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

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Alice Ragland and Miss Shunk discuss future plans. Ve,-nice Phair, , ' K . . . ..Lx l Barbara Shunk guidance counselor Michael Ring. guidance counselor I'lUl'SE Counselors and urse Aid Students. Laws., ss., . ff Mrs. Stoll is guidance office secretary. As guidance counselors. Miss Shunk and Mr. Ring were kept busy working with students. Miss Shunk worked with the iuniors and seniors while Mr. Ring worked with the freshmen and sophomores. Mrs. Stoll, as the guidance office secretary, helped the counselors with students' records and corre- spondence. Mrs. Phair spent her mornings taking care of stu- dent health records at the high school. and spent her afternoons at the grade school. Becky Koepnick and Mr. Ring talk over scheduling problems, 7

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Board Works for Student Needs Delavan-Darien High School participated in the Charles F. Kettering Foundation's Institute for the Development of Education Activities CIDEA5 Nation- al Demonstration School Proiect. D-DHS was one of thirty-six schools chosen to participate in this pro- gram because of its leadership in educational ideas. The IDEA program provided for the addition of two new members to the administrative team. Mr. John Strauss was the Coordinator of Instructional Pro- grams. and Mr. John North was the Coordinator of Dissemination and School-Community Relations. Russell Stewart. president Irvine Llewllyn. vice president Wilbur Scott. treasurer Harold Knowlton, director - ,,,,g,.5 Alice Behlman clerk James Christianson, adm. building and grounds Richard Manske. superintendent Chris Poulos, principal William Van Lanen, assistant principal John Strauss. coordinator of instructional programs John C. North, coordinator of dissemination and school- community relations. Mrs. Hayes worked as secretary to Mr. Strauss and Mr. North.

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I . T. C -..rf ll . I . fi R - 1. ies. C 55.5-si f 1 . N. C. Huckaby Beauford B. Briedenstein Theodore J. Hoeveler Arnold J. Sparr James Hoehnke Russell Veitch Ralph Stock Rodney Patterson Donald LaVine Social Studies Cover Wide Range Mr. Hoehnke helps Ron Smith and Mick Buzzell with an assign- YTIEDI. The Social Studies Department under Mr. N. C. Huckaby. department head. shared room ll9 with the math department for teacher offices. In addition to the required social studies courses. several other courses were offered to interested stu- dents. Contemporary History. Comparative Govern- ment, Psychology, and Geography were among those offered. Using team teaching, courses such as senior Eco- nomics-Sociology were conducted with both large group lectures and small group classes. Some class- es such as Contemporary History met in seminar and discussion groups. Plans were considered for next year, to offer more elective courses to students interested in them. A poll was taken to determine the interests of the stu- dents in this area.