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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1964 volume:

Accused stayer of President Kennedy, Lee Oswald, was shot fatally before national TV audience Right: Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, Caroline and John, Jr. leave Washington for Christmas in Florida. in Review—1963 With the assassination of John F. Kennedy of Massachusetts, youngest president m US history, the country lost a highly-regarded and remarkably capable statesman and administrator. President DeGaulle of,France, saluting, stands with German Chancellor Erhard, right, and President Lubke, as some heads of state gathered in tribute to the late President Kennedy. President Kennedy, and soon-to-be-relired. Ger- man Chancellor Adenauer met in Bonn during Kennedy's successful ten-day tour of Western Europe. President Kennedy and then Vice-President Johnson (second from right) met with leaders ef the August March on Washington dramatizing the nation's leading domestic issue in 1963. Major Gordon Cooper received the Distinguished Service Medal from President Kennedy at the While House in May.follou-mg Cooper's 22 orbit flight and manually controlled re-entry. QELAVAN-DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL DISFkiv. • f. , 1957 BOARD OF EDUCATION t RALPH ACKERMAN,' , PRESIDED DpWAVO 8EARD5LEV CLERK OR. J. A. CARROLL. S [CHARLES GRANSIE PRESIDENT CLERK TREASURER DIRECTOR DIRECTOR — r r r —f � --rTTEE t - 1 ■ ■■!■ ADVISORY COMMITTEE ••� S VALLEY BLAKELY vEVBiii ERICKSON RAY ALTER LARSON WILLAftC • w-m . ■pe r MERRIU ERICKSON j RAYMOND ALTER LARSON WILLARD LOCK nGAP sikes Russell stewart J ARTHUR MORAN ATTORNEY NN DOHERTY HAftOlC S . S. HENNIN6 MRS FlO D I'JRDlS BBRADLFY NELSON JOHN THORRE . ’OTftAlD 2ANDsR mttmamr CK BRADLEY NELSOf RT JOHN THORRE . JOHN J. EL A 0 AND ASSOCIATES, ARCHITECT - ENGINEERS DELAVAN-DARIEN PRESENTS HIGH SCHOOL 1964 ERA VOL. VII Delavan-Darien High School 150 Cummings St. Delavan, Wisconsin Table of Contents Seniors.............................12 Underclassmen.......................44 Faculty.............................66 Activities..........................74 Sports.............................128 Student Index .................... 159 The Junior Class during the cheering contest sponsored by the cheerleaders. On the following pages are pictures of some of the highlights of the 1963-64 school year. These activities are open to all, and only add to the enjoyment of your high school years if you participate in them. The enjoyment you get from high school isthe result of the things you have done. In this school you are very lucky in that there is literally something for everyone. No matter what your interests are, either there is some kind of an organization concerned with the same thing, or one is being started. The decision to participate or not to participate is up to you, the individual student, and no one else. The Voyageurs, Paul Matson, Phil Shvahan, Sue Anderson, and Bob Hankins, as they performed for the student body. 4 The junior-varsity and varsity swim teams during the D-DHS--Kenosha swim meet. Students Participate . Bob Hankins, Jennie Schmid, and the cast in one of Members of the sophomore class decorating the tree the scenes from this year's musical Finian's Rain- for the Christmas Dance. bow. 5 Right, John Byrnes scoring two points during the D-DHS-Whitewater basketball game. Left, a scene from the one-act play The Man in the Bowler Hat, presented by the forensics department. D-DHS Is Activities A group of students boarding the bus going to the musical Camelot, sponsored by the music department. Judy Peters and Football Captain Phil Kilkenny, during Judy's coronation as Homecoming queen. Doc Scverinson, featured trumpet soloist of the February Festival of Music, presented by the band. 7 Mr. Francis Lyons President Mr. Russel Stewart Vice-President Dr. J. A. Carroll Treasurer Mr. Irvine Llewellyn Director Mr. Donald Beardsley Clerk Their Time for The main goal of the Board of Education is to have the most efficiently run and best school possible. The school board members meet every third Monday of each month so that this can be accomplished. In addition to these meetings there are many special meetings which they must attend. By attending conventions, talking with board members and superintendents from other schools, and reading school board publications, the Board of Education reviews its ideas on how to cope with problems in the school. The five members must also hold an annual meeting of the school district and represent the district at various functions of the school. 8 Mr. John Hamburg Principal July--October 1963 Your Education Perhaps the most heartbreaking time of the year was when the Delavan-Darien High School Principal, Mr. John Hamburg, died in New Mexico while attending an executive committee meeting of the National Secondary School Principals Association. Mr. Hamburg, who came to De la van-Darien High School in July of 1963, was proud of it, its facilities, faculty and students and mentioned this fact frequently. After his death a memorial fund, established by the students and faculty, was used to purchase a set of THE GREAT BOOKS OF THE WESTERN WORLD for the school library. Mr. Raymond Anderson, superintendent of schools since March of 1963, acted as principal, with the help of Mr. Joseph Rondeau, Spanish teacher and assistant principal. Thanks to the help of these two, the school managed to operate smoothly until Mr. Allen D. Olson was employed as principal. Mr. Olson, who had been principal of the New Richmond High School, assumed his duties at D-DHS in January of 1964. Mr. R. A. Anderson Superintendent Mr. Allen D. Olson Principal Mr. Joseph Rondeau Assistant Principal 9 Mrs. Dora Kooistra, Mrs. Edith Siert, Mrs. Evelyn Wendorf, and Mrs. Mildred Hipp arc shown at the left serving lunch to the students. Mrs. Bernice Seibert, the other cook, is not pictured. They Maintain High Standards D-DHS custodians, pictured above, arc Mr. Clarence Wiser, Mr. Marlyn Fehrm, and Mr. Willard Wendorf. Mrs. Siert, Mrs. Hipp, Mrs. Kooistra, Mrs. Wendorf, and Mrs. Seibert are the five cooks at D-DHS. They are responsible for the meals served to the students everyday. Some of their duties include preparing menus and the meals, making reports, ordering food and other supplies, and serving the meals. They work hard to please the students in their likes and dislikes for certain foods. Mr. Wiser, Mr. Wendorf, and Mr. Fehrm are the Mr. Fixits at D-DHS. They keep the school and grounds clean and in excellent shape. Mr. James Christianson was employed as the Building and Grounds Supervisor. This was the first year that this system was used. He is in charge of all maintenance and all the school equipment. Mr. Christianson is also a member of the faculty, teaching engineering drawing. 10 Carolyn Boviall, Jean Lenz, and Jeanette Yungerman are in the lunch line. Familiar to the students at D-DHS are Miss Zitko and Mrs. Peters, the office secretaries. Some of their duties are selling lunch tickets, answering the telephone, filing, typing, making announcements, and assisting students and teachers. The school accountant and school sec -retary are in the superintendent's office. They are Mrs. Knight, Board of Education secretary, and Mrs. Vaughn, the accountant. 11 Mrs. Kathleen Knight and Mrs. Anne Vaughn arc at work in their office at 412 Walworth Avenue. Miss Diane Zitko and Mr. John Peters, the school sec retaries, in the school office. There was a time to study a time to have fun. There was a time to come now it's time to say good-bye. There was a time to be happy now a time to be sad. There was a time . . . SENIORS You came here four years ago and now you're going to leave. You say the time went fast. You're worried that you didn't v have enough time to accomplish what you set out to do. But don't worry, you've left your mark on the school. A mark in sports, activities, classes, and leadership. Marks that won't soon be forgotten. Yes, you can be proud to say, I was a member of the class of '64. PHILIP OWEN KILKENNY Phil Class President 4; Newspaper 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Student Council 2,3; Forensics 2,3,4; Badger Boys' State 3; Thespians 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 2; One Act Play 4; Prom Court 2; Latin Club 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4. SHARON ALTA CAMERON Sharon Class Secretary 4; Yearbook3,4; Quill and Scroll 4; Thespians 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; GAA 2,3,4; Catalinas 2,3,4; Bowling 3; Transfer 2. At Last We Were Seniors . . . TERRELL R. WILSON Terry Class Vice President 4; Class Secretary 3; Yearbook 2,3,4; Student Council 1; Senior Class Play 4; Varsity Club 4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2,3,4. CATHERINE ADELL CLARK Cathe Class Treasurer 4; Newspaper 3; Student Council 1; Forensics 2,4; Pep Band 1,2,3, 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 3; Spanish Club 1,2; AFS Club 3,4; FTA 1,2,3,4. JUDY JANE BEIER Judy Choir 1,2,3; Musical 2,3; French Club 3; AH Club 1,2,3; FHA 4; CAA 1,2,3; Bowling 1,2. MARGARET LOUISE ALLEN Margie Teacher Assistant 2,3,4; FHA 2,3. 14 KAREN MAE BALDWIN Karen Forensics 4; Pep Band 1; Band 1,2; Choir 3; Musical 3; FHA 1; GAA 1. SUSAN RAE ANDERSON Susie Forensics 3,4; Dance Band 4; Band 3; Madrigal 4; Choir 4; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 3; One Act Play 4; Musical 4; Homecoming Court 4; Cheerleader 4; Transfer 3. That Long Awaited Time FRANCES BARTELT Frances Choir 3,4; FHA 2; FNA 3,4. MIEKO BAN-NO Mieko AFS Student—Japan; Newspaper 4; Student Council 4; Madrigal 4; Choir 4; AFS Club 4. DIANNE JOYCE AMES Dianne Band 1,2,3; Choir 4. ALBERT FOSTER BARTOVICS Al Teacher Assistant 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Three Act Play 3; Musical Orchestra 1,2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. 15 RONALD D. BENDER Ron Intrumurals 3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2. MARGARET ANN BELLMAN Mudgie Teacher Assistant 3; Forensics 2,3; Debate 3; Band 1,2; Spanish Club 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; AFS Club 3,4; FTA 3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4. We Counted Credits and SHEILA ANN BEYRITZ Sheila Band 1; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; CAA 1; Bowling 1,2. PATRICIA ARLINE BENSON Pat Student Council 1,3,4; Teacher Assistant 3,4; Forensics 2,3,4; Badger Girls' State 3; Madrigal 3,4; Choir 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 2; Musical 2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,4; French Club 3,4; Latin Club 2; Pep Club 3; CAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. BENJAMIN MILES BIGELOW Ben Band 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Photo Club 3; Football 1,2; Tennis 1,2,3. KENNETH PAUL BLISS Ken Photo Club 3; Baseball 2. 16 THOMAS JOHN BOUTELLF. Tom Madrigal 1; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2, 3,4; Swimming Team 1,2. EDWARD WINSTON BOUTELLE, JR. Ed Pep Band 1,2; Band 1,2,3; Musical 3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2; Track 1,2. Worked for Better Grades JEANNE RITA BOVIALL Jeanne Forensics 2,3; Band 1; Choir 3; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 3; CAA 1,2; Bowling 1,2. CHRISTINE MARY BRAHM Chris Yearbook 4; Student Council 4; Choir 1,2,3; Musical 2,3; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; FNA 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Coif 1; Bowling 1,2,3,4. MARY KAY BROWN Mary Student Council 1; Teacher Assistant 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Choir Officer 3,4; Musical 2,4; Cheerleader 1; FT A 2; CAA 1. FRED C. BULL Fred Class President 3; Newspaper 3; Student Council 1,4; Senior Class Play 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 2; Football 4; Track 2,3,4; Library Club 4. 17 CAMILLE DIANE CLUTTER Cami Transfer 2; French Club 4; FHA 4. JOHN THOMAS BYRNES, JR. John Class President 1; Newspaper 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Forensics 1; Badger Boys' State 3; Thespians 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 3; One Act Play 2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Coif 2; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 3. We Had Many Memorable Experiences ROBERT BRIAN CHRISTMAN Bob Teacher Assistant 4; Latin Club 3; Intramurals 3; Swimming Team 2. SHIRLEY ANN CLOWES Shirley Choir 1; FHA 2,3; CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL ANDREW D'AMORE Mike Madrigal 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 3,4; Coif 1,2. ROBERTA KAY DELONG Bert Student Council 1,2; Forensics 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1,2, 3,4; Prom Court 2; French Club 3; FTA 1,2; Catalinas 2,3. 18 GARY CHARLES DILLENBECK Gary Choir 1,2,3,4; President of Choir 4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 2; Rowling 2; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Sports Manager of Track 3,4. JOAN ALDEN DUBOIS Joan Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Thespians 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 3,4; Musical Orchestra 2; French Club 3,4; FNA 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Catalinas 1,2, 3,4; Bowling 1,2; Tennis 3. Like the Homecoming Festivities GARY RAY DUCHARME Cary Teacher Assistant 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 3,4; Swimmingtc3m 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. VERONICA M. EICKSTEADT Veronica Band 1,2; Choir 1. RUTH M. ECNOSKI Ruth Teacher Assistant 4; Choir 4; FHA 2,3; GAA 2,3; Bowling 2. DENNIS RICHARD ESCHENFELDT Dennis Teacher Assistant 1; Intramurals 1,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1. 19 RICHARD ALLAN FLEMING ••Dick- Newspaper 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 3; Teacher Assistant 4; Choir 4; Musical 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2; Tennis 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. SHEILA SABINA FLEMING '•Sheila- Choir 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; Spanish Club 2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Coif 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3. We Brought Our School DON RAYMOND FRANCIS -Don- Forensics 2,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3,4; Senior ClassPlay 4; Musical orchestra 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; AFS Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3; Track 2,3,4; NHS 3,4. ELLEN LOUISE FREIT AC Ellen Choir 1,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 3,4; FTA 3,4; CAA 1,3,4; Coif 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2. SHERRY ANNE CARECHT -Sherry- Teacher Assistant 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; FHA 1; Bowling 2; Library Assistant 2. DORIS ANN CLAZIK Doris- Class Secretary 2; Newspaper 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Forensics 2,3,4; Badger Girls' State 3; Madrigal 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior ClassPlay 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1,4; Prom Court 3; Cheerleader 3,4; French Club 3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. 20 RONALD HARRY CRAIR Ron Teacher Assistant 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Track 1,2,3,4. CERALDINE LEE GOFF Gerry Teacher Assistant 2,3,4; Band 1; Pep Club 3; FHA 1; CAA 3; Library Club 4. A Championship in Football JAMES GERALD CREENE Jim Student Council 3; Teacher Assistant 4; Homecoming Court 3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Three Act Play 4. ROBERT J. HANKINS Bob Class President 2; Forensics 2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Badger Boys' State 3; Madrigal 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Three Act Play 3; Musical 1,2,3,4; AFS Club 3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3; SwimmingTeam 1; Bowling 4; Football 2; Tennis 1,2,3,4. LAVONNE HELENA HAMMERSTAD LaVonne Teacher Assistant 4; Band 1; Choir 3; Pep Club 3; CAA 3,4; Bowling 3,4. CHARLES M. HANSEN Chuck Student Council 1; Senior Class Play 4; One Act Play 4; Musical 4; Bowling 3,4; Sports Manager 1. 21 KAREN LOUISE HENNING Karen Choir 1,2,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 2,4; FTA 4; GAA 1,3; Bowling 1,4; Tennis 4. PATRICK JOSEPH HAYES Pat Newspaper 3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Teacher Assistant 3; Musical 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. We Studied for and Took PENNY K. HERRON Penny Teacher Assistant 4. PAULA ROSE HELLER Paula GAA 1,2,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4. BETTY J. HETZEL Betty Choir 4; Musical 4; FHA 2,3,4; GAA 3,4. JUDY LEE HINTZ Judy Teacher Assistant 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior ClassPIay 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Pep Club 3; FTA 1,2,3; CAA 1,2, 3,4; Golf 4; Bowling 2. 22 LINDA LOUISE HOFER Linda Newspaper 2,3; Teacher Assistant 4; Forensics4; Choir 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1,2,3; Pep Club 3; CAA 1,2,3,4; Golf 1; Bowling 2. BARBARA L. HITZEMAN Barb Transfer 4; Teacher Assistant 4; Madrigal 4; Choir 4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 4; FHA 4. Our Last Final Exam DAVID ALLAN JOHNSON Dave Student Council 2; Pep Band 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Madrigal 1; Choir 1; Musical Orchestra 2,3,4. PETER ANTHONY JOHNSON Pete Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 1; Forensics 2; Band 1,2; Senior Class Play 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4; SwimmingTeam 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3. ROBERT R. JONES Bob Teacher Assistant 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; DHIA 1,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Bowling 2,4; Football 1,2,3,4. JEANNETTE LOUISE JONES Jcannic Spanish Club 2; Art Club 1,2; FT A 1,2,3; CAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2. 23 DONALD DAVID JONUSKA Don Student Council 2; Senior Class Play 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 4; Swimming Team 1,2,3; Sports Manager 2,3. KAREN POLLY JORGENSEN Petie Newspaper 4; Senior Class Play 4; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 4; GAA 4; Transfer 3. We Went to Our Last Assembly CHARLES R. KASPUTIS Chuck Intramurals 4; Track 3,4. RICHARD ALBERT KAVANAUGH Dick Photo Club 4; Golf 3; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Baseball Manager 1,2. 24 MARY JEAN KENNEY Mary Jean Class Secretary I; Forensics 3,4; Badger Girls' State Alternate 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior Class PI ay 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Prom Queen 3; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Pep Club 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. CAROLYN JEAN KOHN Carolyn Class Treasurer 1,2; Student Council 3; Forensics 2,3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 2; Musical 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2; Cheerleader Alternate 3,4; French Club 3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Goll 2,3; NHS 3,4. And to Our Last Mixer SUSAN JANE KRABBF. Susie Teacher Assistant 4; Art Club 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3. THEODORE JOHN KOZLOVVSKI, JR. Ted Teacher Assistant 3; Prom King 3; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. KAREN UNDLOFF Karen Band 1; FHA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4. FERN CAROLINE LANCENBF.RGER Fern Choir 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4; One Act Play 4; Musical 2,3; GAA 2,3,4; Bowling 4. 25 RICHARD E. LOCY Dick DHIA 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4. SALLY ANN LOCK Sally Newspaper 4; Yearbook 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Choir 3; FTA 1,2; CAA 1,2; NHS 2,3. We Were Fitted for Caps and Gowns PAMELA LEE LOUDENBECK Pam Student Council 1; Spanish Club 2,3; FHA 4; GAA 1,2,4; Bowling 1. DONNA KAY LOCY Donna CHRISTINA R. LOUIS Chris Student Council 2,3,4; Teacher Assistant 3; Forensics3,4; Senior ClassPlay 4; Three Act Play 4; One Act Play 4; Homecoming Court 3; French Club 3; Pep Club 3; CAA 1,2; Bowling 1. FRANCIS PETER LOS Frank 26 DANIEL G. McLF.RNON Dan Newspaper 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4. EVELYN LOUISE MeINTYRE Evie Transfer 3; GAA 4. And Ordered Our Announcements GREGORY JAMES MADISON Greg Swimming Team 1,2; Bowling 3,4; Football 1,2,3. DEBORAH JO Me QUALITY Debbie Choir 3; FHA 3. THOMAS V. MADISON Tom Yearbook 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. MARIE CHRISTINE McDONOUGH Marie Teacher Assistant 3; Choir 1,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1; FHA 2,3; GAA 1,2,4; Bowling 1,3. 27 JOHN C. MATHISON Jack Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 1; Photo Club 3,4; Bowling 3; Track 1. PAUL JEROME MATSON Paul Student Council 2; Teacher Assistant 4; Forensics 2,3,4; Debate 3,4; Madrigal 3; Choir 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1,2,3; Prom Court 1; Latin Club 1,2; AFS Club 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Tennis 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. Then Came the Question GERALD ROBERT MATZKE Gerry Teacher Assistant 3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 4; Manager of Track 1,2; Manager of Football 3,4. KAREN LYNN MEETEER Karen Transfer 4; Bowling 4. CAROLYN ANN MESTAN Carol Choir 1; Senior Class Play 4; Spanish Club 2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Catalinas 1,2,3; Bowling 4; Tennis 3,4. WILLIAM PAUL MESSERSCHMIDT Bill Transfer 3; Teacher Assistant 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Basketball 3. 28 LARRY PAUL MEYER Larry Varsity Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. MICHAEL JOHN MICHALF.K Mike Teacher Assistant 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3; Football 2,3,4. College or Career? BARBARA JOANN MUDCETT Barb Teacher Assistant 3,4; Senior Class Play 4; FHA 1,2,3; FNA 1,2; CAA 1,2; Bowling 1.2. SANDRA LOIS MILLARD Sandy Teacher Assistant 3; Forensics 2; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 4; CAA 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3 ,4. ROBERT LEON MUSTIN Bob Madrigal 4; Choir 1,3,4; Musical 1,3,4; Photo Club 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Intramurals 4; Bowling 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2. DORIS FAE MILLARD Doris Teacher Assistant 3; Spanish Club 3,4; FHA 1,2; FT A 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1. 29 ELIJAH MWIMA MUDEENYA Elijah Exchange Student--Uganda; Student Council 4; Photo Club 4; AFS Club 4; Track 4. ALAN D. NELSON Al Class Treasurer 1; Newspaper 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Student Council 3; Choir 1; Homecoming Court 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4; Tennis 1,2,3,4;NHS 2,3,4. We Filled Out Applications JUDITH E. A. NELSON Judy Teacher Assistant 4; CAA 3; Bowling 4; Library Assistant 4; Transfer 4. PAULA ANN NELSON Paula Teacher Assistant 4; FHA 3; CAA 3,4; Bow'ling 3; Transfer 2. MARIANNE C. NEUMEIER Marianne Newspaper 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Teacher Assistant 3,4; FNA 2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. STEVEN JOHN NELSON Steve Intramurals 2,3,4; Bowling 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Football 2; Transfer 2. 30 MONICA MARIE O'BRIEN Monica Teacher Assistant 4; Art Club 4; GAA 3,4. PETER MICHAEL NEZKI Pete Class Vice-President 2,3; Madrigal 1,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Sports Manager 1,2,3; Basketball Statistican 3,4. And Planned for the Future JAMES C. NOSTRANT Jim Student Council 2,3,4; Teacher Assistant 3,4; Musical 4; Homecoming Court 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Football 1,2,3,4. MARY CYNTHIA NEWMAN Cindy Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4. ROBERT E. O'BRIEN Bob Student Council 1; Forensics 4; Debate 4; Thespians 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 1,3,4; One Act Play 2,3,4; Musical 4; Homecoming Court 1; Latin Club 1,2; Varsity Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1; Baseball 1,2; Football 1,2,3; Tennis 3,4. WILLIAM J. OSBORNE Willie Swimming Team 1; Bowling 3,4. 31 JOAN KAY OSTRUM Joan Teacher Assistant 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; GAA 3,4; Bowling 3,4. CYNTHIA ANN PECC Cindy Newspaper 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Teacher Assistant 3,4; Forensics 2; Pep Band 2,3; Band 1,2,3; Thespians 3; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 3; One Act Play 3; Musical 2; Spanish Club 2; FTA 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2,3; Catalinas 1,2,3,4. We Participated in and THERESSA ANN OWENS Theressa Class Vice-President 1; Newspaper 3; Yearbook 4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 4; Homecoming Court 2; Cheerleader 1; GAA 1. MICHAEL J. PARR Mike Teacher Assistant 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Thespians 1,2,3; Senior Class Play 1,2,4; Three Act Play 1,2,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Football Manager 3. LEWIS L. PETERS Lewie DHIA 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Bowling 4. JUDITH MARIE PETERS Judy Newspaper 3; Choir 2,3,4; Musical 2,3,4; Homecoming Queen 4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 2,3,4; Tennis 3,4. 32 DONNA MARIE POLASIK Donna Madrigal 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2; Cheerleader Alternate 3; GAA 1,2. PATRICK K. ROHERTY Pat Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Football 1.2. Watched Our Last Play LINDA LOU SCHIRER Linda Newspaper 3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Teacher Assistant 1,3,4; Forensics 1; Debate 3,4; Choir 1,2,3; Musical 3; FT A 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1; NHS 2,3,4. JUDITH MARIE RUBENDALL Judy DALE M. SCHARINE Dale Student Council 1,3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Varsity Club 4; Intramurals 1,2, 3,4; Golf 3; Swimming Team 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1; Football 1,2; NHS 3. PATRICIA ANNE SARGENT Pat Teacher Assistant 3; Choir 1; Musical 1; GAA 1,4. 33 BONNIE LEE SCHLEIGER Bonnie Teacher Assistant 3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; GAA 4. JENNIE L. SCHMID Jennie Student Council 2,3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Badger Girls' State 3; Madrigal 3,4; Choir 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Photo Club 3; AFS Club 3; FNA 1,2; CAA 1,2; NHS 2,3,4. We Gave Underclassmen Advice JOHN ARTHUR SCHMIDT John Latin Club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Coif 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Sports Manager 2. JOHN A. SCHOLLE Jack Newspaper 3,4; Student Council 2; Teacher Assistant 3,4; Choir 4; Musical 4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4; Latin Club 1,2; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1, 4. ELLEN JANE SELSINC Ellen Teacher Assistant 4; Pep Band 1; Band 1; Choir 2,3,4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 3,4; FNA 3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; Library Club 4. ROBERT LOUIS SCHULTZ Bob Musical 4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intra-murals 1,2,3,4; Bowling 2,3; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Football 2,3. 34 MICHAEL J. SKELTON Mike Varsity Club 4; Intxamurals 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3; Track 1,2,3,4. PHILLIP JOSEPH SHEAHAN, JR. Phil Class Treasurer 3; Student Council 4; Teacher assistant 4; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Choir 4; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 4; Varsity Club 3,4; Inttamurals 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 3,4. And Then Bid Them Farewell JOYCE MARIE SNUDDEN Joyce Spanish Club 2; FHA 1,2,3,4; CAA 4; Bowling 4. JERRY ALAN STAFFORD Jerry Forensics 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 3; Thespians 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Senior Class Play4; Three Act Play 3; One Act Play 3: Musical 1,2,3,4. DOUGLAS LEE SPITZ Doug Musical 4; Prom Court 4; Spanish Club 2; Varsity Club 3,4; Intramurals 2,3,4; Swimming Team 1; Bowling 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,4. BETTY CAIL STARKWEATHER Betty Choir 4; Musical 4; GAA 4; Transfer 4. 35 WILLIAM C. STICKNEY •'Bill MAURICE GENE STERKEN Maurice Band 1,2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. We Ran to the Cafeteria DENNIS o. STONEWALL Dennis Thespians 3; Choir 1,2,3,4; Three Act Play 3; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Intramurals 3; Golf 1,2; Bowling 2; Football 1,2. ROBERT H. STRONG Bob Band 2; Golf 2; Swimming Team 1; Track 1. BARBARA ANNE SULLIVAN Barb Teacher Assistant 4; Choir 3,4; Musical 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Transfer 3. JUDITH MARIE SWETS Judie Choir 2; NHS 3,4. 36 RICHARD WILLIAM TSCHANTZ Dick Intramurals 2; Track 2; Transfer 1. ELSA DIANNE VARON1 Elsa Student Council 1,3,4; Teacher Assistant 3,4; Forensics 2; Spanish Club 3; Art Club 2; FNA 4; CAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. For Our Last Hot Lunch JAMES TSURU Jim Newspaper 4; Latin Club 3; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Coltl; Baseball 2,3; Football 1,2. BETTY JEAN WAGNER Betty Newspaper 3; Choir 2,3; Senior Class Play 4; Musical 2,3; Prom Court 4; AFS Club 3; CAA 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2; Bowling 1,2. MARGARET JEAN WIEDEMER Marge Forensics 2; Choir 1,2,3,4; One Act Play 4; Musical 2,3,4; Art Club 4; FNA 1,2,3,4; CAA 1,2,3,4; NHS 2,3,4. H. NEAL WII.EAR Neal Varsity Club 2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Bowling 1,2,3,4. 37 RONALD W. WILSON Ron Student Council 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4. KATHYRN ANN WINCAPAW Kathy Teacher Assistant 4; Choir 3,4; Musical 3,4; Art Club 1; FHA 4; GAA 2,3,4. We Ordered Our Last Yearbooks CEORCF. A. WINCAPAW George Spanish Club 2; Intramurals 1,2,3; Football 3. GARY LEE WUHRMAN Gary Student Council 2,4; Badger Boys' State Alternate 3; Pep Band 1,2,3,4; Dance Band 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Musical 3; Varsity Club 3,4; Golf 2,3,4; Baseball 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; NHS 3,4. MARY SUSAN WOODARD Sue Student Council 2; Choir 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; FTA 2,3,4; GAA 1,2,4; Golf 2,3,4; Bowling 4. JUDITH MARY YANT Judy Homecoming Court 4; GAA 1; Catalinas 1,2,3; Attendance 3,4. 3B UNDA BETH ZAHM Linda Teacher Assistant 3; Choir 3,4; Musical 4; FTA 4; CAA 1,2; Bowling 1,2,3,4. TOM HERBERT ZOLDAN Tom Teacher Assistant 4; Senior Class Play 4; Three Act Play 4; One Act Play 4; Art Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Swimming Team 1,2,3. And Bought Our Last Papers These arc the Voyagers, who sang for many groups during the year. The four members arc Bob Hankins, Phil Shcahan, Sue Anderson, and Paul Matson. Not pictured: LEE ROY DEMERE, JR. Lee Pep Band 2; Intramurals 1; Bowling 1. CARL EDWIN ZOELLNER Carl Senior Class Play 4; One Act Play 4; Musical 4; Varsity Club 4; Bowling 2,4; Football 2,3,4; Track 2,3,4; Sports Manager 3. 39 The Time Flew By 40 Graduation 41 The Class of ’64 Will Commencement exercises for the class of 1964 began at 8:00 P.M. on Friday, June 5, in the D-DHS gymnasium. Seniors marched in, and junior class President John Benson introduced the program. The Invocation was given by Reverend Joseph Zeihen at St. Andrews Catholic Church. Class speaker Phil Kilkenny talked on the values of D-DHS, and Dr. Lindley J. Stiles, Dean of the School of Education of the University of Wisconsin, gave an address titled Reach up for Liberty. Awards presented were Knights of Columbus Scholarship by Dr. R. S. Gal-gano to Marianne Neumeier, Louise Sol-vern Nursing Scholarship by Mrs. Ver-nice Mearns to Elsa Varoni, Mary Jane Beswick Memorial Scholarship by Miss Barbara Shunk to Linda Schirer, PTA Scholarship by Lawrence Scharine to Carolyn Kohn, W.A.T.A.-P.T.A. Med- ical Scholarship by Lawrence Scharine to Margaret Weidemer, D.E.A. Scholarship by Donald Edmunds to Cindy Pegg, Robert Doherty Leadership Award by Wallace Zimmerman to Ted Kozlowski, George W. Borg Scholarship by Rodney Richardson to Don Francis, Sta-Rite Scholarship by James Schipper to Phil Kilkenny, George W. Borg and Effie Borg Scholarship by George Borg, Jr. to Margaret Bellman. Principal Allen D. Olson recommended the Class of 1964 for diplomas, which were presented by Mr. Francis Lyons, Board of Education president. Honor cords were also presented at this time. The Benediction was given by Rev. Zeihen, and the seniors marched out. Previously the class chose blue and white for its colors, and the class flower was the rose. 42 ABOVE: Mrs. Mary Holden presented a medal to Mary Jean Kenney for being selected the most outstanding senior girl. LEFT, PAGE 42: Graduates lined up to march in the gymnasium. RIGHT, PAGE 42: Rodney Richardson presented the George W. Borg Scholarship to Don Francis. LOWER LEFT: Phil Kilkenny received the Sta-Rite Scholarship from James Schipper. LOWER RIGHT: The new George W. Borg and Effic Borg Scholarship was presented to Margaret Bellman by George M. Borg, Jr. ABOVE: Mr. Joe Eckmann, a representative of the American Legion Post, awarded Phil Kilkenny a medal as the most outstanding senior boy. Always Remember This Time 43 There's a time to improve a time to stay the same. There's a time to play a time to work. There's a time for fun a time to be serious. There’s a time for satisfaction a time for frustration. There’s a time . . . UNDERCLASSMEN You're on the last leg of your public school years. You have to make the most of them. There's time for everything, its true, but remember time goes so fast. It's up to you to uphold the traditions of your school. It's up to you to prove that your class is just as good, if not better, than those that have gone before you. Set your goals now and strive to attain them, so that you can look back and say, with a feeling of satisfaction, I've done my best and am proud of my accomplishments! We Worked Toward Mary Austin demonstrates diligent study, part of the juniors preparation for the future. Jcancne Thomas, as well as several other juniors, participated in student teacher day. In preparing for the future, the juniors studied diligently and made plans for college. They displayed their concern for the future as many of them took the Prelimenary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT) on October 19 . The highlights of the year were the junior prom, held on May 1, and the4 choosing of class rings. Leading the class this year were John Benson, president; Judie Werbel, vice president; Robin York, secretary; and Betty Ann Beresh, treasurer. Escorted by John McLernon, Betty Ann also represented the junior class on the homecoming court this year. The juniors received second place for their homecoming float, ''We'll Record a Victory. The class advisers were Mr. Haskins, Miss De So mb re, Mr. Breidenbach, Mr. Breidenstein, and Mr. Prahl. Judic Werbel spends her school year in Brazil under the AFS program. FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Allen, Betty Ann Beresh, Margaret Beier, Lynn Anderson, Dave Beach, Paulette Adkins. SECOND ROW: Mary Austin, Jean Babcock, Ruth Ann Bcrkholtr, Mike Boisvert, Willis Blakely, Kathy Bacrbock, Judy Bigelow. BACK ROW: Kitty Boersma, Dick Batchelct, Brian Bates, John Benson, Tom Benson, Bob Boutellc. “The Best Prom Ever’’ 47 FRONT ROW: Barbara Burcham, Donna Comelison, Kathy Davis, Linda Buhlcr, Marie Cribbcn, Kathy Du-Charme. SECOND ROW: Ralph Clowes, Dick Desch- ncr, Darryl Christianson, Brian Buzzcll, Bob Decker, Sue Delaney. BACK ROW: Stu Browne, Dennis Dc-Voy, Oliver Davidson, Lcn Carlson, Jim Carlson. FRONT ROW: Ted Gisske, Betty Hardt, Margaret Goodman, Mary Einsiedcl, Dorothy Endl, Sandy Fleming. SECOND ROW: Sue Faber, John Erickson, Mike Grams, Georgean Felger, Jerry Cehrand. BACK ROW: Frank Hennerley, Mike Duesterbcck, Dave Flahive, Brian Fleming. Should We Choose FRONT ROW: Shirley Coodger, Cathy Holman, Lillian Hipp, Esther Kurzawa, Margaret Kachinski, Karen Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Kooistra, Tom Holden, Joyce Hofcr, Linda Henschel, Sue Kohl, Dennis Knotts, Dorothy Keyzer. BACK ROW: Jack Hopkins, John Hetzel, Larry Hintz, Don Hiem-stra, Bob Knecht, John Hembrook. 48 FRONT ROW: Barb McSorelcy, Karen Matousek, Jill McCartie, Diana Mawhinncy, Nancy Moyle, Gladys Moore. SECOND ROW: Dolores Logterman, Don Lonze, Pat Leech, Terry Mcstan, Donna Miles. BACK ROW: Lynn McDonough, Wally Millard, Ver non Los, Charles Mitchell, Tom Mabry, John Me Lemon. Ring Number 1,2, or 3? FRONT ROW: Susan Randall, Erin O'Conner, Becky Newton, Susan O'Keefe, Ernie Peterson. SECOND ROW: Judy Reeb, Nancy Nelson, Judy Nordstrom, Linda Nystrom, Charlie Peterson, John Reyenga, Kathy O'Brien. BACK ROW: Karen Nash, John Ncu-meistcr, Albert Nicoli, Lawrence O'Donnell, Mike Morgan, Sandy Munger. 49 FRONT ROW: Rosanne Rutfalo, Donna Rubendall, Jeanette Schuett, Gall Rosenwing, Kathy Rosbinson, Judy Schultz, Paula Salas. SECOND ROW: Kim Isher-wood, Chuck Riegert, Patsy Scholl, Bob Sceber, Carol Schlciger, Mary Schirer, Patti Rucker. BACK ROW: Bob Salem, John Scheurman, Dick Busche, Tom Schlichcr, Charles Richter, Sharon Schuster, Mary Robbins. We Look Forward FRONT ROW: Gail Thusius, Toni Tifft, Jeanene Thomas, Rita Stangler, Lonnie Teubert, Phylis Sterken. SECOND ROW: Sue Seuser, Trudi V3ncc, Eric Thornton, Harold Todd, Diana VanderVcen, Karen VanDyken, Larry Vegter. BACK ROW: Bill Thomas, Dave Stcbnitz, Jim VanderArk, Bill Speri, Jerry Vance, Rich Taylor, Dennis Smith. 50 FRONT ROW: Fritz Walters, Joan Yanny, Robin York, Jim York, Marilyn Wilkinson, Judy Werbel, Reta Zimmerman, Sandi Wright. SECOND ROW: Ginny Williard, Warren Woods, Gary Venema, Lester Waterstreet, Jesse Williams, Jim Wilkins, Mary Pat Yohn, Gayle Williams, Bill Woods. BACK ROW: Burton Wheeler, Greg Williams, Alan Woodard, Mike Heller, Pat Welch, Bill Yazbec, Kipp Westphall, Dave Walsch. To Our Senior Year 51 The juniors chose the following people to serve as their officers this year: John Benson, president; Robin York, secretary; Judy Werbel, vice president; and Betty Ann Bercsh, treasurer. Shown above are the sophomore class officers for '64. From left to right are Bonnie Veley, secretary; The sophomore year led the class into many new experiences. It was the year for another winning float, five dollars in a cheering contest, and the sponsoring of the Christmas dance. Perhaps the most eventful time of the year for the sophomores was Homecoming. The float, entitled Drag-On-to -Victory, ” won first place in the float competition. It was the second winning float for the class. The representative to the Homecoming Court was Cindy Brooks and her escort was Rick Faytle. A cheering contest which was held at an away football game was also won by Tom Bell, treasurer; Larry Kilkenny, vice-president; and Rick Faytle president. They Led the Class the sophomores. The money they received for first place was added to their treasury. Each class is in charge of sponsoring one of the four dances that are held at D-DHA every year. The sophomore class was in charge of the Christmas dance and the theme chosen was Mistletoe Madness.” True to the theme the commons area was gaily decorated with mistletoe and other Christmas decorations. June found the Class of ’66 halfway through its high school career. 52 FRONT ROW: Mary Blair, Sandy Brewer, Sherry Baker, Caroline Boviall, Norma Boss, Ed Austin. SECOND ROW: Elsie Baran, Bob Brophil, Dennis Ames, Jean Bellman, Marcia Aiello, Sharron Allen. BACK ROW: Tom Bell, Randall Bassler, Kathy Bey-crl, Warren Berkholtz, Barbara Adney. In Their Sophomore Year 53 FRONT ROW: Lynda Cooper, Cindy Brooks, Lee Ann Britton, Tom Cain, Gladys Coleman, Debbie Britt. SECOND ROW: Lynn Cole, Linda Case, Gregg Buz- zcll, Matthew Cummings, Lance Cullen. BACK ROW: Dave Cohard, Van Brown, Wade Clark, Barbara Cairns. FRONT ROW: Mike DuCharme, Dennis Duestcrbeck, Elaine Deschner, Pat DeVoy, Sandy DuCharme, Jack Delaney. SECOND ROW: Russell Dangerfield, Toni Dunham, Bill Davy, Joanne DeLong, Evannc Draves, Lois Drost. BACK ROW: Dan DcWolfc, Steve Dunbar, Owen Davidson, Matthew Cummings, Richard Doering. Drag-On to Victory 54 FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Erickson, Debbie Glenden-ning, Nadine Ciller, Barbara Freitag, Susan Carccht. SECOND ROW: Fritz Fleming, Donnie Gregg, Rick Faytle, Sally Garecht, Shirley Cassen. BACK ROW: Jerry Freeman, Mike Cuilday, Bob Fairclough, Scott Ellington. Led Them to Fame FRONT ROW: Gary Karstctter, Ed Kacinski,Mary Kashuta, Jean Klug, Diana Kircho££, Terry Larsen. SECOND ROW: Ron Kittleson, Bob Koehl, Steve FRONT ROW: Larry Hoovcrson, Sally Heilingenthal, Pat Hohl,Maureen Johnson, Barbara Jacobs, Darlene Gregurich. SECOND ROW: Eric Johnson, Loren Johnson, Harvey Gonzalez. Carl Hallberg, Linda Hirsch, Dick Gustafson. BACK ROW: John Jones, Mary Hummel, Murphey Hayes, Sandra Heller, Mary Lou Heller. Lange, Lois Kelly, Penny Jordan, Larry Kilkenny. BACK ROW: Roger Kurzawa, Francis Keegan, Rick LaBouy, Helen Koehler. Bonnie Koepnick. FRONT ROW: Beth McSorley, Ethlyn Long, Jackie McCartie, Joanne McDonough, Jean Lenz, JaneLe-Rctte. SECOND ROW: Carol Louden, Ron Los, Tom Mecter, Lewis Lindloff, Stan Logtcrman. BACK ROW: Frank Ludowise, Parker Merrill, Dean Logterman, Nanette Lutjeans. “Mistletoe Madness” 56 FRONT ROW: Mary Nickels, Pam Nostrant. Barb Packard, Donna Olcston, Ginny Ncumeier, Sigma Metcalf. SECOND ROW: Ron Obcrla, Dave Norton, Jeff Neubauer, Dick Miles, Mary Morgan, Loretta Michols. BACK ROW: Mary Peck, Jim Michalek, Marlene O'Donnell, Burton Montsma, David Pahl. FRONT ROW: Scott Palmer, Marie Ramsey, Cynthia Pinnow, Jackie Pierick, Sheila Riegcrt. SECOND ROW: Tom Robbins, Bob Perry’, Randie Pierson, Kathy Pctermann. BACK ROW: Harvey Richards, Ray Quadc, Wayne Pratis, Diane Quadc. The Theme of the Dance FRONT ROW: Sandy Skelton, Andrea Schramski, Seeber, Sandy Schirer, Bob Rodriquez, Diane Scully. Amanda Rozcll, Larry Sanford, Barb Shcean, Dolores BACK ROW: Tony Rodriquez, Jan Scott, Dave Sch- Schutt. SECOND ROW: Darryl Schuster, Roberta lieger, Carol Schneider. 57 FRONT ROW: Linda Sontag, Theo Beth Vcgtcr, Barb Waldo, Marylin Stevens, Irma Suika, Rosemary Thome. SECOND ROW: Andy Tcrpstcra, George Venema, Cathy Tollkuhn, Susan Staudt, Maureen Skopcc, Bonnie Veley. BACK ROW: Paul Vidas, Larry Sontag, Bruce Stickney, Mark Van Hoosen, Kathy Underwood. Now They Are Juniors FRONT ROW: Linda Wincapaw, Sue Wilson, Peggy Wright, Jeannette Yungcrman, Frank Wooley, Martha Waligora. SECOND ROW: Larry Watcrstreet, Ron Zoellner, Joan Westergaard, Nancy Zoldan, Helen Wiedcmer, Larry Wcrbcl, Pat Watts. BACK ROW: Mike Waling, Curtis Woods, Jody Wolters, Jerry Westergaard, Dave York, Bill Woodard. 5R New Experiences Awaited Them Jon Seuser, Bob Welch, Alice Winn, and Jim Matson were elected as the freshmanclass officers during the second week of school. Homecoming was exciting for Chris DuCharme, the freshman representa -tive, and her escort Jon Seuser. The theme for theirhomecoming float, shown above, was We'll Clean Up Big Foot. Cupid's Rumble was the theme for the Valentine Mixer sponsored by the class on February 8. Chris DuCharme won the contest to name the mixer. Class advisers are Mr. Richard Dever, Mr. Philip Lenhart, Miss Elaine Myhre, Miss Cynthia Viertel, Miss Mae James, and Mr. Henry Guertin. Pictured above are the freshman class officers. Jon Seuser, president; Robert Welch, vice president; Alice Winn, secretary, and Jim Matson, treasurer. 59 FRONT ROW: Sandy Anderson, Sue Bamford, Eddie Bauer, John Beane, Jerry Bauer, John Ames, SECOND ROW: Terrie August, Beraie Beicr, Mary Behlman, Carla Bender, Bill Bartovics, Jim Anderson. BACK ROW: George Arnold, Leslie Allen, Chuck Bates, Ray Alberth, Tim Allic. 60 FRONT ROW: Sue Boltz, Ricky Bracnnc, Steve Boisvert, Mary Brahm, Mary Boutelle, Jean Bore. SECOND ROW: Martha Christiansen, Bob Blakely, Jim Brown, Jim Clutter, Rich Benson, Bill Boncss. BACK ROW: Richard Burton, Ralph Blair, Jerry Brockwcll, Steve Cameron, Ed Booth, Lee Bultman. FRONT ROW: Sandy Coty, Bruce Dillcnbeck, Cynthia Davis, Darwin Clarke, Jim Constable, Chris DuCharme. SECOND ROW: Kris Driscoll, Gary Con- stable, CurtDangerfield, Jim Dodge, pat Danielson, Gloria Deschner. BACK ROW: Paul Cogar, Ann Djup-man, George Cleveland, A1 Decker. FRONT ROW: Jean Duncomb, Douglas Faltinson, Richard Ells, Wally Fleming, Mary Jo Fagan, Mary DuCharme. SECOND ROW: Ronlyn Edmunds, Robert Earnest, Greg Farnsworth, Danny Flitcroft, Steve Duick, Marc Elstad. BACK ROW: Arvclla Eickstcad, Grace Faber, John Dutton, Don Duvall, Richard Eichman. 61 FRONT ROW: Bill Harvey, Ken Hickok, Cheryl Hed-lund, Mary Gies, Barb Harth, Clayton Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Carol Hamilton, Rick Hagen, Bill Gibbs, Sharon Hina, Jim Freeman, Linda Hasting. BACK ROW: Jim Goodman, John Herman, Ed Hen-nerly, Bridget Guilday. FRONT ROW: Lupe Hernandez, Patty Holt, Janice Huguet, Jim Kelnhofer, Leonard Koerncr, Wayne Holden, SECOND ROW: Jennifer Johnson, Fran Laney, Lissie Lagg, Sherry Karstetter, Lylace Koep- nick, Sandra Isherwood. BACK ROW: Susan Lange, Steve Kulmke, Sandra Kasputis, Wayne Iverson, Earl Kohn. 62 FRONT ROW: Francene Los, Jim Matson, Santos McGill, Don Minard, Kathy McCullough, Jack Means, SECOND ROW: Sue McDonough, Kathy Mer- rificld, Sandy Mawhinney, Lissie Lefel, Lynn Moorman. BACK ROW: Ron Logtcrman, Tom McDonough, Jack Ludowisc, Dale Millard. FRONT ROW: Art Ostrum, Bill Norton, Barb Overbeck, Mary Templeton, Patty Nickels, Chris Quirin. SECOND ROW: Sharlene O'Daniel, David Penticoff, 63 Betty Olson, Kathy O'Brien, Mike Muzzy, Judy Oleksy. BACK ROW: Judy Mungcr, Tom Pierson, Alan Quadc, Ron Peters, Gary Popp. FRONT ROW: Darlene Schnick, Mary Rodriguez, Donna Ragland, Mary Sheehan, Donna Schutt, Jerry Schultz. SECOND ROW: Howard Schuster, Chuck Spitz, Ram Salas, Marjorie Schmid, Peggy Sanders. BACK ROW: Ken Smith, Jon Seuser, Rick Runklc, Leonard Schlicger. ■ FRONT ROW: Mike Tommerson, Ron Stonewall, Larry Systma, Eddie Sufka, Leon Stcrkcn, Pat Taylor. SECOND ROW: Dale Vcgter, Kent Taylor, Rita Suma, Judy Stafford, Mary Sturtevant, Henry Steb- nitz. BACK ROW: Rusty Stewart, Bob Termatt, Cer aid Todd, Ed Stoeffhaas, Clare Tanner, Kim Thorn ton. 64 FRONT ROW: Morrcne Utigcr, Carol Yirck, Frances Whalen, Shelley Yazbec, Willard Woolcy. SECOND ROW: Tom Vance, Tom Walton, Janis Young, Sharon Weber, BACK ROW: Manfred Wcrfelmann, Alice Winn, Dale VanDyken, Rob Welch. Shown above is one of Miss Cynthia Vicrtcl's health classes. 65 There's a time to teach a time to have fun. There’s a time for enjoyment a time for frustration. There's a time . . . FACULTY You, the faculty, are the blood stream of the school. Every day you're there to answer questions, any questions, and to try to pass some of your knowledge on to your students. You have a hard job, but you can be proud, for it is accomplished with top honors. We, the students, only hope that you can someday say with pride, I had him in my class.” MR. DAVID BELL Psychology and Vocal Music Musical MISS SANDRA LEE H. DcSOMBRE Typing and Secretarial Training Debate and FTA MRS. LUCY BELONCER MRS. RUTH MARY BERKOMPAS English Physical Education and First Aid CAA and Catalinas Their Time Was MR. LAWRENCE F. COX General Science and Drivers' Education MR. BEAUFORD B. BREIDENSTEIN U.S. History and World Geography Swimming Coach MR. DON E. BREINDENBACH World History and Citizenship Tennis 60 MR. J. A. CHRIS HANSON Engineering Drawing MR. THEODORE J. HOEVELER American Problems Class Adviser MRS. RUTH DJUPMAN Librarian Library Club for the Students MISS KATHLEEN E. FIEDLER English, Citizenship, and U.S. History Ciris' Coif MR. THEODORE C. CUFTON Geometry and Mechanical Drawing Intramural Basketball and Official Basketball Scorer MR. RICHARD B. DEVER Latin and World History Class Adviser MR. HENRY F. CUERTIN Metals, Industrial Arts, and Drafting 69 MR. WALLACE J. HASKINS English Dramatics and Class Adviser MRS. RUTH KELSEY Algebra and Physical Science AFS Club and Class Adviser MRS. DORANN H. O'BRIEN English Assistant Adviser of Publications and Forensics MR. N. C. HUCKABY U.S. History, Journalism and Annual Cometeer, Comet Trails and Era MR. CARL RALPH LARSON Biology and Health JV Football, Varsity Basketball, and Assistant Track Coach MR. JOHN PETERS Citizenship and American Problems Golf MR. JOHN M. METHEANY French French Club MR. WILLARD STRASSBURCER Art and German Art Club 70 MR. OLIVER MOUM Chemistry and Physics Photo Club MISS ELAINE MYHRE MR. WEBB SCHULTZ English and French Driver Education Girls' Bowling and Co-adviser of French Club MRS. DORIS SUTTON Home Economics FHA MR. PHI UP LENHART Industrial Arts Boys' Bowling MISS MAE C. JAMES Biology GAA MR. TERRY J. HESS English and Psychology MR. LEONARD B. PRAHL Audio-Visual Club and Forensics Business Education 71 MISS ILONA PER A LA Home Economics FHA MRS. VERNICE MEARNS School Nurse FNA MR. DONALD TEESCH Chemistry, General Physical Science, and General Mathematics JV Football Coach and JV Swimming Coach MR. RICHARD PIERSON Algebra, Trigonometry, and Analytic Geometry Class Adviser MISS BARBARA SHUNK Guidance Director National Honor Society and AFS MR. GLEN N. HOLMAN Agriculture, Young and Adult Farmer Program FFA and Junior Dairymen's Association MR. THOMAS A. SCHARFENBF.RG Physical Education, Health, and First Aid Assistant Varsity Football Coach, JV Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach, and Varsity Club MR. LEONARD WILDE Guidance Counselor 72 MR. ROBERT SPEVECEK Instrumental Music and Music Theory Dance Band MR. WALLACE ZIMMERMAN Boys' Physical Education and First Aid Athletic Director, Varsity Football Coach, and Varsity Track Coach MISS JEANNE SOMMERS General Business and English Girls' Bowling Mr. Webb Schultz is shown with Pat Benson and John Hetzcl inspecting the new dirver education car. This is Webb's forty-first and final year of teaching. MRS. MARLENE SCHEURELL Home Economics MR. ROBERT SCOTT Speech Forensics and Student Council MR. BARTHOLOMEW J. WALSH World History and Developmental Reading Freshman Football, Freshman Basketball, and JV Baseball MISS CYNTHIA VIERTEL Physical Education, Health, and First Aid Cheerleaders and Girls' Tennis 73 There's a time to speak up a time to listen There's a time to participate a time to watch There's a time to act a time to be serious There's a time . . . ACTIVITIES Activities play an important part in school life at D-DHS. They are what make your high school years more interesting, and give you a chance to meet other students, and do the things you want to do, or have never done before. It is up to you to do whatever you want and to take advantage of the many activities that are available, and therefore make your high school years as enjoyable as you can . If those students who participate in the available activities offered at D-DHS learn nothing else, they learn that Life is what you make it.” ■ 196-1 JUNIOR PROM K i ng Da rryl Ch ri sc i an son and Queen Suzanne Seuser reign over ‘This Night Forever” 76 Representing the senior class on the prom court were Betty Wagner and Doug Spitz. Representing the junior class on the prom court were Kathy O'Brien and Jerry Cerhand. Representing die freshmen class on the prom court were Sandy Mawhinncy and Kim Thornton. Right: Representing die sophomore class on die prom court were Lee Ann Britton and Bill Woodard. 77 ABOVE: Su unnc Scuscr and Darryl Christianson led the Crand March in front of the band. The beginning of the Grand March Time for Dreaming King Darryl and Queen Suzanne. Crown bearers: Mark Christianson and Janet Prahl. The atmosphere of medieval times was present on entering the 1964 Junior Prom, This Night Forever, ' on Friday, May 3. The gymnasium was decorated with scenery which displayed the theme. King Darryl Christianson and his Queen Suzanne Seuser were crowned by last year's prom king and queen, Ted Kozlowski and Mary Jean Kenney. The crown bearers for the coronation were Mark Christianson and Janet Prahl. Following the coronation was the grand march led by King Darryl and Queen Suzanne and their court members. At this time, the couples displayed their best to the observers. 70 Couples follow royalty. ABOVE: Couples danced in the medieval setting. and Dancing On entering the prom, the couples walked over a draw bridge which lead them to the days of old. Thrones were supplied for the king and queen in front of which they were crowned. Bud Wilbur and his orchestra provided the dance music. Following the prom a post prom party was held at Lake Lawn Lodge. The post prom had a Las Vegas theme where guests gambled at various games with play money . Entertainment was provided by a magician and a buffet dinner was served. The Lions Club sponsored the party. Last year's king and queen crowned Darryl and Suzanne. 79 The homecoming court members were Doris Clazik, Sue Anderson, King A1 Nelson, Queen Judy Peters, and Judy Yarn. Homecoming 1963— Representatives from the ninth, tenth, and eleventh were Betty Ann Beresh, junior; Cindy Brooks, sopho- gradesas they rode in the parade on Friday afternoon more; and Chris DuCharmc, freshman. 80 --- —W .; ‘itoii 3RAG-0N TO V CTORY J The sophomore class won first prize in the class Homemakers of America won with their float We'll entries of the float contest with the above float, We'll Give 'EM A Toss. Drag-on to Victory. In the club entries the Future A Time for Victory Spirit was high around school on the afternoon of Friday, September 27, because it was the day of the homecoming football game. Dismissal from school at 2:30 started the week-end events. The parade went through Darien first and then traveled through Delavan at about 3:45. The class and club floats, the queen candidates, their court, the cheerleaders, and the football team were all viewed in the parade by a large crowd. The game against Big Foot High School started at 7:30. At halftime it was announced which floats had won and Judy Peters was crowned the 1963 Homecoming Queen. The happy ending of the football game was the Delavan-Darien Comets victory over the Big Foot Chiefs by a score of 19-0. Autumn Echoes, thedance on Saturday night, was put on by the senior class. Queen Judy Peters, her escort Al Nelson, and numerous other couples danced between cornstalks to the music of the Tophatters. Right: Captain Phil Kilkenny crowned Judy Peters queen at the halftime ceremonies of the game. They Could Have Danced All Night The Dance Band can be seen playing at many mixers. ABOVE: Bob Hankins and Sue Lyons dance at the Yum Yum Mixer which was sponsored by the Art Club. The imaginative Yum Yum Tree is pictured in the background. John Byrnes, Ginny Stewart, Virginia Willard and Paul Matson enjoy the music at one of the mixers. After many of the home athletic games, mixers are sponsored by the various organizations of D-DHS. The Dance Band, which plays at many of these mixers, provides enjoyable entertainment for the students. The band plays under the supervision of Mr. Spevacek and the band members practice on their own time. This year the Student Council provided some of the money so that the Dance Band could purchase blazers which they will wear in Dance Band competition. Members of the band are: Cornets, AlBartovics, Dale Scharine, Sue Randall; Trombones, Mike Morgan, Ron Oberla, Wade Clark; Saxophonres, Bonnie Veley, Judy Werbel, Tom Holden, Lissie Lagg, Anne Djupman; Piano, Sue Anderson; Drums, Gary Wuhrman; Bass, Phil Sheahan. 82 MADRIGAL, FRONT ROW: Barb Hitzcman, Sue Sheahan, Janet Logterman, Sue Seuser, Dick Anderson, Micko Ban-no, Jennie Schmid, DorisGlazik, Batchelet, Rick Faytlc; THIRD ROW: Mike D'Amorc, Pat Benson; SECOND ROW: Richard Taylor, Phil Peter Nezki, Bob Hankins, Bob Must in. A Time for Songs to Be Heard This years' choruses were very active, following their busy schedules. They participated in such activities as a hootenanny, a program in the Borg Memorial Stadium, the Christmas concert, and a visit to the Chicago Civic Opera House. Inanewand different way of performing modem music, the D-DHS choruses presented a hootenanny. The scene was very casual in which the choruses sat on or stood around bales of starw on the stage. Highlights of the performance were numbers sung by soloists: Sue Seuser, Barb Hitzeman, Mieko Banno, and Jennie Schmid. Also performing special numbers were the Madrigal and a folk singing trio, the Voyagers, consisting of Bob Hankins, Paul Matson, and Phil Sheahan. A program entitled A Salute to Briga-doon, was performed by the choruses during the half-time of a football game in the Borg Memorial Stadium. Despite the cold football weather, the program was well presented with much enthusiasm. The Christmas mood was well displayed at the Christmas concert at which the various choir groups participated as well at the D-DHS band. This years' concert was presented with special emphasis on the religious aspects of Christmas. A visit to the Chicago Civic Opera House to attend the performance of Camelot” was also part of the choruses' busy schedule. The annual trip lends much enjoyment to the choir groups and is looked forward to every season. 83 MIXED CHOIR, FRONT ROW: Rita Stangler, Kathy Robinson, Jackie McCartie, Karen Jacobs, Lynn Anderson, Becky Newton, Erin O'Conner, Judy Schultz, FrancesBartclt;SECOND ROW: Cindy Newman, Pam Nostrant, Sandy DuCharme, Mieko Ban-no, Cladys Moore, Ellen Seising, Ronald Stonewall, Rosanne Ruffalo, Ruth Egnoski, Jane LeRette; BACK ROW: Debbie Britt, Cladys Coleman, Joan Ostrum, Sandy Brewer, John Williams, Loretta Michols, Susan Garecht, Linda Buhler, Lois Kelly, Lonnie Teubert. MIXED CHOIR, FRONT ROW: Lynda Cooper, Mary Morgan, Sandy Skelton, Pat Rucker, Barb Burcham, Dennis Knotts, Sheilah Beyritz, Lee Ann Britton, Kathy Baerbock, Sue Wilson; SECOND ROW: Judy Hintz, Betty Hetzel, Donna Locy, Linda Wincapaw, Joanne DcLong, Bob Bcophil, Esther Kurzawa, Diane Scully, Sally Garecht, Sandy Schirer, Linda Zahm; THIRD ROW: Mike Grams, Marlene O'Donnell, Gary Dil- lcnbcck, Linda Hcnschel, Helen Koehler, Ellen Freitag, Sandy Heller, Helen Wiedemer, Gayle Williams, Mary Yohn, Mark Elstad, Randc Gates; BACK ROW: Marie McDonough, Dick Fleming, Jody Woltcrs, Kathy Beyerl, Tom Boutelle, Lynn McDonough, Jon Seuscr, Kitty Boersma, Steve Dunbar, Mary Brown. 04 A CAPPELLA, FRONT ROW: Kathy DuCharme, Thcressa Owens, Barb Packard, Cindy Brooks, Diane Ames, Donna Miles, Joan Yanny, Carolyn Kohn, Jenny Schmid, Judy Peters; SECOND ROW: Nancy Nelson, Barb Hitzeman, Sue Anderson, Mary Jean Kenny, Jean Babcock, Pat Benson, Ginny Willard, Doris Glazik, Marge Wiedemer, Kathy Wincapaw, Sandy Wright; THIRD ROW: Nadine Ciller, Karl Hallberg, Dick Miles, Roberta DcLong, Janet Logterman, Suzanne Seuser, Betty Starkweather, Brian Buzzell, Dick Batchelet, Jerry Stafford, Rick Faytle; BACK ROW: Ron Crair, Richard Taylor, Mike D'Amore, Phil Sheahan,Pete Nezki, Bob Hankins, Stu Browne, Dennis Stonewall, Bob Mustin, Darryl Christianson. MIXED CHOIR OFFICERS: (STANDING) Ellen Freitag, secretary; Gary Dillenbeck, president; Judy Hintz, librarian; (SITTING) Linda Buhler, librarian; Lynn McDonough, vice president; Mary Kay Brown, librarian. A CAPPELLA OFFICERS: Jenny Schmid, vice president; Betty Starkweather, librarian; Bob Hankins, president; Barb Hitzeman, librarian; Theressa Owens, secretary. WOOD WINDS, FRONT ROW: Carolyn Kooistra, Lilian Hipp, Margaret Goodman, Marie Cribbcn, Lissie Lagg, Jean Lcnz. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ann Berkholtz, Sandy Fleming, Ben Bigelow, Karen Nash, Carolyn Boviall, Jill McCartie. BACK ROW: Joanne McDonough, Jeanette Yungerman, Curtis Woods, Elizabeth Erickson, Arthur Ostrum, and Scott Ellington. Let’s Take It FLUTES, FRONT ROW: Mary Sturtcvant, Cathe ROW: Lylace Koepnick, Carol Yirek, Ronlyn Clark, Jennifer Johnson, Nancy Moyle. SECOND Edmunds, Joan DuBois, and Kathy Tollkuhn. 86 BRASS, FRONT ROW: David Johnson, Karen Matousek, Mary Schirer, Sue McDonough, Dennis Ames, Bill Norton. SECOND ROW: Loren Johnson, Jack Means, Jim Matson, Ted Gisske, Bob Rodriguez, Maurice Stcrken. BACK ROW: A1 Bartovics, Dale Scharine, Jack Mathison, Donna Comelison, Sue Randall, Charlie Peterson, and Donna Oleston. From the Top SAXOPHONES, FRONT ROW: Bonnie Veley, Judic BACK ROW: Tom Holden, Barbara Waldo, Ann Werbel, Linda Case, Jackie Pierick, Susie Boltz. Djupman, and Larry Sanford. PERCUSSION: Jim Anderson, George Venema, Charles Bates, Gary Wuhrhman, John Benson, Brian Bates, Tom Benson. Practice and Patience BRASS; FRONT ROW: Warren Woods, Tom Dunham, JohnScheurman, Don Francis. SECOND ROW: Mike Morgan, Bill Bartovics, Mike Parr, Jim York, Wade Clark, Ron Oberla. BACK ROW: Manfred Werfelmann, Jim Goodman, Larry Werbel, Parker Merrill, Phil Sheahan. 8R COLOR CUARD: This group of sharp looking young men can always be spotted at the beginning of a parade or during the presentation of the colors at a football game. They are from left to right: Bobby Rodriguez, John Hetzel, Lcn Carlson, Dick Batchelet, Richard Taylor, and Rick Faytle. The colors represented: The American, United Nations, State, and School flags. Expressed Through Music Drum Major Phil Sheahan, shown here playing the tuba, also performed as a member of the concert band and dance band. Last summer the 82 member concert band performed at Riverview Park in Chicago and at the Walworth County Fair. The D-DHS band also performed during the half-time ceremonies at the Comet football games. Two of the musical themes used this year for the half-time were A Salute to Brigadoon and ”A Salute to West Side Story. On April 29 the band presented their Spring Concert. In addition to this event, band members performed solos and ensembles for contests at Whitewater. The band also played as a group at this contest. This busy organization also hosted many outside performers. In early February the Beloit Civic Symphony, featuring Mr. John Fredrickson, a violinist from Chicago, presented a concert. Also, on Feburary 11 the band was privileged to have with them Mr. Carl Doc Severinson, a noted trumpet player. 89 The members of the Library Club arc Jeanne Klug, Coodger, Mrs. Djupman, adviser, Geraldine Goff, Norma Boss, Barbara Burcham, Ellen Seising, Shirley Sharon Schuster, and Kathleen Underwood. More Knowledge Through Books Mrs. Djupman, adviser, and Barbara Burcham arc looking over their book store. The Library Club, a new organization this year, elected Ellen Seising, president; Norma Boss, vice-president; and Geraldine Goff, secretary-treasurer. Mrs . Ruth Djupman, school librarian, is the supervisor of the club. The main project of the club was to set up a paperback bookstore. They sold these books to the student body, the proceeds of which were used for the members to attend a library assistants workshop. The club also repaired books and organized a vertical file. 90 FRONT ROW: Larry Wcrbcl, Dave Beach, Elijah Mathison, Ken Komer, Dick Kavanaugh, Warren Mwima, Scott Palmer, Frank Ludowisc. BACK ROW: Berkholtz. Toni Ti£ft, Peter Schauer, Mike D'Amore, Jack Click Goes the Shutter Flash Goes the Bulb Photo Club was organized to give those students interested in photography an opportunity to develop and enlarge their talents in this field. Photo Club photographers were at every major school function to record the school event and make a record of the school year. The Photo Club sold pictures of school activities to the student body as a money making project, besides furnishing photos for the use of the Cometeer and the Era. With Mr. Oliver Mourn as adviser, pins were given to those members who did outstanding work in the Photo Club. Photo Club Officers are from left Toni Tifft, secretary; Jack Mathison, president; Mike D'Amore, vice president; and Larry Werbel, treasurer. 91 FRONT ROW: Tom Pierson, Steve Cameron, Dale Millard, Jim Kelnhofer, Steve Kuhunke, John Jones. SECOND ROW: Suzie Boltz, Lee Ann Britton, Cindy Brooks, Joanne McDonough, Cheryl Hedlund, Mary Austin, Mary Einsicdcl, Virginia Willard, Sue Seuscr, Kathy O'Brien, Linda Buhler. BACK ROW: Judy Rccb, John Byrnes, Chris Louis, Gary Wuhrman, John McLemon, Bob Rodrigugez, Ron Oberla, Pat Benson, Mieko Ban-no, Elijah Mwima, Peter Nczki, Ron Wilson, Jim Nostrant, Phil Sheahan, Mike Grams, and Brian Buzzell. Representatives Today— This year's new reduced Student Council has undertaken and completed many worthwhile projects under the supervision of Mr. Robert Scott. The Student Council contributed to the John Hamburg Memorial Fund. The money in this fund was used to purchase a new set of books, GREAT BOOKS OF THE WESTERN WORLD. These books are placed in the D-DHS library on a special shelf built by Mr. James Christianson. The shelf has a memorial plaque placed above it. The Student Council again sold ice cream during the lunch hours as it has in previous years. The Council also sold Comet pennants and bookcovers to raise money. The Council again sponsored Penny Wednesday; theprocedes of which will go to the American Field Service. The Student Council has set aside $200.00 for summer scholarships to be used by those organizations wishing to send students to summer school sessions. The Council will also send two delegates to the Student Council Workshop. As in the past, the Council has sponsored five paid assemblies, two of which were assemblies put on by the students. 92 The officers of the Student Council are John Byrnes, president; Pat Benson, secretary; Judy Reeb, treasurer; and Chris Louis, vice-president. Leaders Tomorrow Council members at meetings concentrate on solving student problems. 93 FRONT ROW: Toni Tifft, Nancy Nelson, Cindy Pegg, Doris Clazik, Linda Schircr. SECOND ROW: Sally Lock, Susan Randall, Sue Seuscr, Sharon Cameron, Margaret Goodman, Marianne Neumeier. BACK ROW: Dave Flahivc, Dick Fleming, Peter Johnson, John Byrnes, Len Carlson, Phil Kilkenny, and Alan Nelson. Not pictured, Pat Hayes. Quill and Scroll; Journalistic Recognition Officers: Vice-President Alan Nelson, Secretary- Treasurer Sue Seuscr, and President Dick Fleming. Nineteen students form D-DHS were members of Quill and Scroll, an international honor society for high school journalists. Those members who were elected this year are: Doris Glazik, Margaret Goodman, Sally Lock, Alan Nelson, Nancy Nelson, Marianne Neumeier, Cindy Pegg, Sue Randall, ToniTifft, Sharon Cameron, Len Carlson, Dave Flahive, and Sue Seuser. Those elected last year include: John Byrnes, Dick Fleming, Pat Hayes, Peter Johnson, Philip Kilkenny, and Linda Schirer. 94 FRONT ROW: Jean Bellman, Judic Werbel, Cinny Willard, Brian Buzzell, Elijah Mwima, Nancy Moyle, Mieko Ban-no, Margraret Goodman, Cladys Coleman. SECOND ROW: Betty Olson, Kathy O'Brien, Cathy Tollkuhn, Mike DuCharme, Dennis Knotts, Mary Jo Fagan, Chris DuCharme, Kim Thornton. THIRD ROW: CatheClark, Don Francis, Rick Faytle, Tom Holden, Charlie Peterson, Larry Werbel, Patsy Danielson, Tom Dunham. BACK ROW: Margaret Bellman, Cathy Bercyl, Alice Wynn, Jennifer Johnson, Rita Suma. AFS Club Helps Exchangees For the first time in three years, the student AFS club, under President Brian Buzzell, was able to count among its members an AFS exchange student from D-DHS. Judie Werbel was selected to represent our school in Fortaleza, Brazil under the Americans Abroad Program. Pictured at the right are Elijah Mwima and Mieko Ban-no, the AFS exchange students representing Uganda and Japan and attending D-DHS this year. The main activity of the AFS club this year is raising money for the Delavan chapter of the national organization, and one of the best ways they accomplished their purpose was by sponsoring the AFS Carnival, held on March 7 at D-DHS. 95 FRONT ROW: Dave Norton, Terry Mestan, Fritz Walters, Darryl Christianson, Ron Crair, Phil Kilkenny, Fred Bull, Terry Wilson. SECOND ROW: Eric Thornton, Jim Wilkins, Bill Yazbec, Bill Messer-schmidt, Tom Benson, Mike Michalek.Jim Michalek, John Hembrook, Pete Neski. THIRD ROW: Brian Buzzell, Ken Koemer, Bob Mustin, Dick Deschner, Brad Brown, Pat Welch, Doug Spitz, Ted Kozlowski, Bob O'Brien, John Erickson, John McLemon, Tom Schlicher. FOURTH ROW: Rick LaBouy, A1 Bartovics, A1 Nelson, Len Carlson, Jim Greene, Larry Meyer, Carl Zoellner, Jack Schollc, Dan McLernon, Tom Madison, Jerry Matzke, Gary DuCharme. BACK ROW: Jesse Williams, Jim Nostrant, Pete Johnson, Bob Jones, Ron Wilson, John Byrnes, and John Hetzel. Competition and Sportsmanship The varsity club is a service organization for those boys who have won a letter in a varsity sport. There are 69 members in all. The officers of the club are Phil Kilkenny, president; Dave Flahive, vice-president; and Alan Nelson, secretary-treasurer. The varsity club gives out the J. Arthur Moran award for the outstanding senior athlete, and this will be the fourth year that this award has been given out. They also operate the canteen in the stadium and wish to use its profits for the purchase of a telephoto wide angle lens. At left is a picture of the varsity club mixer. 96 FRONT ROW: Betty Ann Beresh, Ruth Ann Berkholtz, Trudi Vance, Judy Wcrbel, Sue Seuser, Margaret Goodman, Mary Morgan, Sandy Schirer, Helen Wiede-mer. SECOND ROW: Charlie Peterson, Bonnie Veley, Kathy Baerbock, Cathy Tollkhun, Mary Ann Nickels, Mary Schirer, Donna Comclison, Sue Randall. THIRD ROW: Barb McSorley, Diane Scully, Janet Logterman, Mary Austin, Cinny Wllliard, Ron Oberla, Lillian Hipp. BACK ROW: Tom Holdon, Mary Robbins, Len Carlson, John Benson, Pat Watts. Scholarship and Leadership FRONT ROW: Marianne Ncumeicr, Susan O'Keefe, Alan Nelson, Mike Grams, Linda Schirer, Gary Wuhr-man, Elijah Mwima, Nancy Moyle, Carolyn Kohn. SECOND ROW: Doris Clazik, Mary Kenny, Margaret Bellman, Pat Benson, Paul Matson, Phil Kilkenny, Dick Fleming, Judy Swcts. BACK ROW: Miss Shunk, Delores Logterman, Margaret Wiedemer, Don Francis, Dale Scharine, Bob Hankins, Albert Bartovics. 97 FRONT ROW: Eric Johnson, Monica O'Brien, Mary Sheehan, Jeanne Klug, Paulette Adkins, Dorthy Endl, Rita Stangler, Sue Lyons, Pete Schaucr. SECOND ROW: Mr. Strassburgcr, Sandy Wright, Susan Staudt, Nancy Zoldan, Margaret Wiedemer, Hellen Wicdemer, Joan Westergaard, Peggy Wright, Rich Taylor. BACK ROW: Owen Davidson, Kathy Beyerl, Oliver Davidson. A Time to Create The Art Club, under the supervision of Mr. Willard Strassburger, has been active, working on various types of projects. The club takes part in such things as sponsoring a mixer, painting scenery for school plays and musicals, making posters for advertisement of school activities, and exhibiting their art work in a library display annually. The members also work with various kinds of art materials, which better acquaint them with their uses. The Art Club Pin, designed by the club itself, is a special award given to those members who excel in their work and effort. OFFICERS: Secretary-treasurer, Nancy Zoldan; vice-president, Sue Lyons; president, Rich Taylor. 98 Members Practice Teaching in Classroom FRONT ROW: Kathy Robinson, Sandy Fleming, Brian Buzzcll, Mary Schirer, Mary Austin, Linda Schirer, John Benson, Lillian Hipp, Cindy Pegg, Sue Woodard, Sandy Schirer. SECOND ROW: Kathy O'Brien, Terri Larsen, Kathy Baerbock, Rosanne Ruffalo, Jeanene Thomas, Robin York, Laurie Bymcs, Sandy DuCharme, Karen Henning, Linda Zahm, Mary Lou Peck. THIRD ROW: Karen Matousck, Mary Ann Nickels, Margaret Bellman, Ruth Ann Berkholtz, Sue Delaney, Toni Tift, Kathy Underwood, Cathe Clark, Lynda Cooper. LAST ROW: Vicky Ransom, Doris Millard, Carolyn Kooistra, Cathy Tolkuhn, Dick Batchelct, John Hetzel, Bonita Koepnick, Ellen Frcitag. To get acquainted with the teaching profession is the purpose of this high school’s Future Teachers Association, headed by Linda Schirer, president; John Benson, vice-president; Mary Austin, secretary; Brian Buzzell, treasurer; and Mary Schirer, historian. The group met every second Wednesday of the month. At many of their meetings there were either guest speakers, the showing of films or both. Since they wanted to get acquainted with teaching, the members of FTA participated in a practice teaching program which took place at the elementary school, where the students taught various classes. This organization was advised by Miss De-Sombre. From left to right are Miss DcSombre, adviser; Mary Austin, secretary; Mary Schirer, historian; Linda Schirer, president; Brian Buzzell, treasurer; and John Benson, vice president. 99 New Goals Set by Spanish Club SPANISH CLUB, FRONT ROW: President Virginia Willard, First Vice-President Don Francis, Second Vice-President Donna Rubendall, Third Vice-President Delores Logterman, Fourth Vice-President Barbara Sullivan, Secretary Cindy Brooks, Treasurer Evanne Dravcs, Historian Terry August, Librarian Carol Hamilton; SECOND ROW: Santos McCill, David Beach, Joan Yanny, Sheila Fleming, Maureen Johnson, Patty Hohl, Marie Ramsey, Jean Klug, Barbara Waldo, PaulsSalas; THIRD ROW: Victoria Ransom, Margaret Bellman, Tom Duhnam, John Schcurman, Jim Anderson, Ken Hickok, Lynn Moorman, Sharon Hintz, Margaret Sanders, Mary Rodriguez, Barbara Freitag, RamiroSalas, William Harvey, BACK ROW: Mr. Rhondeau, adviser; Steve Cameron, Bob Lijcwski, Eric Johnson, Robby Welch, Ben Bigelow, Doris Millard, Sandra Kasputis, Dan DeWolfe, Bobby Rodriguez. BELOW: Mr. James Sullivan, President of the Borg Instrument Division, presented Donna Rubendall and Delores Logterman with scholarships to study during the summer of 1964 in Mexico. The establishment of a new constitution was only one of the important projects carried out by the Spanish Club this year. Last summer the club sent Virginia Willard and Don Francis to study in Mexico while livingwith Mexican families. These trips to Mexico are one of the main purposes included in the club's new constitution. Barbara Sullivan, also a Spanish student, visited Mexico the same summer to study the language. Other purposes stated in the new constitution are to promote good relationships with the Spanish-speaking people of the community and to maintain a Spanish library. Mr. Rhondeau is the Spanish Club Adviser. 100 Nous Parlons Francois (WE SPEAK FRENCH) FRONT ROW: Tom Mabry, Len Carlson, Alan Woodard, John Hembrook, Mike Crams, Larry Werbel, Terry Mestan, Stu Browne. SECOND ROW: Janice Huguet, Lissie Lagg, Margaret Goodman, Sharon Cameron, Laurie Byrnes, Carolyn Kohn, Gladys Coleman, Lylace Koepnick, Chris DuCharme, Mary Jo Fagan, Sue Lyons. THIRD ROW: Sue McDonough, Mary Ellen Sturtevant, Carol Yirck, MargaretBeier, Betty Ann Bcrcsh, Erin O'Connor, Robin York, Jean Lcnz, Carolyn Boviall, Susan Boltz, Nancy Moyle, Judy Werbel, Jennie Thompson, Sheila Riegert, Betty Olson. FOURTH ROW: Sherry Hcdlund, Gloria Deschner, Virginia Neumier, Jackie McCartie, Barb Sheean, Kathy Baerbock, Janet Logterman, Mary Jean Kenney, Chris Brahm. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Underwood, Cami Clutter, Sue Woodard, Cail Thusius, Toni Ti£ft, Sue Delaney, Linda Henschel, Ann Djupman, Mary Lou Peck, Patsy Danielson. BACK ROW: Mr. Metheany, Jennifer Johnson, Rita Suma, Diane Scully, Marcia Aiello, Trudi Vance, Cherie Plewe, Ruth Ann Bcrkholtz, Joan DuBois, Sue Kohl, Alice Winn, Kathy Beycrl, Mary Alice Bellman, Martha Christiansen, Pat Benson. This year’s French Club, under the supervision of Miss Elaine Myhre and Mr. John Metheany, undertook many worthwhile projects. They sponsored a Sidewalk Cafe at the AFS Carnival and learned to sing in French many of the songs that are popular in France today. Miss Martine Leconte, an AFS student from le Havre, France, was featured as a guest speaker at one of the meetings. Miss Leconte was staying at the home of Mr. Albert Hough in Janesville, Wisconsin. Left to right Margaret Goodman, treasurer; Sharon Cameron, president; Miss Myhre, adviser; Laurie Bymes, secretary; Carolyn Kohn, vice president. 101 They Reported and FRONT ROW: Alan Nelson, Sally Lock, Doris Glazik, Kathy O'Brien, Marianne Neumeier, Karen Jorgensen, Judy Rceb, Mieko Ban-no, Jean Bellman, Toni Tifft, Sue Wilson. BACK ROW: Pat Watts, Jack Sue Delaney, John Hetzei, Judy Reeb, and Pat Watts were on the way to the Enterprise when this picture was taken. Scholle, Dan McLemon, John Hetzei, Margaret Goodman, Sue Randall, Dick Fleming, Nancy Nelson, Sue Delaney, Jim Tsuru, Cindy Pegg, Linda Schirer. The 1963-64 Cometeer staff was kept busy publishing sixteen issues of the Cometeer, instead of nine as in past years. They also published the Comet Trails and the Student Directory. The theme for the 1964 Comet Trails was Trying Times. A school news bureau was another staff duty. Staff positions were shifted at the beginning of the second semester. Linda Schirer, editor of the Cometeer, became editor of the Comet Trails; Dick Fleming, managing editor, became Cometeer editor; and A1 Nelson, writer, became managing editor. Cindy Pegg and Marianne Neumeier were news bureau directors. Other staff positions were also changed to give the staff members work in other phases of journalism work. Last year's Cometeer was awarded an international first place award by the Quill and Scroll Society. The 1962-63 Cometeer also won this award. 102 Recorded the Year FRONT ROW: Chris Brahm, Sue Lyons, Kathy Peter-mann, Toni Tifft, Gail Thusius, Jean Bellman, Theressa Owens, Sally Lock. BACK ROW: Sharon Cameron, Tom Madison, Lcn Carlson, Pete Johnson, Dave Flahive, Terry Wilson, and Sue Seuser. This year’s Era staff consisted of those pictured at right: Sharon Cameron, senior editor; Sue Seuser, business manager; Terry Wilson, editor-in-chief; and Dave Flahive, assistant editor. The staff also consisted of Chris Brahm, layout editor; Theressa Owens, copyeditor; Toni Tifft, photo editor; Len Carlson and Tom Madison, sports editors; Pete Johnson, academic editor; Sally Lock, organization editor; Sue Faber and Gail Thusius, junior editors; Sue Lyons and Kathy Petermann, sophomore editors; Jean Bellman, freshman editor, and Mr. Huckaby, yearbook advisor. 103 Above is the Dairy Herd Improvement Association. FRONT ROW: Rusty Stewart, Bob Koehl, Stan Logterman, Loren Johnson, Jim Brown. BACK ROW: Above are the FFA officers. SEATED: Jerry Matske, vice-president; Bob Jones, president. STANDINC: Dennis Smith, secretary; John Erickson, sentinel; Willis Blakely, reporter; Dick Locy, treasurer. The Future Farmers of America of D-DHS received two major awards this past year. At the national convention in Kansas City, Missouri, which Bob Jones attended, the FFA received a silver award which included all the year's activities. This was the second year in a row that the FFA has earned a National Andrew Tcrpstra, Willis Blakely, Dean Logterman, Bob Jones, John Grcidanus, Gerald Todd, John Reyenga. FFA Receives Chapter Award. They also won a first place State Co-operative Award. Last fall they were represented at the County Fair, Tri-County Black and White Show, State Fair, and Junior Livestock Show. Duringthe winterandspring they were represented at the Spring Market Barrow Show', and the County Judging Contest, where they judged land, meat, animals and crops. At the State Judging Contest in April they judged dairy and meat animals and meat. The organization has many activities outside of competition such as; tree planting, landscaping, orchard pruning, soil and dairy herd testing and improvement, farm machinery repairs, farm safety, Chapter Chain program for dairy and Swiss, crop program, and a corn yield contest. 104 FRONT ROW: John Ames, Gary Karstctter, Leonard Schlieger, Rusty Stewart, Leon Sterken, Dennis Dcusterbcck, Willard Wooley, Clayton Hamilton. SECOND ROW: Cary Scott, Larry Hooverson, Ron Logterman, Ron Peters, Dick Locy, Lowell Sterken, A1 Decker, Ralph Clowes. THIRD ROW: Cary Popp, Manfred Werfclmann, Bob Blakely, Gerald Todd, Andrew Tcrpstra, Van Brown, Stan Logterman, Mike Heller. BACK ROW: Larry Hint?., Leslie Allen, Jerry Brockwell, Burton Montsma. Silver Award FRONT ROW: Loren Johnson, Bob Koehl, Tom Vance, Diana Vanderveen,Phyliss Sterken, Maurice Sterken, John Reycnga. SECOND ROW: Ernie Peterson, Jim Brown, Louie Peters, Tony Rodriguez, Don Scott, Frank Wooley, Jerry Matske. THIRD ROW: Dennis Smith, Alan Quade, Terry Brown, Willis Blakely, Harold Todd, John Erickson, Ray Quade. BACK ROW: Mr. Holman, LarTy Sontag, John Greidanus, Don Hicmstra, Dean Logterman, Bob Jones. 105 FRONT ROW: Reta Zimmermann, Lois Drost, Kathy Peterman, Marianne Neumeier, Margaret Wiedemer, Marie Cribben, Pat Holt, Francis Bartclt. SECOND ROW: Donna Comelison, Susan Randall, Sue Kohl, Jean Bellman, Barbara Adncy, Jeanne Klug. BACK ROW: Mrs. Meams, Barbara Burcham, Betty Hardt, Chris Brahm, Ellen Seising, Cynthia Davis. Future White Caps This year's FNA officers are Margaret Wiedemer, president; Marie Cribben, vice president; Marianne Neumeier, secretary-treasurer. The organization is advised by Mrs. Mearns, school nurse. The main objective of the FNA is to bepter inform those who are interested in nursing on such matters as subjects to take during high school to prepare themselves for nursing. They also learn about good training schools for nurses and the requirements for them. The main service they perform during the school year is helping with the immunization program. The FNA visits the State School for the Deaf, the Convalescent hospital, and Sta-Rite. The FNA ends the school year by having a picnic in the spring. Thisyear'sFNAofficers were from left to right: Marianne Neumeier, secretary-treasurer; Margaret Wiede-mcr, president; Marie Cribben, vice president. FRONT ROW: Rcta Zimmermann, Judy Schultz, MargaretBeier, Karen Lindloff, Joyce Snudden, Judy Peters, Linda Wincapaw, Barbara Harth, Linda Case, Gail Roscnwing, Sharon Allen. SECOND ROW: Linda Buhler, Karen Jorgensen, Cathy Holman, Cynthia Pin-now, Cami Clutter, Judy Beier, Barbara Burcham, Penny Jordan, Sally Garecht, Sharon Schuster. BACK ROW: Mary Pat Yohn, Jean Babcock, Susan Garecht, Betty Hetzel, RobertaSccber, Joyce Holer, Barb Hitze-man, Mary Hummel, Kathy Wincapaw, Pam Louden-beck. Homemakers of Tomorrow Mrs . Sutton, first semester, and Mrs. Perala, second semester, guided the members of the FHA through another successful and beneficial year. The main goal of the club was to make projects and family living interesting to the students. Mrs . Sutton left at the end of the first semester to assume full time duties as a homemaker at Walworth where her husband is a teacher. Pictured from left to right are the FHA officers: Linda Wincapaw, Karen Lindloff, Joyce Snudden, Judy Peters, Margaret Beier, Judy Schultz. 107 FRONT ROW: Bob Heiligenthal, Dennis Eschenfeldt, Jerry Crossman, Terry Mestan, Ted Gisske, Dave Walsh, Tom Dorsey, Steve Nelson. SECOND ROW: John Reyenga, Len Carlson, Charlie Peterson, Chuck Kasputis, Bob Mustin, Ron Crair, Bob Knecht, Phil Shcahan. THIRD ROW: Bob Schultz, Larry Meyer, Bob O'Brien, Terry Wilson, Ed Boutelle, John Mc-Lemon, Tom Schlichter, Jim Tsuru, Pat Welch. FOURTH ROW: Dick Deschner, Don Hiemstra, Gary DuCharme, Jim Nostrant, John Schmidt, Mike Duesterbeck, Tom Benson, Tom Holden. FIFTH ROW: Ron Bender, Mike Parr, Stu Browne, Doug Spitz, Bob Decker, Bob Salem, Dale Scharine. BACK ROW: A1 Nicoli, Steve Benkovic, John Greidanus, Brian Bates, Jerry Vance, Jesse Williams, Larry Hintz, Wally Millard, Chuck Riegert, and Cary Vcnema. Motivation Through Competition FRONT ROW: Paul Hauns, Jeff Neubauer, Jerry Westcrgaard, Dan DeWolfe, Van Brown, Bob Koehl, Bob Rodrigugez, Dave Miller. SECOND ROW: Mike DuCharme, Jack Ludowise, Bob Blakely, Ralph Blair, Tom Mcetcr, Jim Goodman, Henry Stcbnitz, Jim Freeman, Bill Harvey. BACK ROW: Steve Kuhunke, Tom Robbins, Warren Berkholtz, Bill Woodard, Don Gregg, Randal Bassler, Tom Bell, and Owen Davidson. 106 The Skeeter Davis Boys, Neal Wilear, Dennis Eschcnfeldt, Carl Zoellner, Jerry Matskc and Bob Jones won first place in the boys' league bowling. They Bowled Them Over Girls’ and boys' bowling ended the season with only two teams out of the three leagues as first place winners. Due to incomplete records the freshman and sophomore girls' league finished the season unable to determine a winner. The first place team in the girls' league was the P.S. 's which finished with a 10-4 margin, and in the boys' league, the Skeeter Davis Boys, which finished with 23 wins and 9 loses. Individual high scorers in the girls' league were Susan Randall, 171; Kathy Robinson, 140; Sue Delaney, 140. High scoring teams were the Swift Swingers, 442; Alley Cats, 442; Jinx’s 426. Miss Sommers supervised the junior and senior league, while Miss Myhre supervised the freshman and sophomore league. In the boys' league, the Skeeter Davis Boys had the highest double and single team series. Neal Wilear had the highest average, 170, and the highest individual series. Mr. Lenhart supervised this league. The P.S.'s, composed of Diane Mawhinney, Erin O'Conner, Jean Babocock and Donna Miles (not pictured) show their skill at bowling. 109 Left: The top four winners of the tennis elimination tournament were Sharon Cameron, Mary Einsiedel, Carol Mestan, and Kathy DuCharme. Tennis New To GAA The addition of the Borg Memorial tennis courts resulted in GAA changing its fall sport to tennis. About sixty girls played each Tuesday after school, with the beginners learning skills and the more advanced players participating in an elimination tournament. Sixteen girls started in the contest, with Carol Mestan playing her way to the top position. The officers of GAA were President Doris Millard, Vice President Marianne Neumeier, Secretary Jennie Thompson and Treasurer MarySchirer. Various other girls were appointed to be in charge of helping organize the sports, the play-day held on February 18, and the Father-Daughter Banquet held in May. Mrs. Ruth Berkompasand Miss Mae James, advisers of GAA, spent much time working with the girls each week. BELOW: Seated are Jennie Thompson and Mary Schirer, standing are Marianne Neumeier and Doris Millard. 110 ABOVE: Members of the winning interclass basketball team were Fern Langenbergcr, Karen Lindloff, Shirley Clowes, Marianne Neumeier, Ellen Seising, Sheila Fleming, Ellen Freitag, Joan DuBois, Carol Mestan, Margaret Wiedcmer, Mary Jean Kenney, Carolyn Kohn, Doris Millard, and Linda Schirer. ABOVE: Playing on the winning GAA basketball team Skopec, Mary Einsiedel, Lynn McDonough, Jennie were Mary DuCharme, Sandy Fleming, Maureen Thompson, and Robin York. Ill Winning Interclass Volleyball Team,FIRST ROW: Marianne Neumeier, Carol Mestan, SheiliaFleming, Linda Schirer. SECOND ROW: Fern Langen-berger, Sandy Millard, Shirley Clowes, Karen Lindloff, Sharon Cameron; captain. THIRD ROW: Ellen Seising, Doris Millard, Paula Heller, Ellen Freitag, Linda Hofcr. Not pictured are Joan DuBois and Chris Brahm. Winning GAA Volleyball Team, FIRST ROW: Janis Young, Linda Hasting, Darlene Crcgerich. SECOND ROW: Jennifer Johnson, Martha Christiansen, Mary Behlman; captain, Ellen Seising. Not pictured are Kathy Robinson and Bonnie Schlieger. 112 District for Third Year Alice Winn, Kathy Baerbock, Nadine Ciller. BACK ROW: Mr. Robert Scott, Marcia Ai Ho, Maureen Scopec, Phil Kilkenny, Bob O'Bricr, Bob Hankins, Ron Oberla. A new grading system was used at the Sub-district contest this year. An individual could receive an A5 or A6, a B3 or B4, a Cl or C2. D-DHS received three B4's, ten A5 s, and four A6’s, for a total of 86 {x ints. STATE FORENSICS winners are Laurie Byrnes, Sue Anderson, Bonnie Veley. STANDING: Jerry Stafford, Mary Jean Kenney, Bob Hankins. Not pictured is Paul Matson. LOCAL FORENSICS participants are Toni Tifft, Linda Hofer, Cathy Clark, Sue Bolt , Jean Bellman, Kathy Tollkuhn. SECOND ROW: Chris DuCharme, Mary Be him an, Linda Hirsch, Judy Reeb, Sue Delaney, “On with the Show” The cast of the 1963 one act play, from left to right: Tom Dunham, Susie Boltz, Judy Reeb, Jim Matson, and Kent Taylor. A few members of the cast of the 1963 one act play in rehearsal are Judy Reeb, Tom Dunham, and Susie Boltz. On November 2, 1963, the League Drama Contest was held. Behind the actresses and actors that participated were days and hours of practicing lines and scenes for the year's one act play. The play chosen and directed by Mr. Wallace Haskins, was titled The Flower Shop. The rating given to the play was a B and the thespians who took part were congratulated for a job well done. The people participating and their corresponding parts were as follows: Maude, Susie Boltz; Henry, Jim Matson; Miss Wells, Judy Reeb; Mr. Slovsky, Kent Taylor; and Mr. Jackson, Tom Dunham. 118 Senior Class Play a Success Pictured in a scene from the play are Gary Dillcn-beck, Dennis Stonewall, Terry Wilson, Jerry Staf- Twenty-eight students presented The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners, the senior class play. The leading role was played by Bob O'Brien. Portraying the part of parents were Jerry Stafford and Judy Hintz; Mike D’Amore and Chris Louis; Phil Sheahan and Carolyn Mestan; Dennis Stonewall and Sharon Cameron; Peter Nezki and Roberta DeLong; and Phil Kilkenny and Ellen Freitag. The students were played by John Byrnes, Fred Bull, Gary Dillenbeck, Doris Glazik, Terry Wilson, Sue Anderson, Cindy Pegg, Don Francis, Pat Benson, Mary Jean Kenney, and Barbara Mudgett. Miss Frank,an English teacher, was played by Barbara Hitzeman. Don Jonuska played the part of the announcer, and Peter Johnson was the painter. The Play was directed by Mr. Wallace Haskins. ford, Don Francis, Mike D'Amore, Pete Nezki, Bob O’Brien, Phil Sheahan. Below are Fred Bull and Gary Dillenbeck who played students during the play. 119 The male leads: Jerry Stafford, Phil She aha n and Bob Hankins. Jennie Schmid carried the female lead. Here she is with dob Hankins singing Lock to the Rainbow. Music Department Presents: Mr. Bell, the director of the musical demonstrates a dance to members of the cast. This year the music department put on a lively, fun-filled musical, called Tinian's Rainbow. FinianMclonergan, an Irish immigrant, played by Phil Shea-han, and his daughter Sharon McLoner-gan, portrayed by Jennie Schmid, came to Rainbow Valley, filled with the hopes and dreams which all immigrants have when they arrive in America. Here they were going to start a new life, but before leaving Ireland, Finian stole a leprechaun’s crock of gold. He planned on planting it in the ground and wishing on it whenever he wanted a dream to be fulfilled. Og, played by Jerry Stafford, followed Finian to America to get the crock of gold back because without it leprechauns would have no magic powers. 120 Jennie Schmid sang the Idle Rich as the cast displayed their wealth. “Finian’s Rainbow” At the right: Og, played by Jerry Stafford, is presenting his name card to Finian, played by Phil Sheahan. This had to be returned before a mortal had wished on it three times or it would lose its magic power. Sharon met Woody played, by Bob Hankins, and they fell in love. Og had quite a time convincing Finian to return the crock of gold. However everything turned out all right and Misstucky was the place where many dreams were fulfilled. There were approximately 120 members included in the cast and crews of the musical. The musical took place on April 10 and 11. The hard work and long hours of rehearsal paid off for the musical was performed before full houses both nights. 121 “The Perfect Idiot” Bob O'Brien, John Byrnes, Peter Johnson, Paul Vidas, Sue Anderson, Jody Walters,Phil Kilkenny, and Alice Winn from a scene in the all school play. Bob O'Brien and Sue Anderson held the two lead roles in the play. The 1964 all school play, entitled The Perfect Idiot, was presented on Friday, May 15. The male lead was played by Bob O'Brien and the female lead played by Sue Anderson. The cast also consisted of thirteen other members. The play was under the direction of Mr. Wallace Haskins. Because this was Mr. Haskins last year of teaching at D-DHS, this was the last play which he directed at this school. The play tells the story of a very brilliant high school student, by the name of Dan, who lacks friends. With the help of his brother, who is popular and well liked, Dan is able to gain friends and go to college. The comedy of it all is brought out in the way Dan tries to get to college. 122 Debate Hosts District Contest SEATED: Linda Case, Sue Wilson, Linda Schirer, Jennifer Johnson. STANDING: Miss Sandralce De- Sombre, Bob O'Brien, Bob Hankins, Paul Matson, Marc Elstad, Jack Ludowise. On November 22 and23f Bob O'Brien, Linda Schirer, Paul Matson, and Bob Hankins participated in the Tri-State Debate Tournament, Chicago. Debates were held between schools from Wisconsin, Illinois, and Indiana. Paul Matson and Bob Hankins won in the preliminary rounds and went on to debate in the Octa-finals. Linda Schirer and Bob O'Brien were rated as the twentieth team out of one hundred twenty teams participating. The District Debate Tournament was held at D-DHS on January 25. This tournament decided which schools were to compete in the Sectional meet, February 8. D-DHS debaters won four of their six rounds and qualified to attend the Sectional Tournament. The debate subject this year was Medicare. A debaters Paul Matson, Bob O'Brien, and Bob Hankins admire the D-DHS Invitational Debate Trophy won by the A debaters in 1963. Not pictured is the other A debater Linda Schirer. 123 Varsity Cheerleaders were Sue Anderson, Robin York, Lillian Hipp, Mary Jean Kenney, Doris Cla ik, and Pat Benson. A Time to Cheer . . . Varsity Cheerleaders on the sidelines of a basketball game. The Varsity Cheerleaders for the 1963-64 school year have given a large contribution to the school spirit and backing of our athletic teams. The cheerleaders were elected during the spring of the 1963 school year. The girls elected were Sue Anderson, Pat Benson, Doris Glazik, Lillian Hipp, Mary Kenney, and Robin York. Carolyn Kohn was elected as substitute. Mary Kenney was chosen by the girls as their captain. The cheerleaders attended cheer-leading camp last summer and brought back many ideas for their cheers. They also purchased megaphones for the squad. Their enthusiasm and pep was exhibited not only at the games, but also in pep assemblies at which they put on skits to arouse the student body to attend the games and participate in backing their team. 124 This year's junior varsity cheerleading squad was chosen at the beginning of the 1963-64 school year. The girls were judged by members of the faculty. The girls chosen were Marcia Aiello, Laurie Byrnes, Sandy Ducharme, Lisi Lagg, Joanne McDonough, and Barb Sheean. Terri Larson and Bonnie Veley were chosen as substitutes. Laurie Byrnes wes chosen by the girls as their captain. The junior varsity cheerleaders have participated in pep assemblies and have showed their pep in the backing of their athletic teams. The JV Cheerleaders doing one of their cheers at a basketball game. . . . For Victory Junior Varsity Cheerleaders are Joanne McDonough, Sandy DuCharme, Barb Sheean, Lisi Lagg, Laurie Byrnes, and Marcia Aiello. 125 Phil Sheahan, this year's recipient of the John Philip Sousa Award, presented to the outstanding senior member of the band by the Delavan chapter of the International Odd Fellows. Fred Bull, Randy Letkiewic? (WSD), Pete Johnson, and Mr. John Cummings,the county juvenile officer, inspecting the new cell block just recently completed in the court house during County Government Day in Elk horn. Mr. Webb Schultz, after forty-one years of teaching and coaching in Delavan, is retiring. Mr. Shultz, who has been an outstanding baseball pitcher, an excellent coach, a fine teacher, and a friend to all students that ever took driver education has a few memories of the Delavan school system, and particularly the high school. Webb Schultz receiving a plaque from Eugene Wil- sports banquet, commemorating his forty-one years liamson, Delavan lawyer and toastmaster at the All- Jf teaching. 126 Margaret Goodman, Ginny Willard. Nancy Moyle, and LcnCarlson, Danryl Christianson, John Benson, and Dave Sue Randall. SECOND ROW: Mike Grams, Tom Holden, Flahive. Learning Citizenship The juniors shown above are those D-DHS students chosen by the faculty members to represent the school at the Badger Boys' and Badger Girls’ State program this summer. The program is during the week of June 13-20. These students are sponsored by the Delavan and Darien Posts of the American Legion, the Lions Club, Rotary Club and Legion Auxi liar ies. The boys will live on the Ripon College campus in Ripon, and the girls will stay at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. The purpose of this activity is to gain knowledge of the fundamental principles of our American government by actual experiences in government offices at the city, county, and state levels. These experiences will come about through the use of mythical cities and counties. The boys and girls will run for offices and then actually perform the jobs they have been elected to. In this way it is hoped that all the delegates will gain knowledge in the way that the governments they live under operate, and will make better citizens. 127 % There's a time to play a time to watch. There's a time to win a time to lose. There's a time to cheer a time to cry. There's a time . . . ATHLETICS You have time for sports at D-DHS. You turn out many high caliber teams and athletes. You are proud of the trophies in the case that you have so justly earned. You have made sports at D-DHS an example for all the other schools to follow. Remember what an honor it is when you say to others, At our school, winning is a tradition. FRONT ROW: Ron Grair, Brian Fleming, Jim Wilkins, Ernie Peterson, John McLernon, Mike Crams, Fred Bull,Terry Mestan. SECOND ROW: Pete Nezki, Jim Greene. Larry Meyer, Bob Knecht, John Benson, Dave Flahivc, John Hembrook, Bill Yazbec, Tom Madison. THIRD ROW: Tom Benson, Gary Du- Charmc, Dick Deschner, Gary Dillcnbeck, Larry Hints, Darryl Christianson, Tom Schlicher Dan Mc- Lernon, John Byrnes. FOURTH ROW: Ron Wilson, Capt. Philip Kilkenny, Bob Jones, Doug Spitz, Jim Nostrant, Ted Kozlowski, Mike Michalek, Pat Hayes, Jack Scholle. FIFTH ROW': Assistant Coach, Tom Sharfenburg; Head Coach, Wallace Zimmermann; Carl Zoellner, Greg Williams, Dennis Smith, Mgr. Jerry Matzke, and Mgr. Fritz Walters. Comets Again Champions V It's just like a television re-run,” commented Coach Zimmerman at this year's victory assembly. For the third straight year and the fourth year in seven, the Comets were Conference Champions. Mr. Zimmermann was voted Coach of the Year by a poll of the sports writers of the conference papers. Comet players on the All-Conference First Team were Mike Michalek, end; Jack Scholle, halfback; and Phil Kilkenny, guard. In addition to the first team honors, Kilkenny was selected as the Southern Lakes Conference Player of the Year, and gained an honorable mention on the All-State High School Football Team. On the second team the Comets placed tackle, Bob Jones; guard, Ted Kozlowski; and fullback, Jim Greene. An honorable mention was given to end, Ron Wilson; tackle, Doug Spitz; linebacker, Tom 130 All-Conference right halfback Jack Scholle finds a big hole in the LaFollette line as the Comets rolled over the non-conference Madison school by a score of JO-0. Jack led the team with 5.9 yards per carry and was second in total yards with 547. with an Undefeated Season Madison; and backs, Dan McLernon, and Gary DuCharme. In the openinggame, Wilmot held the Comets to a scoreless tie. This was the closest any team came to beating them. They then beat Big Foot by 19 points, Whitewater by 32, Elkorn by 28, LaFollette by 30, Badger by 7, East Troy by 14, Mukwonago by 20, and Burlington by 27. They finished two and a half games ahead of their closest rival, compiling 215 points while holding opponents to a mere 38. They were called by many the greatest team in the history of Delavan high schools. This includes the unbeaten and unscored upon team of 1929. In the lower left corner of the preceding page is John Byrnes being upended as he attempts to haul in a pass, and pictured at lower right is Jim Greene downing a Badger back. 131 They Formed Another SOUTHERN LAKES CONFERENCE (1963 Standing) W L T Delavan-Darien . . . . . 7 0 1 Whitewater . . 5 3 0 Badger . . 5 3 0 Mukwonago . . 5 3 0 Big Foot . . . 4 4 0 Burlington . . . 4 4 0 Elkhorn . . . 3 5 0 Wilmot . . .1 6 1 East Troy . . . 1 7 0 UPPER LEFT: Jack Scholle, 5'7 143 lb. Right halfback. UPPER MIDDLE: Bob Jones, 6'2 215 lb. Tackle. UPPER RIGHT: Doug Spitz, 5'11 182 lb. Tackle. LOWER LEFT: Jim Crecne, 5'9 154 lb. Fullback. LOWER MIDDLE: Ted Kozlowski, 5'10 158 lb. Left guard. LOWER RIGHT: Tom Madison, 5'7 149 lb. Defensive linebacker. These thirteen boys were the core of this year's championship team. They were the returning letterman, each having played on last year's co-championship team. 132 Championship Team UPPER LEFT: Captain Phil Kilkenny, 5 7� 163 lb. guard. UPPER MIDDLE: Mike Michalek, 5'10 172 lb. End. UPPER RIGHT: John Bymes, 6'0 172 lb. Fullback. RIGHT: JimNostrant 5'10 167 lb. Center. LOWER LFET: Dan McLernon, 5’5 145 lb. left halfback. LOWER MIDDLE: Ron Wilson, 6'0 170 lb. End. LOWER RIGHT: Cary DuCharmc, 5'9 184 lb. Quarterback. 133 m FRONT ROW: Wayne Pratis, Roger Kurzawa, Tony Rodriquez, Jim Michalek, Bruce Stickney, CerTy Freeman, Bob Rodriquez, Pat Watts, Dan DcWolfe, Gerry Westcrgaard, Bob Kochi, Havery Gonzalez. SECOND ROW: Paul Vidas, Russell Dangerfield, Darryl Schuster, Mike Guilday, Don Cregg, Dave Norton, Steve Dunbar, Larry Wcrbel, Brad Brown, mm Randall Bassler, Bob Fairclough, Mike DuCharme. BACK ROW: Coach Carl Larsen, Paul Hauns, Tom Bell, Ronald Zoellncr, Bill Woodard, Dean Logtcr-man, Curtis Woods, Warren Bcrkholtz, Lewis Lind-lo££, Murphy Hayes, John Scuser, John Jones, Larry Kilkenny, Mgr. Bob Perry, and Assistant Coach Donald Teesch. Junior Varsity Posts 6—1 Record Only an inspired Mukwanago team kept this year's Junior Varsity from an undefeated record. In the last game of the season the Indians went ahead with 14 points in the first quarter and held on towin 20-14 with a six-pointer in the final quarter. TheJV's finished with an impressive 6 and 1 record. Their success was, for the most part, overshadowed by the undefeated varsity champions. They scored a total of 128 points to 40 for their opponents. Ends Bruce Stickney and Jim Michalek, interior linemen Lewis Lind-loff, Bob Koehl, and Larry Werbel, and back Brad Brown and Dave Norton were starters in all seven games. In the picture at left, Jim Michalek (40), Larry Kilkenny (35), and Murphy Hayes pursue an East Troy back who is out of the picture. 134 John Seuser rounds right end as he is pursued by a group of East Troy defenders in this Junior Varsity game with East Troy. Experience Builds Title Contenders This year’s Freshman Football Squad under the direction of Coach Bart Walsh posted a 2-1-1 record. Their only loss, 33-6 to Waterford marked the first D-DHS football loss in the stadium since construction. FRONT ROW: Bob Blakely, Gary Constable, Tom Walton, Jim Clutter, Robert Welch, Arthur Ostrum, Ron Logterman, John Beane, Leonard Koerner, Jerry Schultz, Dale Vegter, Mgr. Timothy Allie. BACK ROW: Coach Bart Walsh, James Brown, Earl Kohn, Bemic Beier, Tom McDonough, Chuck Bates, George Cleveland, James Goodman, Rick Hagen, Rick Runkle, Steve Kuhnkc, and Chuck Spitz. 135 KNEELING: Jack Scholle, Gary Wuhrman, John Erickson, Brad Brown, Ted Kozlowski, Phil Kilkenny. STANDING: Dave Flahive, Pat Hayes, John Hetzel, John Byrnes, John Hcmbrook. Jack Scholle did not complete the season. Cage Squad Loses Many Close Ones In the more recent past it has almost become tradition that basketball be our frustration season. Not that our caliber of play is lower than the rest of the conference, but rather that when we win, we win big, and when we lose, the score is more often than not extremely close. A good example of this was; in a string of five games, D-DHS lost four of them by a total of 16 points, including one in overtime to a powerful Elkhorn squad, while winning one by 36 points. The 1963-64 Comet eagers under the direction of Coach Carl Larson were without a doubt an exciting team to watch. There were always five scrapping ball players representing D-DHS on the courts. They were, however, short in comparison to other conference unusually tall teams. After downing the sub-regional favorites, Badger, 60-52, the Comets bowed out of the state tournament trail and the season rather appropriately by losing to Salem Central by a single point, 58-57, in overtime. Also bowing out of high school basketball in that game were seniors John Byrnes, Ted Kozlowski, Pat Hayes, Gary Wuhrman, and Phil Kilkenny. 136 At right Senior John Byrnes gets off a jump shot over the outstretched hands of John Wart man, Elkhorn's 6’5 center. The Comets went on to lose by a score of 66-52 to the tall Elks. At lower right junior Dave Flahive makes a layup as the Comet cagers routed the Wilmont five by a score of 70-49. John Hetzel, another junior, number 35, awaits a possible rebound. Below, Flahive begins to go up fora reverse layup during the game with Badger. Senior Phil Kilkenny, number 45, stands ready for the rebound. 137 Although the Comets had no chance for the conference championship after the first round of competition in the Southern Lakes Conference, they still battled second place teams like Elkhorn, pictured here, right down to the final buzzer. Arch Rivals . . . Action late in the ball game shows senior center John Warthman.of Elkhorn, going high in the air to let go with a one-hand jump shot, over the outstretched arms of senior center John Byrnes of Delavan-Darien. Shuffling for position under the boards are JohnMetzcl, 44, and Ted Kozlowski, 40, Delavan, and Wayne Cabrud and Tom Fendring of Elkhorn. 138 A slight disagreement involving the official and fans in the stands seem to agree with the coach Coach Larson concerning a back court foul was only whole-heartedly, one of the exciting moments in this ball game. The . . . Delavan vs. Elkhorn The Cornets fought the Elks to a draw for four quarters of basketball, only to lose in the overtime period 57-53. Even though the Comets were outsized by about three inches in height man for man, they still managed to grab their share of the rebounds. The sequence of pictures on these pages shows action late in the ball game. 139 FRONT ROW: Stan Logterman, Pat Watts, Harvey Richards, Fritz Fleming, Jerry Freeman, Tom Scharfenberg. SECOND ROW: Curtis Woods, Jim Michalek, Tom Pierson, Rick LaBouy, JonSeusei, Bruce Stickney. Junior Varsity and For the past few years the Comet Junior Varsity has been among the best in the conference. According to Coach Tom Scharfenberg, this year was no exception despite a losing record of 8 wins and 10 losses. Three big reasons for this were the loss of three ofthe JV'stop players. Brad Brown, the teams leading scorer at the time was called up to the varsity, Larry Waterstreet, a little court general, with 47 assists in 10 games moved away, and Bruce Stickney, who ended up as leading scorer, was sidelined with an ankle injury. The 1963-64 JV's capability was more accurately shown early in the season as they lost only 2 of their first 8 games. John Brynes shoots a jump shot in a varsity game at left. 140 Freshmen Build Varsity Coach Bart Walsh's D-DHS Freshman team had their troubles this year in posting a 2-6 record. The high spots in the season came as the Frosh Comets whipped Whitewater 59-39, and again 44, 26. Rick Hagan led all frosh scorers with 56 points. Wally Fleming held down second place with 45 points, while Tom McDonough and Earl Kolin were tied for third place honors each with 44 points. These scoring leaders along with Jim Anderson, Jim Clutter, Mike Muzzy, and Chuch Spitz should give the JV’s a good nucleus next year. At right, Dave Flahive and Jerry Glade go up for a jump ball in a varsity contest won by D-DHS 60-45. FRONT ROW: Jim Clutter, Ram Salas, Jack Means, Wally Fleming, Rich Benson, Jerry Schultz, Chuck Spitz, Earl Kohn. SECOND ROW: Rick Hagan, Richard Eichman, George Cleveland, Jerry Brock-well, Tom McDonough, Mark Elstad, Jim Anderson, coach Bart Walsch. Not pictured is Leslie Allan. 141 SEATED at edge of pool: Dave Stcbnitz, Pete Johnson, Al Bartovlcs, Paul Vidas, Brian Buzzcll, Dale Scharinc, and Darryl Christianson. SEATED on starting blocks: Ken Koerner, Gary' DuCharme, and Ron Grair. STANDING: Coach Bcauford Brcidenstein, Fritz Walters, Brian Fleming, Terry Mcstan, Eric Thornton, Dave Norton, Paul Matson, Dan DeWolfe, Frank Keegan, and Mike DuCharme, Manager. Varsity Swimmers 13th in State This year’s varsity swim team finished the season by ranking thirteenth in the state meet at Menomonee Falls. The team’s highlight of this meet was Ron Grair who placed second in the 100 yard breaststroke. Over the whole season, Ron racked up 120.5 points. Following him in the scoring department were Terry Mestan with 79 points, Eric Thorton with 56.5, Ken Koerner with 49.5 and Pete Johnson with 39. Those who won letters were seniors Grair, Johnson, Gary DuCharme, Paul Matson, Dale Scharine, and Al Bartovies. Junior lettermen were Mestan, Thornton, Koerner, Brian Buzzell, Darryl Christianson, and Dave Stebnitz. Two Sophomores, Paul Vidas and Dave Norton also earned letters. This was Coach Beauford Breiden-stein’s first season and his team did very well finishing the season with a 7-2 record. D-DHS lost only to Concordia Lutheran 53-42, and to a powerful Greendale squad by a score of 56-39. During these nine regular meets our varsity swimmers outscored ten opponents 517-411. 142 FRONT ROW: Mike Tommerson, Arthur Ostrum, Jim Matson, Jim Kelnhofer, Kim Thornton, Carl Hallberg, Bill Norton, Bill Bartovics- SECOND ROW: Dan De-Wolfc, Van Brown, Tom Dunham, Ed Kachinski, Greg Bu zell, Larry Werbel, John Herman. BACK ROW: Coach Don Teesch, Mike DuCharme, Frank Keegan, Bob Fairclough, Dave Penticoff, Bob Brophil, Dick Miles, Ron Kittleson. JV Swimmers Post 6—2—1 Record This year's Junior Varsity under the guidance of Don ville. Below shows the start of a varsity event in the Teesch, finished the season with a record of 6-2-1. triangular meet against the two Racine schools. The unusual tie was 43-43 against Franklin of Janes- 143 At Left is a shot of Eric Thornton at the gun of one of his events, the butterfly. In the photo below, the start of the individual medley is shown. In the second lane is Ken Koerner, in the third lane isRonGrair, BobBrophil is in the fourth lane, and Bob Fairclough is in the fifth lane. In this year's interclass swim meet the juniors successfully defended their claim to pool supremacy, which they attained last year as sophomores. 82 points were tallied by the juniors and the seniors finished second with 77. The sophomores finished with 60, and the freshmen with 32 points. 144 RON CRAIRwas voted the Most Valuable Swimmer. PHIL KILKENNY was the recipient of the J. Arthur Moran Award. Sports Awards David Flahive was voted Most Valuable Player on the basketball team. Chosen as members of the Southern Lakes All-Con-fere nee Football Team were Jack Scholle, Mike Michalek, and Phil Kilkenny. FRONT ROW: Pat Watts, Brian Buzzell, Terry Mcs- McDonough. BACK ROW: Bob Hankins, John Hetzel, tan. Bill Woodard. SECOND ROW: Coach Don Brcid- and Stu Browne. Bob O'Brien did not complete the enbach, A1 Nelson, Bob O'Brien, Dick Fleming, Tom season. Tennis Team—Conference Champions Below are A1 Nelson, Bob O'Brien, Bob Hankins, and Dick Fleming. 146 FRONT ROW: Matt Cummings, Mark Elstad, Robert son, John Byrnes, Rick LaBouy, Pat Welch, A1 Nicoli, Welch, Ron Kittlcson, Neal Wilear, Gary Wuhrman, Tom Schlicher, Harvey Richards, and Coach John Fritz Fleming, Greg Farnsworth. BACK ROW: George Peters. Venema, Mike Cummings, John Schmidt, Tom Ben- Golf Team Goes to State Rick LaBouy Tom Benson 147 FRONT ROW: Brad Brown, John Rcycnga, Bob Koehl, Jim Michalck, Wally Millard, Warren Woods. SECOND ROW': Manager JackLudowise, JohnHembrook, Bill Yazbec, Bob Schultz, Mike Michales, Bill Mcs- serschmidt, Tom Mabry. THIRD ROW: Tom Madison, Dan McLernon, Jim Nostrant, Gary DuCharmc, Jim Greene, Coach Tom Scharfenberg. D-DHS Wins Conference Baseball Trophy One of the strongest baseball squads in D-DHS history swept the Southern Lakes Conference race while winning seven of eight games. Their only defeat came at the hands of Elkhorn,who, behind a superb pitching performance, downed the Comets 1-0. In state tournament play the Comets were eliminated 3-2 by Cooney High of Oconomowoc. In a game with East Troy on the Comet's diamond, junior first baseman Bill Yazbec became the only player, as far as anyone can recall, to hit a ball over the cyclone fence into the stadium grounds. The consistent hitting of Mike Micha-lek, Tom Madison, Gary DuCharme, Dan McLernon, Jim Greene, and sophomore Jim Michalek, and pitching from southpaw Jim Nostrant, righthanders, Dan McLernon and sophomore Brad Brown, combined with unusual team spirit and fine coaching to bring the Southern Lakes Championship trophy to D-DHS. Shortstop Mike Michalek was voted captain for the second straight year by his teammates and also won the batting trophy for the second straight year with an average of .454 . 148 FRONT ROW: Steve Kuhnke, Ramiro Salas, Ricky Braenne, Mike Muzzy, Jack Means, Wally Fleming, Jerry Schultz, Dale Vcgtcr, Wayne Iverson. SECOND ROW: Ed Hennerly, Ralph Blair, David Penticoff, Harvey Gonzalez, Bob Rodriquez, Rick Hagen, Ed Kachinski, Bob Perry, Dave Norton, Jim Goodman, Bob Earnest. BACK ROW: Coach Bart Walsh, Dale VanDyken, Rick Runkle, Don Gregg, Tom Pierson, George Cleveland, Stan Logterman, Tom Mectcr, David Pahl, Wayne Pratis. —Advances to Sectional Play Sophomore second baseman Jim Michalck hits the ball straight-away center field in a varsity game. Junior first baseman, Bill Yazbec, reaches low to his right to scoop up a low throw in another varsity game. 149 Coach Scharfenbcrg reviews specifics before an important game. Jim Nostrant throws some warm-up pitches to Dan McLemon. Comet third baseman Bill Mcsscrschmidt drives a pitch into center. 150 A Badger hitter awaits a pitch by Jim Nostrant. A group of Comets warm up by playing pepper before a game. Catcher Bob Koehl begins his slide in a play at third. 151 AC FRO ST ROW: Jack Schollc, Pete Nezki, Doug Spitz, John Schcurman, Dave Stebnitz, John Erickson, Ron Grair, Len Carlson, Dan DeWolfe. SECOND ROW: John McLcmon, Don Francis, Brian Fleming, Bob Fairclough, Fritz Walters, Capt. Fred Bull, Terry Wilson, Ted Kozlowski, Bruce Stickney, I.any Meyer. Comet trackmen provided many moments of excitement for all D-DHS sport fans as they concluded another successful year of track under the direction of coach Wallace Zimmermann and assistant coach Carl Larson. Although the Comets had a bit of bad luck at the Southern Lakes Conference Track Meet, held at the Borg Stadium on May 22, they still managed to finish a strong third behind Burlington and Muk-wonago. However, on the following Friday, May 29, the Comet cindermen showed their many capabilities as well as what was expected of them as they swept the Sectional Track meet. Those qualifying for the State Track Meet which was held at Monona Grove on June 6th were the Medley relay team consisting of Darryl Christianson, Dave Stebnitz, Ron Grair, and Eric Thorton; THIRD ROW: Phil Kilkenny, Mike Skelton, Tony Rodriquez, Paul Hauns, Curt Woods, Dave Flahivc, Eric Thornton, Phil Shcahan, John Dutton. BACK ROW: Gary Dillenbcck, manager; Assistant Coach, Carl Larson; Head Coach, Wallace Zimmermann; Mike Grams, Ralph Clowes, ami Dick Dcschner. D-DHS Trackmen Ron Grair in the pole vault; John Erickson in the broad jump; Bruce Stickney in the high jump; Phil Sheahan in the 180 yard low hurdles and 120 yard high hurdles; Phil Kilkenny in the 440; Fred Bull in the 100 yard dash; and the 880 yard relay team consisting of Phil Kilkenny, Ron Grair, Len Carlson, and Fred Bull. Many track records were broken during the course of the season. Among these, Bruce Stickney set a new team record in the high jump clearing 5'10 , erasing the old mark set by John Smith in 1958 of 5’9' Darryl Christianson set a new team record in the discus event with a toss of 133feet. Phil Sheahan set the team rec-cord for the high hurdles with a time of 15.9 seconds. Fred Bull bettered a record which he previously held in the 100 yard dash by 132 turning in a time of 10.1 seconds. He also established a new school record in the 220 yard dash running the distance in 22.4 seconds. The sectional track victory was a first in the history of the school. Not only was it the first D-DHS sectional track championship, which climaxed a very successful season,but it also gave them the largest contingent of athletes Coach Zimmermann has ever sent to a state Class B meet. HICH HURDLE TRIALS: This is Just some of the Sectional Track Meet was held at D-DHS again this action that took place at Borg Memorial Field, as the year. Win Sectional Crown STATE BOUND: These members of the 1964 D-DHS track team qualified for the state high school track meet, to be held at Monona Grove on Saturday, June 6. They arc from left to right: Phil Shcahan, John Erickson, Captain Fred Bull, Eric Thornton, Ron Grair. BACK ROW: Coach Wallace Zimmermann, Darryl Christianson, Phil Kilkenny, Dave Stebnitz, Bruce Stickncy, and Lcn Carlson. 153 Determination Wins Meets Fred Bull and Lcn Carlson finish 1-2 in the 220-yard dash event against Badger of Lake Geneva. Official timers at the finish line were Mr. Scott, Mr. Moevler, and Asst. Coach Larson. The Comet cindermen compiled ten firsts which enabled them to sweep this dual meet by a score of 80 to 38. Phil Kilkenny wins easily in the 440. Coach Wallace Zimmcrmaim starts an event. 154 Thinclads Show Promise FRONT ROW: Jim Anderson, Dale Millard, Dan Flitcroft, Rusty Stewart, Ken Smith, Ray A (berth, Tom Du nil am, Bill Harvey. SECOND ROW: Warren Berkholtz, Henry Stebitz, Jon Scuscr, Steve Dunbar, Dick Miles, Rick Faytle, Ron Oberla, Jim Clutter. THIRD ROW: Jeff Neubaucr, manager, Rich Benson, Chuck Bates, Bill Bartovics, Howard Schuster, Tim A llie, Tom Robbins. FOURTH ROW: Coach Carl Larson, A1 Decker, Larry Werbel, Mike Guilday, Russell Dangcrficld and Coach Wallace Zimmerman. BELOW: Bruce Stickncy clears the bar and sets a new high jump record of 5' 10 . 155 1 963-1 964 Varsity Basketball D-DHS .... 69 Edgcrton..............44 D-DHS .... 59 LaFollcttc............41 D-DHS-------52 Elkliorn .............66 D-DHS .... 62 East Troy ............83 D-DHS .... 51 Big Foot..............38 D-DHS .... 80 Burlington............61 D-DHS . . . .61 Badger................63 D-DHS .... 66 Whitewater............69 D-DHS-------79 Wilmot ...............43 D-DHS .... 60 Mukwonago.............67 D-DHS-------53 Elkliorn..............57 D-DHS .... 66 East Troy ............80 D-DHS .... 55 Big Foot..............47 D-DHS .... 43 Burlington............50 D-DHS .... 49 Badger................63 D-DHS .... 64 Whitewater............73 D-DHS .... 70 Wilmot................49 D-DHS .... 50 Mukwonago.............68 D-DHS .... 60 Badger................52 D-DHS .... 57 Salem.................58 Track D-DHS .... 55 1 2 Mukwonago........62 1 2 D-DHS .... 90 East Troy ........52 Elkhom............ 6 D-DHS .... 75 Whitewater.......43 D-DHS .... 48 2 5 Third in Mukwonago Relays D-DHS . . . J01 Wilmot............17 D-DHS .... 63 5 6 Burlington....... 58 5 6; Big Foot ........25 1 3 D-DHS .... 80 Badger............38 D-DHS .... 34 Third in Conference Meet D-DHS .... 52 First in Sectional D-DHS sent ten to the state meet Tennis D-DHS .... 5 Elkliorn..................0 D-DHS .... 4 Burlington................1 D-DHS .... 5 Clinton...................0 D-DHS .... 5 Big Foot..................0 D-DHS .... 5 Badger............. 0 D-DHS--------3 Elkliorn..................2 D-DHS .... 3 Burlington................2 D-DHS .... 4 Northwestern..............1 D-DHS .... 5 Big Foot..................0 D-DHS .... 5 Badger....................0 D-DHS finished fourth in sectional. Record—56— 1 8—2 Football D-DHS .... 0 Wilmot................ 0 D-DHS .... 32 Whitewater............ 0 D-DHS .... 19 Big Foot.............. 0 D-DHS .... 35 Elkhom................ 7 D-DHS .... 13 Ceneva................ 6 D-DHS .... 27 East Troy ............13 D-DHS .... 26 Mukwanago............. 6 D-DHS .... 36 Burlington............ 6 Baseball D-DHS .... 11 Fort Atkinson..........4 D-DHS .... 14 Badger.................1 D-DHS .... 9 Mukwonago..............2 D-DHS .... 13 East Troy .............3 D-DHS .... 1 Whitewater.............0 D-DHS .... 10 Wilmot.................2 D-DHS .... 9 Monroe.................2 D-DHS .... 7 Big Foot...............1 D-DHS______0 Elkliorn ..............1 D-DHS .... 9 Big Foot...............1 D-DHS .... 15 Burlington.............0 D-DHS .... 3 Wilmot.................2 D-DHS .... 2 Oconomowac.............3 Swimming D-DHS .... 58 Fort Atkinson..........37 D-DHS_______53 Kenosha................42 D-DHS .... 42 Concordia..............53 D-DHS .... 48 Woodstock..............47 D-DHS .... 78 Racine Park............27 Racine Horlick......54 D-DHS .... 52 Fort Atkinson..........43 D-DHS_______72 Woodstock..............23 D-DHS .... 66 Kenosha................29 D-DHS .... 39 Crcendale..............56 Golf D-DHS ... 171 Northwestern..........186 D-DHS ... 172 Wilmot................185 D-DHS ... 167 Whitewater............177 D-DHS ... 162 Big Foot..............174 D-DHS ... 163 Elkliorn .............163 D-DHS ... 170 Badger................167 D-DHS ... 164 East Troy ............173 D-DHS ... 158 Mukwonago.............174 D-DHS ... 174 Burlington............159 D-DHS . . . 363 Janesville Invitational D-DHS--third in conference meet D-DHS--second in sectional D-DHS--went to state meet at Appleton 156 Seen at the 18th hole on a windy day arc Mary Jo Zoldcn, Susan Staudt, Jennifer Johnson, and Miss Fagan, Rita Suma, Toni Tifft, Jill McCartic, Nancy Fiedler. Girls’ Sports End Second Year Mcmbersof the girls' tennis team shown at the courts are FRONT ROW: Carolyn Mestan, Mary Einsidel, Kathy DuCharme, Sue O'Keefe. SECOND ROW: Sandy Ducharmc, Maureen Skopcc, Judy Peters, Mary Schirer. BACK ROW: Karen Nash, Mary Robbins, Sue Kohl, Trudy Vance. Thirteen girls were on the tennis team in its second year. Seven girls attended each meet with three playing singles and two sets of doubles. Five meets were scheduled for the spring with five conference schools. The girls played qualifying matches prior to each meet. The two top doubles teams and three top singles each week played in the meets. Miss Viertel was coach. Twelve girls made up the golf team during its second year. The practices were held three to four times a week at Del brook golf course. At each meet there was a team composed of five girls. Five holes were played at each meet. Eight meets were held. Miss Fiedler was coach. 157 Paul Matson presented the Southern Lakes Forensics Trophy to Mr. Olson. Mike Michalekgave the Conference Baseball Trophy to Mr. Anderson. At the Awards Assembly Linda Schircr, after having received the Journalist of the Year award, presented honorary memberships in Quill and Scroll Society to Mr. Dave Austin, 158 photographer and Mr.Al Pctcrmann, newspaper publisher. Student Index FRESHMEN Albcrth, Raymond 60,155 Allen, Leslie 60,105 Allie, Timothy 60,135,155 Ames, John 60,104 Anderson, James 60,88,100,141,155 Anderson, Sandra 60 Arnold, George 60 August, Terric 60,100 Bamford, Susan 60 Bartovics, William 60,88,143,155 Bates, Charles 60,88,135,155 Bauer, Edward 60 Bauer, Jerry 60 Beane, John 60,135 Behlxnan, Mary 60,101,112,117 Beicr, Bernard 60,135 Bender, Carla 60 Benson, Richard 00,141,155 Bere, Jean 60 Blair, Ralph 60,108,149 Blakely, Robert 60,105,108,135 Boisvert, Steven 60 Boltz, Susan 60,87,92,101,117,118 Boncss, William 60 Booth, Edward 60 Boutelle, Mary 60 Braenne, Ricky 60,149 Brahm, Mary 60 Brockwell, Jerry 60,105,141 Brown, James 60,104,105,135 Bultman, Leon 60 Burton, Richard 60 Cameron, Steve 60,92,100 Christiansen, Martha 60,101,112 Clarke, Darwin 61 Cleveland, George 61,135,141,149 Clutter, James 60,135,141,155 Cogar, Paul 61 Constable, Gary 61,135 Constable, James 61 Coty, Sandra 61 Dangerfield, Curtis 61 Danielson, Patricia 61,95,101 Davis, Cynthia 61,106 Decker, Allan 61,105,155 Dcschncr, Gloria 61,101 Dillenbeck, Bruce 61 Djupman, Ann 61,87,101 Dodge, James 61 Downing, Cordon Driscoll, Kristine 61 DuCharme, Christine 61,80,95, 101,114,117 DuCharme, Mary 61,111 Duick, Steven 61 Duncomb, Jean 61 Dutton, John 61,152 Duvall, Don 61 Earnest, Robert 61,149 Edmunds, Ronlyn 61,86,114,115 Eichman, Richard 61,141 Eickstcad, Arvella 61 Ells, Richard 61 Elstad, Marcus 61,84,123,141,147 Faber, Grace Fagan, Mary Jo 61,95,101,157 Faltinson, Douglas 61 Farnsworth, Greg 61,147 Fleming, Walter 61,141,149 Flitcroft, Daniel 61,155 Freeman, James 62,108 Gibbs, William 62 Gies, Mary 62 Goodman, James 62,84,108,135, 149 Guilday, Bridget 62 Hagen, Richard 62,135,141,159 Hamilton, Carol 62,100,105 Hamilton, Clayton 62 Harth, Barbara 62,107 Harvey, William 62,100,108,155 Hasting, Linda 62 Hedlund, Cheryl 62,92,101 Hennerly, Edward 62,149 Herman, John 62,143 Hernabdez, Lupe 62 Hickok, Kenneth 62,100 Hintz, Sharon 62,100 Holden, Wayne 62 Holt, Patricia 62,106 Huguct, Janice 62,101 Isherwood, Sandra 62 Iverson, Wayne 62,149 Johnson, Jennifer 62,86,95,101,112, 114,115,123,157 Karstetter, Sherry 62 Kasputis, Sandra 62,100,114 Kelnhofcr, James 62,92,143 Kocpnick, Lylacc 62,86,101 Kocrncr, Leonard 62,135 Kolm, Earl 62,135,141 Kuhnkc, Steve 62,92,108,135,149 Lagg, Lisbeth 62,86,101,116,125 Laney, Fran 62 Lange, Susan 62 Lefcl, Elisabeth 63,114 Linder, Peter Logterman, Ronald 63,105,135 Los, Francene 63 Ludowise, John 63,108,123,148 McCullough, Kathy 63 McDotiough, Susan 63,87,101 McDonough, Thomas 63,135,141, 146 McGill, Santos 63,100 Matson, James 59,63,87,118,143 Mawhinney, Sandra 63,77 Means, Jack 63,87,141,149 Mcrrifield, Katherine 63 Millard, Dale 63,92,155 Minard, Donald 63 Minarick, Charlene 100 Moorman, Lynn 63 Munger, Judy 63 Muzzy, Michael 63,141,149 Nickels, Patricia 63 Norton, William 63,87,143 O'Brien, Kathleen 63 O'Daniel, Sharlcnc 63 Oleksy, Judith 63 Olson, Betty 63,95,101 Ostrum, Arthur 63,86,135,143 Overbeck, Barbara 63 Penticoff, David 63,143,149 Peters, Ronald 63,105 Pierson, Tom 63,92,140,149 Poliak, Carole Popp, Gary 63,105 Quade, Alan 63,105 Quirin, Christine 63 Ragland, Donna 64 Rodriguez, Mary 64,100 Runkle, Rick 64,135,149 Salas, Ramiro 64,100,141,149 Sanders, Margaret 64,100 Schlicgcr, Leonard 64,105 Schmid, Marjorie 64 Schnick, Darlene 64 Schultz, Jerry 64,141,135,149 Schuster, Howard 64,155 Schult, Donna 64 Scott, Cary 105 Seuser, Jon 59,64,84,134,135, 140,155 Sheehan, Mary 64,98 Smith, Kenneth 64,155 Spitz, Charles 64,135,141 Stafford, Judy 64 Stebnitz, Henry 64,108,155 Stcrken, Leon 64,105 Sterkcn, Lowell 105 Stewart, Russell 64,104,105,116, 155 Stoeffhaas, Edward 64 Stonewall, Ronald 64,84 Sturtevant, Mary 64,86,101 Sufka, Edward 64 Sums, Rita 64,95,101,157 Systma, Larry 64 Tanner, Clare 64 Taylor, Kent 64,118 Taylor, Patricia 64 Templeton, Mary 63 Termaat, Robert 64 Thornton, Kim 64,77,95,143 Todd, Gerald 64,10 1,105 Tommerson, Michael 64,143 Utiger, Morrene 65,114 Vance, Thomas 65,105 VanDyken, Dale 65,149 Vegtcr, Dale 64,135,149 Walton, Thomas 65,135 Weber, Sharon 65 Welch, Robert 59,65,100,135,147 Wcrfelmann, Manfred 65,88,105 159 Whalen, Frances 65 Winn, Alice 59,65,95,101,114,117, 122 Wooley, Willard 65,105 Yazbec, Shelly 65 Yirek, Carol 65,86,101 Yeung, Janis 65,112 SOPHOMORES Adney, Barbara 53,106 Aiello, Marcia 53,101,117,125 Allen, Shanron 53,107 Ames, Dennis 53,87 Anderson, Robert Austin, Edward Baker, Sherry 53 Baran, Elsie 53 Basslcr, Randall 53,108,134 Bell, Thomas 52,53,108,134 Bellman, Jean 53,95,102,103,106, 117 Bcrkholtz, Warren 53,91,108,134, 155 Bcyerl, Kathleen 53,84,95,98,101 Boss, Norma Jean 53,90 Boviall, Carolyn 11,53,86,101,116 Blair, Mary 53 Brewer, Sandra 53,85 Britt, Deborah 53,84 Britton, Lee Ann 53,77,84,92 Brooks, Cindy 53,80,85,92,100 Brophil, Robert 54,84,143,144 Brown, Bradley 96,134,136,148 Brown, VanKirk 53,105,143 Buzzell, Cregory 53,143 Byrnes, Laurie 91,101,116,117,125 Cain, Thomas 53 Cairns, Barbara 53 Case, Linda 53,87,107,123 Clark, Harold 53,88 Cohard, David 53 Cole, Lynn 53 Coleman, Gladys 53,84,95,101 Cooper, Lynda 53,84,99 Cullen, Phillip 53 Cummings, Matthew 53,147 Cummings, Michael 54,147 Dangerfield, Russell 54,134,155 Davidson, Owen 54,98,108 Davy, William 54 Delaney, John 54 DcLong, Joanne 54,84 Dcschner, Elaine 54 DeVoy, Patricia 54 DcWolfe, Daniel 54,100,108,116, 134,142,143,152 Doe ring, Richard 54 Draves, Evanne 54,100 Drost, Lois 54,106 DuCharmc, Michael 54,95,108,134, 142,143 DuCharmc, Sandra 54,84,99,125, 157 Ducsterbcck, Dennis 54,105 Dunbar, Steven 54,84,134,155 Dunham, Thomas 54,88,95,100, 118.143.155 Ellington, Scott 54,86 Erickson, Elizabeth 54,86 Fairclough, Robert 54,134,143, 144,152 Faytle, Frederick 52,54,83,85,89, 95.155 Fleming, Frederick 54,140,147 Freeman, Gerald 54,134,140 Freitag, Barbara 54,100 Garecht, Sally 54,84,107 Garecht, Susan 54,84,107 Gassen, Shirley 54 Giller, Nadine 54,85,117 Clendcnning, Deborah 54 Gonzalez, Harvey 55,134,149 Gregg, Donald 54,108,134,149 Gregurich, Darlene 55,112 Gregurich, Leonard Guilday, Michael 54,134,155 Gustafson, Richard 55 Hallberg, Carl 55,85,143 Hauns, Paul 108,134,152 Hayes, Martin 55,134 Heiligenthal, Sally 55 Heller, Mary Lou 55 Heller, Sandra 55,84 Herron, Billie Gayle Hirsch, Linda 55,117 Hold, Patricia 55,100 Hooverson, Larry 55,105 Hummel, Mary 55,107 Jacobs, Barbara 55 Johnson, Eric 55,98,100 Johnson, Loren 55,87,104,105 Johnson, Maureen 55,100 Jones, John 55,92,134 Jordan, Penny 55,107 Kachinski, Edward 55,143,149 Karstetter, Gary 55,105 Kashuta, Mary 55 Keegan, Francis 55,142,143 Kelly, Lois 55,84 Kilkenny, Lawrence 52,55,134 Kirchoff, Diana 55 Kittleson, Ronald 55,143,147 Klug, Jeanne 55,90,98,100,106 Koehl, Robert 55,104,105.108, 134,148,151 Koehler, Helen 55,84,114,115 Kocpnick, Bonita 55,99 Kurzawa, Roger 55,134 LaBouy, Richard 55,96,100,140, 147 Lange, Steven 55 Larsen, Terri 55,99 Lcnz, Jean 11,56,86,101,116 LcRette, Jane 56,84 Lijewski, Robert 100 Lindloff, Lewis 56,134 Logterman, Dean 56,104,105,134 Logterman, Stanley 56,104,105, 140,149 Long, Ethlyn 56 Los, Ronald 56 Louden, Carol 56 Ludowise, Frank 56,91 Lutjeans, Nanette 56 Lyons, Susan 82,98,101,103 McCartie, Jackie 56,84,101 McDonough, Joanne 56,86,92,125 McSorley, Beth 56 Mectcr, Tom 56,108,149 Merrill, J. Parker 56,88 Metcalf, Sigma 56 Michalek, James 56,96,134,140, 148,149 Michols, Loretta 56,84,114 Miles, Richard 56,85,143,155 Miller, David 108 Montsma, Burton 56,105 Morgan, Mary 56,84,97 Neubauer, Jeffrey 56,108,155 Noumeicr, Virginia 56,101 Nickels, Mary Ann 56,97,99 Norton, David 56,96,134,142,149 Nostrant, Pamela 56,84 Oberla, Ronald 56,88,92,97,117, 155 O'Donnell, Marlene 56,84 Olcston, Donna 56,87 Packard, Barbara 56,85 Paid, David 56,149 Palmer, Scott 57,91 Peck, Mary- Lou 99,101 Perry', Robert 57,134,149 Petermann, Katherine 57,103, 106,116 Pierick, Jacqueline 57,87 Pierson, Kathryn 57 Pinnow, Cynthia 57,107 Pratis, Wayne 57,134,149 Quadc, Diane 57 Quade, Raymond 57,105 Quasi, Bererly Quirin, Russell Ransom, Victoria 99,100 Richard, Harvey 57,140,147 Ricgcrt, Sheila 57,101 Robbins, Thomas 57,108,155 Rodriguez, Anthony 57,105,134, 152 Rodriguez, Robert 57,87,88,92,100, 108,134,149 Romscy, Marie 57,100 Rozell, Amanda 57 Sanford, Lawrence 57,87 Schauer, Peter 91,98 Schirer, Sandra 57,84,97,99 Schlicgcr, David 57 Schneider, Carol 57 Schramski, Andrea 57 Schuster, Darryl 57,134 Schutt, Dolores 57 Scott, Jan 57 Scully, Diane 57,84,97,101 Secbcr, Roberta 57,107 Shccan, Barbara 57,101,125 Skelton, Sandra 57,84 160 Skopcc, Maureen 58,111,114,117, 157 Sontag, Larry 58,105 Sontag, Linda 58 Staudt, Susan 58,98,157 Stevens, Marilyn 58 Stickney, Bruce 58,134,140,152, 153.155 Sufka, Irma 58 Tcrpstra, Andrew 58,104,105 Thorne, Rosemary 58 Tollkuhn, Catherine 58,86,95,97, 99,117 Underwood, Kathleen 58,90,99, 101 Vanl looscn, Mark 58 Vegtcr, Theo Beth 58 Vclcy, Bonnie 52,58,87,97,116, 117 Venema, George 58,88,147 Vidas, Paul 58,122,134,142 Waldo, Barbara 58,87,100 Waligora, Martha 58 Waling, Michael 58 Walsh, David 51,105 Waterstrcct, Larry 58 Watts, Patrick 58,97,102,134,140, 146 Wcrbcl, Larry 58,88,91,95,101,134, 143.155 Westergaard, Jerome 58,108,134 Westergaard, Joan 58,98 Wicdemer, Helen 58,84,97,98 Wilson, Susan 58,84,102,123 Wincapaw, Linda 58,84,107 Woltcrs, Joseph 58,77,108,134, 146 Woodard, William 58,86,134, 140,152 Woods, Curtis 58,86,134,140,152 Woolcy, Frank 58,105 Wright, Peggy 58,98 York, David 58 Yungerman, Jeanette 11,58,86 Zoellncr, Ronald 58,134 Zoldon, Nancy 58,98,157 Westphall, Kipp 51 JUNIORS Adkins, Paulette 47,98 Allen, Mary Lou 47 Anderson, Lynn 47,84 Austin, Mary 46,47,92,97,99 Babcock, Jean 47,85,107,109 Baerbock, Kathy 47,84,97,99,101, 117 Batchelet, Richard 47,83,85,89,99 Bates, Brian 47,88,108 Beach, David 47,91,100 Beier, Margaret 47,101,107 Benkovic, Steve 108 Benson, John 47,51,88,97,99,127, 130 Benson, Thomas 47,88,96,108,130, 147 Beresh, Betty Ann 47,51,80,97,101 Bcrkholtz, Ruth Ann 47,86,92,99, 101 Bigelow, Judy 47 Blakely, Willis 47,104,105 Boersma, Kitty 47,84 Boisvert, Michael 47 Boutelle, Robert 47 Browne, Stuart 47,85,101,108,146 Buhlcr, Linda 47,84,85,92,107 Burcham, Barbara 47,84,90,106, 107 Busche, Richard 50 Buzzell, Brian 47,85,92,95,96,99, 142,146 Carlson, James 47 Carlson, Leonard 47,89,94,96,97, 101,103,108,127,152,153,154 Christianson, Darryl 47,76,78,79, 85.96.127.130.142.153 Cieslak, Walter Clowes, Ralph 47,105,152 Cornelison, Donna 47,87,97,106 Cribben, Marie 47,86,106 Davidson, Oliver 47,98 Davis, Kathleen 47 Decker, Robert 47,108 Delaney, Susan 47,99,101,102,117 Deschncr, Richard 47,96,108,130, 152 DeVoy, Dennis 47 Dorsey, Thomas 108 DuCharme, Kathleen 47,85,110, 157 Duesterbcck, Michael 48,108 Einsiedcl, Mary 48,92,110,111, 157 Endl, Dorothy 48,98 Erickson, John 48,96,104,105,136, 152.153 Faber, Sue 48 Felger, Ccorgean 48 Flahive, David 48,94,103,127, 130.136.137.141.145.152 Fleming, Brian 48,130,142,152 Fleming, Sandra 48,86,99,111 Celtrand, Cerald 48,77 Cisske, Edward 87,48,108 Goodgcr, Shirley 48,90 Coodman, Margaret 48,86,94,95, 97,101,102,114,115,116,127 Grams, Michael 48,84,92,97,101, 127.130.152 Grcidanus, John 104,105,108 Grossman, Gerald 108 Hardt, Elizbeth 48,106 Heller, Michael 51,105 Hembrook, John 48,96,101,130, 136,148 Henncrlcy, Frank 48 Henschel, Linda 48,84,101 Hetzel, John 48,73,89,96,99,102, 136,137,138,146 Hiemstra, Donald 48,108 Hintz, Lany 48,105,108,130 Hipp, Lillian 48,86,97,99,114,115, 124 Hofcr, Joyce 48,107 Holden, Thomas 48,87,95,97,108, 127 Holman, Catherine 48,107,114 Hopkins, John 48 Isherwood, Kim 50 Jacobs, Karen Ann 48,84 Kachinski, Margaret 48 Keyzcr, Dorothy 48 Knecht, Robert 48,108,130 Knotts, Dennis 48,84,95 Koerner, Kenneth 91,96,142,144 Kohl, Suzanne 48,101,106,157 Kooistra, Carolyn 48,86,99 Kurzawa, Esther 48,84,114 Leech, Patty 49 Logtcrman, Dolores 49,97,100 Logterman, Janet 49,83,85,97,101 Lonzc, Donald 49 Los, Melvin 49 Los, Vernon 49 McCartic, Jill 49,86,157 McDonough, Lynn 49,84,85,111 McLernon, John 49,92,96,108,130, 152 McSorlcy, Barbara 49 Mabry, Thomas 49,101,148 Matousek, Karen 49,87,99 Mawhinney, Diana 49,109 Mcstan, Terry 49,96,101,108,130, 142,146 Miles, Donna 49,85,109 Millard, Wallace 49,108,147 Mitchell, Albert 49 Moore, Gladys 49,84 Morgan, Michael 49,88 Moyle, Nancy 49,86,95,97,101, 127 Mudgett, Peggy Mmtger, Sandra 49 Nash, Karen 49,86,157 Nelson, Nancy 49,85,94,102 Neumcistcr, John 49 Newton, Becky 49,84 Nicoli, Albert 49,108,147 Nordstrom, Judy 49 Nystrom, Linda 49 O'Brien, Kathleen 49,77,92,99, 102 O'Connor, Erin 49,84,101,109 O'Daniel, Marlene O'Donnell, Lawrence 49 O'Keefe, Susan 49,97,113,114, 157 Olson, Sherry Peterson, Charlie 49,87,95,97,108, 116 Peterson, Ernest 49,105,130 Plewe, Chcric 101 Randall, Susan 49,87,94,97,102, 106,127 Recb, Judy 49,92,93,102,117, 118 161 Reyenga, John 49,105,108,148 Richter, Charles 50 Ricgcit, Charles 50,108 Robbins, Mary 50,97,113,114,157 Robinson, Kathleen 50,84,99 Rosenwing, Gail 50,107,114 Rubendall, Donna 50,100 Rucker, Patricia 50,84 Ruffalo, Rosanne 50,84,99 Salas, Paula 50,100 Salem, Robert 50,108 Schcurman, John 50,88,100,152 Schlciger, Carol 50 Schirer, Mary 59,87,97,99,110, 157 Schilchcr, Thomas 50,96,108,130, 147 Scholl, Patricia 50 Schuctt, Jeanette 50 Schultz, Judith 50,84,107 Schuster, Sharon 50,90,107,114 Scebcr, Robert 50 Scuscr, Susan 50,76,78,79,83,85, 92,94,97,103 Smith, Dennis 50,104,105,130 Speri, William 50 Stangler, Rita 50,84,98 Stcbnitz, David 50,142,152,153 Sterken, Phylis 50,105 Taylor, Richard 50,83,85,89,98 Teubert, Lonnie 50,84 Thomas, Jeanenc 46,50 Thomas, William 50 Thompson, Jennie 90,101,110 Thornton, Eric 50,96,142,144, 152,153 Thusius, Gail 50,101,103 Tifft, Toni 50,91,94,99,101,102, 103,113,117,157 Todd, Harold 50,105 Vance, Gerald 50,108 Vance, Tntdi 50,97,101,157 VanderArk, James 50 VandcrVccn, Diana 50,105 VanDyken, Karen 50 Vcgtcr, Larry 50 Venema, Gary 51,108 Walters, Fritz 51,96,130,142,152 Waterstrect, Lester 51 Welch, Patrick 51,96,108,147 Wcrbel, Judie 46,51,87,95,97,101, 114 Wheeler, Burton 51 Willard, Virginia 51,82,85,92,95, 97,106,116,127 Wilkins, James 51,96,130 Wilkinson, Marilyn 51 Williams, Gayle 51,84 Williams, Crcgory 51,130 Williams, Jesse 51,96,108 Williams, John 84 Woodard, Alan 51,101 Woods, Warren 51,88,148 Woods, William 51 Wright, Sandra 51,85,98 Yanny, Joan 51,85,100 Yazbec, William 51,96,130,148, 149 Yohn, Mary Pat 51,84,107 York, James 51,88 York, Robin 41,99,101,111,124 Zimmcrmann, Reta 51,106,107 SENIORS Allen, Margaret 14 Ames, Dianne 85,15 Anderson, Susan 4,15,39,80,83,85, 116.117.122.124 Baldwin, Karen 15 Bano-no Micko 15,83,84,92,95, 102 Bartclt, Frances 15,84,106 Bartovics, Albert 15,87,96,97,142 Beier, Judy 14,107 Bellman, Margaret 16,41,95,99,100, 43 Bender, Ronald 16 Benson, Patricia 16,73,83,85,92, 93.97.101.124 Beyritz, Sheilah 84,16 Bigelow, Benjamin 16,86,100 Bliss, Kenneth 16 Boutclle, Edward 17,108 Boutelle, Thomas 17,84 Boviall, Jeanne 17 Brahm, Christine 17,101,105,106 Brown, Mary 17,84,85 Brown, Terry 105 Bull, Fred 17,96,119,126,130,152, 153,155 Byrnes, John 6,18,82,92,93,94,96, 122, 130,131,133,136,137,138, 147 Cameron, Sharon 14,94,101,103, 110,112,114,115 Christman, Robert 18 Clark, Catherine 14,96,95,99,117 Clowes, Shirley 18,111,112 Clutter, Camille 18,101,107 D'Amore, Michael 18,83,85,91,119 DeLong, Roberta 18,85,116 Demere, Lee Dillenbeck, Gary 18,84,85,119, 130.152 DuBois, Joan 19,86,101,111,114, 115 DuCharme, Gary 19,96,108,130, 131,133,142,148 Eg noski, Ruth 19,84 Eickstcadt, Veronica 19 Eschenfcldt, Dennis 19,108,109 Fleming, Richard 20,84,94,97,102, 146 Felming, Sheila 20,100,111,112 Francis, Don 20,42,88,95,97,100, 119.152 Frcitag, Ellen 20,84,85,99,111,112 Carecht, Sherry 20 Gates, Rande 84 Glazik, Doris 80,83,85,94,97,102, 111.124 Goff, Geraldine 21,90 Grair, Ronald 21,96,108,130,142, 144.145.152 Crecne, James 21,96,130,131,132, 148 Hammerstad, Lavonne 21 Hankins, Robert 4,5,21,39,82,83,85, 97,117,120,146 Hansen, Charles 21,41 Hayes, Patrick 22,130,136 Heiligenthal, Robert 108 Heller, Paula 22,112 Henning, Karen 22,99 Herron, Penny 22 Hetzel, Betty 22,84,107 Hintz, Judy 22,84,85 Hitzeman, Barbara 23,83,85,107 Hofcr, Linda 23,112,117 Johnson, David 23,87 Johnson, Peter 23,94,96,103,122, 126,142 Jones, Jeanette 23 Jones, Robert 23,96,104,109, 130,132 Jonuska, Donald 24 Jorgensen, Karen 24,102,107 Kashuta, David 24 Kasputis, Charles 24,108 Kasputis, William 24 Kavanaugh, Richard 24,91 Kenney, Mary Jean 25,43,85,97, 101,111,116,117,124 Kilkenny, Philip 7,14,43,81,94,96, 97,117,122,130,133,136,137, 145,153,155 Kohn, Carolyn 25,85,97,101,116 Kozlowski, Ted 25,130,132,136, 138.152 Krabbc, Susan 25 Langenberger, Fern 25,111,112 Lindloff, Karen 25,107,111,112 Lock, Sally 26,94,102,103 Locy, Donna 26,84 Locy, Richard 26,104,105 Los, Francis 26 Loudenbeck, Pamela 26,107 Louis, Christina 26,92,93,116 McDonough, Marie 27,84 McIntyre, Evelyn 27 McLcrnon, Dan 27,96,102,130,131, 148,150 McQuality, Debbie 27 Madison, Gregory 27 Madison, Thomas 27,96,103,130, 131,132,148 Mathison, Joint 28,91 Matson, Paul 4,28,39,82,97,123, 142,163 Matzkc, Gerald 28,96,104,105, 109,130 Mccter, Karen 28 Mcsscrschmidt, William 28,96,148, 150 Mestan, Carol 28,110,111,112, 157 Meyer, Larry 29,96,130,152 Michalck, Michael 29,96,130, 162 133,145,148,163 Millard, Doris 29,99,100,110,111, 112 Millard, Sandra 29,112 Mudgett, Barbara 29 Mustin, Robert 29,83,85,96,108 Mwima, Elijah 20,41,91,95,97 Nelson, Alan 30,80,81,94,96,97, 102.146 Nelson, Judy 30 Nelson, Paula 30 Nelson, Steven 30,108 Neumcier, Marianne 30,94,97,102, 106,110,111,112 Newman, Cynthia 31,84 Nezki, Peter 31,83,85,92,96,130, 152 Nostrum, James 31,92,96,108,119, 130,133,148,150,151 O'Brien, Monica 31,98 O'Brien, Robert 31,96,108,117,119, 122.123.146 Osborne, William 31 Ostrum, Joan Kay 31,84 Owens, Theressa 32,85,103 Parr, Michael 32,88,108 Pegg, Cindy 32,94,99,102,114,115 Peters, Judy 7,32,80,81,85,107, 157 Peters, Lewis 32,105 Polasik, Donna 33 Roherty, Patrick 33 Rubcndall, Judy 33 Sargent, Patricia 33 Scharinc, Dale 33,87,97,108,142 Schircr, Linda 33,43,94,97,102,111, 112,123,163 Schleigcr, Bonnie 34 Schmid, Jennie 5,24,83,85,116, 120,121 Schmidt, John 108,147 Scholle, John 34,96,102,130,131, 132.136.145.152 Schultz, Robert 34,108,148 Scott, Donald 105 Seising, Ellen 34,84,90,106,111, 112 Sheahan, Phillip 4,35,39,83,85, 88,89,92,108,119,120,121,126, 152,153 Skelton, Michael 35,152 Snuddcn, Joyce 35,107 Spitz, Douglas 35,77,96,108,130, 132.152 Stafford, Jerry 35,85,116,117,119, 120,121 Starkweather, Betty 35,85 Era Staff 1 964 Editor-in-Chief . . . Terry Wilson Assistant Editor . . . David Flahivc Copy Editor .... Theressa Owens Photo Editor...........Toni Tifft Academic Editor. . . Pete Johnson Sports Editor..........Len Carlson Sports Assistant . . . Tom Madison Senior Editor . . . Sharon Cameron Senior Assistant .... Chris Brahm Junior Editor..........Sue Faber Junior Assistant.... Gail Thusius Sophomore Editor .... Sue Lyons Sophomore Assistant .... Kathy Petermann Freshman Editor. . . Jean Bellman Faculty Editor.........Sally Lock Business Manager .... Sue Seuser Sterkcn, Maurice 36,87,105 Stickney, William 34 Stonewall, Dennis 36,85,119 Strong, Robert 36 Sullivan, Barbara 36,100 Swets, Judy 36,97 Tschantz, Richard 37 Tsuru, James 37,102,108 Varoni, Elsa 37 Wagner, Betty 37,77 Wiedemer, Margaret 37,41,85, 97,98,106,111 Wilcar, Neal 37,109,147 Wilson, Ronald 38,41,92,96,130, 133 Wilson, Terry 14,96,103,108,119, 152 Wincapaw, George 38 Wincapaw, Katliryn 38,85,107 Woodard, Susan 38,99,101 Wuhrman, Cary 38,88,92,97,136, 147 Yant, Judy 38,80 Zalim, Linda 39,84,99 Zoeliner, Carl 39,96,109 Zolden, Tom 130 163 The staff of the 1964 Era would like to thank Mr. Dave Austin, Mr. Oliver Mourn and the Photo Club, Mr. John Cobb of the News Graphic, and Mr. A1 Petcrmann of the Enterprise for their help in obtaining pictures for the yearbook. We are also grateful for the courtesies and cooperation extended to the staff by the administration, faculty, and the student body. —Terry Wilson, Editor 164 Above: A short step toward disarmament was taken with cautious optimism with the signing of the limited nuclear test ban treaty in Moscow. Seated: See. of State Dean Rusk. Andrei Gromyko, Lord Home. Premier Khrushchev stands behind tsord Home next to l.’.N. Secretary General V Thant, Adlai Stevenson and U. S. Congressional leaders. Right photo: Red Chinese-Russtan relations worsened during the year as they battled for leadership of world communism. This Moscow meeting between Mikhail Susloo, left, and Teng Hsaio-Peng m August failed to produee accord. An unidentified priest went to the aid of a wounded soldier during a revolt in Venezuela. For this picture Hector Rondon won the 1963 Pulitzer Prize for news photography. World Events in Review—1963 Pope Paul VI began his reign after the death of Pope John XXIII. Pope Paul reconvened the Ecumenical Council and at year’s end planned an unprecedented journey to the Holy Land Left, below: Dr. Helge Ingstad, veteran Norwegian explorer found remains of a 9-house Viking settlement in Newfoundland dating 500years before Columbus Right A huge landslide into Vaiont Reservoir in northern Italy sent a wall of water into the valley below destroying Longarone and killing some 3fl00 people Abac Vietnamese tanks assaulted President Diem's palace during successful November coup which resulted in Diem’s death. Meanwhile, (color) US. adviser i continued working with Vietnamese troops in inconclusive fighting against Communist Viet Cong guerillas supplied from North Vut Nam. A new island, ltd mile long and 130 feet high, was born off southern Iceland from an underwater volcano. Hntain’s new prime minister. Sir i ec Douglas-Home, took office m November, after scandals shook Harold Macmillan's government. East- West tension continued: left; Gen. Chong of North Korea levels a pistol at U.N. spokesmen during discussions of armistice-violating raids at Panmunyom. Right; Russian attempts to control Allied access to Berlin failed m the face if western unity. This American convoy had been delayed 42 hours en route to the city.