Stonewall, David Nehr, Bernard Williams, Margaret Trewyn, Roberta DeLong. SEVENTH ROW: Donna Peterson, Alberto Barchilon, Jamie Langton, Heidi Werfelman, Cheryl Moon, Harold Leech. BACK ROW: Marilyn Thompson, Ellen Seising, Dick Duvall, Peter Nczki, Sandra Johnson, Albert Brown, Thomas Boutclle, Jerome Benson, Larry Huishecre, David Beyerl. A CAPPELLA FRONT ROW: Judy Danielson, Kay Huckaby, Enid Spcri, Robert Hankins, Allan Jones, William Moyle, Sharon Ray, Judy Johnson, Dorothy Williams, Pamela McGee, Sandra Deschner, Louise Lange. SECOND ROW: Linda Patterson, Gene Williamson, Theresa Williamson, Paul Matson, Richard Weiland, Paul Shimkus, Karen Trucken-brod, Diann Wippich, Lois Welch, Elizabeth Logterman, Rita Wcsterberg. BACK ROW: Judith Wicdcmer, Wendy Petermann, Marianne Keegan, Carlcton Kelsey, Richard Huber, Doris DeLap, Deborah Cibson, Jill Cant, Beverly Byrne, Linda Hofer, Rita Curry. Since 1959 when Mr. Bell organized the a cappella choir, it has generally been considered the elite of the vocal music groups in D-DHS. This group has been limited to a relatively small and select number of students in order that it might be able to present the most challenging selections in choral music with maximum precision. Singing unaccompanied under die skillful direction of Mr. Bell, the a cappella choir never fails to impress a concert audience. Judy Danielson, Rita Curry, Bill Moyle and Phil Lind-loff are the officers of the a cappella group. 80 GIRLS’ CHORUS FRONT ROW: Janet Logterman, Karen Veley, Kathy DuCharme, Kathy Robinson, Becky Newton, Erin O'Conner, Judy Bigelow, Mary' Lou Allen, Rosanne Ruffalo, Jenny Thompson. SECOND ROW: Susan Delaney, Judy Rceb, Suzanne Seuser, Virginia Willard, Linda Henschel, Jcancne Thomas, Sherry Olson, Sandra Munger, Kathy Baer-bock, Sandra Wright, Nancy Nelson. BACK ROW: Betty Alberth, Linda Buhler, Judy Nordstrom, Jean Babcock, Betty Hardt, Donna Locy, Mary Pat Yohn, Patricia Leech, Linda Nystrom, Judy Ryytty, Patsy Scholl, Lynn McDonough. When the Girls Chorus was started it was considered an extracurricular activity and met after school. Since 1958 it has been considered a half credit course and meets five periods a week during the school day. Along with the other choirs the Girls’ Chorus participates in three concerts annually. It was formed with the basic idea of introducing students to beginning theory, harmony, and three part vocal music. 01 STRIKE UP THE BAND Band officers and representatives from left are Tom Holden, Ed Boutellc, Murray Nelson, Bill Wagner, Rachel Wileman and Gary Burghoff at piano. Early in October Mr. Robert Spevacek, D-DHS Band Director, was called to active duty with the 32nd National Guard Division. During the two years he was with us, he gave our school band an excellent reputation. The students and faculty were sorry to see him leave and we are looking forward to his return. We do appreciate having Mr. Frank Daniels work with the band while Mr. Spevacek is with the military. 82 During the halftime of the Whitewater game, the D-DHS Band featured Gary Burghoff on his drums. D-DHS PEP BAND FRONT ROW: Jane Hankins, Ann Grames, Phil Johnson, Mary Boutelle, Jane Rubcck, Margaret Goodman, Marlene Kline, Edith Klumph, Judie Elstad, Nancy Moyle, Linda Cartagena and Rita Curry. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Ames, John Francis, Dan Cibson, Wynne Frietag, Gladys Millard, Tom Holden, Janice Hartmann, Judie Wcrbel, Larry Olson, and Karen Velcy. THIRD ROW: Chuck Peterson, Jack Mathison, Albert Bartovics, Dale Scharinc, Ron Hcnriott, Mike Parr, Jim York, Dennis Muller. BACK ROW: Pat McClade, Gary Burghoff, Gary Wuhrman, Jim Jones and Art Dibble. 83 FRONT ROW: Jane Hankins, Ann Gramcs, Phillip Johnson, Margaret Boutelle, Mary Pat Yohn, Edith Klumph, Judie Elstad, Art Dibble. SECOND ROW: Lillian Hipp, Jane Rubeck, Margaret Goodman, Joan Morrison, Judy Morrison, Sandy Fleming, Karen Matousek, Mary Schircr, Dave Johnson, Dan Gibson, Wynne Freitag. THIRD ROW': Carolyn Kooistra, Ben Bigelow, Karen Nash, Dianne Ames, Mary Austin, Margaret Bellman, Elizabeth Canady, Ron Henriott, Dale Scharinc, Albert Bartovics, Bob Strong, Jack Mathison, Charlie Peterson, Donna Comelison, Ted Giske, Susan Randall, Maurice Stcrken. BACK ROW: Pete Johnson, Richard Taylor, Gary Wuhrman, John Benson, Patrick McGlade, Brian Bates. 84 FRONT ROW: Cindy Pegg, Janet Koepnick, Cathe Clark, Joan DuBois, Nancy Moyle, Linda Cartagena, Rita Curry, Rachel Wilcman. SECOND ROW: Gladys Millard, Tom Holden, Janice Hartmann, Jill McCartie, Cathie Craig, Marie Cribben, Judy Werbel, Bill Wagner, Larry Olsen. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Ames, Linda Scully, Don Francis, Dick Werbel, Margo Gregg, Murray Nelson, Mike Morgan, Tom Trott, Dennis Muller, Ed Boutellc, Mike Panr, Jim York, Karen Velcy. BACK ROW: Bob Salem, Jim Jones, Philip Sheehan, Gary Burghoff, Mr. Daniels. 85 WE BURN THE MIDNIGHT OIL FRONT ROW: Virginia Keyzer, Sheri Fellin, Virginia Neumeier, Maria Calgano, Barbara Woods, Margaret Boutcllc, Carolyn Kohn, Jennie Schmid, Mary Jean Kenny. SECOND ROW: Sue Milne, Carolyn McDonough, Janet Kocpnick, Ida Greidanus, Janet Cardoni, Deborah Gibson, Jill Gant, Pat Benson, Kathryn Davis. THIRD ROW: Margaret Wcidcmcr, Linda Schirer, Alan Nelson, Steven Spoerlc, William Thompson, Thomas Trott, Elsa Varoni, Doris Glazik, Sally Lock. BACK ROW: Kevin Davis, Larry Olson, Doug Weiss, Ron Wilson, Dick Fleming, Albert Bartovics, Bob Hankins. FRONT ROW: Diane Hartmann, Carolyn Faytle, Judy Wcidemer, Gladys Millard, Pat Michols, Judie Elstad. SECOND ROW: Connie Rutherford, Lois Welch, Rachel Wileman, Carolyn Johnson, Rita Curry, Kay Huckaby, Rick Wieland. THIRD ROW: Bill Moyle, Kathic Skopec, Kathe Lautcrbach, Louise Kaiser, Jerry Huguet. BACK ROW: Miss Shunk, Bill Wagner, Murray Nelson, Bill Perry, Dick Werbel. 86 William Paschong, Marie Moser, Sue Kenny, and Janice Ames, Class of 1960, were among the group of D-DHS alumni who attended the NHS Tea. They were greeted by Miss Shunk and Rita Curry. National Honor Society officers are, from left to right, Bill Moyle, Rita Curry, Murray Nelson, and Bill Wagner. The National Honor Society is a school organization for outstanding students in grades ten, eleven, and twelve. Founded in 1921 by members of the National Association of Secondary-School Principals, its purpose is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership,and to encourage the development of character in high school students. While the society's primary function is to recognize excellence in scholarship, the members do engage in some activities. This year’s activities include holding a Christmas Tea for the faculty and alumni enrolled in college, sponsoring an all-school variety show, and attending a spring banquet. Honor Society members also usher for all school-related programs and the club receives payment for this. Election to membership in the National Honor Society is a distinct achievement for any D-DHS student. 87 SEATED: Ida Creidanus, Dorothy Dutton, Barbara Byrnes, Kathe Lauterbach, Patricia Laney, Arlene Los, Cynthia Kilkenny. STANDING: Mr. Huckaby, Gail Rosenwing, Alice Anderson, Karen Schnik, Donna Miles, Joan Lang-nes, Terry Wilson, Sheila Kline, David Flahive, Valgene Winn, Charlene Scott, Diane Zitko, Shirley Brown. ERA STAFF Kathe Lauterbach, editor, led the staff. Barbara Byrnes, was the hard working assistant editor, Pat Laney handled the sale of the 550 yearbooks as business manager. Senior editor, Dorothy Dutton, was assisted by Joan Lang-nes. Terry Wilson and David Flahive were co-sports editors. The entire staff worked diligently to present you with this book which we hope you enjoy and find it a complete record of the year, a memory book, and a reference book for future years. SEATED: Editor-in-Chief--Kathe Lauterbach, Assistant Editor — Barbara Byrnes. STANDING: Business Manager--Pat Laney, Senior Editor--Dorothy Dutton. 88 FRONT ROW: Virginia Stewart, Jean Ann Bradford, Robert Better, Connie Rutherford, Lawrence Johnson, Pamela McCec, Valgenc Winn, Wendy Petermann. BACK ROW: Virginia Keyzer, Jerry Huguet, Sheila Kline, Sandra Johnscn, Joanne Kohn, Elizabeth Canady, Rachel Wileman, Kay Huckaby, Carolyn Johnson, Ralph Neumcier, Beverly Byrne, Linda Hofer, Mr. Huckaby. The 1961-62 Cometeer Staff published nine issues of the school paper. Each of the three editors, Connie Rutherford, Pamela McGee,a and Lawrence Johnson, were responsible for three issues. The staff was also responsible for the publication of a student directory and a magazine composed of the best writings of the students of the school, Comet Trails. This publication was edited by Kay Huckaby. Cometeer Editors--Pam McCee, Connie Rutherford, Lawrence Johnson. 89 QUILL £ SCROLL SEATED: Virginia Stewart, Kay Huckaby, Sheila Kline. STANDING: Jean Ann Bradford, Rachel Wilcman, Virginia Kcvzer, Beverly Byrne, Jerry Huguet, Kathe Lautcrbach, Connie Rutherford, Dorothy Dutton, Carolyn Johnson, Pam McGee. Absent: Valgcne Winn, Larry Johnson. Twelve D-DHS students have been elected to membership in Quill and Scroll, the international honor society for high school journalists, at the end of the first semester. Three members of Quill and Scroll are still in school who were elected last year. They are Kay Huckaby, Larry Johnson, and Connie Rutherford. The twelve new members, ten from the Cometeer staff and two from the Era staff, are Pam McGee, Valgene Winn, Jean Ann Bradford, Beverly Byrne, Jerry Huguet, Carolyn Johnson, Virginia Keyzer, Sheila Kline, Virginia Stewart, Rachel Wileman, Kathe Lauterbach and Dorothy Dutton. The newly elected officers are, President, Larry Johnson; Vice President, Kay Huckaby; Secretary, Sheila Kline; Treasurer, Virginia Stewart: Membership in the Quill and Scroll society is regulated by certain requirements: They must be at least a junior or senior in high school. They must be in the upper third of their class in general scholastic standing at the time of their election. They must be recommended by the adviser of the publication. They must be approved by the executive secretary of Quill and Scroll. Members in the society are entitled to a subscription to Quill and Scroll Magazine and a gold pin with their staff position engraved on it. 90 CONGRATULATIONS! These are the boys and girls who attended Badger Boys and Badger Girls State last summer. Every year three boys and three girls are selected to attend during the summer between their junior and senior years. They are Jerry Huguet, Judy Elstad, Kathc Lauterbach, Larry Johnson, Rachel Wileman and Bill Wagner. Tomorrow Award winner for D-DHS this year is Enid Speri. She won this award by receiving the highest score in a written examination on homemaking knowledge and attitude. Each year the DAR honors one senior girl who, in the opinion of her fellow students and the faculty, best exhibits the qualities of dependability, leadership, service, and patriotism. This year the DAR selected Kathe Lauterbach for this honor. 91 FARMING IS OUR BUSINESS FRONT ROW: Mr. Holman, Harold Todd, Fred Ganscr, Ernie Peterson, Michael Heller, William Thomas, Leon VanAcker. SECOND ROW: Willis Blakely, John Creidanus, Don Hiemstra, Dennis Smith, Jerry Vance, James France, Larry Hintz. BACK ROW: Mike Skelton, Burton Wheeler, George Smith, Larry Huisheere, David Zarn-storff, John Erickson, Ralph Ncumeicr. FRONT ROW: Terry' Browne, Maurice Sterken, Ronald Schut, Donald Scott, Jeny Matske, Dennis Kruizenga, Mr. Holman. SECOND ROW: Richard Locy, William Thompson, Roger Edwards, Lewis Peters, Richard Kuhnkc, Ray Tucker, Thomas Scott. BACK ROW: Robert Jones, William Blakely, Albert Browne, Cary Randall, Virgil Cor-gas, Ronald Hann, James VanDykcn. 92 DAIRY HERD IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION FRONT ROW: Mike Skelton, Harold Todd, Richard Locy, Maurice Sterken, Fred Canser, Ernie Peterson. SECOND ROW: Bill Thompson, Willis Blakely, John Erickson, John Greidanus, William Thomas, Ronald Schut. BACK ROW: Richard Kuhnke, Burton Wheeler, Gary Randall, Ralph Ncumeier, Larry Hintz, James France, Mr. Holman. Ralph Neumeier and William Thompson in the testing lab. FFA JUDGING TEAMS FRONT ROW: Albert Browne, William Thompson, Richard Kuhnke, William Blakely, Ralph Neumeier, Leon Van-Acker. BACK ROW: Gary Randall, Thomas Scott, Larry Smith, Ray Tucker, David Zarnstorff. The Future Farmers of America, or the FFA as it is commonly known, is the national organization of, by. and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under the provisions of the National Vocational Education Acts. Organized in November, 1928 on the national level, it has served to motivate and vitalize the systematic instruction offered to students of vocational agriculture, and to provide further training in farmer citizenship. The organization has been a strong supporter of the l airy Herd Improvement Association with two-thirds of the department carrying on a year around testing program. FFA members have been active in cooperating with other organizations such as the Chamber of Commerce and 4-H Clubs in the area in promoting agriculture programs on the adult level. 93 WE PREPARE FOR THE FUTURE The FTA grew out of the Horace Mann Centennial. Now, the National Commission on Teacher Education and Professional Standards accepts responsibility for this organization. FRONT ROW: Brian Buzzell, Cindy Pegg, Jane Sikes, Margo Gregg, Jcananne Newman, Valgcne Winn, Mary Carroll. SECOND ROW: Judy Bigelow, Jeannette Jones, Roberta DcLong, Caroline Faytlc, Karen Schnick, Linda Cartagena, Carolyn Johnson, Bonnie Ames, Pam McGee. BACK ROW': Arlene Los, Donna Kavanaugh, Mary Austin, Mary Robbins, Susan Woodard, Linda Henschel, Mary Kay Brown, Judy Hintz, Catherine Clarke. Its main objective is to take a realistic look at teaching and its many opportunities, challenges, and services to humanity. It wants to find out whether you have the ability to be a good teacher and if you really want to be one. This year the FTA has had speakers, movies, and panel discussions to inform the members on the teaching profession. Officers: Mr. Rondeau, Dorothy Dutton, Connie Rutherford, Barbara Escher, Lois Welch, Linda Patterson. The purpose of the Future Nurses is to give the members a brief idea of hospital procedure, and the duties involved in being a nurse. The club takes many trips to different institutes to help the members decide on the nursing profession . FRONT ROW: Donna Comclison, Judy Morrison, Marlene O’Daniel, Joan Morrison, Jane Rubcck, Linda Scully, Elizabeth Logterman, Robin York. SECOND ROW: Jill McCartie, Susan Randcll, Marrianne Neumeier, Nancy Marfcll, Donna Kavanaugh, Kathy Baerbock, Sharon Ray. THIRD ROW: Janet Koepnick, Elizabeth Hardt, Susan Milne, Arlene Los, Susan Delaney, Jeananne Newman, Marie Cribben. BACK ROW: Christine Brahm, Mary Pat Yohn, Margaret Wiedc-mcr, Sylvia DunLap, Patricia Brown, Marilyn Wilkinson. 94 WE EXPLORE OUR INTEREST ART CLUB FRONT ROW: Judith Wiedmer, Cynthia Kilkenny, Patricia Brown, Susan Krabbc. SECOND ROW: Filiz Saltug, Patricia Michols, Lois Welch, Deborah Gibson, Jeannette Jones. THIRD ROW: Carleton Kelsey, Andrea Schlcigcr, Judith Beier, Heidi Werfelman, James Meyers, Sylvia Dunlap. BACK ROW: Mr. Strassburger, Thomas Zoldan, Michael Metzinger, Richard Leff. SPANISH CLUB FRONT ROW: Pamela Loudenbeck, Cindy Pegg, Margaret Bellman, Judith Weidemer, Catherine Clark, Elsa Varoni. SECOND ROW: Mr. Rondeau, Robert Better, David Beach, Douglas Weiss. BACK ROW: Donald Januska, Douglas Spitz, Enid Speri, Don Francis, Philip Johnson, Peter Johnson, Brian Buzzell. FRONT ROW: Karen Matousek, Sheila Fleming, Carolyn Koositra, Trudi Vance, Barbara MeSorley. SECOND ROW: Carol Mestan, Virginia Willard, Joyce Snuddcn, Jeancnnc Thomas, Susanne Kohl, Louise Lange, Esther Kuzsawa. THIRD ROW: Judy Morrison, Jane Hankins, Marlene Kline, Susan Milne. BACK ROW: Arthur Dibble, Jeannette Jones, Alberto Barchilon, Linda Patterson, Gary Dillinbeck, Fred Bull, John Hembrook, Patricia Laney. 95 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA FIRST ROW: Bonnie Schleiger, Marie McDonough, Margaret Mudgett, Marcia Rambow, Doris Millard, Kathy Holman, Joyce Snudden, Linda Scully. SECOND ROW: Sharon Daniels, Francis Bartelt, Diane Wippich, Cheryl Young, Kay Delaney, Judy Peters, Gladys Millard, Jean Ann Morrissy, Anna Mae Eichman, Nancy Marfell, Donna Peterson. BACK ROW: Mrs. Sutton, Margaret Allen, Haroldene Leech, Patricia Leech, Karen Lindloff, Shirley Clowes, Mary Kay Duesterbeck, Shirley Pohl, Joann Casch, Marilyn Verhoef, Betty Hetzel, Rita Wester-berg, Margaret Trewyn, Terry Bridges. Mrs. Doris Sutton, aided by Gladys Millard, president of the FHA, led these girls through another successful year. The goal of the club is to make projects in home-making and family living beneficial and interesting. FHA also participated in many varied activities throughout the school year. Other officers of the group include Rita Westerberg, vice-president; Diane Wippich, secretary; and Linda Scully, treasurer. 96 JUNIOR PROM OF 1962 THEME: BLUE HAWAII KING AND QUEEN: JILL GANT AND MIKE LUCCHESI Representing the Junior Class: Karen Schnick, Mike Rohcrty. Representing the Senior Class: Karen Miller, Dick Alter. 98 JUNIOR PROM ROYALTY Representing the Sophomore Class: Roberta DeLong, Philip Kilkenny. Representing the Freshman Class: Donna Miles, Bill Speri. 99 1961-62 D-DHS TANKMEN FRONT ROW: Pete Johnson, Albert Brown, Danny Gibson, and Bob Winkley. SECOND ROW: Coach Rempc, Jerry Benson, Dennis Berg, Ron Grair, Philip Johnson, and Mike Canady. BACK ROW: Dennis Muller, Gary DuCharmc, Steve Spoerlc, and Todd Kelsey. DHS Under their new coach, Peter 34 . . . 50 Rempe, the D-DHS tankmen 20 . . . 74 ended the year with an im- 32 . . . . . . 62-64 pressive record of 5 wins and 65 . . . 21 5 losses. The team also sent 50 . . . 45 5 swimmers to the state 25 . . . 80 meet, 2 of which placed indi- 54 . . . 32 vidually and the rest which 34 . . . 61 placed on the relay team. 49 . . . 39 The swimmers which quali- 35 . . . 60 fied for the state meet were: 64 . . . 22 Bob Winkley, Denny Gibson, Ron Grair, Gary Ducharmc, and Dennis Berg. 102 1961-62 JV SWIMMING FRONT ROW: John Scheurman, Dick Lcff, Darryl Christianson, David Ncher, Eric Thomton. SECOND ROW: Coach Tecsch, Al Bartovics, Dale Scharinc, Dick Deschner, Larry O'Donnell, Richard Taylor, Clifford Glciter BACK ROW: Donald Lonze, John Williams, Bill Woods, Terry Mestan, Dennis Knotts, Brian Buzzell. BELOW LEFT: Ron Grair and Bob Winkley practice relay action. BELOW RIGHT: DanGibson performs his specialty. 103 D-DHS VARSITY BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: A1 Williams, Jack Scholle, Bill Wagner, Gordon Hirsch, Dave Flahive, Dick Werbcl. BACK ROW: Larry Johnson, Doug Weiss, Dave Berycrl, Richard Huber, Bob Busche, Bill Moyle, and Coach Larson. BELOW: Coach Larson's game pose. Season's Record D-DHS Opponents 34 .... East Troy...............48 35 .... Big Foot................ 43 46 .... Burlington ............52 39 .... Badger................ 43 34 ... Whitewater ............. 52 37 .... Fort Atkinson .........66 50 .... Wilmot .................... 64 51 .... Mukwonago..............50 45 ... Elkhorn ................ 65 44 ... East Troy ..............51 48 ... Big Foot ...............50 45 .... Burlington.............54 70 .... Badger.................63 29 .... Whitewater ............59 50 .... Wilmot ................ 53 56 .... Mukwonago .............58 40 ... Salem ..................74 53 .... Elkhorn ............... 80 104 JV BASKETBALL Junior Varsity from left to right are Cary Wuhrman, Edward Boutelle, Jim Nostrant, Bob Mustin, John Hetzcl, John Byrnes, Ron Wilson, Pat Hayes, Phil Kilkenny, Ted Kozlowski, Danny McLemon, and Coach Scharfenberg. Kneeling are managers Phil Sheehan and Peter Nezki. Junior Varsity Record D-DHS Opponents 31 . . . 37 . . . , 24 ... 21 25 . . . . 39 . . . , 32 .... 29 ... 47 . . . . 45 . . . , 40 ... . 23 43 ... . 49 ... 40 . . . 50 .... 38 38 . . . , 51 ... 49 ... 32 36 ... The Junior Varsity's 13-5 record was the best ever recorded at D-DHS. The only team to beat D-DHS twice was Badger High. This shows a great deal of promise for the varsity in years to come. The two biggest blows to the team came when Dick Fleming fell on the ice and wasn't allowed to play and also when Dave Flahive was called up to the A squad. 106 THE FIRST FRESHMAN TEAM FRONT ROW: John Erickson, Dennis Smith, John Benson, and Mgr. Mike Ducsterbeck. BACK ROW: Tom Schlichcr, Al Nicoli, John Hcmbrook, Wally Millard, and Tom Benson. Tire team was organized to give these boys additional experience. Besides playing a schedule of their own, they frequently substituted on the JV team as in the picture below. Freshman Record D-D 32..........Fort Atkinson..............29 D-D 44..........Burlington.................32 D-D 32..........Elkhorn ...................45 D-D 48..........Burlington ................35 D-D 27..........Fort Atkinson..............24 D-D 28..........Elkhorn ...................34 107 FRONT ROW: Coach Zimmerman, Ron Grair, Phil Kilkenny, Larry Meyer, Bill Wagner, Bill Moyle, Ted Kozlow-ski, Kieth Britton, Terry Wilson, Peter Nezki, and Mike Parr. SECOND ROW: Mgr. Jerry Matzke, Bob Winkely, Mike Canady, Mike Meuinger, Ron Morgan, Gordon Hirsch, Al Bartovics, Phil Scehan, Gary Randall. BACK ROW: Jerry Huguet, Doug Spitz, Larry Johnson, Phil Vinci, Rich Huber, Dave Bcyerl, Bob Busche, Pat Hayes, and Dwight Underhill. FRONT ROW: John Erickson, Clifford Gleiter, Tom Holden, Jim Wilkins, Brian Fleming, Don Francis, Carl Zoellner, Mike Skelton, Fred Bull, and Dick Busche. SECOND ROW: Dennis Knotts, Eric Thornton, Ernie Peterson, Jerry Grossman, Mike Boisvert, Dick Tschantz, Bill Woods, Charlie Mitchell, John Williams, Jim York. BACK ROW: Jim France, Ken Koerner, Mike Grams, Dick Deschner, John Benson, Dave Flahive, John Hetzel, Greg Williams, Brian Bates, Darryl Christianson, and John Hcmbrook. 108 1962 GOLF TEAM FRONT ROW: John Scheurman, Mike Larson, Bill Speri, Mike Duesterbeck, Albert Nicoli, Jim Tsuru, Philp Johnson, and Coach Peters. SF.COND ROW: Neal Wilear, Ken Vandebogert, Walter Cicslak, Pat Welch, Bob Remus, Tom Benson, and Steve Spoerle. BACK ROW: Gary Utter, Dennis Stonewall, John Byrnes, Gary Wuhrman, Larry Olsen, Gary Wright, Ray Blake, and John Schmidt. Not pictured due to illness is recently appointed head coach Richard Pierson. 1961 TRACK SUMMARY 1961 GOLF Coach Wallace Zimmerman's 1961 track team enjoyed a very successful season, highlighted by victories in all of its dual and tri-meets, a tie for second in the conference meet, a second at the class B sectional meet, and a tie for eighth at the class B state meet. Winners at the sectional meet at Janesville were Bill Moyle in the broad jump, Mike Canady in the •140, and the sprint medley relay team of Bill Moyle, Mike Hayes, Bill Wagner and Jon Yungerman. Second places were taken by Larry Johnson in the 180 low hurdles and by the 880 yard relay team of Bill Moyle, Mike Canady, Mike Hayes, and Bill Wagner. D-DHS Opponents 80 Big Foot 38 85 Badger— 59 State School 20 73 Elk horn 45 59 2 3 Wilmot 58 1 3 85 East Troy— 51 Burlington 28 75 Clinton 43 In 1961, his final year as golf coach, Mr. August Picpcr once again had an outstanding squad. Mr. Pieper's golfers won the Southern Lakes Conference championship for the third time in the past four years. Rolfe Egcncs of D-DHS took the medalist honors for the conference meet at Delbrook Golf Course with a 74, followed by Doug Weiss and Lon Liddle with 75's. Gary Wright carded an 82 to give the Comets a team total of 306. Second place Burlington finished with a 315 total. Lettcrmen on the team were Rolfe Egenes, Lon Liddle, and Ron Nordstrom, '61; Doug Weiss, Gary Wright, and Ray Blake, '63. 109 VARSITY BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Don Jonusk3, Robert Schultz, Bob O'Brien, Allen Williams, Mike Hembrook, Mike Michalek, Gary DuCharmc, and Doug Hipp. SECOND ROW’: Tom Madison, Dan McLcmon, Greg Madison, Jim Greene, Jim Nostrant, Phil Lindloff, and Dick Werbcl. BACK ROW: Ardell Klug, Frank Van Horn, David Perry, Darrell Stick-ney, Bill Blakely, and Doug Weiss. Webb Schultz’s Comet baseball team ended the 1961 season with a record of three wins and five loses. The Comets wound up third place in the Southern Lakes standings. Lettermen were as follows: Seniors, George Woodard, Gene Mustin, and Paul Francis. Juniors included Dick Werbel, Phil Lindloff, Darrell Stickney, and Dave Perry. Freshman letter winners were Tom Madison, Dan McLernon. and Mike Michalek. Dick Werbel, who did a nice job on the mound for the Comets, also won a batting trophy for his .333 average, high for the Comets. no JV BASEBALL 1962 FRONT ROW: Ralph Clowes, Cary Venema, Dick Batchelet, Norman O'Daniel, Bill Yazbcc, Don Hiemstra. SECOND ROW: Kim Ishcrwood, Dale Scharine, Wally Millard, Bob Mustin, Tom Schlicher, Len Carlson, Burton Wheeler, Kenny Bliss. THIRD ROW: Coach Scharfenbcrg, Tom Dorsey, Pat Roherty, Steve Nelson, Dennis Eschenfeldt, Warren Woods, Fritz Walters, John McLemon. BACK ROW: Charles Ricgert, Michael Heller, Dennis Kruizenga, Gary Dillcnbeck, Leroy Demcre, and Bob Decker. Coach Scharfenberg’s junior varsity baseball team ended the 1961 season with a record of four wins and two loses. Last year was Coach Scharfenberg's first season as JV baseball coach. The squad included the following sophomores: Gary Wheeler, Allen Williams, Erwin Waterstreet, David Neher, Frank Van Horn, and Bill Blakely, all of whom are eligible for the 1962 varsity baseball team . The freshman members were Jim Greene, John Byrnes, Greg Madison, Gary Du-Charme, Bob Mustin, Bob Schultz, Jim Nostrant, Pat Roherty, Robert O'Brien, Dale Scharine, Dick Fleming, and Gary Wuhrman. in THE D-DHS TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW: Stuart Browne, Mike Morgan, John Sliker, Paul Matson, Alan Nelson, Ollie Davidson, and Dick Kavanaugh. SECOND ROW: David Beach, Bob Better, Donald Lonze, Charlie Peterson, Brian Buzzcll, Terry Mestan and Coach Brcidcnbach. BACK ROW: Kevin Davis, Ron Henriott, Dick Fleming, Ed Boutclle, Tom Trott, Ben Bigelow, and Bob Hankins. The 1961 Tennis Team had a rough season. The team’s conference standings were 2 1 2 wins, and 3 1 2 loses. The over all standing was 2 1 2 wins and 5 1 2 defeats. Chuck Anderson, who was captain, Ron Holsman, Bob Speri, and Rich Boutelle were senior letter men last season. Junior lettermen were Rich Huber and Ron Henriott. Bob Hankins and Al Nelson receive letters from the freshman class. CHAMPS AGAIN IN ’61 v m Receiving his certificate for a job well done, Bill Wagner shakes hands with Mr. J. C. Refling, president of the Southern Lakes Conference and principal at Elkhom High School. Coach Zimmermann's Comets were conference champions again 1961. The last championship was in 1958. They were undefeated while winning seven games and tying two. The ties came in the East Troy and the Whitewater games. The big game of the year was at Wilmot. D-DHS needed a win to stay atop the Southern Lakes standings, and win they did! With seven bus loads of students roaring for a victory, the Comets scored the first time they had the ball, and went on to trample second place Wilmot, 41-13. The championship was not decided until the last game, in which the Comets battled Whitewater to a scoreless tie. Coach Zimmerman was named coach of the year and two of his backs, Bill Moyle and Dick Werbel, were elected to the first string all conference team. THE WINNING RECORD D-DHS Opponents 38 ... . Big Foot............0 28 ... . Elkhorn..............13 27... . Waterford............12 25 ... . Badger...............12 1 ... . East Troy............7 13 ... . Mukwonago ...........7 13 • • • • Burlington...........7 41 • • • Wilmot...............13 0 • • • • Whitewater...........0 Won 7--Lost 0--Tied 2 113 FOOTBALL . . . WINNING IS A TRADITION FRONT ROW: Mgr. Bob Ludowise, Mike Bell, Tom Madison, Mike Lucchesi, A1 Williams, Mike Roherty, Dan McLcrnon, and Mgr. Jerry Matzke. SECOND ROW: Phil Kilkenny, Jack Schollc, Paul Shimkus, Jim Greene, Cary Ducharme, Doug Spitz, Ted Kozlowski, Mike Canady, Richard Kuhnke, Gerald Gleiter. THIRD ROW: Mike Michalek, Darrell Stickney, Gordon Hirsch, A1 Wilson, Bill Wagner, Bill Moyle, Phil Lindloff, Dick Werbcl, Phil Vinci, Jim Langes. BACK ROW: Coach Zimmcrmann, Doug Weiss, Ron Wilson, Dennis Berg, Dave Beyer I, Rich Huber, Larry Johnson, Bob Busche, Bob Jones, Ray Blake, and assistant coach Tom Scharfenberg. Jll viL f « FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS T Won Lost D-DHS................. 6 .... 0 Whitewater............ 6 . . . . 1 . Wilmot................ 5 ... . 3 .. . Badger.................5 . . . . 3 . . Mukwonago............. 4 ... . . Elkhom................ 3 . . . . f Burlington..............3 . . . . 4T . , .East Troy .......... 1 . . . ., . . Big Footer.............0 . . . . 8 . • £ OFFENSIVE BACKFIELD AND LINE Offensive Backficld: Bill Wagner, Phil Lindloff, Dick Werbel, and Bill Moyle. Offensive Line: Larry Johnson, Phil Kilkenny, Rich Huber, Darrell Stickney, Phil Vinci, A1 Wilson, and Gordon Hirsch. 116 DEFENSIVE BACKFIELD AND LINE Defensive Backficld: Phil Lindloff, Bill Moyle, Dick Werbel, Paul Shimkus, Bob Wagner, and Dan McLennon. Defensive Line: Bob Busche, Bob Jones, Dancll Stickney, Ray Blake, and Larry Johnson. 117 1961-62 JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW: Mike Skelton, Jim Wilkins, Bill Yazbec, Clifford Cleiter, John Erickson, Mike Grams, Pat Roherty, Ernie Peterson, Eddie Boutcllc, John Hembrook, Peter Neski, SECOND ROW: Tom Benson, Ken Koemer, Jim Tsuru, John Benson, Tom Holden, Stuart Browne, Brian Fleming, Gary Dillcnbeck, John Hetzcl, Bob O'Brien, Steve Nelson, Bob Mustin, Greg Madison, BACK ROW: Terry Wilson, Dennis Smith, Dave Flahive, Carl Zocllner, Larry O’Donnell, Dick Dcschncr, Paul Matson, Greg Williams, Darryl Christianson, Bob Hankins, Leonard Carlson, Mike Morgan, Peter Johnson, Dale Scharine, John Byrnes, Ben Bigelow, Pat Hayes, George Smith, Jim Nostrant, James Douglas, and Terry DeWolfe. JV RECORD D-DHS Opponents The Junior Varsity, coached by Mr. Larson, assisted by Mr. 0. . . . Elkhorn...................7 Pierson and Mr. Teesch, spent much time organizing a team 1 ... . Waterford..................6 this year as only a few veterans tfrom last years' squad returned. 7 ... . Lake Geneva............12 Although the record shows only one win, the team and coaches 7 ... . East Troy..............31 worked hard learning fundamentals which will be useful next year 12 ... . Mukwonago..............IT and on the varsity squad as the boys advance. 14 ... . Burlington.............33 6 . . . . Wilmot...................3 118 FACULTY DAVID C. BELL . . . directs the girls' chorus, mixed choir and a cappclla. In the spring he directed The King and I, the annual musical. Mr. Bell also teaches psychology. He graduated from Milton College, Milton, Wisconsin, with a bachelor of music education degree. WALLACE HASKINS ... is senior English teacher and the adviser of Thespians. He directed Love is Eternal, the senior class play. Prior to coming to Dclavan, he was a member of the faculty at May-ville High School, Mayvillc, Wisconsin. He received his bachelor of education degree at Wisconsin State College, Whitewater. THEODORE C. CLIFTON ... has been in the teaching profession for 24 years. He graduated with a bachelor of education degree from Minot State College, Minot, North Dakota. Before coming to teach in Dclavan he was principal of the Junior high school in Luck, Wisconsin. 122 DON BREEDENBACH . . . teaches world history and driver education at D-DHS, coaches the tennis team, and is an adviser of the freshman class. He received his bachelor of science degree from Milton College, Milton, Wisconsin and has attended a summer session at the University of Wisconsin. JAMES CHRISTIANSON ... has been teaching industrial arts and mechanical drawing for eight years In 1954 he received his bachelor of science degree from Stout State College in Menomonie, Wisconsin. Mrs. RUTH M. BERKOMPAS . . . earned her bachelor of science degree from Western Michigan College, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Before teaching at D-DHS she taught in Muskegon, Michigan. She teaches physical education, and first aid. After hours you may find her in the pool advising the Catalinas or in the gym with the CAA. Mrs. HELEN CUTTING ... is freshman girls physical education teacher. She is a graduate of North Central College, Naperville, Illinois. Formerly she taught in Naperville. LAWRENCE F. COX . . . teaches general science and general math. He has been teaching for 32 years and was the principal at Darien. He graduated from Wisconsin State College, Whitewater, with a business education degree. THEODORE J. HOEVELER. . . who came to our school a year and a half ago teaches American Problems. Formerly he was a social welfare worker. He received his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Iowa. CARL R. LARSON . . . graduated from North Central College, Naperville, Illinois, with a bachelor of science degree. He was biology instructor and athletic coach of the Muscoda High School before coming to Delavan last year. 123 Miss JANETTE KILKELLY ... is cheerleading and GAA adviser. She teaches freshman English and sophomore speech. She graduated from Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology, Platte-ville, Wisconsin, with a bachelor of science degree. Miss LEOTA E. HOLLENBERGER . . . is biology teacher at D-DHS. She received her bachelor of science degree from Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology, Platteville and taught home economics and biology at New Glarus High School, New Glaius, Wisconsin, before coming to D-DHS. She is adviser of junior and senior girls bowling. JAMES C. HUBER . . . teaches junior English and assists with forensics. He graduated from the Wisconsin State College, River Falls, Wisconsin, with a bachelor of arts degree. The four years that he has been teaching have been in this school. GLEN N. HOLMAN . . . earned his bachelor of science degree from the Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology, Platteville. He teaches agriculture and advises the Future Farmers of America and Junior Dairy Herd Improvement Association. For nine years he taught at the Seneca High School, Seneca, Wisconsin. Miss PATRICIA B. MCCARTHY . . . librarian at D-DHS, received her bachelor of science degree from the Wisconsin State College and Institute of Technology, Platteville, Wisconsin. She was on the faculty at Richland Center High School, Richland Center, Wisconsin, before she came to D-DHS. 124 TERRENCE J. HESS . . . received his bachelor of arts degree from the Dana College, Blair, Nebraska. He has been teaching at our school for one year as the ninth grade English teacher. He also works with forensics. FRANK H. DANIELS . . . joined the D-DHS faculty October 1, 1961. He replaced Robert Spevacek, who was called to duty with the 32nd division. Mr. Daniels teaches music appreciation and band. He also advises the pep band. His bachelor of science degree was earned at Milton College, Milton Wisconsin. NEWELL C. HUCKABY ... is adviser of the COMETEER, COMET TRAILS and ERA. He teaches United States history and geography. In 1941 he received his bachelor of arts degree from Northwestern State College, Alva, Oklahoma and has attended summer school at the University of Wisconsin and Whitewater State College. DALE R. JOHNSON . . . received his bachelor of arts degree from Lakeland College in 1961. This is his first year of teaching at our school. He has Latin I, II, and III classes. Miss UNDA M. IRWIN . . . earned her bachelor of education degree from Wisconsin State College, Whitewater. She teaches secretarial training, typing 1 and II. This is her first year of teaching. 125 Miss BARBARA SHUNK ... is the D-DHS guidance instructor. She advises tire National Honor Society and American Field Service. Miss Shunk earned her bachelor of arts degree from Milton College, Milton, Wisconsin. THOMAS A. SCHAR-FENBERC . . . instructs freshman physical education for boys, first aid and health. He is assistant coach for varsity football, coached JV basketball, JV baseball and advises the Varsity club. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Luther College, Decorah, Iowa. HERBERT N. MEISNER . . . taught industrial arts and government at Regis High School in Eau Claire, Wisconsin before coming to D-DHS. He has a master of science degree which he earned from Stout State College, Menomonic, Wisconsin. He teaches metals I and II and driver education. He is also adviser of boys bowling. PETER K. REMPE . . . one of our new teachers this year, teaches freshman citizenship, junior United States history, and coaches swimming. He received his bachelor of arts degree in history and social studies from Carroll College, Waukesha, Wisconsin. Mrs. VERNICE MEARNS ... is school nurse here at D-DHS. She is also school nurse at the elementary and junior high schools in Delavan. Her training was received at Illinois Masonic Hospital. Mrs. MARLENE A. SCHEURELL . . . teaches home economics to sophomores and seniors. She received her bachelor of science degree from the University of Wisconsin in 1948. Prior to teaching at our school she was a homemaker. 126 JOHN PETERS . . . came to our school this year from Lawrence College, Apple-ton, Wisconsin where he received his bachelor of arts degree. He teaches freshman citizenship classes. BARTHOLOMEW J. WALSH . . . who teaches world history and developmental reading received his business education degree from Wisconsin State College, Whitewater. He taught in King City, California, before joining the faculty of D-DHS. RICHARD D. PIERSON . . . earned his master of science degree from Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana He taught in a Illinois High School before coming here. At D-DHS he teaches algebra and trigonometry, and also advises JV football. 127 LEONARD PRAHL . . . teaches general business, shorthand, bookkeeping, and office practice. He is a freshman class adviser. He received his master of arts degree in business education at Colorado State College, Crcelcy, Colorado and his bachelor degree from Whitewater State College. WEBB SCHULTZ . . . teaches behind the wheel driving. He has been teaching 37 years in Delavan and three years in Michigan. He is coach of the baseball team, and received his bachelor of arts degree from Ripon College. ROBERT E. SCOTT . . . graduated from Wisconsin State College, Oshkosh, with a bachelor of science degree. He has done graduate work at Wisconsin State College, Whitewater. Mr. Scott teaches speech, advises student council and forensics. WALLACE ZIMMERMAN. . . teaches boys physical education and is the coach of varsity football and track. He has been teaching for 15 years and received his master of arts degree in physical education from the University of Wisconsin. DONALD E. TEESCH . . . was a research chemist for Vinyl Plastics Incorporated, before joining the D-DHS faculty. He received his bachelor of science degree from Lakeland College. He is assistant coach of football and swimming. OLIVER MOUM . . . received his bachelor of science degree from Liu Claire and his master of arts degree from Northwestern. He teaches chemistry 1 and II, and physics. Mrs. DORIS L. SUTTON ... is home economics teacher at D-DHS, and teaches one class of citizenship. She formerly taught at West Grant High School, Patch Grove, Wisconsin. She earned her bachelor of science degree in home economics from Stout State College. WILLARD O. STRASSBURGER . . . served as an army special service director in Germany. He teaches art, German, and advises Art Club. He received a master of arts degree from Columbia University, New York, New York. Miss CATHERINE M. STEINWAND . . . received her bachelor of science degree from the Wisconsin State College, Eau Claire. She has been teaching French here for two years. STUDENT INDEX Abernathy, Charles (9) 53 Adkins, Paulette (9) 53 A1 berth, Betty (9) 53,81 Allen, Margaret (10) 47 Allen, Mary Lou (9) 53,75,81 Alter, Richard (12) 11,71,98 Ames, Bonnie (12) 11,62,83,85,94 Ames, Dianne (10) 47,84 Anderson, Alice (11) 43,63,88 Anderson, Lynn (9) 53 Aude, Connie (9) 53,62 Austin, Mary (9) 53,70,75,85,94 Babcock, Jean (9) 53,81,95 Bacrbock, Kathleen (9) 53,62,81, 94 Baldwin, Karen (10) 47 Barchilon, Alberto (12) 8,11,71,75, 77,79 Bartclt, Frances (10) 47,96 Bartovics, Albert (10) 47,83,85,86, 103,108 Batchclet, Dennis (11) 43,79,95 Batchelet, Richard (9) 53,111 Bates, Brian (9) 53,68,75,85,108 Beach, David (9) 53,95,112 Bclcr, Judith (10) 47,62,75,95 Bcicr, Margaret (9) 53,63 Bell, Mike (11) 43,114 Bellman, Margaret (9) 53,62,70, 85,95 Benkovic, Steve (9) 53,68 Benson, Jerome (12) 11,65,79,102 Benson, John (9) 52,53,68,71,83, 85.107.108.118 Benson, Patricia (10) 47,62,70,79, 86 Benson, Thomas (9) 53,83,107, 109.118 Bcre, James (10) 47 Berc, Jean (10) 47 Bcrcsh, Betty Ann (9) 53 Bcrcsh, Jacqueline (12) 11 Berg, Dennis (12) 9,10,61,65,71, 102.114 Bcrkoltz, Ruth Ann (9) 53 Beyerl, David (11) 43,70,71,79, 104.105.108.114 Better, Robert (12) 12,39,68,70,71, 89,94,9S,112 Bcyritt, Sheila (10) 47,79 Bigelow, Benjamin (10) 47,84,112, 114 Bigelow, Judith (9) 53,81,94,95 Blake, Raymond (11) 43,109,114, 117 Blakely, William (11) 43,92,93,110 Blakely, Willis (9) 53,92 Bliss, Kenneth (10) 47 Bocrsma, Kitty (9) 53 Boisvert, Michael (9) 53,108 Boutelle, Edward (10) 47,82,85, 106.112.118 Boutelle, Margaret (11) 43,83,84, 86 Boutelle, Robert (9) 53 Boutelle, Thomas (10) 47,79 Boviall, Jeanne (10) 47,62,70 Bradford, Jean Ann (11) 43,71,75, 89,90 Brahm, Christine (10) 47,62,79,94 Bridges, Terry (11) 43,96 Britton, Keith (12) 33,108 Brown, Albert (11) 43,79,92,93, 102 Brown, Mary Kay (10) 47,79 Brown, Patricia (12) 12,62,94,95 Brown, Shirley (12) 7,12,88 Brown, Terry (10) 47,92 Browne, Stuart (9) 53,79,112,118 Buhler, Linda (9) 53.7S.81 Bull, Fred (10) 47,95,108 Burcham, Barbara (9) 53 Burghoff, Cary (12) 12,39,61,71,82, 85 Buschc, Richard (9) 53,108 Buschc, Robert (11) 43,65,104, 105,108,114,117 Burrell, Brian (9) 53,68,79,94,95, 103,112 Byrne, Beverly (11) 43,62,71,78, 80,89,90 Byrnes, Barbara (11) 43,71,74.88 Byrnes, John (10) 47,70,75,106, 109.114 Cable, Nancy (9) 53 Cameron, Sharon (10) 47,62,67 Canady, Elizabeth (11) 43,85,89 Canady, Michael (11) 43,65,102, 108.114 Cardonk, Janet (11) 43,62,70,71, 86 Carey, Barbara (10) 47 Carlson, James (9) 53 Carlson, Leonard (9) 53,111,118 Carroll, Mary (11) 43,63,67,71,79, 94 Cartagena, Linda (12) 12,63,83,84 Christianson, Darryl (9) 53,103,108, 118 Christman, Robert (10) 47 Cieslak, Walter (9) 53,109 Clark, Catherine (10) 47,70,84,94, 95 Clowes, Ralph (9) 53 Clowes, Shirley (10) 47,62,96 Clutter, Camille (10) 47 Cornelison, Donna (9) 53,63,85,94 Craig, Kathleen (10) 7,47,84 Cribben, Marie (9) 53,84,94 Curry, Rita (12) 13,63,64,67,80, 83,84,86,87 Daniels, Sharon (11) 43,79,96 Danielson, Judy (12) 9,13,62,66. 71,74,78,80,100 Dantone, Phyllis (11) 42,43,79 Davidson, Oliver (9) 53,112 Davis, Kathleen (9) 53,70,95 Davis, Kathryn (11) 43,86 Davis, Kevin (11) 43,68,82,83,86, 112 Decker, Robert (9) 53,111 Delaney, Kay (12) 13,79,96 Delaney, Susan (9) 53,81,94 DeLap, Doris (11) 43,66,71,75,80, 101 DcLong, Roberta (10) 47,67,70,75, 79,94,99 Demere, Lee Roy (10) 47,111 Dcmerc, Sharon Lee (11) 43 Deschncr, Richard (9) 54,68,103, 108,118 Deschncr, Sandra (11) 42,43,61,63, 80,94 DcVoy, Dennis (9) 54 DcWoll, Terrence (10) 47,118 Dibble, Arthur (11)43,84,95 Dillcnbcck, Cary (10) 47,79,95, 111,118 Dorsey, Thomas (9) 54,111 Douglas, James (10) 47,118 Douglas, Wanda (9) 54 DuBois, Joan (10) 47,62,67,83,84, 94 DuCharmc, Cary (10) 47,102,110, 114 DuCharme, Kathleen (9) 54,81 Ducsterbcck, Mary Kay (11) 43,62 69 Ducstcrbeck, Michael (9) 54,75, 107,109 Dundee, Linda (9) 54,63 Dunlap, Sylvai (10) 47,94,95 Dutton, Dorothy (12) 13,62,88,90, 94 Duvall, Richard (11) 43,65,68,79 Edrinn, Roger (12) 13 Edwards, Roger (10) 47,92 Egnoski, Ruth (10) 47,62 Eichman, Anna Mac (11) 43,63,7$ 96 Einsiede), Mary (9) 52,54,94 Elstad, Judith (12) 14,62,70,71, 75,84,86,91 Endl, Dorothy (9) 54 Erickson, John (9) 54,92,107,108, 118 Eschenfeldt, Dennis (10) 47,111 Escher, Barbara (12) 14,62,67,71, 79k 94 Faber, Susan (9) 54 Fagan, Thomas (11) 43,75 Fay tie, Carolyn (10) 47,62,67,70, 86 Fellin, Sheri (11) 42,43,70,71,86 Fenn, James (11) 43 Figahs, Janie (11) 44 Flahivc, David (9) 54.61,75,88, 104,105,108,118 Fleming, Brian (9) 54,108,118 Fleming, Richard (10) 47,112 Fleming, Sandra (9) 54,84 Fleming, Sheila (10) 47,62,63,79, 95 France, James (9) 54,92,108 Francis, Don (10) 47,70,83,85,95, 108 Freeman, Richard (10) 48,68 Frcitag, Ellen (10) 48 Frcitag, Wynne (11) 44,48,70,83, 84 Calgano, Maria (11) 44,67,71,79, 86 Ganser, Fredrick (10) 48,92 Gant, JU1 (11) 44.63,67,70,78, 80,86,97 Carecht, Sherry (10) 7,48 Casch, JoAnn (12) 7,14,96 Cates, Randc (10) 48 Cerh3nd, Gerald (9) 54,68 Cerhand, William (12) 14,68 Ccrharz, Diane (12) 14,62,67,79 Gibson, Dan (11) 44.65,83,84,102 Gibson, Deborah (11) 44,63,67, 80,86,95 Ginner, Larry (12) 15 Cinner, Toni (9) 54,63,75 Cisskc, Edward (9) 54,85 129 Claiik, Doris (10) 48,51,62,70,79, 86 Cleitcr, Clifford (10) 48,68,108 Cl iter, Gerald (12) 15,65,68, 103.114.118 Clendenning, Thomas (10) 48,68 Coff, Geraldine (10) 7,48 Coodger, John (12) 15 Goodger, Shirley (9) 54 Coodman, Margaret (9) 54,63,67, 70.83.84 Corgas, Virgil (11) 44,92 Crair, Ronald (10) 48,65.79,102, 108 Crair, Susan (12) 15.67 Crames, Ann (11) 44,67,83,84 Crams, Michael (9) 54,10i,118 Cranzo, Susan (12) 15 Craves, Gary (11) 42,68 Greene, James (10) 48,65,68,75, 110,114 Gregg, Margo (12) 16.62,67,85,94 Cretdanus, Ida (11) 44,63,86,88 Creidanus, John (9) 54,92 Grossman, Ccrald (9) 54,108 Guilday, William (10) 48,68 Halstcd, Ronald (11) 44,68 Hammerstad, LaVonne (10) 48 Hankins, Jane (12) 16,62,83,84, 95 Hankins, Robert (10)41,48,51,61, 65.70.78.80.86.112.118 Hann, Karen (11) 44 Hann, Ronald (11) 44,92 Hansen, Charles (10) 48 Hardt, Elizebcth (9) 54,81,94 Hartmann, Diane (12) 16,62,70, 83.84 Hayes, Patrick (10) 48,75.86,106, 108.118 days, James (11) 44 Heller, Michael (9) 54,92 Heller, Paula (10) 48 Hembrook, Mike (12) 16,110 Hembrook, John (9) 54.95,107,108, 118 Heminover, Roy (10) 48 Hcnncrly, Frank (9) 54 Henning, Karen (10) 48,79 Henriott, Ronald (12) 16,65,68,71, 83,85,112 Hcnschel, Linda (9) 54,62,63,81,94 Herron, Penny (10) 48 Hctzel, Betty (10) 48 Hcucl, John (9) 54,106,108,118 Hiemstra, Donald (9) 54,92,111 Hiemstra, Shirley (11) 7,44,63 Hintx, Judith (10) 48,79,94 Hint , Larry (9) 54,92 Hipp, Douglas (11) 44,68,110 Hipp, Lillian (9) 54,66,67,84 Hirsch, Cordon (12) 17,65,71,105, 108.114.116 Hofer, Joyce (9) 54 Holer, Linda (10) 48,62,80,89 Holden, Thomas (9) 41,52,54,68, 82,83,84,108,118 Hollister, William (12) 17 Holman, Catherine (9) 54 Hopkins, John (9) 54 Huber, Richard (12) 17,78,80,104, 105.108.114.116 Huckaby, Kay (12) 17,62,66,71.80, 86,89,90 Huguet, JetTold (12) 17,61,65,68, 75,86,89,90,91,108 Huishccrc, Lany (12) 18,79,92 Isherwood, Kim (9) 54,111 Jansa, Kathlene (10) 48,95 Johnsen, Sandra (11) 44,79,89 Johnson, Carolyn (12) 18,62,79,86, 89,90,94 Johnson, David (10) 48,75,84 Johnson, Judith (12) 18,80 Johnson, Lawrence (12) 18,86,89, 90.91.104.105.108.114.118 Johnson, Peter (10) 48,70,85,95, 102.118 Johnson, Philip (11) 44,83,84,95, 102,118 Jones, Allan (11) 44,80 Jones, James (11) 44,83,85 Jones, Jeannette (10) 48,94,95 Jones. Robert (10) 48,92,114,117 Jonuska, Donald (10) 48,51,75,95, 110 Kachinski, Margaret (9) 54 Kaiser, Louise (12) 18,61,71,86 Kashuta, David (10) 48 Kasputis, Charles (10) 48 Kasputis, William (10) 48 Kavanaugh, Donna (12) 19,62.94 Kavanaugh, Richard (10) 48,112 Keegan, Marianne (12) 10,38,62, 66,80 Kelsey, Carleton (11) 42.44.68,78, 80,95,102 Kenney, Mary (10) 48,51,62,66,79, 86 Kevin, Brigid (11) 44,79 Keyzer, Dorothy (9) 54 Keyzer, Virginia (11) 44,63,86,89, 90 Kilkenny, Cynthia (11) 44,63,88,95 Kilkenny, Philip (10) 48,70,75,99, 106,108,114 Kline, Marlene (12) 19,83,95 Kline, Sheila (12) 19,88,89,90 Klug, Ardell (12) 19,38,68,95,110 Klumph, Edith (11) 44,62,70,83,84 Knccht, Robert (9) 54 Kniep, David (11) 44 Knotts, Dennis (9) 54,103,108 Koclc, Edna (9) 54,63 Koepnick, Janet (11) 44,75,84,86 Kocmcr, Kenneth (9) 55,108,118 Kohl, Suzanne (9) 55,63,95 Kohn, Carolyn (10) 48,51,66,70, 79,86 Kohn, Joanne (11) 44,62,79,89 Kooistra, Carolyn (9) 55,62,84,95 Kozlowski, Theodore (10) 48,95,104, 108,114 Krabbe, Susan (10) 48,95 Kramer, Kenneth (II) 7,44,68 Kruizenga, Dennis (10) 48,92,111 Kuhnkc, Richard (11) 44,92,93,114 Kurzawa, Esther (9) 55,95 Laney, Patricia (11) 45,62,70,88, 95 Lange, Louise (11) 45,67,80,95 Langenberger, Fern (10) 48,63,79 Langnes, James (11) 45,65,68,95, 114 Langnes, Joan (12) 8,19,38,60,61, 75,88 Langton, Craig (9) 55 Langton, Jamie (11) 45,79 Larsen, Michael (10) 48,79,109 Lauterbach, Kathe (12) 9,20,38, 63,70,71,75,86,88,90,91 Leech, Haroldcne (12) 20,79,96 Leech, Patricia (9) 55,81,96 Leff, Richard (10) 7,48,95,103 Lenling, James (12) 20 Leslie, Bernard (12) 20,79 Lindloff, Karen (10) 48,62 Lindloff, Mar ' (10) 48 Lindloff, Philip (12) 20,65,66,78, 80,110,114,116,117 Littaye, Edouard (12) 21,77 Lock, Marjorie (12) 21 Lock, Sally (10) 48,62,86,94 Locy, Donna (10) 49,81 Locy, Richard (10) 49,92 Logterman, Delores (9) 55,95 Logterman, Elizabeth (12) 7,21,62, 80,94 Logterman, Janet (9) 55,62,81 Logterman, Ronald (11) Long, Thomas (10) 49 Lonze, Carol (12) 7,21,79 Lonze, Donald (9) 55,103,112 Los, Arlene (12) 21,62,88,94 Los, Francis (10) 49 Los, Melvin (9) 55 Los, Vernon (9) 55 Loudcnbeck, Pamela (10) 49,62, 95 Louis, Christina (10) 49,75 Lucchcsi, Michael (11) 7,45,68, 97,114 Ludowise, Robert (12) 22,65,71 Lundberg, Christine (11) 45 McCartic, Jill (9) 55,84,94 McDonough, Carolyn (11) 45,62,67 70,71,78,79,86 McDonough, Marie (10) 49k62,96 McDonough, Patricia (9) 55,66,81 McGee, Pamela (12) 22,80,89,90, 94 McCIadc, Patrick (11) 45,85 McKinney, Mary (10) 49 McKinney, Yvonne (9) 55,95 McLcrnon, Dan (10) 49,75,106, 110,114 McLcrnon, John (9) 55,68,111 Me Quality, Deborah (10) 49 McQuality, Lawrence (12) 22 McSorley, Barbara (9) 55,63,95 MeSorley, Jennifer (II) 45,70 Madison, Cregory (10) 49,68,110, 118 Madison, Thomas (10) 49,68,110, 114 Malsch, Lawrence (11) 45,68 Marfell, Nancy (12) 22,62,79,94,96 Mathison, John (10) 49,83,85 Motousek, Karen (9) 55,63,84,95 Matson, Paul (10) 49,75,78,80,86, 112,118 Matzke, Jerry (10) 49,92,108,114 Mawhinney, Diana (9) 55,75 Mestan, Carol (10) 49,62,67,95 Mestan, Steven (12) Me st an, Terry (9) 55,68,103,112 Metzingcr, Michael (11) 45,68,108 Mever. Lawrence 'NO) 49.68,108 130 Meyer, William (9) 55 Meyers, James (10) 49,68,95 Michalek, Michael (10) 49,65,110, 114 Michols, Patricia (12) 7,22,38,62, 67.86.95 Miles, Donna (9) 55,63,75,88,99 Millard, Doris (10) 49,62,96 Millard, Gladys (12) 23,62,83,84, 86 Millard, Sandra (10) 49,62,70 Millard, Wallace (9) 55,107,111 Miller, Benny (9) 55 Miller, Karen (12) 23,39,79,98 Miller, Richard (10) 49 Milne, Susan (11) 45,62.67,70,94, 95 Mitchell, Albert (9) 55,108 Moon, Cheryl (12) 23,79 Morgan, Michael (9) 55,85,112, 118 Morgan, Ronald (12) 23,65,68, 108 Morrison, Joan (11) 45,63,67,84, 94 Morrison, Judy (11) 45,63,67,84, 94.95 Morrissy, Jean (11) 45,96 Moyle, Nancy (9) 52,55,63,70,83, 84 Moyle, William (12) 23,38,70,71, 76,78,80,86,87,104,105,108, 114,116,117 Mudgett, Barbara (10) 49,62,96 Mudgett, Margaret (9) 53,63 Muller, Dennis (11) 45,65,83,85, 102 Munger, Sandra (9) 55,81 Mustin, Robert (10) 49,106,111, 118 Nash, Karen (9) 55,62,84 Nchcr, David (11) 45,71,79,103 Nelson, Allan (10) 49,65,86,112 Nelson, Murray (12) 24,65,76,82, 85,86,87 Nelson, Nancy (9) 55,67,81 Nelson, Paula (10) 49 Nelson, Steven (10) 49,68,111,118, Neumcier, Marianne (10) 49,62,86, 94. Neumcier, Ralph (12) 24,89,92,93 Newman, Cynthia (10) 49,62 Newman, Jeananne (12) 24,67,79, 84 Newton, Rebecca (9) 55,81 Nezki, Peter (10) 49,79,106,108, 118 Nickel, Penny (12) 24,71,79 Nicoli, Albert (9) 55,107,109 Nordstron, Judy (9) 55,62,7S,81 Nostrant, James (10) 49,106,110, 118 Nystrom, Linda (9) 55,62,81 O'Brien, John (10) 49 O'Brien, Kathleen (9) 55 O'Brien, Monica (10) 49 O'Brien, Robert (10) 49,68,71,110, 118 O'Conner, Erin (9) 55,63.81 O'Daniel, Marlene (9) 55,94 O'Daniel, Norman (9) 55,68,111 O'Donnell, Lawrence (9) 55,75, 103,118 O'Keefe, Susan (9) 55,63,67 Olsen, David (12) 24,95 Olsen, Lawrence (11) 45,70,83,84. 86,109 Olson, Barbara (11) 45,63,66,79, 101 Olson, Sherry (9) 55,81 Osborne, Cassandra (11) 7,95 Osborne, William (10) 49 Ostrum, Joan (10) 49,79 Owens, Thcressa (10) 49.61,79 Parr, Michael (10) 49,68.83,85, 108 Parsons, Eugene (12) 25 Patterson, Linda (12) 10,62,70,71, 80.94.95 Pegg, Cynthia (10) 49,63,67,70, 84.94.95 Pegg, Richard (12) 25 Perry, David (12) 25,65,68,86,110 Petermann, Wendy (12) 25,80,89 Peterson, Judith (10) 49,62,79 Peters, Lewis (10) 49,68,92 Peterson, Charlie (9) 56,68,83,85, 112 Peterson, Donna (12) 25,62,79,96 Peterson, Ernest (9) 56,68,75,92, 108,118 Peterson, Sandra (11) 45 Pie we, Cherie (9) 56 Pohl, Shirley (11) 45 Polaslk, Donna (10) 49,66,79 Poliak, Jean (11) 45,79 Prlem, Jean (12) 26,79 Pyka, Linda (11) 45 Rambow, Marcia (12) 26,70,71,79, 96 Randall, Gary (11) 42,45,68,92,93, 108 Randall, Susan (9) 56,63,85,94 Ray, Sharon (12) 26,80,94 Reeb, Judith (9) 56,75,81 Rcimer, Terry (12) 26,38,71 Reinke, Bonnie (10) 50,62,79,96 Remus, Robert (9) 56,68,109 Reyengu, John (9) 56 Richter, Charles (9) 56 Riegert, Charles (9) 56,68,111 Rissceuw, Ruth (11) Robbins, Mary (9) 56,62.70,94 Robinson, James (12) 26,68 Robinson, Kathleen (9) 56,63,81 Roherty, Michael (11) 7.41,45,61, 68,114 Roherty, Patrick (10) 42,50,68, 111,118 Rosenwing, Gail (9) 56,63,67,88 Rowe, Bennie (11) Rubeck, Jane (11) 45,62,83,84,95 Rubcndall, Donna (9) 56,95 Rubendall, Judith (10) 50 Rucker, Patricia (9) 56,63 Ruffalo, Rosanne (9) 56,63,81 Ruffalo, Theresa (11) 45,63,79 Rutherford, Connie (12) 27,39,61, 63,64,70,86,89,90,94 Ryytty, Judy (9) 56,62,81 Saam, Duane (10) 50,68 Salas, Paula (9) 56 Salem, Robert (9) 56.68.8S Saltug, Feliz (12) 8,27,62,71,75, 77 Sargent, Patricia (10) 50 Sawyer, Raymond (11) 45 Scharinc, Dale (10) 50,68,83,85, 111,118 Scheurman, John (9) 56,103,109 Schlevc, Dorothy (12) 27,79 Schirer, Linda (10) 50,62,79,86 Schirer, Mary (9) 56,63,75,84 Schlcigcr, Andrea (11) 45,95 Schlcigcr, Bonnia (10) 50,96 Schlcigcr, Carol (9) 56,63 Schlcigcr, James (12) 27 Schlicher, Thomas (9) 56,107,111 Schmid, Jennie (10) 50,70,75,79, 86 Schmidt, John (10) 50,68,109 Schnlck, Karen (11) 46,62,67,88, 98 Scholl, Patricia (9) 56,81 Schollc, John (10) 50,65,104,105 114 Schuett, Jeannette (9) 56 Schultz, Judith (9) 56 Schultz, Lawrence (12) 27,68 Schultz, Robert (10) 50,68,110 Schuster, Sharon (9) 56,63,67 Schut, Ronald (10) 50,92 Scott, Charlene (12) 28,71,88 Scott, Donald (10) 50,68,92 Scully, Linda (12) 7,28,S5,94,96 Scebcr, Robert (9) 56 Seising, Ellen (10) 50,62,79 Seuser, Susan (9) 56,61,75,81 Sheehan, Phillip (9) 56,68,85,106, 108 Sheehan, Suzanne (10) 50,79 Shimkus, Paul (12) 28,65,68,78, 80,114,118 Sikes, Jane (11) 46,71,79,94 Skelton, Dan (11) 46,68 Skelton, Mike (10) 50,68,92,108, 118 Sklcnar, Mary (12) 7,28 Skopcc, Kathleen (12) 9,62,70,74, 86 Sliker, John (11) 7,46,68,112 Smith, Dennis (9) 56,92,107,118 Smith, George (9) 56,92,118 Smith, James (9) 56 Smith, Lawrence (12) 28,93 Smith, Mary (11) 46,62 Smith, Robert (11) 42,46,68 Snodie, Mary (11) 46 Snudden, Joyce (10) 50,95,96 Speri, Enid (12) 29,39,70,71,80, 91,94,95 Speri, Bill (9) 56,99,109 Spitz, Douglas (10) 50,68,95,108, 114 Spocrle, Steven (11) 46,65,75,86, 102.109 Stafford, Jerry (10) 50,70,79 Stangler, Rita (9) 56,63 Sterken, Lois (11) 46 Sterken, Maurice (10) 50,85,92 Sterken, Phyllis (9) 56 Stewart, Virginia (11) 46,75,89,90 Stickncy, Darrel (12) 29,65,110, 114.110 Stickncy, William (10) 50 Stimpfl, Charles (11) 7,46,68 Stonewall, Dennis (10) 50,79,109 Strong, Robert (10) 50,85 Swets, Judith (10) 50,79 131 Taylor, Richard (9) 56,83,85,103 Tcubcrt, Lonnie (9) 5y,63 Theobald, Austin (9) 56 Thomas, Jeanenne (9) 56,63,81,95 Thomas, William (9) 56,92 Thompson, Jennie (9) 56,63,81 Thompson, Marilyn (11) 46,62,79, 86 Thompson, William (11) 46,70,86, 92,93 Thorton, Eric (9) 57,68,103,108 Thusius, Gall (9) 57 Tifft, Toni (9) 57,63,95 Todd. Harold (9) 57,92 Trewyn, Margaret (12) 29,79,96 Trott, Thomas (10) 50,68,85,86, 112 Truckenbrod, Karen (11) 46,78,80 Tschantz, Richard (10) 50,108 Tsurn, James (10) 50,68,109,118 Tucker, Raymond (11) 46,68,92, 93 Underhill, Dwight (12) 29,86,108 Utter, Cary (10) 50,109 Van Acker, JoAnn (12) 10,61,62, 70,71,78 Van Acker, Leon (12) 29,92,93 Vance, Donna (12) 30,62,79,96 Vance, Gerald (9) 57,68,92 Vance, Trudi (9) 57,63,95 VandcrVecn, Carol (12) 30 VandcrVcen, Diane (9) 57 Van DcBogart, Kenneth (9) 57,109 VanDykcn, James (10) 50,92 VanDyken, Karen (9) 57 Van Horn, Frank (11) 46,68,110 Varoni, Elsa (10) 50,92,86,94,95 Vegter, Lawrence (9) 57 Velcy, Karen (9) 57,66,81,83,85 Venema, Gary (9) 57,111 Verhoef, Beverly (11) 7,46,96 Verhoef, Marilyn (12) 7,30 Vinci, Phillip (12) 30,39,65,71, 108,114,116 Wagner, William (12) 30,38,65,70, 71,82.84,86,87,91,104,105,108, 116.117 Wagner, Betty (10) 50,62,79 Wallis, Nancy (11) 7,46 Walters, Fritz (9) 57,111 Waterstrcct, Ervin (111 46,68 Waterstreet, Lester (9) 57,68 Wetland, Richard (12) 31,68,78, 80,86 Weiss, Douglas (11) 46,65,75,86, 95,10-1,105,110,114 Welch, Lois (12) 31,62,78,80,86, 94.95 Welch, Patrick (9) 57,79,109 Werbcl, Judlc (9) 57,63,67,70,83, 84 Werbcl, Richard (12) 9,31,76,85, 86.104.105.110.114.116.117 Werfelmann, Heidi (12) 31,62,79, 95 Westcrbcrg, Rita (12) 31,63,64,30, 96 Wheeler, Burton (9) 57,92,111 Wheeler, Gary (11) 7,46,68 Wicdemer. Judith (12) 32,46,62,80, 94.95 Wicdemer, Margaret (10) 50,62, 63,70,79,86 Wicdmcr, Judy (9) 57 Wilcar, Neal (10) 50,109 Wileman, Rachel (12) 9,32,39,63, 66,70,74,82,84,86,90,91 Wilkins, Bonnie (11) 46 Wilkins, James (9) 57,94,108,118 Wilkinson, Marilyn (9) 57,94 Willard, Virginia (9) 57,63,70,75, 81.95 Williams, Bernard (11) 46,68,79 Williams, Dorothy (11) 46,63,80 Williams, Gayle (9) 57,63 Williams, Gregory (9) 57,103,118 Williams, John (9) 57,103,108 Williams, Patricia (11) 46,79 Williamson, Cenc (12) 32,63,80 Williamson, Terry (12) 32,63,80 Wilson, Alan (12) 32,65,68,75,114 118 Wilson, Ronald (10) 50,65,75,86, 106,114 Wilson, Terry (10) 50,68,108,118 Wincapaw, George (10) 50,68,95 Wincapwa, Kathryn (10) 50,62 Winkley, Robert (11) 46,65,102, 108 Winn, Valgcnc (12) 33,88,89,90, 94 Wippich, Diane (11) 46,80,96 Woodard, Alan (9) 57,95 Woodard, Susan (10) 50,62,75,79, 94 Woods, Barbara (11) 46,63,75,79, 86 Woods, WarTen (9) 57,68,111 Woods, William (9) 57,68,103,107 Wright, Gary (11) 47,68,109 Wright, Larry (10) 50 Wright, Sandra (9) 57,63,81 Wuhrman, Gary (10) 50,75,83,85, 106,109 Yant, Judy (10) 50,67 Yazbec, William (9) 57,111,118 Yohn, Mary Pat (9) 57,81,84,94.96 York, James (9) 57,83,85,108 York, Robbin (9) 57,63,94 Youmans, William (12) 33 Young, Cheryl (9) 57,94 Zahm, Linda (10) 50 Zarnstorff, David (12) 33,68,93 Zimmerman, Rcta (9) 57 Zitko, Diane (12) 33,71,88 Zocllncr, Bonnie (12) 7,33 Zoeliner, Carl (10) 50,108,118 Zoldan, Thomas (11) 46,65,95 Zwieg, Marcia (9) 57 Most pictures other than student snapshots in the 1962 ERA were taken by the Austin Studio, Delavan; Helgesen Studio, Delavan—Janesville; and The Fossum Studio, Elkhom. These pictures were free to the school based on the percentage of the seniors who purchased class pictures from each photographer. The Delavan Enterprise and the Janesville Gazette provided some sports pictures. The staff wishes to thank these photographers for their services to the staff. We would also like to extend our thanks and appreciation to the faculty for helping in so many ways toward the publication of the ERA. 132