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

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Rewards for jobs well done Boys’ home economics class, pirls’ home economics classes, and agricultural classes were available by ibis department. Future Farmers of America and Future Homemakers of America were student activity clubs which helped the students develop their special interests and were sponsored by the teachers in the applied science area. Students in these courses did well in state and national competition. Student Service 29

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li.irhara Shunk. head of the guidance depart ment. Kayntond Mortmger. guidance and work experience. emice Phair. nurse Mi » Shunk dUcussed post graduate business with I.i»i l.agg. Guidance and services for everyone The 1966-67 school year saw many changes. One of the many was in the guidance department. Mr. Mor linger had the job »f directing work experience along w ith guidance. Records of the students were gone over at least twice a year by Miss Shunk and Mr. Mortinger; they made Lynn Moorman talked with Mr. Mortinger about further schooling. sure the student' were ready for graduation. Mrs. Phair had a busy schedule, being ut the high school in the morning and at the grade school in the afternoon. She tried to keep health records of the students. Mrs. Phair talked to Sue McDonough about hrr health record. 28 Student Services

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There is a time to be mighty seniors. . . I I In ilirir unscheduled module . Morrenr l Ed StocfThan . and John Ludowfoe utilize the commons area. There was a tim« l« In a mighty senior, and this was their year. This year the Senior ('.lass elected Boh Blakely, president; Ron Stonewall, vice-president; Sandra Mawhinney, secretary; and Cheryl lledlund. treasurer. Peggy Sanders and Tom Pierson reigned over the Homecoming dance Yesterday. I he seniors also took homecoming honors by winning second place with We're expecting a victory.” Carol Hamilton and Dave Barber were chosen as the senior representatives to Prom. The time went very fast and they were sorry they didn't accomplish all that they set out to do. But they have left a mark on the school, a mark in classes, leadership, sports, and activities, a mark that will not soon he forgotten. Vicc-prrsidrnt Hon Stonewall Secretary Sandra Mawhinney Treasurer Cheryl lledlund 30 Senior-.