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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1969 volume:

ERA ’69 Volume XII Delavan-Darien High School 150 Cummings Street Delavan, Wisconsin Table of Contents Seniors Underclassmen Academics Organizations Student Life Sports Spring Activities 8 32 52 64 96 110 146 Tabic of Otnlcnts J j«m | oi|. s jo vi cumins SENIORS CLASS OF 69 Memories Are Made of Working Up From Freshman to Senior Freshmen tlu were iue jx rieneed; pushed and shoved by the up|x rclassmen, hut they learned to respect them They had their first and the school's last lionlecominn parade in I96(i. Duriii): pep assemhlies. their class was outstanding. w inning several cash prizes w Inch were used for their alentine s mixer Sophomores! Finally they could look down on someone, rather than Ireing looked dow u on l� all s sophomores, they had a hig adjustment to make from regular to flexible seheduling 1966-1967 was highlighted for them by l Christmas Mixer Their homecoming I loot wonlirst place with We'll lick defeat Their junior year was glorious with Love is Blue as the theme for their successful prom. The football team won the SIC conference title at Wilmot. and upon returning, were greeted by hundreds of enthusiastic fans at Tower Park. The basketball team also did well, finishing their year at sectionals in Racine Richard Carlson. President Susan Prahl. Vice-President Valerie oss. Secretary Susan Martin, Treasurer 10 Seniors Patricia A iuc Marie lberth Joanne Alder Kenneth nclum Mar rand a Bennett Aslicnfelter Robert shenlelter Denise Atkinson Marx ngnst Robert Beall (amstanee Betzer Donald Bigelow Seniors 11 Seniors Todd kaeliler. Paul enema, Mieliael Hti ell. and Dennis l.o lrrinan werr rltclnl rneudvrs n( SIX ll- unference I-«mMIs.ill lc«m Memories Are Made of . . . 12 Seniors William Bradford Rosemar Bralun Lonnie Brockwell Deborah Brooks Marlene Bultmun Janine Butts Michael Buxzcll Don ( atalano Linda ('lirist ian Richard Christman Diane ( ieslak James Cleveland Snake Dances and Bonfires Raymond ( off«ry Pal Conner Nanc Cowling William Cummings Karla I) ary Roln-rt Da idson Seniors II mi Dec ker Allen Dibble I .ee Djupman (Jail Dodge Sharon Dubey ( irl Duesterbeek Memories Are Made of. . . Football Marcia Duesterbeek anc Dwornik Edward Ekinan Jill Enright II Seniors Monica Kschcr John Kvuiis (Itiristino I- rieders George Gallagher Juanita (ioiizalfz icvcs (ion alc Championships—Cheers in Tower Park ■ v. Michael Gottsehalk Cand Grail Barbara Grams Dianne Granser Senior girl' served refrwhrmMits .it the llomeiorning dunce Seniors 15 Gerald Greeim aid Frances Gregg Michael Crcthcr Sharon Grossman Ellen Hamilton I .inda I larvey Memories Are Made of . . Senior Bov IV p (lliil) added spirit and humor to a basketball guim 16 Seniors Wendx llcdlund I .awrence 1 Idler (George I lennerlv I )elmer I lisel I lenry I l H kstra I )onald I loevrler Times of Fun and Laughter Kuso I lollisler (larol Holt Joseph I Iordan Joanne Iverson Marx Jeninga Klaine Johnson Seniors IT I .esik Johnson I .ois Johnson Gary Jordan Karl Jut Memories Are Made of . . . k. W William Julz Todd k.u hh r Ralph Kurnphuis kl L Thomas Karehor Mary karstctter I.inda Killoy IS Seniors (jiincl eager rejoice after a cltw u in over (Jreendul'' Experiences and Lasting Friendships C.'al in Kirclioff Da ill klmus I)a id Kl ein Michael Knclil Philip Koepnick liutli Kiwclie Senior' 1W Bert k metier N ay ne kiihnkc Patricia Lunglmlf (iconic I .ccs John Lefcl Marianne I Jchtcnschopf Memories Are Made of . . (a na i.imlloff William I innenknhl Bruce l.ogterman Dennis I.overman Janice I.ogtcrman aleric Long 20 Seniors (IrU’Slr I opc z I .ois I .os I ,aiice I .oiidcnl cck Konald I .oudon icki Madison !arla Martinctli That Night at Prom 21 Senior relax ilnrini’ .1 lunch mod iii the Snulli (luminous rthur Maw liinne Mary Mc(Tide Robert McIntyre Linda Moore Dean NeJspn Jerr Nelson Memories Are Made of . . . Mark Nelson Randall Nelson Theresa N ieuwcnliuis Joseph O Brien 22 S n� ors Michael Brien (allterine O’Donnell Susan Oertel Michael Ohl Bolter! (Kerlieek Marla Palmer Experiencing Flexible Scheduling Karl Peek Jon Pederson Man, Petkoff Susan Phelps Paul enema tries to escape from pursuers tn .1 namr at W alert ovs 11 Seniors 23 k.ircn Prtller Ralph Pounder Jail l‘ rz Richard Kadtke Phyllis Hack Donald Kalin Memories Are Made of. . .Working As I imotliN Ransom Sandra Reum (‘liar If tie Robinson l.arr Rosenerans Rolx-rt Ro ajcwski (!lirr I Ktibcndall 2-1 Scmorv t,up|M ll.i Mime .il .1 nuMiuiriul service Iii IcI lor Mr I Slurtov.ini a Class Toward Common Goals Kathleen Himkle Jean Sanders Gar Sanford (Georgia Sawteile I homas Scharinc James Selienrman 2.i Seniors Memories Are Made of . . . Studying 2 i Senior' Randy Sehniek Oar Schrocdcr Trudie Schroeder W a uo Sclmcnke Patricia Schultz James Schultz Klleu Schlichcr ( hrisline Schneider Jess Schlioger Kathleen Schlieger Hard to Achieve Final Goals Shar ii Sisk Pamela Smili Ihmald Smith Pamela Starin (•ar Stelmit I .aw re nee Stiekne Seniors Elaine Storck Kraiiklin IVran I’liilip IVrmaat Daniel Thomas Donald Thomas Jane! Thompson Memories Are Made of . Todd Tifft I'red Tomko Man I de (!her I I tiger Patricia Vanl ken Paul enema 2-S Sen ion I .inda Wrdick Mark idus K.it hi ecu ines Russell riezen John W'uligora Susan W aligora Pondering Over Future Plans IVrranec Walsh Shirley am C land ice Weher Sandra Vel� er Michael W eln-rpal John VVeiland Seniors 29 F.lainc Welch Kay monel icdincr (Charles Williams Jennifer ippich Debora Woods Thomas «k!s Caryl Yadon Jand aim lU'lx-cca Y.i lx-c mlrew York Jon a I mi BeverK Sterken :J0 Seniors Memories Are Made of . . Final Good-byes at Graduation Their senior year is here at last. High school has brought them many memories, both good and bad The Seniors began their year with the election of class officers. Richard Carlson as President..Susan Prahl as V ice-President. V alerie Voss as Secretary and Susan Martin as Treasurer Vt the beginning of their senior year, their class suffered the tragic loss of Mr. Joseph Slurtevant after I).O's first football game lie played a big part in the success ol their prom as an advisor Homecoming quickly came and passed with the seniors taking first in every event I lien Hamilton and James Cleveland reigned as Queen and King over the activities Vs the year passed they saw their last football game as students in I)-OHS. and also their last VIS Sadie Hawkins Day dance Our seniors witnessed many changes in their four years new teachers, a new school system and unlike other classes, an entirely new administration Memories arc made of the trials and tribulations they faced as they worked up from young freshmen to mighty seniors The class worked together and met their problems head on Too soon, the time came for them to bid D-DHS and all underclassmen farewell. I'lie work o| I Ik- Senior CLyr Senior 1 32 Underclassmen UNDERCLASSMEN I ndcrvliu-smcn 13 ;jr Sisk (’resident I'.itti Milts ice-President Caroline W 'fit’ll Secretary Bonnie l.agg Treasurer juniors Aim for Success I'lie 1968-69 year started off with the election of officers Elected to serve the Junior Class were Cars Sisk. President; Patti Miles, Vice-President; Caroline Welch. Secretary; and Bonnie Lagg, Treasury. Representatives to the Student (lounoil were Dehhie Olson, Dehhie Benson, Tint fully. Kim Westcr-gaard. Dehhie ruhauer. Hal (Jolladay. and Jim Dunham. In the f ield Da events, the Juniors took third and the representatives to the Homecoming Dance were Caroline Welch and Ocoff Moran. The Juniors also sponsored a mixer featuring the Potential Difference’ from Burlington The Class of ”70 ’selected. Look of Love, as the title of their prom. Sharon Bvrnev Cindy Sr user, mid Sharon Morgan w c irk hard on the junior class hullway during homecoming week Juniors Aduev, Mar) Allen, Patty lmond, James Ambrose. Sue1 Andersen Kristine Baerlmck Marlene Bakko Pamela Barber. Thomas Harden, Helen Barnes, Carol Heliltn.in, John Br il. Patrick Benson. Debbie Beverl. William Boss. C diaries Boss, Daniel Botltclle. Michael Bradford. Krts Braenne, Bonald Hrandnei Matthew Bros old James Bruce. Michael Bolt man. Shirles Bs me, Barbara B rues, Sharon Calbim. Judith lame roil, Dale (Jumemn. Bichard Cardoni, Roger Curlseh, Helen .'humbcrlm. Bick Chaney. Bruce Christiansen David Christiansen Paula ( obb. ( liarleue ,'offe) . Bit bald Collard. Joann (ions table. blame Costello, Debra Cowling, l.oicttu ( riblx'ii Thomas Dangerfield. Debbie I lie innior elass hallway . Well hew Demons Like Wc I bow RccuuuV look second plats' in hallwas competition Juniors :JT Davis. Diane Decker. ( instance Decker. Dianne IX'dtfrich, Frank Dexohm’r. Craig DillenUik Christy Juniors study In the student library Juniors Have Choice Of Ring DohU-rt. Donald Dowse. Kathy Druses, Curmin Dunukin. Joan Dnnconih. Ronald Dunham. James Earnest. Richard Edmunds. Mehnls Egnoski. Holier! Erickson. alerie Eagan. Kelli Fehrm. Kaymond Galles Kathleen (Gallup. James Gallup. Joann Cassen. Paula Gasch. Cheryle Col I ad ay. Hal (ionzalcz. Oscar Grams, John Greensvuld. Gloria Guzman. Ismael Hammett. Michael Hanna. Gary Harmon. Jacqueline Heller. Suzettc Hernandez. Domingo Herron. Mary Hirte. Susan Hisel. Patricia Holt. Margaret Holt, William Hopkins. Gary Hudlik. Susanne Isherssood, Joyce Iverson. Donna Jacobson, Joyce Jeninga. John Johnson. Stanton Johnson. Kristi Johnson. Terrunce Jutz. Glndy 36 Juniors Karstetter, John Kemp, Kart'ii Kief. Deborah Kimclburg. lun Kilkenny. Connie Kochi, Barbara Koehler. John Krause, W'avne Kuckcr, Daniel laigg, Bonnie l amb. Jenny Lambert. Sandra lame. Cary Lees. James Lenz. Joyce I.iden. Suzanne Lopez, Modesto I .U do wise. Btchard (.undine, William Maw cry, Bruce McClellan. Paulette McCoy, Dennis McCoy. Laurie McCinms. Man Miles. Patti Millard. Kenneth Millard. Roger Monroe. (diaries Juniors Sponsor Homecoming Mixer Monroe. Madred Monroe. Mary Ellen Moran, Geoff Morgan. Karen Morgan. Sharon Neubauer. Debra Neubauer, Donna Neumeier. Donald Nichols, James Nickels, Michael O’ Brien. Gloria Old. Randall The Junior class miser ssas a big success. 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Frank Wingren, Vines Winn. F.ugeue Woodard ('urol Wright. Steven Wr6l� el. Janies Yadon, I’.imela York. Thomas ..ik Barbara ea. Iimoths Zimmerman. las- Juniors Think of the Future Juniors s| end much of their time during the lunch mods talking of future events LKFT TO RIGHT thes are I) Benson. I Dunakiu. J Jacobsen, I) Neubauer. ami (' kitkcuns tL M liimlrllo lloll President Jnllll Woods Vice-President Kathy Jedlkka Secret art Susie I'tiger Treasurer Sophomores: the Largest Class I'lif Sophomore class lx gan I hi y ear l placing second in I hr Homecoming activities The Homecoming representatives were Sherri Murphy and Jim karstetter This year all the classes were to decorate a hall for homecoming, and the Sophomores rated third place. Serving the class of '71 as class officers for Student Council were: Burdette Holt, president: John Woods, vice-president; Kathy Jcdlicka, secretary, and Sue I tiger, treasurer. The Sophomore members in Student Council were, R it a Moser. Stanley Kcy-ser. Stcphie () keefe, Beeky Keopriick. I.inda Olson and Steve I .arson. l o add to their success the Sophomores won two cheering contests in a row. at the first two pep assemblies Sophomore Student Council members I.EFT TO RICIIT. TOP HOW: Rit., w, ,.,. |.j„da Olson. Stan Key-ser BOTTOM ROW: Supine O keefe and lieckey Koepniek to Sophomores Attending D.D.H.S. Black. ('oilern Blukely. Cindy Bl.mke, V«ynr Boniface. Chad Booth. I.mda Boviall. Theresa Braenne. Hod Brockwell, Way nr Brovohl, John Brow n. Charles Brown. Kay Brusu. Angie BurgsN-de. John Byrrlrv. David (luirns. Karen !nrcy Way nr ( 'orison, l.uann Carlson. U illiani ('ary . Drhru Caulfield. Jumn Chu|)in. Jacquelyn ( hrsitianson. Karl ('hrotiamon. Dan Coleson, Norman ( omptou. Dana Cooper. Donna Coronudo. Maria ow ling. Patricia ('ratscnlierg, Dan (.ribbon. Dan Cruiz, l.ydia Davis, Hand Davison Jeff Deal Ruth Dollies. Duncan Dobbert. Holier! Dodge. Jack Drain. Daniel Drost, Daniel Duestcrlieek. David Dunwiddic. Hon Kkman. I.eunne Sophomores l| I rii k'Mii. David Kvuitt (••III I'rrhm. I.arrx Irmson, Bands (•alliip. Dean Garcia. Soled.ill (.ussen, Vines Gilford. Roln-rta Gofl Debra (ioodger. Dolorct Grantee. David (.rani Kodnex (•reideiius. Belts (duller. KhIh'It Hainan Sandra Hamilton Susan Haulm Rocky Hart. Decks Hartman l.inrla Ha ile v. JmU 11.(1 Robert I Idler. Doyle Heller, lim Heller. Wends llrnncrly. I'rcd II.K'kvta. Bernie Holden. HlizaU'th Holman, R. ROr Holt. Rurdftle Hopkins Donna Hopland (k'hard Ilorbelt. Killcn I Iordan. John Inshuren. Janice Ishcrxvond (.'herxl Sophomore Spirit Leads to Second Place in Homecoming Activities James. Denier Jansen. Russell Jedlirka. Kathy Jensen. Janet Johnson. (land Jurgens. Pamela Jurgens. William Jut . Berks Kan her Jerry K arc Iter. Susan Karlinsks. Ronald Karstetter. James Kells Patrick Kemp, Mirk kexrser. Stanley Kit man. Russell klemehart. Russell Kline. Dennis King. I.orna Kocpmck lk-eky Koerner. Mike 12 Sophomores (irrta t tiger. Sophomore representativein the water lullnoucontest gravp-. the winning halloon Krnnyevehl (ieralil Krueger. ( arol Krueger. Ellen Kilt Mary l.umh. Jndv Lange, (imp I ange, Mike I .arvin. Stove Larsen, fern Leek Mike l.ogterm.iii. (Veil Logterman. Delbert Logterman. Willard law. Kulli LuO'Onh(i|). Kathy Markgral, Joan Marneann. I)jm I Metcalf. KtKlney Meyer. ('hristim1 Miller. Steve Mnehrke. Robin Moore, Diane Morgan. Dorothy Morri.Non, Rhonda Moser. Rita Muehe. K.it hern Mueller. Mike Monger, harlrs Monger Muriel Murphy. Shcrrll Moth, Mike Nielson. Hn hard Neomeir. Margaret Niiekcls. Krancene iew eilhllis. Rolx-rt Sophomores 1} Norton, John Nostrant. David onnrr. Cathy Oertel, titanic O'Keefe. Stephanie Olson. I imla O'Neill, Tim Osliorne. Jim Os t rum. Kenneth Overhcek Sandra Part ridge, Tony Peek. Donna Peters. Bruce Peters, I .auric Peters, Ku hard Peterson. Gayle Peterson. Steve Petkoff, Gordon Phillip . Dale Phillips. Pam Porter. Lorn Potter. Debbie Pounder. Mi Id res Putman. Diana Pyrz, Debra Ransom. Charles Hatslaff, Lee Ann Ray. Vicki Read, Tom Redenius. Bruce Reece. Carol Reimer. Patricia Ret lalf. Margie Richardson. Lynn Rocker. Deborah Students Await Their Opportunity at the Wheel Rosejewski, Jeff Sass telle. Jeff Schauer, Jean Schell. Kenneth Sehcunemann. Craig Schlelger. Debra Schmid. Gail Schrader. Cliff Schultz, Richard Scott. Mike Sisk. Sandra Skogen. Ken Smiley. Glen Smith. Roger Snudden, John Sterken, Cary Sterkcn. Warren Steurer. Barbara Sturtcvant. Carla Tcich. Robert Termaat, James •14 Soptiomore Thomas. Sandra Thompson. Scott Torrcnga. Ihris Tsakiri, Alin mu Tullv. Andrew Tnlly. Patricia Utiger. Greta Utiger, Susie VanMeet. Lori Vanderkooi, Rodney NV'aligora. Lyle Wallace. Karl Walters, .me Warn. Marilyn Weber. Mike Wcberpal. Carolyn Weleli. Michael Welch. Kllcn Wenzel. I.inn Westphal. Clifford Whalen. Margerct Wiedmeyer. jerilon W'ilke, Susan Wilson. Thomas Wincapaw jim W.hkIs. John Yungerm.m. Ronald Zca. Kirk Zimmerinunn. Sarah fOCLAVAN DARIEN HIGH SCHOOL ' DRIVER EDUCATION CAR | m' . Scott Thompson and Clifford W'estphal are listening to instructions in driving, given to them by Mr Ricln Sophomores -15 Sam kilkcnm I'rcsklcnt Klrntl Rnhinsnn in- President Nancy Winn Secretary Denise- Slack Treasurer Frosh Tackle First Year Tin chiss � l 1972 began their four years In electing Kevin Kilkenny to ! e their president Ivlrod Robin-son .is vice-president; Nancy Winn, secretary, ami Denise Slack, treasurer Student ( ouncil representatives were Dick Danielson, Dob Phelps. Don Miukle-man. Jody Olcsky. Mag Smiley, and Kllen iedenhoeft lthoiigh the freshmen came in fourth in the Home- coming events, they did gain an outlook at high school life and activities. Denise Slack ami Dick Danielson were the representatives for the class on Homecoming court The class advisers were Mr lireidenstein. Miss Da vidson, Mr Dillner. Mrs. Hefty. Mr. Holman. Mr Huckabv. Mrs Johnson, Miss Kober. Mrs VIetzke. Mr Patterson. Mr. Heed, and Miss Smith Freshman student council representatives were; BOTTOM ROW: KUcn W ledcnhocft. Mag Smiley, anti J' b { '! Phelps. Dick Danielson, jimI Don llinklenian ■16 Freshmen Albert It Arnold Vilen. ('.landia Almond Phyllis Aranda. Audelin August. David Baudloss (Gregory Barber. Paid Burnt . Terri Bate . Laurie Beall Toni Bell. Scott Benson. James Benson Leigh Berg Karen 1 and Plan for Second Bergeron. Debbie Beuciis, Kathy Beycrl. Boltert Hmstock. Sandy Boness. Katin Boss. Way tie Bmiall. John Brandncr. (, y ntlna Brovold, Nancy Brown, Betty Brow n. Boy Bullock. Dennis all.dun. (’hervl (Tallinn. James .‘arlson. Bonnie Carlson. Roller! ( arlson. Steve Case. Sails ( hristrnun. Bussell Clowes. Kay ( nidi. Bauds (loehoorn. I.arrs Cook. Creg Costello. I ind.i (IratsenlKTg. Terrs Cm , lurry Dangcrfield. Karen Danielson Diek Deal. Timothy Decker. I’attie Dederis h. Mary Derge. Donald Dobbert, Kenneth DoIkK . James Dodge, Bobert Dossse. Debbie Driscoll. Mary Duesterlieek, Bill Dunbar, Jeff Dsvornik. Diek Kdiininds. Donald I rekfrit Jean Freshmen IT F.shf nlf It Belli Fvutiv Sails h'Ulhmtmu'. I’aiil l''lllli . Pal Fleming. Pat Friederv Kathv CaHa lier Pamela Gullughei Penm Cur a. I 1.11it.1 nt ma (.ollatiax |ii|iii C(m«u� , I ti|H Crams. Hiek Cregurich, Daniel (aether Gregg C rill in Marx Culler. Betsv CuiulerMin Gregg Hummerstad. Saiulx Haim. (iuildkr Hanna. Mark Hardin, Jeff Frosh Complete Their First Year Heller Kevin IliliMe. ( iinnif Ilinkleman. Don Holden. Ham Holt. Jeff llorgun, Jelf Hnrlielt, Ilene Hoo verson Ikmcr lludlik. ( liriv Hunsaker. Bob hold. Peggv Johnson, Chase Jordan. Bob Johnson. Ilenrv Freshmen make use of the new Math Resource C enter Jut . David Kelsey, Mary Kaehler l.vnn Kemp. John Kennev. John Kilkenny. Kevin Kilrov. David Kiev m. I.ee Klein. Paula -IS Freshmen Kline, Katin Knnloskv. Tom Kowulke, I .ymi kraavevold. James Krause. Handall l-ange. Martin Mr Bronson helps Jem Korean with general business Leek. Jim l.ees. Pat tv Lidcn. Rolycrt Linnenkohl, Paul Long. Yvonne Lopez. Goanno la� . Harvey I .ouilnn, Steve Luin. Patricia McClellan. Patrlc McGill, (larlm McGill, Mary McKinney, Kathy Madison Shorn M rkgarf. John Martin, Cynthia Martin. Mike Mutousck. John Maurer, John Merrill, Kathv Metcalf. (iindv Meyer. Peter Meyers, Steve Mohr. Candice Monroe. Joe Monroe. Margaret Moorman. Cynthia Morones, David Mueller, Laura Mullen, Mary Murphy, Jarni Nemitz, Vicky Neumeister, Debra Niekob, Janel Nickels. Richard Freshmen -19 OBrien ll«tr O Dipriio. (.ns O Donnell, Mike ) K«lr. I llll I In Irrshnian Inothall team placed W it mot .it Uelnvuu desks Jods Olson, Benmt-Olsort, J1 liit Palma. t harlcs Pearce, lkr Peck. John Peters. Jeaninr Peterson. hervle Pelknlf. Joan Phelps. Bill Phelps. Boll Pierson, Daniel Plesve. Diane Porter Scott Pounder. John Oiiatle. Jan Rad). Bolun Richardson Itolnn Bohlnson, l'lr«kI Roberts Keith Rosenoran , Delim Ro ajessski. Steve Ruiz. Krnest Salas Magdalena Si happe. John Si huppe Mars Seharine. Dennis Seharine. Jim Schuiier, Tons Sehauf Mike Si heurell. James Sehlicher. Joe Schmid. (:hris Schrniil. Murcia Schmidt Scott Scott (Ml lee n Scott Kenneth Shafer. Ronald Sheean. Shirk's Shepard. Dehhie Sikes Bartel Slaek. Denise 50 I'reshmen Snyder Joint Sontag, JoAiutc Steinlseck. Steve Sterken Chervl Sterken. Lester Stonewall Janet St r ohm Gregg Smiley Maty.tret Swogcr. W ilium Tovlnr. Brut! Celt’ll. Kichard Teq)Stra. (iharlet rh(iltl.ft, James liflt. Terry Cjecrdama. Sherry Toikiihn. Dirk Clicker. Lori t dey. John Van lie Bogart. I.orcrn Varoni. Klaine ' enema. Gloria ' enema. Bonnie Villarreal, Tony ' on Ogden. Donna ard. Pamela 'Vassrl. Steve Welch. Kavla-ell Wenzel. Sue escort, John Whalen. Marx us Wicdenhnefl Ellen Williams. Sandra Williams. Sue Wilson. Mark Wilson. Marx In an assembly Mike Schauf shows his magic abilities Wilson, Tom mn. Nancy Wlpplch. henid Woods. Pal Wrolx-1. John 'ruing Terry Freshmen 51 ACADEMICS F C V'orlop W Zimmerman New Administrators Come to D-DHS A. Rchlinun J. Christianson I Llewellyn I) McGinnis W Scott R Stoss art 1 Administration Guidance Staff — Students Map Goals Well-known persons seen during the day throughout the halls or in their offices were D-DIIS guidance counselors; Miss Shunk. Mr Ring, and Mr Schmidt. Vocational students are now more personally aided in choosing an appropriate field of study for future occupations. Miss Shunk. senior counselor, guided graduating students in their choice of colleges and Professions For the underclassmen, both Mr Ring and Mr Schmidt assisted students in correlating courses with abilities and future plans. Ctiidancr -Vi N Barber VV. Daumier I. Mrldtr R Pickering K Scott J Smith it lav lor L. Zd I Several Media Relate Communication Spanning the vistas of communication. Delavan Darien’s Knglish department was constant!) adopting new techniques of teaching. All Knglish teachers introduced students to well-known authors and their works, while reading classes increased accurate and rapid reading skills. Each teacher tried to create a challenge to tax the students ability to comprehend Composition classes emphasized general writing skills to prepare pupils for college and future work Miss Smith acts out one scene from lliicklcl crr Finn for one of her large groups. 56 Knglish History Facets Merge Doctrines of Man’s Cultures Teaching the students to understand and participate in the social, economic, and political problems of today was the main function of the social studies department. Realizing the need for knowledge ol the leaders and culture of our country, the school offered many varied courses to link the present to the past American history taught the heritage of the country and related concepts of our country to everyday life. Seniors were required to take Economics and Sociology. The study of world history helped students gain a better knowledge of today's world by correlating events of yesteryear u it h today. First Semester interns were Biology t Auliey. History I) Vmetil, Kng-lisli. W frbani.ik B Breidemtein ) Hoclinki-T. Hire voter Huekuby I) 1.4Vini-R Patterson R Stock r Vdteh Sou.il Studies 57 Commercial Skills Open Doors of Business World In ils quest to teach students the fundamentals of business, the business department attempted to create typical office conditions In the utilization of modern oil ice machines. Students received a background in business math, business Knglish. shorthand, bookkeeping, and typing, and those in office practice acquired secretarial experience. Mi Barbara Stark, first semester business intern, prepare for one of her classes 58 Business Technical Skills Symbolize Industry j J DilIiht I) llevsent haler I’ l.rnh.irt llu Industrial Arts Department offered courses in hart taught Woodworking, and Mr Dennis lies- woods, metals, and engineering drawing Students sent haler taught Mechanical and Architectural liecamc familiar with basic tools and techniques. drawing. Mr James Dillner taught Metals. Mr Philip Leu Ag and Home Ec Prepare for Future J Haag (• Holm.m l Scluurell Mr Donald Klahcn. Agriculture student tcachcr. instructs one of ties, students on tlu use of farm implements Applied Science Industrial rts R Rcrkompa I) Dutcher C klumh ) Muchlcr T Scharfenbcrg Their concern . . . Safety and Fitness. Through intensive indoor and outdoor gym classes, students became more physical l fit They learned skills in Tennis, archers, golf, basketball, volleyball, swimming. g mnastics. and track. Driver Education is a two phase program. The first phase is in the classroom, where students learn the- fundamentals of safe-driving. The second phase is Ik-hind the wheel, where students learn b ex| cricnc-ing highway and urban driving conditions. t. Cox J Ritchie Mr Outcher represented the junior ela� in the homecoming pie eating contest 60 I lealtli aiul Sufctv (. Dr IniwcMo I’ Xnimun Reed rtisticall inclined students tried their hands at pottery, mosaics, graphic arts, and painting. The a capella choir, hand, orchestra, and music theon classes pro-vidc outlets for those with music ability Foreign languages iudoctrinc tin- students with the essence of communication. The foreign languages offered were French. Spanish, and German. Lai helped students to speak more fluently and to comprehend more readily, furthering the ties of understanding. Mr Neuman, band director, nives band lesson Avenues of Communication S Davidson D llcssner I Johnson J Methcunv b mr rts and I iinguatn 61 TOI ROW: I Clifton M James. R Kvlsvy M J Kobcr. P Until BOTTOM ROW: O Minim, H. Pierson I) Teesch I W.ill� orK Theories Synthesize Doubts Into Certainties Soaring into the exactness of the mind is a lull-lime job lor students in the math anti science departments Precision is a much strivcd-for goal, yet the student is not stifled in creativity. It is the aim of these departments to encourage the student in pursuing his interest as far as possible Mo. Kelsey explains u problem to tier students � 2 Mulli and Science Cookx Mrs I) Kooistra Mrs B Sicbcrt Mrs M llipp. Mrs !• Sicrt. Mrs K. Wemlorf Janitors Mr A Hctlruius. Mr C Wiser. Mr. W W'endorf. Mr M Krlirrn Mrs Djtiptnaii. Librarian Mr Race. A-' I'cchnicton S«-rs h«s 63 ABOVE: I hr Madison Street Guild pluved for I hr AKS mixer UK.Ill: Connie Hctzcr .uul Susan Phelps traveled 41)road with the summer exchange program 1st ROW; M McGladr, B Rsrne. S Phelps. M Uchcrtschlof. I Terran, ( Betzer, B Yazlrec. N Dwornik S. Sisk. J Lees. 2nd ROW: V Brusa. K Morgan, J Gallup, K Welch. S Hirte, M Monroe, M (,)uinn, J Wippich, ( I tiger. J Collard 3rd ROW; Sturtcvunt. C Welx-r, C Sucmt. (. Welch. C. Johnson. J Alder, k Dowse, G Green-waid. VI L’des. P Conners, k l agan 4th ROW; C Decker, K Schlicker. I) Noubauer. v Morgan, J Enright. M Ducsterlieck. R Moehrkc. K Krueger. S Byrnes ( Dillenbeck. D. Benson, C. Frieders. J Sheurinan BACK ROW; K Guiles I) Keif. S. Rettm. I. Christian. C O'Donnell. G Lees. M Buzzcll G Moran, M Baerbock, C Casch, D Danger-field. G Lindloff. ( ( MS TOP LEFT: Nancy Dwnrnik l« ft) and Caroline Welch (right) were selected to go abroad in 1969 TOP RIGHT: Prank Teran. the KS student from Ecuador. look through tin- library card catalog ABOVE: Marianne Eichtenschop from Austria ponders a book in the school library A.F.S. Promotes International Friendships Two FS students were sent to Deluvan in 1968 and 1969. Marianne I .ich tense It op from Austria lived with the Wayne Utiger family, and Frank Tcran from Ecuador lived with the James Lees family Two Delavan students went abroad on the summer exchange program in 1968. They were Connie Bet er, who went to Italy, and Susan Phelps, who went to France. In February 1969. Nancy Dwornik was accepted and traveled to Chile for the year abroad program. Caroline Welch was selected for the 1969 summer program The AFS club sponsored the annual Twerp Dance and AFS Carnival. Meetings were held monthly, and various interesting programs and activities were held at these meetings. Mrs. Ruth Kelsey was the adviser for AFS Club. AES 67 Rembrandt s Paradise — Room 113 Art club members participate m special projects Kvery Tuesday evening several avid workers could be found busily constructing projects or enjoying a lively business meeting in room 113. All interested Delavan-Darien students were eligible to join in the activities. With usually four meetings a month, one was dedicated to business and presided over by Cheryl Utiger. In her absence. Geoff Moran stepped in to conduct the meetings. Robin Moehrke was occupied as the club s secretary-treasurer. The business meetings were mainly for discussion and planning, whereas the other meetings were used to complete projects that were limited by time and space in the classroom Mr. DeFrancesco, the art teacher, advises the group. FRONT ROW: I Yadon D Neubauer t Monroe C Barnes N1 Sanders. B. Crcidenus. ( t'liger. M Schmid BACK ROW: F I'eran. WcIht SECOND ROWj E Hamilton B Moehrke. J Cleveland. G Moran. R I.udowise, J. Schrurman, D Rahn (kS Art Club A-V Hosts WAVY Convention A- club hosted the Wisconsin Audio-Visual Youth ('onvcntion DDKS projection equipment i being oltscrvcd by other members of the organization. The A-V Club is a service organization w hich offers help to both students and teachers The members learned the operation of projection equipment and offered assistance in this field throughout the year The club met during the members free mods each week. A- participants from DDKS became state officers this year in the Wisconsin Audio-Visual Youth Organization. Tom Cribben was voted president. Tim O Neill, vice president; Connie Decker, secretary; and Laurie Cowling, treasurer. The special activity for the year was the WAVY convention which 1)1)1 IS hosted in October, 1968. Officers for the 1968- 69 school year were Tom Cribben. student director, and Tim O’Neill assistant student director Mr. Warren Race was the advisor. O'Neill, and N Cowling. BACK ROW: R Vriczcn. I) Christum-sen. T Cribben. H Holden, and advisor. Mr Warren Race. A-V Club «) FRONT ROW: T Walsh. J Wescott. L Cowling. C Decker, and D. Cameron. SECOND ROW: M I ange. f) Klawcs, T Cometeer Staff Brings School News Linda Harvey, co-editor of this year s Comeleei Dehby Brooks. Ron Smith, and Rick Carlson working hard on layout lor the paper This year’s Comeleer was headed by co-editors, Linda Harvey and Hick Carlson. The staff wasn't quite as large as last years’, so the had to work all the harder. The objective of the Cometeer was to provide the entire school with news and editorials. News Bureau sent news from our school to other newspapers. The advisor was Mr N. C. Huckaby. FRONT ROW: I) anDrBogart. P Mile , K Roherty. j l.ainh. R Smith. J Wippich SECOND ROW: M Adnev. C. Linloff. D Masses. I Christian. L Harvey THIRD ROW: B Ashcnfeltcr C Williams. R Loudon. S. I'tiger. J. Wciland BACK ROW: Mr Huckabs. advisor. I) Nelson, R Carbon. C Moran, and P Vcnema 70 (lometecr FRONT ROW: Hhimi, P. Woody B Ksclienfrldt. S Martin. J Alder, K Dowse. B YuxInh . N Dwornik N1 Holt. I) Van IX-Bogert, II. ( arisen SECOND ROW: J l.iml). I) Nenltauer, M Fries. M Smiley. l Dederieli. ( Stnrtcvant, B Cuilcr, F Craff. ( I'orrenga M McCludr Mrs Met Ice, advisor THIRD ROW: S Williams. K I .man, M Palmer. I'snkiris. F Fobl . A Decker. O. Callahan. I langlioff. F. I.indlofi BACK ROW. I) Dwornik. B Faun I Olson, J Scharinc. J Collard I- Krueger. R. Vrlezen. M Baerlmck. I. Christian. I) Benson New This Year — A Spring Era This soar, the yearbook stalf planned an Kra that was published and issued in the spring. The advantage is that the seniors will receive their yearbooks IxTore they graduate. The yearbook was planned and produced at Wednesday night meetings. The spring Kra, however, has required stiffer deadlines for the staff, which is headed by Nancy Dwornik, editor, and JoAnn Alder, assistant editor. Mr Met k advisor, helps N Dwornik and J Alder Kra 71 FROM ROW: P Slack l I'den. D VanDeBogert. M Holt. Uen. J Alder. K Dowse, Graff, M Adney BACK ROW: B SECOND ROW: D Klawes. M Baerbock. D Brooks. II Car- shcnfeltcr. C Williams R riezen, R Carlson I) Nelson Society Honors Top Journalists Quill and Scroll Is an international honor society for high school students who have done exceptional work on a school publication. The officers for the 1968-69 year were Rick Carlson, president; Mary Udey, vice-president; Russell Vriezen, secretary; JoAnne Alder, treasurer; and Pat Slack, serjeant-at-arms. The club advisor was Mr. N C Huckabv One of the 26 members. Linda Harvey, won second place in the annual Governor s Trophy Competition at Madison in October. This competition measured the contestants ability to observe an event and write a newspaper article about it. All Quill and Scroll Members got a subscription to Quill and Scroll magazine and a pin. Here. Linda 11 arses. second place winner in I lie annual Govcr-nor’s Trophy Competition, looks at a newspaper article about the event Mr. Iluckuhv, the Quill and Scroll advisor, reads over her shoulder 72 Quill and Scroll Members oft he debate team were: B Holt, I. Vandehogart, G Shelley. C Welch. I). Vandcbogarl. K Graff s (.ambert .null) Kiel Students Debate The debate topic for the 1968 season was Resolved: that the United States should establish a system of compulsory service for all citizens.” The debate team traveled to several tournament meets and participated in state competition meets. In the state competition meets, the team went as far as district. Draft Controversy where they received a 3 win — 3 loss score The team also traveled to meets at Wilmot, where they placed third, and at Stevens Point. West Allis, Milwaukee. Germantown, and Oconomowoc. Coaches for the debate team were Mr. Robert Scott and Mr Robert Taylor. Leslie Johnson. Mary Me Glade. Kamli Graff, and Caroline Welch display the trophy their team won at the Wilmot tournament Debate 73 Student Council Members I KON I ROM I) Slack I Wiedenhocft R Holt, s O'Keefe. J V(kkI K ledlicku. B Phelps. VI Smiles Wimt. Vow SECOND ROM : K Kilkenny. Dworuik. P Miles . S Pruhl. I) Neuhauer. ( Betzcr. S Martin. R Koepnick, C Welch, S UtiR-er, K Robinson THIRD ROU : J lder. M l.ichtenschopf, S Larson. B Lagjt. j Oleksy. J Dunham. D Benson. R Danielson, II Colladay. R Moser. I) Hinkelman KOI R'l'll ROW: K Paterson. S. Phelps, C Yadon, J Nelson T M'oods. A Decker, C Sisk. S Keyzcr T Tully K Watcrgaanl, R Carlson Student Council members light the first DDIIS Inin fire held in ten years. T4 Student Council and Their Duties I'Ik Student Council completed many worthwhile activities this year Several of these were the organization of the Homecoming activities, which also consisted of a bonfire; an exchange program with Milwaukee Lincoln High School: wooden blocks were given as Christinas presents to needy children, and a Christmas tree was set up in the commons area to set an atmosphere for the visit of Santa Student Council consisted of representatives from the four classes. The number from each class was based on the number of homerooms in that grade. The Council met for a two mm! period every two weeks. On Wednesday morning, following each meeting, the minutes were read and discussed in homerooms. The council ran the canteen every night after school and during sports events as their major money-making activity. Laurel and Hardy and The Three Stooges films were also shown during the lunch mods to raise money. The 1968-69 officers were Sue Phelps, president; Ernie Peterson, vice president; ancy Dwornik, secretary; and nn Decker, treasurer The council was advised by Mr Ralph Stock. Connie Kilkenny amt l-.lnxl Robinson crow n tin ISKiS Ma anil Pa was chosen Pa The Student Council organized this contest along King and Queen. Mrs. Kelsey was elected us Ma. and Mr l.aVine w ith the other Homecoming events Student Council 75 Mr Robert Scott presents Man.- McClutlc with a ribbon following the D-DHS invitational forensics tournament Forensics Provides Competition in Speaking and Acting 76 Forensics FRONT ROW: ( Suescr, ( Welch. M Monroe. ( Hetzer. J Bciwon, I) Kief I. Jolimon S Phelps. K Gruff. B Arnold I) Alder m Vida SECOND ROW: I Gregg S Morgan S ftalil, Cribben Mi Scott BACK ROW: Mr Daumier. B BeycH S Umbcrt. I) Olson. I) Drmt THIRD ROW: K Guiles. D D-DHS hosted an invitational tournament in Febru-ary, 1969. The team also traveled to invitational meets at Ripon and Mukwonago. In March, the official contests l egan The local contest was held at I)-DHS. the sub-district at Big Foot, district at White-water. and the state meet at Madison. Students competed in the areas of four-minute speech, original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, public address, significant speech, poetry, declamation. prose reading, and play acting. Forensics coaches for the year were Mr Robert Scott and Mr Walter Daumier. Mr Daumier helps Mud red Monroe with a cut tine for her declamation 11 Fore n ira Preparing Speeches . . . Cuttings . . . Plays . . . TOP: Mr Scott goes over Kandi Graff fnrrmic speech w at)i her BOTTOM: Mr Daumier criticizes a play acting group at rehearsal 78 Drama SEATED ON FLOOR: K (..dies. I- Cirgg ON FIRST STEP: Kir! T Seharine. C Suewr. C Shelley J Srhourmun M Euli- E Varoni, S William' BACK ROW: I Brail. J. Scliurinr. I) or. M Vidas Drama Club Members Talent in Acting Show Interest and Drama Club presented the play ‘Twelve Angry Jurors in May. 19(59 Other activities of the club included sponsoring a booth at the AFS carnival. Meetings were held monthly, and were open to anyone with an interest in drama. Officers were Fran Gregg, president; Sue Phelps, vice-president; Cindi Sueser, treasurer; and Monica Kscher, secretary Mr Robert Pickering was the adviser Drarnu Club officer were Susan Phelps, ( nidi Sueser. h'rjn Gregg, Monica Esclier Drama 79 Casual meetings intrigue mcmt ers The 1968-69 school year was ver interesting for the members of the German Club. Bi-weekly meetings were presided over by JoAnn Collard, president; Dan Drost, vice-president; Mary Petkoff. Treasurer; Carol Reece, secretary. The entire group took advantage of the opportunity of joining the National federation of Students of German, which aids local German Clubs. Diane Davis and Lois Johnson, after touring Austria, told of their experiences while visiting the country. The meetings, open to any German students, were conducted in Lnglish with Mr. I lessner advising. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? FRON T ROW: S Meyers 1 Larsen. C Sturtesant, Reiiner. Boniface B Culler mm TWO? i Retdaff j Collard, K Cairns. P Finley, C. Creenwald, C Reece, M Liclitenscopf ROW THREE: S. Reum, M Petkoff. R. Werfelmann. C Torrcn Ha. R O’Brien, I) Drosl Mr I) I lessner, advisor BACK ROW: S Johnson, C. Monroe, I). Kline. Cl Moran, J Malousek, I) Cribbcn HO Orman Club FRONT ROW: J Alder. C. Welch. S. Sisk. S Zimmerman. S Case. Brusii. | Mmirnt- I) Dowse, I Sheldon ROW TWO: j Wiedmever. Blakely, ( Cobb. ( Seuser. k Morgan. R Knepnick. I. Olson, M Palmer. K Fagan ROW'THREE: J ( ilium. E Holden. (.' Decker, S Byrnes, R Deal, K Dowse C Vadon. SI I.H-htrnsehopf. II ('arisen BACK ROW : k Crall. C I tiger. S Morgan, S Phelps. B IK me. I) Olson. J liiMiren. ( Vlurtinelli, B. Greidenus. (' Gusch. I- Johnson. Mr Metheany. advisor Parlez-Vous Francais? French club officers arc: FRONT ROW: k Morgan, treasurer: S Sisk, secretary: BACK ROW: S Morgan, vice-president: and k (.raff, president French club, w hich organized late in the 1968-69 year, was literally packed with intriguing projects including movies and native French guests who spoke about France. French life and the language Although the number one project was the French scholarship program which permits a student to study abroad, the members also took part in a visit to the Wisconsin State University ut Whitewater for the annual French Da . and participated in the poetry contest of the American Association of French Teachers, which tests the skill and precision in speaking French. Meetings were conducted l Kandi Graff, president; Sharon Morgan, vice-president; Sharyn Sisk, secretary; Karen Morgan, treasurer; and advised by Mr. Metheany. language department head. French Club 81 FRONT ROW: B Whaley. D Neubfliicr. I Welch. 1 Bovial, M Quinn, I Rakko. I- Tcrran. T. Wilson. J Gonzales. L. Harv-ev.R. Gifford SECOND ROW: J Wipjmh.J Callup. Kilkenny. N Wiitgren. k Jed lick a. M Mullen M Neumeier. J Hanes. I’ Cowling THIRD ROW: J Schaucr.C Weber. I. ..nMeet.J. Solrxlud, { Woodard. I) Dwomik. L. Kowalke. l Smiley. I). Be moil. R Moser. VI. Webberpal. Miss Davidson FOURTH ROW: I) Maurer. Z Walters P. llie, k O'Donnell. I Peters. M Rucrbock. ! Anderson. K Kruegur. S Wilke. M O’Donnell Mrs Johnson Do You Speak Espano L? They Do! Spanish Club got off lo a good start this year s ith their first meeting in September. The club president Linda Harvey said that they have planned to do a lot of things this 68-69 year. Club members advisors are Mrs. Johnson and Miss Davidson. H2 Spanish Club Spanish Club has their first meeting alter school F.T.A. Prepares for Their Future The purpose of the F T. A. member is to one day no into the field of teaching. This year the F.T.A. participated in quite a few activities. At the A.F.S. Carnival they hail a King a Leg booth. In April they had their teachers day where the students took over some classes in the school. Karlicr in the year the group hud visiters from Badger which came here to learn more about flexible scheduling The officers were: Pres. Candy Graff. Pres. Jane Monroe, and Sec Pat Cowling. The advisor was Mrs. Zell President Candy Graff i leading a discussion during one of the mans F T A meetings. KTA S3 President Candy Graff is outlining the future plans of the F T A We Prepare For Medical Careers FIRST ROW I.FIT TO RIGHT: J W’icdmicr, S Thomas. M Neumier. F Nichols. J Enright M l)u«-stcrl cek SECON'O ROW: P V� n Dykcu. M Adnry, I Johnson The FNA received a new name during 1968-69 school year. The name was clianged to Medical Careers. The advisor is Mrs. Pliair. The president of the group is Leslie Johnson, Vice President Pat Adney, and Secret ary-Treasurer is Francine Nichols. 84 FNA The Officer ; Leslie Johnson. President; Pal Adnry, Vice-President Francine Nichols. Secretary-Treasurer FIRST ROW: Franeie Nickels, Cay It Peterson. Carla Sturtevant. Jennifer Wippich. Mary Quinn. Solodad Cnrcia SECOND ROW: Jimiiii Callup, Pam Bakkn Kay Brown, EJlen Sc hi ic her Kath Luevkcnhop. Nancy Cowling. Dehra Coff THIRD ROM : Sharon B rnes, Cath O''Donnell. Cail Schmid. Kllen Krueger. Slar Aranda. lr Haag. FHA Plans for an Exciting Year FHA S5 FII.A Club meeting w as conducted by Jennifer Wippich. the (!lub President F.F.A. Received National Honor Award FIRST ROW: V Dibble, R I.i( |xt, J Brovold, J Wescoil I) Compton, l Boss. M Wclwrpal. R. Welch J Moll, J Pounder. J Kemp. II Brown, J Peek VI Welch J Snudden. SECOND ROW: J lei|Al(.i. I) ( riblx-n R Kleinert, M Weaver I Wil-M� n. ( Mlinger. J Allen. W Moll, R Doblscrt. I) SehuM. I-Il.iiiiillon. Bonn THIRD IW) Vi 1) libel. R lewis. I) eu- The officer, were Bert Krueger, president. Tim Ransom. vice-president; Bruce I.ogtcrmnn, treasurer. Bill Holt, sculinal; Don Rigelow, reporter, and David Schutt. secretary The adviser was Mr (den Holman mier, I) l.ogtermun. D I homas. (. Sawlelle. ( l.ogterman. I. Logterman. J Almond. I' W ilsoii. J Karcher D Bigelow, Mr I-Friar. Advisor. FOl'RTII ROW: J Behlman, B Krueger. J Perl erson. R Millard. I Ransom I) Kline. M. Baker. J Wenzel. I) ( bristensen. I) F.rm st. (. Cullugher, B l.ogterman. I. Casillas. P Meyer. Mr (I Holman. Advisor This year, the FT’A set up a farm safety program and a ral control program They also organized a tree planting demonstration, tractor operation contest. F.F.A. speaking contest, parliamentary procedure contest, and livestock exhibiting. They sponsored the Agriculture Businessmen's Evening and the F F.A. Banquet. They also entered the State and National F.F.A. Convention. Mi FFA F.F.A. Looked to the Future I- I- A officer conduct a meeting. I ho 1968 —- 1969 Ski Club went to Majestic Hills, usually on N edncsday nights I he Advisers for the club were Miss Wahll org and Mrs. Johnson. Many new skiers experienced the fun of skiing The now skiers usually l egan on the Bunny or Beginner hill and gradually advanced to the more difficult slopes, the Intermediate, Advanced, and I'.xpert. ..p- cl. r lul One of the many (I.A. activities offered was tumbling This yirl was attempting a back flip over the mat GAA Sponsors a Variety of Sports The 19(59-69 school year proved to he extremely exciting for the members of the Girls Athletic Association. Headed by officers Janice Logterman. president; Diane Vandebogart. vice-president. Debbie Olson, secretary, and Mary Adney, treasurer, the members met once each week throughout the school year to participate in recreation or to plan activities. These activities included plus nights, in which the G A.A hosted several other schools and took part in the various events They also sponsored a successful mixer in September Volleyball, a vigorous 'port, wai one of the many activities ipomnnd by C� A A CAA Officers for the Girl's Athletic Vssociation, arc SF.ATKD. Janice STANDING, art- Mars Aclney. treasurer and Debbie Olson. Logterman. presklent; and Diane Yandebogert. vice-president secretary G.A.A. Encourages Fitness Members � f the winning bowling team, are seniors Shuryn Sisk. Debbie Brooks. Pam Sheldon. Jill Knrighl. and Pat Sheldon 90 CAA Jerilou Wicdmcycr lakes advantage of (• A houling nights Through Competitive Sports GAA 91 Bonni l.agg referees a basketball game ut out of the several playnights. HRS'! ROW: I) Nelson H CurUon. C Moran. C (irtenwald I). I.ogtcrman. J. Zuhin. P. V.iroru SECOND ROW: I) Dowse J Inshuren. J Enright P Sheldon, E Beserl. D Benson. S. Hud-lick. J Diiiuikin. C Seuser R I agg THIRD ROW: A Decker. P Rennet. J Alder. P Sheldon. M. Pounder. D Ncuhauct I Bos lull, S Zimmerman. V Wingren, C Peterson. K Morgan, J launb, P. Conner, C. Woodard, C O’Donnell. D Dangerfield. P Vanderveen FOURTH ROW: I) Iverson. K Jedllcku. R Gif-ford. Weber, C Barnes. S Garcia. C Vadon. P Miles. I Pe- ters. T I arson. S Murphy. J Jaeol son. P Allie. M Bacrbock. S Wilke, I TerSteege FIFTH ROW: J. Olcsky. D Bergeron. S Madison. C Sturtevant. J Callup. I) Decker. S. Martin. S llirte. P Vadon. C Dillcnbcck. K Johnson. I) Cameron. P Tully. I) Schrack. C Blakely, (.. Moorman SIXTH ROW; J l.ainiv K Dowse. P Osborne. C Crcenwald. (' Kilkenney, J) Ncubuuer. K Eagan C Hartmann. P VanDsken. J ColLrd, S Byrnes. E Kruger. B Kochi. K t aims, B Creidcnus. R Morrison. S Morgan. S Bultinau Pep Club Provides School Spirit Officers were elected by the Pep club members to supervise the 1968- 69 program. Pep club advisers were Mrs. Hefty and Mrs. Johnson. There were approximately 65 students participating in this organization. These students promoted school spirit by making signs which boost athletic events. During Homecoming the Pep club sponsored the powder-puff football team. Debbie Brooks, coach of Powder-puff football team, is shown coaching the mulcts onto another victors A piny from Ilu Powder-puff IooIImII game Pep ( lul 93 Bonnie |.agg and Cindy Seiner are painting sign to promote school spirit U'lorr u game Lettermen Provide Services for School FKOVI ROW: | Kocmcr. I-. Plnnw.S I .arson. J Morgan. It Solmick. l ■ brrpal I atulano. M Knfthl SECOND ROW: J IcvcI.iikI l iilas. York, T BarlHM.J idiots, J Woiland I IIIRD ROW : (; Slclniit . M St'Non.t- l.oes.J .alini. I) « l son r Tnlly. M Bu dl BACK ROW: J) Earnest. T Kachlrr C Jordan. I l.oglcrmun. I Yaronk. (• Crocnwald. J I add. H (In r Ison. The Varsity Club’s purpose was promoting school spirit in all school sports. They ran the canteen at the Borg Stadium during home football games, and sold popcorn to fans at home basketball games. They also bought C.atorade (which the athletes use as a drink during games), traveling bags, and blazers for the team members. They sponsored the Father-Son memorial banquet, and landscaped the Scholle memorial. The officers were Dennis Logtcrman, president; Paul Varoni, vice-president; and John Zahm, secretary-treasurer. The club adviser was Mr. Thomas Scharfenhcrg. varsity club mendicr db candx bar • Ian' ul a liumr football game arsil Club Photo Club Assists Publications FRONT ROW: J. Wcscntt, I). Klawcs.J Veidnti yer. M KdmuiiiU SECOND ROW: T Scliarinr Mr Raw Mmlrnl «iv iv it BACK ROW: M | jingo. K Vrfczcn. I O'Neill. H Holden This year. Photo Club was in charge of all the pictures that had to he taken for the school newspaper and the yearbook. Dave Klawes was student director, and Russ Vriezen was assistant student director. Mr. Race was adviser to the club, lie also taught the incoming students how to use the equipment. I’lioloCluti I) KIjw l.ikinu a picture during a free inod Student Life 9? There’s More to School Studying is an important demerit to successful education, hut there must be an ‘out -a time of relaxation. Many found their “out by afterschool activities, but for some just a simple break in the school da was sufficient. 98 Student t.ifr SIikIimiI l.ilr 99 I lomecomlng Queen. Kllcn Hamilton, was escorted b James Cleveland KKi Homecoming I'ndercke representatives. Freshman Denise slack escorted In Dick Danielson. Junior ( arolinc Welch escorted In (.coll Moran (no! pictured), ami Sopliornorr Sherri Murphy escortiM In Jim harstetler yuern candidate' and their escorts uncy Dnorink escorted In I'orn Woods. I.ois Johnson escorted In Jerry (ireennald. and ( ary I 1 mIon est ortcil In Don ( utaluno Homecoming 101 102 Homecoming Homecoming consisted o( mum activities Snake Dunce uml Bonfire set off festivities fol-limed to I 'ridav field duv events. I'he announcing tin- |uccn .uni I lie dunce ended another DDIIS Homecoming. Homecoming 103 VBOVK: FRONT RONV: C I'tigcr, I’ I .mgholff. M Hull (. I’llRor. (' Ikrlzor. S Sisk. T Brail l Vtlncs. Cl Stmhm. S Wilke, ) Vclncy, k Johnson, I Johnson SKCOM) ROW: s S� sk I1 Christiansen, s Robinson, ( I’orrenga. I frtmon. S ( asc J Dodge, J Scliourman, Robinson J Bchmiii, I Me-( i% i VinaeboMrt Mcym R Monboti llilKDKow B l.jgg. S Phelps. k Welch R kuepnick. J Nichob, k Oslrum M Schuuf. R Cjmcron. R Dunwiddic. I). Nelson. F Pinnou.ll Johnson. M McCiimis I’ enema. 1“ koepnick. C Si k. I) Reinhol .. I) Sehanne R Bcserl. S I vans. I Fehrm. Reece B Kochi, J Scharine, J Colbrd. B V( K ROW. W Bcserl k nclani C Sanford. T Vines. T Scharine J Davidson. R Fehrm, S Wasscl J Wiedmeyer li Byrnes S Peterson, J Dunham We’d Make the 3 B s Proud! Pep Band K pictured playing for a pep assembly on a Fridas In-fore a game With a ness hand at I lit rudder, flu I) DUS band steered its was through a rewarding year, scraped barnacles off old favorite tuners and Sailed through ness ones with finesse. The Captain of the ship was Mr. Newman, who skillfully guided the band meml ers into jn rt at Madison to participate in Band l)a where bands from all over Wisconsin gather to create a new sound, fhey steered toward a perfect Christmas concert and reached their distillation after combating only a few minor, storms. Their success is mainly attributed to intensive study, exceptional talent and a fine director w ho guided them to perfection IUI B.uni Blow the Man Down! ABOVE: FROM ROW: I Veiiomu I' Koepniek • s,sk I) Remind . J Crums. I). Schurinc. R. Beycrl. S Evans. I) Christianson. R Fehrm, J Wiedineyer It Byrnes, C Johnson. I Rer-d. J Dunham SECOND ROW: l MeOinnis II Johnson J Sc hour el I C Fultinsoii. J Saw telle. R (.rams, Beverl. k n clam. C Sehrocdcr BACK RON'’: B I .mt s Phel| s. k Welch BELOW: FRONT BONV: thyer I l.unyholfi M Moll I) andi-Boyart. (. I liner t Rel er S Sisk I Beycrl, R Morrison, C Strohm, S NViUcc. J Mines. C Johnson I. Johnson SECOND ROW: S Sisk I’ hristianven, S Robinson lor renyu. N Erickson.!' I’elerson, S use. J Dodyc, J Scheurmun. ( Robinson J Benson I McCoy I Booth BACK BOW: D B Koepnlck, M Sehaoi k Oslnim. J Nichols, R Cameron I) Nelson R Dunwiddie F Pin now. C Crelher. I) Tollkuhn. (. Cook. M Manna I klevvin. J Miilousek I Wilson. J Dav ison. I Seharine. I Nines, s Wasscl. I) llinkelm.in s Prlerson, I Schneider Roeker. ( Johnson M Edmunds. B F.schenfeldl, R (oflord Walters P Woods. I Mueller. S Madison. M Wilson.) W'rrods M Baker I. Fchrrn, S Sheean Reece. B koehlj Seharine. j ( oll.ird ( Metcalf I Vandebogart M dncy Mcycn, I Beall, S Wcn cl. D Iverson Band Ift5 Mr Patrick Neuman. DDIlS'i new band director agists a band member. Murv McCinnb with her hand lesson Music, Maestro, Please! 106 Hand I)-DUS band practices for tin- annua! Christina concert Mr P Neuman conducted ihe Iwiul during a praclkr sc� iun wnior. Jim Scheurmau. is conducting tin lurid during a |N pa svinl l It., ml 10 The D-D I IS band i' placing (he school song during half lime of a basketball game I-'ROYJ HOW: S I amUrt I Yirdick. D Hopkins. ( l.ojsc , k Bradford, K Merrill Martin, I) Dowse. I Boviall. H Steurer I iclmls I ('urlson I) slaek I Welch. II Harden. Welch. S Ghurclimun. I’ Gallagher, M Driscoll. It K henfeldt. M Neumeier. k Kimkli SKC0NDIIOW: M kill . J Wieilnicyer I) James. M McGinnis. I’ Klein I I .arson D oojsor M |)e-dricli I) Sheppard, I’ Fleming. D llollcster J Schuuer, S Shee.ui. J Williamson. S W hales J Stonewall. S Williams. D Riwncranr. (.' Decker. I Gallagher. ( Johnson IIIIKD ROW; I Schieve, (' Rodrigue ., S Thomas. B. ('orison, (• Blakley. ( Johnson. B Sak. I' l.ccs. k Bonus. K W’ledenhocll K Berg. M.kIim m i llrn Colluhan S Binjrtock, M Mullen I Mlc I Cowling, S mhrose S Williams KOI Rill HOW: Fried-ers R Ilollester. V Decker. J Olekss I’ lulls. (. I tiger. K krueger. k Frlodcrs, G enema. I Veroni. M Schmid D Rocker B Haiti l. Peters M Scuu’i R Motet B Molden k Gosses, k MoKiimcv. F Hcserl.C Brudner, I) Dangerfiehl Music Brings 108 Chorus FRONT ROW: M K. t L.fl S I tiger Setiser. p l.iiighnlfl SKCOND ROW: P Christianson. I Milo. M lc(;lj«lc THIRD ROW: K nclani (. Selirnoder FOl H I II ROW: O Sisk, k Wester guard, I koepnick. Enjoyment in Concerts FIRST ROW: (. S.iwlcll B Roep-nik, | Dutiukin. I Young. k n-clam. H Real I. R Richardson I) Rocker. R Rruenne. M Wilson. J I)oIkiI . C Scuscr. A Brusn. k Morgan. ( owling SKCOND ROW : P I .tugholM. M Rcl luff k Dowse. I liars«• J 1 ees. R r nold. M Palmer. M MeDloilr I Bolts. oss. S. Pralil. M Puesler-beck, J Collard. I . Benson M l.iehteiisclmpe I III Rl ROW: P Miles k Lussonliopp. R C ini ms. J army. P Ycncmu. R Kgrni-ki O Moran. R Clapper. C Sisk. R Wes-tergaard d Sehrqrdcr 1 illarre.il. I) Peek. J Thompson. R Moehrke FOI'RTH ROW : S Morgan. M Vidas. P Christiansen. s I tiger, R Kerhm P koepnick. I) Huliii. s London. R Ostium J Weilunrl. J Lees. M Rontelle. M Kdinunds. W alters. This year's choir had I lit world famous David stor al their annual Christmas I oncrrl The Cirls Choir and Cappella sang Christmas songs and the Madrigal sang part 1 of I he Messiah The: annual musical sponsored l the hand and choir (his year was “ Music Man . The choral department was directed l Mr Vernon heed Chorus 109 SPORTS , cheerleaders in ;i mount HO'l IOM BONN, left to ludoii. Debt lie Briwm. I’alti Miles. anil Nancy Dxvnriiik rlu 1966-$9 Varsity and Junior arsity cheerleaders were chosen during spring tryouts. Selected were Caryl Yadon capt. 69. Jo- nne lder 69. Nancy Dwornik 69. Sue Martin alt 69. Kathy Dowse. 70. Patti Miles 70. Debbie Benson 70. and Jennie Lamb alt 70 lor the Varsity J chosen were Kathy Jcdlickn 71. capt.. Linda Olsen 71. Pain llie ’71. Patricia Tully 71. Debbie Bergeron ‘72. Sherry Madison '72, Debbie Dowse all. 72 and Terr right JoAnne Alder. Caryl ON TOP. Kathy Dowse Barnes alt 72. Varsity squad attended the I S (.'.A cheerleading camp in Williams Bay where they learned new cheers, pom-pom routines and skits With the money obtained from the Cheerleader Mixer. the Varsity purchased pompoms New emblems for the J were also purchased, dviser for both squads was Mrs James Hefty. Pep Spirit Enthusiasm Cheerleaders. 112 (.'hwrlcadm Junior arsity for the 1968-69 school year were I'ain AI lie. Debbie Bergeron. Sherry Madison, Katliy Jedlieka, anil l.iiulii Olsen Missing from the picture is regular Pat Tully Mrs Hefty, adviser for both squads. talks % ith arsity cheerleaders Kathy Dowse and Jennie Lamb This is her first year of counseling the girls Cheerleader 113 FRONT ROW: K Fclirm. J .iilini, J llofgati. I) Ixigli'riiun. P Varoni. I Djitpinan, R lliihcr. J Norton. J Pcdrnon J C •rt-vnwjld It C ruiit. I Wnom.i, I- l-ikniun. J Cleveland SECOND ROW : J Ut-s. It l arnrtl J Karslrttn kuhnkc It I .ogterman. It Van. DerKooi. I) ml rani. l Kemp, It Sleinlieck. I) alalano. J Karsteltcr, M Rime I Slarin THIRD ROW: k WCitt’rguurd, l Bou- Comets Tie for Second Place C iwi li Zimmerman tv slum n liefore a prat lice session The 1968 Comet Gridders tied with Badger High School for second place in the Southern Lakes Conference, with a 6-2 conference record, and an 8-2 overall record. The only two setbacks of the season came in the Homecoming game, when D-DIIS was defeated by the Burlington Demons, holders of the 1968 Southern Lakes Championship, and in the D-DHS Badger game, w hen the Comets lost by a score of 7-6. The Comets were again coached by Mr. Wallace Zimmerman. Co-captains of the team were seniors Joe Morgan and Dennis Logterman. The Comet team had four players w ho were selected for the all-conference team. I hey were Mick Buz-zell. defensive halfback; I odd Ladder, defensive end; Dennis Logterman. offensive right tackle; and Paul Venema, offensive halfback. Ill Vanity Football t. llr I Kachler M Hu zcll, K Sohnfck. J Wrobel. I Rcinholz. B. Bcyerl. J lafcl. K Carlson B Holt. C Slcbnitz. C MrnnrrK BACK ROW:(. Desclmer, II Colladuy. T Runkle. R Holman. 0 l.onlcrman I) Peters Rrcwcr. O (am ale . M la-ok sshlurit coach lr Scliarfcnlwrg, 11 carl coach Mr .immcrman in Southern Lakes Conference All-confcrcncr players from ihcGimrt team (•re Mick Hu cll, I odd Kachler, Dennis l.oitlcrrnan .iikI Paul Veneina unity Football 115 AB ) K: t loach Zimmerman talks to the players during a time out KICII I: The scoreboard slums the final score ol the Comets first game in which they I tea I Watertown I 1-6 BELOW LEFT: Jerrs Greenwahl is downed ill a defensive play against Wilmot BELOW KICK T: Cornet fans wait in line to sec a D-DIIShome football game DONaIfB 8Y • WATERTOWN JAYCEES 116 Varsits Football I.KFT: ( iifiiH pluyers are tackled in an offensive play against tlic Burlington Demons DIRECTLY BELOW : Ball carrier I'a.il Veil, ma, led l� Miek Buzzell. advance down the field in an offensive play BELOW KICIIT: Ball earner Rick Steinlnjck is run out of hounds Its Wilmnt players FRONT ROW: R Smith. M Mueller. J Schlickcr I) (fillup M Roomer Mimm. J BomuII, R Duimiddic. B Carlson. I) Crihlnn It Hranne SECOND ROW: (loach Mr. It. Bronson, I) IX-lhcy. J Holt. I) Schultz, B 1‘cich. M Martin. M Scott. P Under the successful coaching of Mr Ronald Bronson and Mr. Robert Scott, the 1968 J unior Varsity team finished their season with a 5-3 record Their victories were scored against Beloit Turner 18-0: l.inncnkolil, I) Yadon, J I (organ, S Carlson. C Smiley. I). ChristianMin, (‘ Hudlik. B Peters. I) Phillips. I) CrulstmlxTg. N Colesou. I), Cransec. G Crether Fast Troy. 14-7; take Geneva, 14-13; Klkorn, 12-0; and Big Foot, 14-13. The loses were against Muk-wanago, Burlington, and Whitewater. LEFT; Del a van Comet tackling opponent RIGHT: Terry Tifft attempting a firs dow n in which hcMicceedcd. Frosh Encounter Difficult Competition FRONT ROW: l.rr Klcvin. 1 Wilton, I) Maurer. C Cook. J Monroe. M Hanna, I . Augutt, I) Kilrnv. j Colluday. J Horgun. S Schmidt, J Wescntt. ( Johnson. R krauxe. R Tcich SECOND ROW: I) Pierson. B Lidcn. D Danielson. I Snyder. J Selieurell. S. Hell, J Hardin. J Matousck M O Donnell. J Dunbar. R O Hrien. C Chimlerson S Slciulieck. ( I'erjKtru. T IVul I-AST ROW: Vs � Caweh Donald Tcesch. I) Tollkuhn. J Callnrn. S Loudon. B Sikes. B Carlson, R Shafer, II Johnson. C. Palma. R (•rains. J Benson, B Jordan. J Shuppee D. Schar-inr. B Beycrl. Cnaeh Dannel Dnlcher The 1968 Freshman football team, coached by Mr Dannel Dutcher. met tough competition this year The team dropped their first three games to Badger. Big Foot. and Klkhorn before breaking into a victory. The freshman Comets then crushed Wilmot 21-0. only to lose their final game against Whitewater. The season ended with a 1-1 record DDKS 0 Budget 7 DDKS 12 Bin Foot I:) DDKS 0 Klkhorn 20 DDKS 21 Wilmot 0 DDKS 0 W hitt'watrr J9 Krank Dcderkh. Mike Hammett. Stan Keyzer. Tom Karehcr. Gerald Kraavveld. Bob Niewcnhufe. Bob Phelps. Run Smith. Mike Knohl. Gary Hanna Harriers Suffer Losing Season Bob Phelps competes at IVIbrook (loach Beau fore! Breidenstein's 1968 Cross (Country’ team suffered a losing season this year despite the efforts of letter winners Mike Koehl, Ron Smith, and Stan Keyzer. Stan Keyzer. following in his Brother's footsteps, placed first in the individual point totals with 60 points; Mike Kochi and Ron Smith placed second and third respectively. Mike Webcqial flnkhn at Del brook Duel and Triangle Meet Record D-DIIS Opponents 46 Burlington — 16 32 Mukwonago — 23 38 Badger — 30; East Troy — 55 26 Wilmot — 29 64 Salem Central — 33; Orfordvilln — 35 40 Whitewater — 31; Big Foot — 00 37 Waterford — 22 120 Cross Country Wrestlers Complete Fifth Year ABOVE: Jim Korstettcr gaias a reverse on his opponent KICIIT: Dick Earnest, finul wrestler in the Wilrnnt meet brings tin- score to 24-20. a victors- (or the Comets Todd Kaehler is watched by his teammates as he pins his p|H -nent in the Wlhnot meet Wrestling 12 FRONT HOW-. F Pinnou I Fratherstnru- I) Compton. 1 Kochi. J Salas. I k archer | IVrpstra. J Karstrlter SECOND ROW: Coach I) Teocli. B Mourn. I Kunklc . C Schrocder h nclain. I) Reinltolz. R lohrm. II Chancy I Kuchlcr. I) l ar-iH’St. C«ach D Du Ichor Varsity Wrestlers Finish Fourth Tlu Comet grapplcrs, lead In conference winners Ed Pinnou and Mike Koerncr. finished fourth overall Other place winners in the conference meet were Joe Salas and Ken Anclam in second places, Dick Earnest in third place, and Todd Kaehler in fourth. The grapplers were coached by Mr. Donald Teesch and Mr. Dan Dutchcr J« c Salas. PICTURED AT THE LEFT, and Mike Kochi. PIC-TL'RKD ABOVE, wrestle I heir opponents in the Wilruol meet 122 W resiling FRONT ROW : S (iolludav, I) Kilrov I) Muronc . J Rounder. R Tcich, A Mowers, J Dunbar, W Stcrkcn. J W'oods, J rdcy ( Irrjhlra, I. Kchrm SKCQNI) ROW; ( ouch Donald Tecsch. ;. Strohm. B Beyorl. J Holt R Smith. M Kocrncr. R Grams, M Scott. I) Logtcrniun. J Murkgruf. 11 Johnson. J Scluippee. R VanDerkooi. ( larjjtcmian. II Holden. Coach Dan Dotchcr J. V. Builds Strength for Next Year Due to rising interest in the sport, the 1968-69 season was the first time D-DHS had a full J A wrestling team. The freshmen and sophomores on the team gained valuable experience for the future varsity team. Some of the wrestlers, after gaining experience on J V., were moved up to the varsity team. The J.V. wrestlers were coached by Mr Daniel Dutcher and Mr Donald Teesch. Mr Dutchcr, Kd Bin now Mike Kocrncr, Joe Salas, and Mr Fccsch arc shown with the C RF package. presented to them from pep club before the sectional meet Wrestling 123 FRONT ROW: C. Hopkins. T Tully, H. Ohl. J Lefel, J Morgan. Ohl. D Logterman, J Crernwald. R Carlson R Millard. Coach I’ cm uia. I Zea BACK ROW: K Westcrguurd, C Jordan. M Briedcnstein Cagers Fourth in Conference The D-DIIS Comets tied with Mukwonago for fourth place in the Southern Lukes Conference. They ended the season % it It an 11 7 overall record, and a 9-7 conference record. The two non-conference games were victories, the first over Milwaukee Juneau SI-46, and the second over Creendale 66-65. Dennis Logterman. who led the Cornets in points, uas elected to the first all-conference team. (Jury Jordan. the second high scorer for the Comets, made the second all-conference team. The comets were coached 1 Mr. Beaufort! Briedenstein ABOVE: Jem Crccnwald rebounds a shot against a Badger opponent LEFT: Dennis Logterman passes the bull in a name against Big Foot The Comets proudly display their district trophy after defeating Badger at Klkhom Gan Jordan shoots (nr two. us the entire While water team looks on 126 Varsity Basketball 'BONK: Dennis Kogtermun. («� r flu Comets g«x- high for .1 rebound against Greendalc RIGHT: Jem Grcenwald goes high for a shot over the ontst ret died arm o( a Grcendule opponent Comets Try Hard, But Lose Close Ones . BOV E: Cars Jordan put up the ball .� • defender hopes for the reltoiind BELOW: Jern Creenwukl sets for j possible rebound of u shot, two Demons look on arsit Basket lull l-“ Dave Most runt makes it good for two from tin- corner The Junior Varsity team under Mr. Thomas Schar-fenl erg suffered a losing season of six wins and nine losses The) scored ''ins over Mil mot 53-33 and 62-16. Whitewater 76-49, East Troy 57-51, and Mukwonago 55-47. The season’s top scorers were: John Morgan with 194 points, Dave Xostrant with 169 points, and John Norton with S3 points. These lx ys together with the rest of the team gained experience which will prove valuable on the future Varsity team. Junior Comets Show —..- Promise for Future BOTTOM ROW; Manager Mike I.eek. John Norton, kirk Zea Tom Reed. Doug Yudon. ndy Trills. Dave Nostrant. Russ Jan-Chuck Brown. Dean Callup. John Morgan. Steve Lurseii. Kill sen. Roger Holman Carlson TOP ROW; Coach Tom Scharfenberg. Mick Kemp, 12H JV Basketball BOTTOM HOW ; Bundy Krause, Ron Shafer, CJreR Cretlicr John Bov fall, Jim Schcurcll. Kmk Ruiz. Jerr Morgan, Dave August. Dick Danielson. Dan Pierson, Manager Klrod Robinson TOP BOW; Couch Bonuld Bronson. Harvey Los. Sieve Loudon. Bob Jordan. Chris llndlik. Terry Tiffl. Paul l.lnncnkohl. Joe Schlich-er. Don Kdmunds, Sieve Carlson, Denny Scharinc No! pictured were Mike Marlin and Jeff Hardin. Frosh Cagers Enjoy Successful Season Ernie Ruiz sinks it for two points. Denny Scharine. trying to gel the shot off. runs into (rouble. The Freshmen Cagers under Mr. Ronald Bronson enjoyed a successful season with five wins and three losses. The Freshmen chalked up wins over: Whitewater -11-32 and 12-31, Elkhorn 55-14 and 67-39 and Williams Bay 62-54. Top scorers for the eight games were Paul Linnenkohl with 54 points. Terry Tiffl with 52 points. John Boviall with 49 points. Chris lludlik with 44 points and Jim Schcurcll with 37 points. Freshmen Baskrtbal) 129 FIRST ROW: k (Htrum. Nl Mueller I Tiff . 1 ) Keefe. B Nelson. l Buzxell. C l.ees. I- Detlcrld. I Burlier, I) Thomas. Beall, R Guffey. J Dunham. S Kvyzer, J Id's, M eneinu Coach G klumh t Pictured M Bruce It Curdoni. Manager SKCONI ROW: I) 11 esse nl haler. I) Nelson, O Stehnit , M j QsIhidi Ducks Improve Under Head Coach The ducks tinder the new coach George kluinh finished the season with a 7 and 5 record. The leading swimmer lor the comets was Dean Nelson who advanced to the state meet in the 50 freest) le The season began with the Ducks losing their first two meets 12 to 52 at Woodstock and 35 to 60 against Badger The Comets evened tip their season before Christmas with a 72 to 23 win at Milton and a 51 to I I win over Fort Atkinson. Immediately after Christmas, the Ducks got trampled twice 66 to 32 at Creendale and 71 to 2b at Janesville Craig But the Comets came back to win the next four straight 63 to 32 over Woodstick, 55 to 10 over Badger, 60 to 35 over Brookfield Central and 54 to II at Janesville Parker In the last two meets, the comets split, getting beat by Racine Park. 52 to 13 and smearing Me-I lenry 8 3 to 12. 130 Varsity Swimming Todd Tiff in lane 3. George Fees in lane 2 and Jim Dunham in lane I, prepare to start in the 200 yard freestyle Dean Nelson Advances to State Meet Mark Nelson finished fsr t in the HWyard backstroke with Mike Mueller t .iking seersnd (I.,.It) ii r Stebnitz lakes off � u Ins leg of the Medley flelus as Miek Buz ell touehes. (Bight) Mark Nelson strokes the last 25yards of the IO(l ,ird backs! roke l-ll arsily S siniiulng FRONT ROW; Gregg Cook. Chase Johnson, Joe Monroe. John W racott, udelio randa. Murk llannu 2nd ROW; Dielc fo-llkukn. Scotl Schmidt, Ken Holz. Rorv O'Brien. Lee Klevin. Itoh Phelj� 3rd ROW; Jim Cullum, John Matousck, foin Keull Km dette Holt. Steve Steinlm’k. Tim O Keefe 4th ROW; Gerald Kraayeveld. Mike Lange, Bob CarUon, Grog Gunderson, Jim Termuut. Chuck Palma, Have Byerley, Jim Benson, Stan Keyzer. BohTeich Junior Varsity Swimmers Finish 6-4-1 Murk Hanna performs an inward dive piked position Chase Johnson finishes an exhausting race The Junior Varsity swimmers under Mr. George Klumb enjoyed a successful season of six wins, four losses and one tie. The tie was with Janesville Parker. The J Tankmen scored wins over: Fort Atkinson SS-II. Woodstock 80-12, Brookfield Central 58-37. Badger OS-25, Racine Park 52-32 and McHenry 72-23. I’he top three swimmers were: Joe Monroe, Tim O Keefe, and Jim Callum. 132 JV Swimming Boys Compete in Intramural Activities ABOVE LEFT: Mike O'Brien polls off tin- rebound ABOVE: in this picture the basketball is the center of these boys attention LEFT: Ron Smith, trying to n«’t I he shot off runs into trouhle-Mikc O’ linen 183 Intranmrals The 1968-69 Intramural Basketball teams got off to a slow sturt since there were not many boys participating. I.ater in the year, however, the games became more interesting with a few members consistantlv showing up lor the games Among these were: Boh Davidson, Jon Zahm. Mike O'Brien. Hon Smith. Bandy Schnick, Andy M rk. Ed Hkmun. and Hic k Steinbeck Football. Bowling, and Volleyball were also intramural sports. ABOVE: Ron Smitli executes an easy layup. BELOW: Jon Zahm makes it h«nxI despite the effort of Mike O'Brien 13-1 lntr.unnr.ils Th«- Girl Vtug-of-war event at Homecoming Field Day was won by the Senior Clou. Ca|M lla HIS. 109 Adney. Janet (10)41. 101. It© dncy. Man, (11)35. 70. 72. S-l. 90. 104. It© Adney, Patricia (12) II. 84 I berth. Arnold (9) 17 IIktiIi. Marie 112 11 Vldcr. Joanne (12) 11. 66. 71.72. 74. 81. 92. 112 Allen. (llandiu (9) 47 Mien. Dan (10) 41 Alien. John (10) II. 86 Allen. Patty (11)35 All if. Pam (10) 41.82. 92. 113 Mmond, Donald (10) Almond, James (I I )35. So Almond. Phvllis (9) 47 Alvarez. Patrick 110)41 Ambrose. Susan ( 11 135 AMERICAN Mi l I)SI H l( I im 67 Ames. Tom (10) 14.41. 104. 105 nclain. Kenneth 12) 11. 104. 105. 109. 122 Anderson. Kristine (11)35. 86 Anlszewski, Lottie Anstedt. Charles (11)41 Vrandu. Audelio (9)47. 132 Aranda. Mary (12) 11, 85 Arnold. Robert (10)41. 109 ART Cl.l'B68 Ashcnfelter. Ben (12) 11. 72 Ashcnfelter (12) 11.70 Atkinson. David (10)41 Atkinson. Denise(12) I) Atkinson. Paula (12) At DIO ISI AI. ( It R69 Almost David (9) 17 119. 129 August, Mary (12) 11 Baerlsoek. Marlrnc(in35.66.71.72. S2. 92 Baker. Michael (10)41. 86. 105 Bakko. Pamela (11)35. 82. 85 BAND 104. 105. 106. 107 Bundlow, Gregory (9)47 Barber. Nonna 56 Burlier. Paul (9) 47 Burlier. Thomas (11135. 91 Harden. Helen (I I )35 Barnes, Carol (11 )35. 68.92 Barnes. Terri (9)47 Bates. Laurie (9)47 Beall, RoUrt (12)11. 1(H) Beall. Thomas (9) 17. 104. 105. 130, 132 Beane. James 110)4 I Belilman, Alice 54 Kchlman. John (11135. 86 Bell. Patrick (11)35 Bell. Scott (9)47. 119 Benson. Debbie (11 )35, 39. 66, 71. 74. 92. 112 Benson. James (9) 47, 104. 105. 119. 132 Benson. Leigh (9) 47 Berg. Karen (9) 47 Bcrge. Vcrle (10) 41 Bergeron, Debbie(9) 47. 92. 113 Bc-rkompas, Ruth 60 Betzer, Constance (12)11, 66, 74. 101. 105 Boucus, Kathy (9)47 Bcycri, Ellen(10)41.92. 105 Beyerl, William (11)35. 104, It©. Ill Bcyerl, R«� bcrt (9)47. 101.105. 119. 123 Bigelow, Donald (12) 11. 86 Binstock. Sandy (9)47 Black. Colleen (10) 41 Blakely. Cindy (10) 11,51.92 Blanke, Wayne (It)' 11 Roness'i Katin (9) 17 Boniface, ('had (10)41.80 Booth Linda(10)41. 105 Boss. Charles (I I .'35 Boss. Daniel (11)35. 86 Boss. Way ne (9)47, 86 Boutelle. M ielioel (II) 35. 109. Ill Boviall. John (9)47. 129 Bmtall. Theresa (10) 41. S2. 92 IIS Braennc. Roderick (10)41. IIS Braenne, Ronald (11 )35, 109 Bradford, Kris, 11)35 Bradford. William (12)12 Brandner, Cynthia (9)47 Rrandncr. Matthew 111 )35 Brahm. Rosemary (12)12 Brewer, Neal (II) III Briedenstcin. Beau lord 57 121 Brocksell, Lonnie (12) 12 Broekwell, Wayne (10) II Bronson, Ronald58. IIS Brooks. Debbie 112) 12. 72.90, 92 Brovold, James 111135 Brovold. John (10)41 Brovold, Nancy (9)47 Brown. Betty (9)47 Brown. Charles (10)41. 129 Brown. Kay (10)41.85 Brown. Roy (9)47, 86 Bruce. Michael (11)35. 114. 130 Brusa. Angie (10) 41.66.71.81. 109 Bullock. Dennis (9) 47 Bultmau. Marlene (12'12 Bull man. Shirley (11135. 92 Burgstedc. John (10)41 Bulls. Janine (12) 12. 109 Bu ztdl. Michael (12) 12. 13.94. 114. 115. 117. 130. 131 Byerlcy. Das id 110) 41. 132 Byrnes, Barbara 11 '35. 66. SI lot. It© B rili� . Sharon (11)34. 35. 66. SI. So. 92 Cairns. Karen (10)41.80 Callahan. ( hers I (9) 47. 71 Callum. James (9) 47. 119. 132 Galium. Judith • 11 )35. SI Cameron, Dale (I I )35. 92 Cameron. Bichard 111 )35, 69. 104. | © Cardnni. Roger (I I )35. 130 Carey. Wayne (10) II t arisen Helen (11 )35. 71 72. SI Carlson. Bonnie (9(47 Carlson. I.tiann (10) 41 ( arlson Rick 1121 10. TO. 72. 7 I. 92. 94 111. 124. 127 t arlson. Roln-rt (9)47. I IS. 119. 132 t arlson Steven (9) 17, 118. 129 Carbon, William (10)41. I2S Cary, Debra 110) 11 Case. Sally (9)47. 81. 104 105 Casillas. Luis (9)86 Catalano. Don(12) 13. 94. 101 II I, 124 -.milii-ld. James (10)41 Chamltcrlam. Rick (11)35 Chaney. Bruce (11'35. 122 Chaplin. Jacquelyn (10)41 ( IIKKRI.K I)I G 112, 113 ( hristian I mda (12' 13. 66. 70. 71 ( hrist lavtsen, David i11) 35. 69. 86 ( hrisUansen. Karl (10) 41 Christiansen. Paula (11)35. 104. 105, 109 (.liristianscri. James 51 Christianson, Dan (10)41. I IS Christman. Richard (12) 13 Christman. Russell (9)47 Cieslak. Diane (12) 13 (Juppe r. Roger (12) 86. 109 Cleveland. Jim (12) 13.68. 9-1. 100. Ill Clifton. Theodore 62 ilowes. Kay (9)47 Clutter. Chris (9) (.'ol ! , .‘harlene (I I 35. 71. M (lobb. Bundy (9) 47 Coehorrn, Larry (9)47 C'offes Ravmond (12) 13 ( offey. Richard (11)35. 130 ( 'ole. Dale (II) ( oleson. Norman i10) 41. IIS ( Aillard. Joann (I I )35. 66. 71.80. 92. 104. It©. 109 Collins. Kim (10) COMETKKR 70 Index 135 Compton Dana( 10) II, Sh. 122 Conner. Palli 112) 13. 66. 92 ( oostablc. Flame (11 39 Cook, (Ires (9)47, 105. 119. 132 Cooper. Donna (10) II Coronado. Maria {10) 11 (: Atcllo. Debra(11)41 ('.ttxlcllo. I.inda (9) IT Cowling. Lore!tad I 35. 69 ( fowling. Nancy 112) 13. 69. 85. 95. 109 Cowling. Patricia 10)41. 82 Cox. laiwrenoc 60 Crutscnbcrg Dan (10) 41. I IN Crutscnbcrg, Tcrr � 9)47 Cribbcn, Dan (10)41, 80.86. Ms Cribbcn, Thomas (11)35. 69 ( ruz. lam (9)47 Cruz, l.vdia (10) II Cummings. William (12) 13 Dangcrficld. Debbie (11 )35, 92 DunRcrfirld. Karen (9) 17. 119 Danielson. Richard (9)46,47 74 Mil |2 Dan. Karla (12) 13 Daumlrr. N alter 56 Davis Dinned 1)36 Davis. Hand (10) II Davidson. R l crt (12) 13 Davidson. Su unneBl. N2 Davison, Jeff (10)41 loi 106 Deal. Ruth (10)41. SI Deal. Timothy 9) 47. 119 Decker. Ann (12) 14. 71 74. 92 Decker (amxtance(II)36, 69. SI Decker Dianne (11 )36.92 Decker. Pntlie(9)4T Dedcrioh. Frank (II) 36. 120. 130 Dederich, Marx (9) 47. 71 De Francesco. George 61.6N Delaney. Jim (12) Del hex. Duncan (10) 41 1 IS Dcrge. Donald (9) 47 Dcrge. Melvin (I I) Deschner. ( raig(II)36, 114 Deschner, John (9) Dihhle. Allen (12) 14. N6 DillcnUvk. Christy (II) 36. 92 Dillner James 59 Diupman. Lee (12)14. Ill Dpipman. Huth63 Dohbcrt. Donald (11)36 Dohltcrt Kenneth (9)47 DobU'tl HoU-rt (10) II S6 Do bos . James (9)47. 10 ) Dodge Call 12)14 Dodge Jack (10)41. 104. 105 Dodge. Holn-rt (9) 47 Doxxse Dehra (9) 47. SI. 92 Dowse Kathy (II )36. 66.71, 72. Nl 92 109. 112 Drain. Daniel (10)41 DRAM A CU B 78. 79 Draves. Carrnin (11 )36 Driscoll. Marx (9)47 Drost. Daniel 101 41. SO Dubey. Sharon (12) 14 Duestcrbeck Hill (9) 47 Du ester beck. Carl 112) I I Diiesterbcck David (I0 41 Ducstcrhcck Marcia (12) I I yj |o , Dunakin, Joan (11136. 39. 92 I Of) Dunbar, Jeff (9)47 119 123 Duneomb, Ronald (11 )36 Dunham, James (11)30. 36. 74 104 |(l- Dunwiddie, Hon(IO)4l KM. 105. IIS Dutchcr, Dannel 60. 119. 122. 12-3 Dxxnrnik. aney(l2) 14. W� . 7| 74 |o| 112 Dxxornik. Richard (91 17. 71. 82 Lamest Hicluird (11 )36. N6. 94 III 121 122 Ldmnnds. Donald (9) 47, 129 Ldiniin ls. Melody (11)36.95. 105. 109 Egnoski. Holierl (I I )36, 109 Lkrnan, lx.nine (10)41 L.kman. Kdxxurd t12) 14. 114 L.nright, Jill (12) 14 H4.90.92 KRA STALL 71 L.rekfritz. Jean (9)47 Erickson. David 110) 42 Erickson. Valeric (11 )36. 105 Kshenleldl, Belh (9)48. 71. 105 Ksclier. Monica (12) 15 Evans. Call (10)42 Evans. Sallx (9) IS. 101. 105 Evans. John d2) 15 l agan. Kelli (11 )36. 66. 71.81.92 Lallinson. Cary (12) Leathers!one. Paul (9) 48. 122 Lrhrm. Raymond 11 )36. lot. 105. 109. III. 122 Lchrin. lairry (10) 42. KM. 105. 123 Kehrm. Marlyn63 Lergwon. Ramlx (10)42 Linley. Patrick (9) 48. 80 Lleming. Pat11(9 48 FORENSICS 76, 77 Lorsvthe, Tern (10) LRKN IICl.l RSI Lrieders. Chris (12) 15. 66 Lriexlers. Kathy (9) IS Funk. Mike (9) LI IT HI LARMERSOL AMERK so H7 U IT RE HOMEMAKERSOL AMERICANS FI IT RE M USES Ol MERK 84 FUTURE TEACHERS OL AMERK 83 (Gallagher. Ocorge (12) 15. 86 Gallagher Pamela (9) IS (.allagher. Penny (9)48 Callcs. Kathleen (11 )36, Mi Callup. Dean(10)42, 118. jo Callup. James (11)36 (•allup Joann 111 )36. S2. 8., xjo (..m i.1. Soledad (10) 12. S5, j£ Garza. Curios (12) Car a. Diamanlinu (9)4S Cassen Nancy (10) 12 Gassen. Paula (11 )36 Casch herxle (II ) 36. Mi CERM W Cl.l B SO (afford. Roberta (10) 42. 82 9 |qt ( IR L S VMILETK SSO(;f '| K|v 90.91 (deiidenntng. Jack (12) Clendeniilng. Jackie (12) Coff. Dehra 110) 42. 85 (-oil.id.ix Hal (11)36. 74. Ill Colladuy. John (9) IS. 119. L23 Goodger. Dolores (10) 42 •onzalez, I lector 12) Con alc . Juanita 112) 15. S2 Gonzalez, Lope(9 IS Con alc . hear 111 36. 11 I («nn alrz, Nieves (12) 15 Gorman. Dehhie (II) (agtschalk. Michael (12) 15 (■raff. Catwlx (12) 15. 71.72. 81.83 Grams. Barbara (12) 15. 109 (■rains. John (11)36, 105 Grants. Rick (9) 48. 119. 123 Cranscc. David(10)42, IIS Crunsoe, Dianne (12) 15 (.rant. Rodney (10)42. Il l Grecnw aid. Jerry (12)16.92.94. 101, II I. 116. 124. 125. 126. 127 (irecnxxaid. (.h iiu (I I)36. SO, 92 Gregg. Frances (12) 16.77 Crcguricli, Daniel (9) 48 Creidenus. Betty (10)42.I� S. SI Crether. Greg (9)48. 105. IIS. 129 Crcther. Michael (12) 16 Griffin. Marx (9)48 Grossman. Sharon (12) 16 Niter the Homecoming lootball game, students relaxed and enjoyed ihcniselvcs at I lie mixer that followed 136 Index Ill ail curlx season fool hall game at Horn Memorial Stadium. Senior omet halfback Paul enema out ran defender. Culler. Betsy (9)48.71. « Cuiler. Roller! (10) 42 Cuim. Beverly (II) Gunderson, Greg (9)48. 119. 132 Cuzmaii, Ismael (11 )36 IJanet 85 Hall. Ken(II) Human. Sandra (10)42 Hamilton. Ellen (12) 16.68. 86. 100 Hamilton. Susan (10)42 Hammerstad Samira (9) 48 Hammett. Michael (I I )36. 120 I lann. (landacc (9) 48 Hanna. Carv (11)36. 120 Hanna. Mark (9) 18. 105. 119. 132 11.mini Jeffrey (9) IS. 119 Hardin. Roek� e(lO)42, 129 Hart. Becky (10)42 llurmcn, Jackie (11 36 Hartman. I.inda llO) 42. !M Harvey. I.inda (12) 16. 70. S2. 109 Haynes. Judy (10)42. 82 lledluiiti. W©ndv (12) 17 Heft. Robert! 10)42 I lefts Diane58, 113 Heller Doyle (10) 12 I teller Kevin (9)48 Heller luixvrcnce (12) 17 Heller. Suzctte (I I 36 Hdler. Tim (10)42 Heller. Wendy (10)42 Hernandez. Domingo d I )36 Herrera, Jnse (9) Herron Mary (11)36 Homierly, Fred 110)42 I leunerly. George (12) 17. I I I llcssentlialer. Darrell 59. 130 II ess tier. Dennis 61. SO llihl. Connie (9) 18 Hinkle. Daniel (9) Hinklcmnn, Don(9146. 18,74. 105 llipp. Mildred 63 Hirte. Susan (11)26.66,92 Hisel. Delmer(12) 17.86 llisel. Patricia (11)36 I Inehtike. James 57 lloekstra. Bernie(10)42 Hoekstra. Henry (12)17 Iloeveler. Don (12)17 I loeveler. Theodore 57 Huffman. John (12) Holden, EJi alxeth (10) 12.81 Holden. I lurry (9) 48.69.95. 123 Hollister, Rose (12) 17 Holman, (den 59. 86 Holman. Roger (10)42. 114. 128 lh.lt. Burdette(10)40. 12.74. II I. 132 Holt. Carol (12) 17 Holt. Jeffrey (9)48.86. 118. 123 Holt. Margaret (11)36,71, 72. 104. 105 Holt. William (11 )36, 86. 11 t llolz. Ken (10) 132 iloovcrson. Roger (9) 48 Hopkins. Donna (10) 42 Ht.pkms. Carv (I I 36. 124 II upland. Cehard (10) 42 Horltell. Eileen (10) 42. 48 I lorgan. Jerrx (9) 48. 119. 129 Hurgan. Joseph (12) 17,94. 114. 124 Horgan, John (10) 12. 118. 128 Huber. Raymond (12) I I t lluekahy, N.C 57 lludlik. Chris (9)48. 118. 129 lludlik. Susanned I )36. 92 Inshureii. Janice (10) 42. 81 92 l I l U It I s I V'. 134 Ishersvood. (Iheryle (10) 42 l.sherwootl. Joyce 111 )3( Isola Peggy (9)48 Iverson. Donna (11)36. 92. 105 Iverson, Joanne (12) 17 Jacobsen. Joyee (11 36, 39. 92 James. Denise (10) 42 James Mae 62 I a men. Russell (10)42. 128 Jedlicka. Kathy (10) 40. 42. 74. 82 92 113 Jcnlnga John (11)36 Jeiunga. Mary (12)17 Jensen. Janet 110)42 Johnson. Carol (10)42. 105 Johnson, Chose (9)48, 104. 105. 119. 132 Johnson. Elaine (12) 17 Johnson. Henry (9)48 lot. 105. l|y. |23 Johnson. Kristie (11 )36. 92, 101 Johnson. Ia slie (12) IS. SI. .VI. 104, 105 Johnson, Lots (12) 18. 101 Johnson. I.inda 61.82 Johnson, Stanton (11 ' 36, SO Johnson. Terranee( 11 )36 Jordan. Bob (9) 48. 119. 129 Jordan. Cary (12)18.94 124 126 127 Jurgens. Pamela (10)42 Jurgens, William (10)12 Jut Reeky (10) 42 Jntz, Cindy (11)36 Jutz. David (9) 48 Jut . Earl (12) 18 Jutz. William (12) 18 Kaehler. IA nil (9) 48 Kaehler. Todd (12) 12. 18.‘H. Ill m 121. 122 Kureher. Jerrx 110) 42. 86 Karcher. Mike (12) Kareher. Susan (|0) 42 Karcher, Tom 112) 18. 120. 122 K.irlmsky. Ronald (10)42 Karselter James (10)42. 101. Ill, 121 Kantetler. John (I I 37. III. 122 Karstettcr. Mars (I2 IS Kellv. Patrick (101 42 Kelsey. Mars (9)48 Kelsey . Ruth 62. 75 Kemp Jumesd I) Kemp, John 19) 18. •% Kemp K.irendl)37 Kemp Mike(10)42. Il l 128 Kemp. Ralph 91 Kenney . John (9) hes cr. Stanley (10)40, 12. 74. 120. 130 Kiel. Delutrah (11)37. 66 Kieselburg, lan( 11)37 Kilkenny. Vonnie 11 37. :J9. 75. 82. 92 Kilkeunv. Kevin (91 16 IS 74 Killos I.inda (12) 18 Kilrox. David 9 IS. 119. 123 K i rein ill Calvin (12) 19 Klaxxes. David (12)19. 69. 70. 72. 95 Klein. David (12) 19 Klein. Paula dOt IS Klciiiert. Russell (10)42 Six Klex in, Fee .91 IS. 105, 119. 132 Kline, Dennis (10)42. SO. 86 Kline Kalhx (9)49 King Eorna(10)42 Kltimb, George 60 KoIkt Marx Jani'62 Koehl Barbara (11)37. KM. 105 Koehl. Michael (12) 19.94. 120. 122 Koehler. John (11)37 Koepnick. Philip (12) 19. 101. 105. 109 Knepnick Rebecca 10)40. 12.74 SI 101 105. 109 Koermt Mik ,(0 12 94 i is. 123 Kooistra. Dora 63 Kordosky , Tom (9) 19 Kosehe. Ruth (12) 19 Knxxalkc. l.ynn (9)50. 82 Krraayeveld. James (9) Kraayeveld. (a rahl 10) 13. 120 132 Krause. Randall (9)49. 119. 129 Krause. Way lie (II) 37 Krueger, Bert (12)20. 86 Krueger. Ellen 10)43. 71 82. S5 Krueger. ( arol (10) 43 Kucker. Daniel 111 )37 10 ) I ndi’.v 137 Kuhnkc. Wav ne (12)20. Il l Kul Mary 110)43 l-jgg. Bonnie (11 34. 37. 71 74. 91. 92. 93. 104. 105 I .mill. Jenny 111 '37. 70. 71. 92 loimb. Judy 10)43.92 I anihert. Sandra 111 37 I andi, Krancis62 I anc. Gary (11)37 I .nine. Cent ( 10)43 I .nine. Martin (9 19 lainnc. Mike 110)43.09.95. 132 l-angholff. Pat(l2)20, 71 101 105. 109 I .men. Steve (10)43. 74. 94. 128 I airsen. Terrie 110)43. so. 92 laiVino. Donald 57 l.cek. Jim 91 49 l eek Mike 110 13 114. 128 I .ccs. (KMTgc (12)20. 66. 94. 130 Lees. James (11)37. 109. 114. 130 Lee . Patty (9) 49 l.efel. John (12) 20. 94. 111. 124. 127 la'iilurt. Phil 59 I.enz. Joyce tl I )37 lewiv Randall (9 SO IJchrusehnpf, Marianne 112)20. 52. 00. 74. 80. 81. 109 l.idcn. Hubert 9) 49 119 l.iden. Suzanne (11 )37 l.iixlloff. (a na (12)20.66, 70. 71 I inneiikohl. Paul (9)49, IIS. 129 l.inneiikolil. William(12)20. 129 Llewellyn. Irvine 5-1 l.onterniaii. Urine 112)20. SO. I I 1 I irgtennan. (.'ceil (10) 43. 86. 11 | l.oRtcrman. DeHart (10)43. 86. 111. 123 l.onterniaii Dennis (12) 12. 20. 92. 94. Il l 115. 124, 12.5. 126 Logtcruian Janice (12)20. 90 l ogterinun. W dlard (10) 13. SO l.onn. Nalerie(12)20 l.onn. Uonne 19) 49 I opez. Celeste 12)21 I.ojhv. Jeanne (9) 49 l.opc , Modesto(11)37 I .o'. Ilarvev (9) 49. 129 Los. Lon (12)21 Los. Ilutht 10)43 lamndenbeck. Lame (12)21 Loudon. Honald (12)21.70 i joudon. Steve (9) 49. 109. 119. 129 I udow ise. Richard ill) 37. OS l.iiessenhop. Kathy (10)43.85. 109 Lum. Patricia (9) 49 Luudiu. William (11 )37 Madison. Sherry (9)49. 92. 105 113 Madison, Vicki (12)21 MADRIGAL I OS 109 Marknraf. Joan (10) 43 Markgraf. John (9)49. 123 Marsicuno. David ,10)43 Martin. a ntIlia (9) 49 Martin. Mike(91 19 IIS 129 Martin, Susan (12) 10. 71. 74. 92 Martinetti. Carla (12)21 HI Matousek, John (9) 49. SO. 10.5 119. 132 Mainer. Dave (9) 49. S2 119 Maw hinney. Arthur (12)22 McCabe. Bradley (9) McClellan. Patrick (9)49 McClellan. Paulette (11137 McCoy, Dennis (11)37 Met I .nir a- II' 7. 101. KB McGill. Carlos (9! 49 McGill, M.ir (9) 19 McGinnis. Delbert 54 McGinnis. Mary (11)37. 104. 105. 100 McGladc. Mary (12)21. 00. 71. 109 McIntyre. Rol� ert 112 ‘21 McKmnev Kathy (9)49 Merrill, Kathy(9)49 Metcalf. ( indy (9)49. 105 Metcalf. Rodney (10)43 Metlu-auy John 61.81 Mct ke. Linda 50. 71 Meyer. Christine (10) 43. lOI KB Meyer, Peter (9) 49. 86 Meverv Steve (9) 49,80 Miles. Patti (11)31.37. 70. 74 92. 109. 112 Millard Kenneth (11)37 Millard. Roger (11)37. SO. 124 Miller. Steve(10)43 MIXKDCHOIU S I0S. 109 Moehrke, Rohin (10)43.60. OS. 119 Mohr Candice (9) 49 Monroe. Juries (11) 37. 80 Monroe. Joe (9) 49, 119. 132 Monroe. Madred 111 )37. 66. OS. SI Monroe. Margaret (9)49 Monroe. Mary Kllen (11 37 Moore. Diane (10) 13 Moore, Limb (12)22 Moonuau. ( y uthia (9) 49.92 Moran. Geoffrey (I I )37 6 6 70 90 101. 109 Morgan. Dorothy (10)43 Morgan, Karen (11 )37. 81. 92. 109 Morgan Sharon (11 (34. 37. 66. SI. 92. 109 Moronos. David (9) 19. 123 Morrison. Rhonda 10)43. 92. lot KB Moser, Rita (10 40. 43.74 Mourn. Oliver 62 Mowers. Man (10) 118. 123 Mow cry, Bruce 111 37. 122 Muehc. Kathern (101 43 Mueller, laiura (9)49. 105 Mueller. Mike(10)43. IIS. 130 Mullen Mary (9)49. 82 Miinger. ( diaries (10 43, 86 Mlinger. Muriel (10)43 Murphy, Jam! (9)49 Murphy. Slieril (10) 43.92. 101 Mutchler. Jeanette 60 Ninth. Mike(10)43 WTIONAI HONOR SO( II I V 73 . imi icky (9) (9 Nelson, Dean (12 22. 70. 72. 92. 94 104 105. 130 Nelson. Jerry 12)22. 74 Nelson Mark (12)22. 94. 130. 131 Nelson Randall (12)22 Nelson. Richard (10)43 Neuhaucr. Debra 111137. 39. 42. 66. 71. 74 Neuhaucr, Donna (11 )37. «� S S2. 92 Neuman Patrick 61. 106 Ncnmeicr. Donald (I I )37. 86 N’ciimeier. Margaret (10)43. S2. N4 Neumeistcr. Deliorah (9)49 Nichols. James (11)37. 94. KM. KB Nichols. Janel (9 49 Nickels lianccne ,10)43. 84. 85 Nickels Michael 11 I )37 NickeLv. Richard (9) 49 Niewcnhius. Rolicrt (10) 43. 120 Niewenhuis. I hcresa (12)22 Norton John (10) 44. ILL 12S Nostrant, David (10)44. III. 128 O'Brien, Gloria (11 37 O'Brien. Joseph (12)22 O'Brien, Michael 12)23. 133 O'Brien Patrick (12) O'Brien Rory ,9)119 ()’(ionnor. (lathy (10) 14 Odicrno. Guy (9)50 O'Donnell. ( atherine (12 23. 66. 82. 85 92 O Donnell. Michael (9)50. 82. 119 Oertel. Klufnc (10)44 Oertel. Susan (12)23 Ohl. Michael (12)23. 124 Ohl. Randall (11)37, 124 O Keefe Stephanie (10) 40. 44. 74 O' Keefe. Timothy (9)50. 130. 132 Narsity cheerleader Jennie l.ainh. is leading a sideline cheer at one of the basketball games This was her first sear as a member of the squad 138 Index Comet Harriers run ut a Cross Country Sleet al Delhrnok Coif Course Chide. Jane (I I )38 Oleksy, Jodv (9) 16.50, 74.92 Olson Bonnie (9)50 Olson, Deborah i II) 3-1. 38. 81.90 Olson. John (0)50. 71 Olson. Linda 10)40.4 I. 81 113 O'Neill. Tim (10) 14.69.95 Oslxirne. James (10) II, I .'JO Osborne. Paula (11 )38. 92 Osnmndson. Cheryl (10) Oslrilin. Kenneth (10)91. KM. 105. 130 Ostruin, Ronald (11) 38. 100 Overbeek. Robert 112)2-3 Overbcek. Sandra (10) 41 Palma, Charles (9)SO. 109. 132 Palmer. Marla (12)23, 71. 81. 109 Purtrige. Tony (10) 44. 109 Patterson, Rixluey 57 Pearce. Alice (9)50 Peek. Donna (10)44. 109 Peek. John (9)50. 86 Peek. Karl (12)23 Pederson. Jon (12)23. 86. I |-| PKPCLLB92.93 Peters, Bruce (10) 44, 118 Peters. Douglas (I 1)38. III Peters. Jcanine (9)50 Peters, i turie (10)44.92 Peters. I.irnla 11 )38. 82 Peters. Riehard (10)44 Peterson. (.hers le (9)50 Peterson. Krnest (12)74. KM. 105 Peterson. Cas te (10) 44. 85. 92 Peterson. Murk (9) Peterson. Steve(10)44. KM. 105 Petkoff, Cordon, (10) 44 Petkoff. Joan (9)50 Petkoff. Mars (12)23.80 Petkoff. Rose (II)38 Pflaum. Jeanne (I I )38 Phair. Verniee Phelps. Bill (9) 50 Phelps. Robert (9)46. 50. 74. 120. 132 Phelps. Susan (12)23. 66. 74. SI. 104. 105 Phillips. Connie (10) Phillips. Dale (10)44. 118 Phillips. Pam (10)44 PHOTO CLUB94 Pickering, Robert 56 Pierson. Daniel (9)50. 119, 129 Pierson. Hiehard 62 Pinnoss. Kdwind 1)38.94. 104 122 Plesse, Diane (9)50 Porter, Lonity (10) I I Porter. Scott (9)50 Popp. Marilyn (11)38 Potter Debbie (10) 44 Potter. Karen (12)24 Pounder. John(9)50. 86. 123 Pounder. Mildred (10) 44 92 Pounder. Ralph (12)2-1 Pr.ihl. la-onard 58 Prahl. Susan (12) 10. 74. 109 Putman. Dianna (10) 44 Pyre. Debra 10)4 I Pyre. Janet 12)24 .)uade. Jan (9)50 QUILL SCROLL 72 Quinn. Mary (11 )38. (its. 82. 8f Quirin, William (I I 38 Radtke, Richard (12)24 Bad) , Daniel (II) Radv. Phyllis (12)24 Rady. Robin (9)50 Race. Warren 6-3. 69 Rahn. Donald (12)24. 68. 109 Rahn. Melody (11)38 Ramig. Nancy . 11 38 Ransom. Charles (10)44 Ransom. Timothy 12)24. 86 Rat .laff. I .re Ann (10)44. 80 Rav. Cary (11)38 Ray. Vicki (10) 44 Read. Tom (10) 14. 128 Kedenuis. Allred 63 Rcdcnuis, Bruce (10) 44 Reece, Carol (10)44. 80. KM. 105 Reed. William 61 Reimer. Patricia i 10) 44. 92 Reimcr, 5 kki (11 )38. 80 Rcinholz, David (11)38. 104. 105 114 122 Hctzhdf. Margie(10) 44. 109 Benin. Sandra (12)24,66. 80 Richardson. I.ynn (10) 44 Richardson, Rubin (9)50. 109 Ring, Michael 55 Ritchie. James 60 Robinson. Charlene (12) 24. KM. 105 Robinson, Klrod (9116. 50. 75. 129 Robinson. Sandra (II) 38. 101. 105 Rodriquez. ( armeu (11)38 Rocker. Deborah(10)44. 105 Hoherty Keith (9)50 Roberts. Kathy (11)38. 70 Rosencruns, Debra (9)54� Bosenerans, Larry (12)24 Rozajcsvski, Jeff (10) I I Bo ajessski. Rnliert (12)21 Rultendall. Cheryl (12)24 Ruiz. Krnest (9)50. 129 Riinklc Kathleen (12)25 Runkle. Terry (11)38. IN 122 Salas, Cecilia 11)38 Salas. Jose (11)38. 122 Salas. Magdalena (9)50 Sanders. Jean (12)25 Sanders. Mark till 38. 68 Sanford,Cary (12)2-5. 104 Sasvtelle, Georgia (12) 2-5. 86. 109 Sasvttflle. Jcffres (101 I t Schap|x e. John (9)50, 123 Schap|KX . Mary (9)50 Schurfcnbcrg. him 60. Ill Scharme Denim (9;.50, KM 105, 119. 129 Scharine. Jim (9)50. 71. KM. 105 Scharine. Thomas (12)25 95. IOI. 105 Schaner. Daniel (11 )38 Schauer. Jean (10) 44. 82 Scliauer, Tony (9)50 Schaiif. Mike (9) 50. IOI. 105 Schell. Kennel h (10 • 44 Ss heunemann. Craig (10)41 Scheurell, James (9)50. 119. 129 Seheurell. Marlene 59 Schcurman, James (12)25. Mi. 68. KM. 105.107 Schieve. Lilli (11 )38 Schleiger Debra (10)44 Schleigcr. Jess (12)26 Schleiger, Kathleen (12) 26. 85 Schlickrr Kllen 112)26. Mi. 85 Sehlickcr. Joe (9)50. 118. 129 Schmid. Chris (9)50 Schmid. Call (10)44. 85 Schmid. Marcia (9)50. 68 Schmid. Sc .lt (9)50. 119. 132 Schmidt. Kenneth 55 Schneider. Chris (12)26 Sell nick. Randy 12)26.94. Ill Schrack. Debbie (11) 38. 92 Schrader. Cliiff ( K)l I I Schrocder, Cary (10) 26. 109. 122 Schrocder. l-arry (11 )38 Schrocder. Trudic (12)26 Schuenke. Way nr (12) 26 Schultz. Donald (11)38. 118 Schultz. Patricia (12)26 Schultz. Jumes (12)26 Schultz. Hu-hard (10)44 Schutt. Daryl (11)38 Schutt. David (12) 27. 86 Scott. Colleen 9)50 Scott. Kenneth (9)50 Scott. Mike(10) 44. 118. 123 Scott. Rolx-rt 56 Scott. Wilhurol Index 139 Sc user, Cynthia (II 34. Vi 66. M. 92. 93. 109 Sensor. Mary (111 s Shafer. Ronald (9)50. 119. 129 ShupiHH . John (9) 119 Shecan. Shirles 191.50. 105 Sheldon. Pam (12)27. 81.90. 92 Sheldon. I'at (12 )27. 90. 92 Shepard. Dehhir (9)50 ShinkiLV Matthew (12)27 Shurik, Rarharu55 Sicrt. Edith 64 Siebert, Bernier (9) 50, 119 Sikes. Bartel(9).50. 119 Sisk, Gary (11 )34. Vi. 74. 104. 105. 109 Sisk. Sandra 110)44.81. KM. 105 Sisk. Shar n (12)27. 90. 104. 105 Skelton. Patrick (11)38 SKICI.LBSH Skoftcn. Ken (10)11 Slack. Denise (9)46. 50. 74. 101 Slack. Patricia (II) 38. 72 Smiles, Glen(10) 14. I IS Smiles Mag(9)46.51.71.71 Smiles, Pant (12)27 Smith. Jane 56 Smith Roger(10) 14. 124 Smith. Ronald (12)27. 70. IIS. 120. 143 l t Snnddcn. Joint (10) 44. H6 Sns der. George (11) 48 Snyder. John (9)51 Sns der. Tom (9) 119 Sontug. Joanne (9)51 s.uiiag, Joyce (11 )48 SPANISH CI.UB82 Stafford. Janet (11 )38 Slangier, Alan (I I )48 Starin, Pamela (12)27 Sturiu. Peter (11 ).'Vi. Ill Stehmt . Gars (12)27.94. 111. |30, 141 Steinlieek. Rtehurd (11 )4S. 11-I. 117 Steinla-ek. Stephen (9)51. 119. 142 Steinhiccr. Judith (11)38 Stcrkcn. Beverly (12)30 Sterken, Cheryl (9)51 Sterken. Gars (10)44 Sterken Lester (9)51 Sterken Warren (10) 41. 124 Steurrr. Barbara (10) -IT Stewart. Bussell 54 Stiekney, I aim (12)27 Stonewall. Janet (9)51 Stock. Halph 57 Sforck. Klaine (12)28 St rob m, Greg (9)51. 101. 105. 123 STUDENT COUNCIL 74. 75 Sturtcs ant. Carla (10)41. 66. 71. 80. 85.92 Swoen. Linda (12) Ssvoger, William (9)51 Taylor. Barbara (II) l as lor. Brail (9 51 Taylor. Robert 56 l as lor Steven (12) Tcesch. Donald 56. 122. 123 Teiclt. Richard (9)51, 119. 122 Tckh. Robert (10)44. S2. 118. 142 Teran. Franklin (12)28. 66. 68. 82 Termaat. James (10)44. 142 Terrnaat. Philip(12)28 Tcrpstra. Charles (9)51. 119. 12-5 Tcrpstra. John (11 )38. 86. 122 TerSteege. Linda (11 38. 92 Theilc, Sanilralee 5S Thomas. Daniel (12)2$. 80 Thomas. Donald (12 2.8 Thomas. James (9)51 Thomas, Sandra (10)8-1 Thompson. Janet (12)28. 109 Chnm|Kon. Lawrence (11 |.)S Thompson, Scott 110) Tifft. Jirn (9) Tiff!. Terrs (9)51. 118. 129 Tifft. Todd (12)28. 140 I ieerdsma Sherry (9)51 Tulkuhu. Dick (9)51. 105. 119. 142 Tomka. Fred (12) 28 Torgeson. Shorn (11)38 Torrenga. hris (10171.80. KM. 105 Tsakius. Athena (10)71 Tucker. Lori (9)51 Tulls . Andrew (10) 128 l ulls . Patricia (10) 113 Tulls. Timothy (11)38, 74. 92. 94. 124 Udey. John (9)51. 123 I des Man (12)28.66.71.72 I tiger. Cheryl 12128.66. 68. HI 104. 105 Utiger. Greta (10)43. KM. 105 I tiger. Susie (10) 10. 70. 109 Vanackcr. Carol d I 48 Vandelrogcrt. Diane (11148. 70. 71.72, 90 Vandebogcrt. I.oreen(9)51, KM. 105 Vundcrkool, Rodney (lt ) 114. 12;) ahdervecn. Phyllis (I I 48. 92 VanDs ken. Patricia (12) 28. 84. 92 VanDs ken. Peter (11 )3S N anVIett, Lori (10)82 VanWyhe, Keith (I I) V'aroni Klaine (9)51 Varoni. Paul (12)28. 92. 94. 109. Ill VARSITY CLl’B 95 Witch. Bussell 57 Vrnema. Bonnie (9)51 V enema, Gloria (9)51 enema Mark (11)38. 140 Veneina. Paul 112)12. 28. 70. 104. 105. 114. 115. 117. 121 Vcrdick. Linda (12)29 Vidas, Mark (12)29. 94. 109 Villarreal. Tony (9)51. 109 Vines. Kathleen (12)29 Voilman. Susan (11) -‘TH VonOgden. Donna (9)51 Vorlop. Frederic 54 Voss, Valeric (12) 10. 74. 109 Vriczen. Russell (12)29, 69, 71.72. 95 Wuhlhorg. Lynne 62 Walker. Jackie (11)38 Wahgora. John (12)29 Waligora. Lyle (10) W aligora. Susan (12)29 Wallace. Karl (10) Walsh. Terrance (12) 29. 69 Walters. Zane( 10) 82. 105. 109 Ward. Pamela (9)51 Warn, Marilyn (10) Warn, Shirles (12)29 Wassel. Steven (9)51. KM. 105 Welrer. Candice (12)29. 66. 68. 82. 92 Weber. Mike (10)86 Weber, Sandra (12)29 Weberpal, Carolyn (10) Wcbcrpal. Michael (12)29. 82. 86. 94 Welland. John (12)29. 70. 94. 109 Welch. Caroline (11)38, 66. 71. 81. 101 Welch. Klaine (12)30 Welch. Ellen (10)66. 82 Welch. Kasleen (9)51. KM. 105 Welch. Michael (10)86 W rich. Richard (11) 38. 86 W endorf. Evelyn 64 Wendorf, Willard 64 Wenzel. James (II) 49. 86 Wenzel. Linn (10) W enzcl. Sue (9)51, 105 W'erfclmunn. Rita (11 )39. 80 Wescott. John (9)51. 69. 86.95, 119. 142 Westergaard. Kim (11 49. 74. 109. II 1 124 W’cstphal, Clifford (10) Whalen. Marcus (9)51 Whalen. Margaret (1(1) Whalen. Ruth (11)39 W hales. Beryth (11)39,82 Whaley. SuKllen (11)39 W'iedrnhocft. Ellen (9)46. 51. 74 Wicdcnhoeft. Phillip (12) Wiedmer. Raymond (12)30 Wicdmeyer. Jcrilou (10)81 84,91 95 KM. 105 W ilke. Susan (10)82.92. 104. 105 Williams. Charles (12)30. 70. 72 W illiams. Janet (9)51 Williams. Sandra (9)51.71 Williams. Sheila (I I )39 Williams. Sue (9)51 W illiamson. Jerri {10) Wilson. Frank (11 )49. 86 Wilson Mars (9)51 Wilson. Mark(9)51. 105, 109 119 Wilson. Thomas IO� 82. 105 Wilson (9)51 Wincapass. Jim (10) Wingrcn. Noncv (11 )39. S2. 92 Winn, Eugene (11)39 W inn. Nancy (9) 46. 51. 74 W'ippich. Jennifer (12)30. 66. 70. 82. 85 Wippioh. Kernel (9)51 W’iscr. Clarence 64 Woodard, Carol (II) 49. 82.5)2 Woods. Debora (12)30. 105 Woods. John (10) 74. 105. 123 W oods. Pat (9)51.71 Woods. Thomas (12)30. 74. 101 Wright. Stesen (11)49 Wrolicl. James (II) Wrobel, John (5)) 51 Yadon. Caryl (12)30, 74.81,92. 101. 112 Yadon. Douglas (10) 118, 128 Yadon. Pamela (11 )39, 68.5)2 Yanns. Janet 12)40. 109 ) uzbec. Relsecca (12)40. 66. 71 York. Andrew (12)30. 94 York. Thomas (11 )39 Young. Terry (9)51, 109 Yungerman. Ronald 110) Zak. Barbara (11)39 Zahrn, Jon (12)30.5)2.5)4. 114. 134 Zea. Kirk (10) 128 Zea. Timothy (11)39. 124 Zell. Linda 56 Zimmerman. Lee (11 39 Zimmerman. Sarah (10)81.5)2 Zimmerman, Wallace54. III. 116 140 lnde Varsity Scoreboard Football 8 2 Basket bull 13-8 Swimming 6 5 Fast Troy VV alert own Beloit Turner Badger Mukwonago Burlington Whitewater Flkhorn Big Foot Wilm� i Cross Countr 1-6 Mukwonago Badger. East Troy Badger Wilmot Salem ( •••! . Orford Whitewater. B Fimt W aterford Fort Invitational— eighth 23-32 38-30-55 30- 3S 29-26 33-W-33 31- 40 60 22-37 Golf 6-2 Conference Standings Burlington 32 points Big Foot 27 points D-DIIS 25 |xiinls Whitewater 20 points Flkhorn 13 point v Wilmot 12 points Mukwonago 11 points Hast Troy 3 jsoints Badger 1 point Janesville Invitational tenth place out of 28 Dclavan Begion.il third place Conference meet thirst place 35-6 Mil Juneau 14-6 Burlington 24-7 Badger 6-7 Whitewater 32-7 Wilmot 15-38 Mukwonago 20-7 (.reend.lie 3 S-6 Flkhoru 26-0 Fast Troy 14-7 Big Fix4 Burlington Badger Whitew atei Wilmot Mukwonago Flkhorn East Troy Big Foot District semifinal Big I'«H� t final Badger Wrestling 7-3 Mukwonago Wilmot Fast Troy Whitewater I niou Grove Big hoot Flkhorn Clinton Badger Burlington Fvansville 1 m national secoml place (,)uadrilateral at t niou (.rove— tie lor 1st place S4-46 Wi Midstock .30-70 Badger 76-66 Milton 61-84 Fort Vtkiusou 77-48 Creendale 70-72 Racine Bark 66-64 Mcllcncry 5.3-57 Janiss die Cr. 65-11 Woodstock 75-63 BriMikiirld ( en 50-67 Badger 53 35 Janesville Pa 67-76 46-44 Janesville Belays 77-6S seventh place 66-47 77-55 Sectional — filth place 57-47 Small School Iiiv second place 62-47 69-67 Tennis 14-26 Northwestern Burlington Clinton Big-Foot Badger Flkhorn Burlington Big Foot Badger 18 30 Flkhorn 24-20 32-18 17-2-1 37-11 Bavelwll 9-2 26-21 -38-16 Clinton 34-13 Monroe 31- IS Ft Atkinson 21-29 W llmnt Mukwonago Fast Trm Burlington Badger Whitewater Flkhorn Big Foot 12-52 35-60 72-23 51 44 32-86 42-52 53- 12 26-71 63-33 60-35 55-10 54- 41 0- 5 2- 3 3- 2 3 2 1- 4 2- 3 0-5 5-0 0- 5 1- 4 5- 0 9-0 6- 0 6-4 3- 0 IH-9 4- 9 11-1 4-10 11-0 4-3 Varsity Scoreboard I II Ballroom Sets Mood for “Look of Love ballroom seem was the setting for the 1969 Junior Prom. Look of Love. ’ King Tim Tull and Queen Jud Callum reigned over the festivities. The court consisted of members of each class Representing the Senior ('lass were Andy York and Dianne (Iran-sec; Junior ( lass. Roger Cardoni and Connie Kilkenny Sophomore (.lass. Mick Kemp and Kathy Jed-licka Freshmen Class, John Colladas and Debbie Dowse. ers crow ned their successors. Music for the evening was provided l the R°h ‘' sen Rand from Madison. Follow ing the prom, attending couples were invited to Lake Lawn Lodge for a post prom parts f ood and entertainment brought the evening to a delightful close. The post prom part) was sponsored In the Dclavan Lions Club. Last sear’s King Jon Zahm and Queen Chris Fried- Representatives lor the Senior Class an- n«l York and Dianne C.ransce Representatives lor tlu Sophomore ('lass arc Mick Kemp and Kathy Jcdlicka Representatives lor the Junior ('lass arc Roger Cardoni and Connie kilkcnm Representatives lor the Freshman (lass arc John Collados and Dehbie Dowse Prom 145 This Is Prom: Prom 117 Man lc( la leaiid (iar Sisk sing a duel The Music Man — aBigS uccess I liis ear s musical. The Music Man, was pul on In llie I)-1)1 IS students. The play was directed In Mr heed The leading roles were held by Cary Sisk, as Harold Hill, The Music Man, and Mar McClade as Marian Paroo. Other roles were held by Cary Sehroeder as Tommy Dilas, I ran (� regg as Anita Shinn, Bob rnold as Mayor Shinn. Bonny l.agg as Mrs. Shinn. Mark 'i-das as Mareellus, Jim Dohos as VVinthrop Paroo. and Janet 'I’hompson as Mrs. Paroo. I IS Musical lur M ilatle Rives Jim DoImis a talking � «• Miokih! 149 ki ii Xncluin rcliriiis'um Ins part 1,1 •I 1’ M ar,‘-1 l ilt musical this year was about a man. Harold Mill, that came to River City, loxva to make monex off the townspeople by posing as a music professor To get the monex he led the parents to believe that their children will learn how to plax But the onlx problem is that he can t read music. The system he used was the think system The wax the system worked was that all the person did was think about the song and he could plax it Later Mar-old meets Marian and t hex tall in love. But when a salesman brings news of Mill being take the town start talking about tar and leathers. But all turned out well when the bund showed up and played the Minuet in (L .;ir Silir H «ic r rehearses .1 (Liner with I'r.m 150 Musical 0B9| i M� ,,ISP� N 'jnl | lie iasl i' uHtiug ready to rehearse the dance routine kiilliv (•allrv ( ami Johnson. I odd I illc. and Monica Eselior tn' liiiwniil imuticr Twelve Angry Jurors Practice Heheardnt; an- Matlri-d Monroe Sue Suilmnc. Debbie Kiel. Gerry Wicd-niever. Gun Stehnit . Mark Vidas, ami Torn Schurinc Mr PickcriiiK in directing 152 II-School Pl.iv Members of the- c.ol Iih-IhiIt (l.KFT K RIGHT) Dili Btnrrl. Tom Soliarine. I ran Gregg. Monica Belief, arwl Jolmvm. K.i thv Guiles Delibir kief. Gem Wiwlmeyer ami Mure Vhl.o « shown Mutlrctl Monroe, Sue inl� rmc Gur Steluiil . Delilne Demon, .uul T«nkl I � fft The All-School Play. Twelve Angry Jurors, was presented Mav 2 and 3. It is a character studs of jurors coming into conflict over differing opinions and personalities as tlu decide the fate of a young man convicted of murder. Three weeks «� ! rehearsal, some hard work and a little luck made Jurors a fine production. The plus was directed by Mr R Pickering and iissisted bv Mrs I.. Zell. ll-Svliool l l.o 153 Hie bund spoi� t r«il the caiccWulk. AFS Holds Annual Carnival The A IS Carnival was held this year on March 22. Irom 5:30 until 9:00 I he General Chairmen were K«ith () Donnell and Kelli Kagan Some of the organizations involved were Quill Scroll. KS Club, Band. I ll . Art ( lub. and German (.’ltd). Ihll Hcyerl was the targvt «� l the pit- throw |,Hd b tin-chttTlcudcrs 154 I-'S (jiriiival I'lli’ «lull M S r.in (In |n-nm -lm I'li Freshman Class sponsored a dart throw A K S ( iurimal I Vi FRONT K ) : Brtzw P Slack Welch 11 arisen l Neumcicr Settset S h Cairns SECOND ROW: d Kiri. I I .mull'illt, s IMid|� . I Johnson I Gregg. k Mor uu rillRI) HOW: S Morgan C Gllgei. M McCmniv | Met n I Harvey, M Holt. J uler BACK ROW: K Callo. M M (� lade. J VoImiii, | Mn rll I Djiipman. I' Peterson. ( Graff, I). Olson. J Culliim. NHS Honors Scholastic Achievement National Honor Society officers for the 1968—1969 school year were Nancy Dwornik, president: Connie Betzer. vice-president: Cheryl Utiger, treasurer; and Sandra Sisk secretary. Miss Barbara Siiunk acted as advisor. New members were inducted into the Society in March. Some of the activities NIIS members were ushering at the Christmas Concert and helping lead visitors tours through the school. They also took a field trip to Chicago in March to see Madame Butterfly and the Museums of Natural History and Contemporary Art. The traditional candle-lighting ceremony-, where new iiinnhcrs are inducted into Nils, was In-Id in March Here Mary Mi-Cladc and Pal I ..iiiglmlfl hold I heir randies w Idle repeating the Nils oath 13ft NIIS I i!trur unit's FRONT ROW: (. Fwinv ( ( ol l� . W Heller, S Whaley. Jut . I) Oondger. S W.ill ora BACK ROW: ( ( minor. K BcutI 0 Rocker They Gain Experience for Future Jobs Two school activities whose primary purposes were to prepare students for later jobs were tlie library aide program, and the work experience program. Library aides helped daily in the school library, preparing for librarian careers. Students on the work experience program received vocational training w hile working part time during the school year; these students received regular wages and school credits for their efforts Mrs. Kuth Djupman headed the library program, and Mr Leonard Prahl was in charge of the work experience program Experience Pri nram 157 Sectional winners wore FRONT ROW: B Curium s Kolnm.iri BACK ROW: D .hi !)«■ Bo( ert, M «lney ) iJnr I hr fact that spring sports arc not onl lor Ians was proven at Delavan-Daricn Mil'll School last spring Several dedicated girls took part in the various activities which included girl s track, swimming, and golf. The girl s track team was made up ol eleven girls, live ol which went on to become sectional winners. Freshmen and Sophomores look part in the swim team, while Seniors dominated the goll course ll three teams represented our school well in competition. Hard work was not the onlv aspect of these activities. The girls also obtained a feeling of satisfaction and received enjoyment through their participation. dv isors were: Miss James. M rs. Berkompas, and Mrs. Barber. See Girls Run! l' RamiR B (:arl'° M PourK,t'r- S Rttblnwii BACK ROW: I Unit. J Wicdmeyer. Welch. I Van FRONT HOW: S William . K Wirilonhneft. J l.amh BACK ROW: P I .rev I Boyerl. I. Benson. J Hovmi- P lli See Girls!! LEFT TO RIGHT] C. V.ulon, S Martin. I) Brook . P Sheldon. ( Bel cr rhe.girl ' ««►!! learn consisted entirely of Seniors this your Girl Sports 159 Varsity Golf Team Finishes Season With Record of 6-2 The Varsity Golf Team coached In Mr M Ring finished up the season w ith a record of 6 w ins and 2 losses. In conference play the varsity team comprised of letter inner Tim Tullv, Steve l.arsen. Tom Read. ndv I tills and Dave Klein scored v ictories over the follow ing teams Last I’rov. Ilkhorn. Badger. Mnkwonago. N ilmot and Whitewater On May 3rd the golf team finished in a tie for tenth out of a field of 2-S teams at the Janesville Invitational In the Delavan Regional. l� e team captured third place. In tlie conference meet they placed second. Dave Klein executes .1 perfcvtly played vvedgcshol tun tullv lays out .1 perfeet tee shot on the thirteenth hole .a Delhrook Conference Standings Steve 1 arsen vlmvvs fine form while teeing off at Del hr 00k Burlington 32 points Big Loot 27 points D-DI IS 20 points Whitewater 20 points Klkhorn 13 points W'ilmot 12 points Mnkwonago II points East Troy 3 points Badger 1 point 160 c;«� if Tennis Team Posts 14-26 Record I he 1969 Varsih Tennis ten in, led l Couch Jim Hoehnkc. ended up on the losing end this season despite the efforts of lettcrw inners Dean elson. captain: John Wetland; Boh Davidson; Hob Ashen-felter. Jim icholv Hon Yonngerman and Mike Mueller. The Tennis team placed third in the D-DUS Invitational with Dean elson leading the pack w ith seven points --HRh Conference Standings Burlington Won 32 Lost H 9 21 Badger 31 Klkhorn 19 D-DIIS 14 26 Big I oot 4 36 BoR I).i idson 'lions Iine form on fin mtvi dimnu pruetke IXmii cNoii rts up (o Jtl Mr % one of fii powerful yen e B � fhenfclter slums Kum| deternnnjtmn in rcturninti In lull m ritsy the net Tennis 161 I RON 1 ROW; | k.irlilt'i I WoikIv J roU-l. I' mcs M Hu . II J Davidson. J Dodge S Kvy vt, R I'helps. J S h.ippec ShC.OMD ROW: j karstrllcr B lluh. R Holman, s lY-U-rson, I) Christianson R Brammc. I onemu, B Inch. 0 Hinkil- •an B H.-It THIRD ROW: 1) ( all.,,. (. kra.nnrl l I) ,,|.. Ik-i, R Smith. (. I l uma. J Wood R Van Dcr Kooi. I. W.iligo r.i I) Met in. manutfi-f J Osborne KOI Ri ll ROW : Johnson. R Carlson IV Arnold. J W min i. J I tilt I) kilros.S Beall C iv.ntllou I Caltuin s Louden IVU k ium: Mi Zimmerman R Phelps I Rui I) lugtermun, I’ arnnik ( llmllik. I) Danielson. I’ I innrnkohl. Mi Dutchrr Varsity Track 162 anils Track Djii (ihrisliumnn finishes an cvtumMiriK fai r Tern Tiff! put tin-shot JV TRACK Jell Davidson and John Slupixv run the high hurdles I hr I9WiJ track tram, under the coaching oi lr Wallace Zimmerman and Mr Daniel Du teller, poster! a record of four w ins and one loss. The team scored wins over the Wisconsin State School for the Deal. Northwestern. Badger and Burlington. I'he suffered their onl loss to Mukwonago The hovs leading in point totals were Dan Christianson. Roger Smith and Jeff Davidson Hill I'helps i’It-an tin-1 Mr in I hr | Mill- vault eoui| ctitioii liris I ludlik performs the long jump uudfr I hr watchful eye ol lr Zimmerman KM JN Tr.u k JV Baseball Team Finishes Season With Record of 4-3 This years Junior Varsity Baseball team posted a record of four ins and three losses t'ndcr the coaching of Mr. B. Breidenstein they scored victories over the following teams: bust Troy 15-0; Badger 9-4 l .lkhorn2-l and Bin l oot 4-0. They suffered losses to the following teams: Wilrnot 3-0: Mtikwonago 1-4 and Burlington 5-8. Greg Grcther held the highest batting average of ■381 The pitcher's records were Krause 3-2. Grant 0-1 and Strohm 1-0 The boys who already received numerals in another sport but would have received them in baseball were Hon Dunwiddlc. l Mowry. Handy Davis and Greg Grcther The boys who received numerals in baseball lor the first time this year were Jerry Morgan. Tom Snyder. Handy Krause. Bartel Sikes. Bob Jordan John Boviall and Jeff Hardin. !tan |y Krause, tlio pitcher hums one across the plate Itaiulv Krause throw the lull to Creg Cirri her to lour the run iter «� ul at lirsi Oncol the Junior arsily halters liells one out fora base hit J Baseball l(V 4 Comet Nine Finishes Season 10-3 Jon .linn 'Iiiiisho one out III li-lt Ill-Id fur a lun- Ini J«H- I Iordan Slum good form while belting onr mil lor a base hit I lie 1969 Varsity Baseball team, coached by Mr. Tom Scharlcnberg. posted a seasons record of ten ns ins and three losses. The boys with the top three batting averages were Hick Steinbeck. Dale Phillips. and Jon Zalmi having averages of .,159, .346 and .333 resfX'ctive! Joe Morgan pitched II 1 2 innings and posted a 2.63 Earned Hun Average. Other pitchers were C-ary Jordan, whose 2.S2 ERA N as the best lor the team, and Rick Carlson who posted a 6.12 ERA after basing pitched 10 I 3 innings A Jordan s 2 H2 I- It the Im-'I for I lie leant. I«i VarsiU baseball Jim llotuan shown I he form dial not Inin a 1 S3 !• R Rick Stoinlx ck led tlietcuill in butting a «ragrs with a -V� t avcragi Batting averages for the team members were as following Dale Phillips .846, Rick Steinl eck 359, Joe llorgan .300. Dave Nostra ill .212. Don Catalano 273. Jon Zalim 333. Gan Jordan .279. Can Steb- nitz 2CH3. John l lorgan 257. Rick Carlson .250. John Norton 250. Craig Deschner .250. Oscar Gonzales .000 and Rodney Grant (HK) un.il Baseball 16? ABOVE: Mr I'luir prrv-nt I In Lire Unit) IUutli nrsinu Scliol� r liip to l-incla .'lirisliun BEI.OW: The graduatingilass •� ! IWi) Know Is the Corner Paul Yaroni. as class speaker lor the 1969 Commencement Exercises held in Borg Stadium on June 3. evaluated the effects of progress on his generation hollowing this. sixteen scholarships were awarded to outstanding seniors. The Claire Ruby Heath Nursing Scholarship was presented to Linda Christian; and the Iieuth-Lauterbaeh Honorary Scholarship, to ( aryl Vadon Dan Thomas was the recipient of the Robert Doherty Leadership Ward Council President Sue Phelps received the Student Council llonoran Scholarship The Man Beswick Memorial Scholarship was bestowed upon Connie Bet er The D-DSL.A presented its scholarship to Mary McCladc Sharing the De-lavan Service League Scholarship were Debbie Brooks and Pat Sheldon. Marcia Duesterbcck received the Delavan Area Schools Nou-Ccrtitied Lmployce Scholarship. warded to Charlene Robinson was ledge stone to Success tin I I Scholarship. Honored with the Dora S rthur Scholarship were Pat an Dyken, Chuck illiams. Ralph Kani-phuis. and Boh Overheck. I he ustin Studio Scholarship was presented to Russ Yriezen. Jan Pyrz was granted the Dela-van rca Business and Professional Women's ('luh Scholarship. Chosen to receive the George W Borg Scholarship was Lee Djupmau. Tlu Sta-Rite Scholarship was awarded to Rick Carlson Kandi Graff and Fran Gregg were the recipients o! the George W Borg and Fffic Borg Scholarship. The A J Industries Scholarship was granted to Jerrv Nelson. Diplomas were presented by Mr McGinnis. Mr. Stewart and Mr. orlop on a stage decorated in Blue and gold, the colors chosen In the ('lass of 19(59. The Junior ( lass presented each girl graduate a yellow rose, the class flower. ABOVE: Chuck Williams, Hof Overlx-ck I’at Van Dyken. and Rulph Kampliim were the recipients � l the Dora S Vrtlim Scholarship. which was presented l s Mr ftahl. 1 BOVE: Mr Yorlop presents Sue I'li. Ij� with Slat, of Wisconsin Honor Scholarship BOVK RIGHT: Rn� Vric pn rwlws ustin Studio Scholarship from Mr ustln BELOW I.KFTi llralh-Un tcrhach Ilouorary Scholarship i% given to( arvl Yadon l Mrv I'li.m BELOW BIGHT: Mrs Holt u sarris Debbie Brooks tIn Dclimiii Service l.eauuc Scholarship 170 (Graduation VBOVi: l.KFT: Dan I lioina receive tin Hnlw-rt Dnh.rtv I.ctxlerMiip u.inl from Mr Ziiniiwniwn B()VKj Mr Ituco prt wnS llu- Dclrnan n-;� St h« � l oii-( vftifird Ktnplnyet Avrociullon Srlnilarsliip I Marcia Diii slfrln i k BKI.OM I.KFT: J Industrie . Sctiolareliip is nivrii l.� Jrrr olsoii In Mr ml r.n« B1.I.OU RIGHT: oitoic B. l « r is tin- n cipi. nl .■I ttic Mary Be wick Memorial Scholarship gi m In Mi Slmuk i i Senior Activities PATRICIA k l) n Medical Cu hw Club; French (dub. MARIK ALBERTI! Fiili.rr Homemaker of Xmcriea. |0 NN| M Dl R Cheerlrading. Student Council. French (.'lilh I S lub. Yearbook. Nils Cull Forensics KEN ( I l Foot lull Track Wrestling. Rand. rappel la: Madrigal ll School PI.I Musical. Letter-man % Club MARY RA DX t.irls Track. CIA A. Spanish ( dub. I .ihr.irv Clul UFA SIIF F F.FTFR Football; Student Council. Comctccr Staff. Transfer .'V BOB SIIF I f I . TER I cum Team. Transfer •} DIAISF TKI SO rI C lub. Choir; Senior l.tfotaving MARY M.CH.S'1 rt Club Spanish ( lull: CA Track Team. Photo (dub BOH BFLM.I Swimming, Culf. Foot-ImII. Intrumuruls: Cermati (!lul� . (ON ST A XCF BKTZKB FS; French; (I N; Student Council; OoJL Forensic ; Band DON BICKI.OXX Track; FF WILLIAM BRADFORD Football ROSEMARY BRA IIVI Vrarliook Forrnsies; Drama Club FS LONNIE BH()( KWEI.I. FKA Base-lull DFBBIF BROOKS CA A . FHX; FS Pep Club. W ork Fxporicnce; Student Council; Band. Quill Scroll MAHI.IAF fill. I’M XX ills Forensics. JANIN’E Bl I TS School Musical. XFS. MICK Bl ZZEI.I Football Swimming. Track, Student Council; SFS MIS HICK Mil SON Fix it ball Basket ball. Baseball. Comctccr Stall. Yearbook; lutrammals. Student Council DON C: T. I SNO Football. Bask.-I-ball Baseball. Varsity Club; Badger Boys state Student Council; Junior Class President I INDA ( KRISTIAN Spanish ( Inb. Drama ( lub: Quill A Si roll Cnmctccr Stall Yearbook: I S Pep Club. I'NA Bit II BD CIIHISTM N Baseball Manuging; W «irk Experience DIANE CIKSLAK K()CIFR il.XPPER liilr.itmirals JIM I FA FI NI) hack Toot ball Basketball. arsits Club RAYMOND COFFEY PA I I I COWER GXA. Drama Club. XFS; Pep Club N N( COW | INC ( lub. Pho tot tub. I ll W 11 I |A M Cl At MINCS Oerman t.lub Football. Iiitraruunds. Boss ling. K ARLA DARY rt Club CAA BOB DAVIDSON Football Swimming. Tennis; Baud NN DECKER Pep t.lub Drama lub Spanish Club MS C.A-X. FT A ( hoir Xl.I.FN DIBBLE FFA IFF DJI PVIAN Foot lull. Wrestling Track T. CAII.DOIXIK French Club t Mil Dl FSTERBEt k FI- W ork Experience N N X DWOKNIk Nils Cheer leading M S. Foreign Exchange Student m Chile VI ARC I s Dl FSTERBEt k CA A Drama C lull. Boss ling, eappcllu. Teachers Asst; Cometcer Stall Musical F.D F'KVIAN Football Wrestling Truck |ll.I ENRICH IT French Club; Bund. AFS Drama Club. CA llomrcnm-mg Representative: St Music Festival. FA A MONICA ESC HER Drama Club. M S. Musical. All-school plus CARY I M IINSON CIIRIS FRIKDKRS FS; Drama ( lull. Pep ( lub Kafr • v French Club GEORGEJ CAM CIIFB FI V J ( k CI.IADIANINC Intramurals. JAt kl 11.FA DEN N INC. IIEC TOR GONZALEZ Spanish Club; Intrumuruls JOSF N GONZALES Spanish Club |l NI I RONZXI.ES CAA Tennis. Spanish ( lub VIIKK COTTSt II XI.K Football; Baseball; FFA kVNDlCKMF Nils I I V tm Staff. Badger t.irls Xlt . Forensics; Debate 'Team: Teachers Vs t. Cornet Trails BARBARA CRAMS Clmir DIANE CRANSFF CAX Track Musical. Spanish (dub JERRY CREENW M l) Football Basketball: Homecoming Court. X ur-slty Club F'BAN CRECC appclla; Drama Clllb; Musical. II-scIukiI plus . Forensics. Comctccr Stall; NFS; Pep Club; French Club; Nils MICHAEL CRKTIIKR Swimming; Intrumurals. SIIAHON CROSSVI N (, ELLEN HAMILTON Spamsl, Club; Art Club; CAA; FFA. Homecoming Queen. i ini) HARVEY Spanish Club Nils, Quill Scroll VI-s Drama (Ilub; Coim-teer Stull WENDY HKDLIAD Ms French Club; Cometcer Stuff I.AHBY IIEI.I.EH FF A CFORCE IIFNNKRI.FY Footb.dl. Swimming; Baseball Boy s | ,.|,( |„|, DEI.VI Ml IIISEL. HENRY HOEKSTRA FFA Intra- 172 Senior U-tivitics murals. Work E jX'rienec DONALD) IIOKX'KLKH lr.uk In Ir.tiniiruU Coinetrer Stull, Box s Pep cluii. I1KNJ Wll J lion M w ROSE HOLLISTER GAA Spanish ( liil . rt Clul . duur ( AROI IIOLT S|KII1«� I Clul . (;aa JOE IIOROAN Fool ball. Basketball Baseball JOANNE IVERSON OVA I'll A ENA. MARY JENING CA I I VINE JOHNSON I rctteli ( lull. Spanish dull Dranm (ilul). Al'S. Pep Club. LESLIE JOHNSON R.iikI, French ( lull. IVIutr Tram Forensic Nils MS LOIS JOHNSON FS. GAA ( Himr Musical RALPH K AM PI 11 IS Baseball Bus ketb.ill, Intramurals; German (Hub: ar it) (’.Ini MIKE KAHGIIF.il loot hall (.oil OAKY JORDAN Football Basketball. Baseball KARL JI 17. lransler 2. WILLIAM Jt 17 Transfer 2 TODD KAKIII.ER Football. Base hull. Track. ur il duh TOM KARCIIER Footfall. Baseball. Cross ( ountrx A' rrstling; I rack MARY KAIISTETTF.R GAA LINDA K11 |.OY ( AIA IN KIR HOFF DAN ID kl WN I s Rami. Yearb ok Comet err Stall. Photo ( lub. A-N Club DAVID KLEIN Swimming. Coll. Boy's Pep Club; liitraiuurub MIKE KOEHI. Wrestling: Cross Countrx. Football. Traek. Soph lass President PI III KOFPNICK Band. Musical. School Plus Roy s Pep Club. Ski Club. A cuppcllu. Pep Rand RLTHKOSCHE FI IA FNA BERT Kill EGER I rn.tb.dl Basketball; FFA WAYNE Kl'HNKE: F..otbull. W rest I me PM Rif IA I WCIIOI.I I French lub R.iml Ms .ipp ll.i Nils Musical GEORGE LEES Football Track Swimming NFS Spanish Club Musical. JOHN I F F FI Football. Basketball Traek; Narsits Club, liitruinurals MARIANNE I.ICIIFNM IIOPF Student Council. M V Forensics Ceriuun Club. French Club; Ski Club; FvchangcStudent from Austria GEN V LINDI.OFT M S Spanish Club. Drama Club Wll.l I AM LINN EN KOI II Intra-murals. loot bull Sssimmirie, Ruud IVp lub Bill Cl LOCI I RM AN Football FT Inlramurals DENNIS I.OGTERMAN Football. Basketball. Traek I I A JAM 1 LOGTKIlM AN (. NFS German ( lub. I II A A ALF.RIKI.ONC CELESTE LOPEZ LOIS LOS I ILN RON 1.01 DON Football lenms. German Club; Cometccr stall LANt.F I . )l« DEN BECK Tcnno Foot bull Intruumr.ils MARK MADISON F« otb.dl Swim-mine; Tennis. Art Club; EYcnchCluh VICKIE MADISON Choir Spanish Club Sl SAN MARTIN M S French dub. t hcerlrudmg A eurlamk Stall Student ( rmiu il Senior 'lass Treasurer t ARI.A MNRTINI I II AFS French lub Art 'lub Ml I III R MAWIIINNEY FooIImII. Kao-bull brack Art Club. Box v Pep Club M ARY M« Cl ADI M s Musical Nils Quill Scroll Madrigal. Forensics. Debate Team KOKF.il I Mi IN I Mil Coincl. cr Stall LINDA MOOIll FIIA. F N A DEAN NELSON IcruiK Swimming Quill Stroll, A.usits (.lub Jl llllA Ni l SON Nils Student Council; Intramurals MARK Ni l SON Swimming: Narsits (Hub II AN DAI I NELSON Ro s PcpClub I HF.RF SANIKl WEN III l SI SAN OF III II IN FI I A JOSEPH O'BRIEN Ccrmun Club liilraiTiurub Bmvllng. MIK I OBRIEN Fool ball brack Spanish Club. Quill Scroll. Senior Box's Pep Club ( I'll IIt INI O DONNI I I NFS ITIA Girl’ Swim Team; Musical Spanish ( lub MARI A PALMER CAN Art Club French lub Yearltook Staff, t Imir � ap|H llu MIC II All OH I. Football: Basket- hull Buseball ROIll II I ON F.RBFI K KARL PECK Baseball Football Wrestling JON PEDERSON Football FFA uf'its Club. Intramurals F UN I ST PETERSON Rand M s Student Cnimcil French Club: Hoy s IVp Club MARY IT. I KOFI ( FIIA ( er man ( lub $t S AN PHI I PS M S; Student Council; Drama Club; F'orensio. French Club. i A A Nils Rami KARIN POTTER C A A FIIA RALPH 1 01 NDFIt I I A Rowling: AA ork Experience ('lub St SAN I’ll 111 A cappclla. French Club. Forensics; Girl's Golf (.iris Tennis Hand NFS Student ( ooneil. Senior N’iee-President Drama (Hub JANIT PAR . Drama (.Hub Bowling. RICHARD RADTKF Football. Swimming Baselwll TOM RANSOM FFA SANDRA RFl M C.AA AFT lennb German ( lub I H)N AI D ll.AHN Art (Hub Senior Activities 173 CllAHI.FSF ROBINSOS Hand Crack CAA IVp and st.ig« lliiml I. ARKA ROST SCR ASS Football Basketball. (.nil Hand: Stain- Band. AA'ork l |K-rlcni - ('Ink HOBI HI K ) JI- AVsM Work I |h rieiicc ( lull ( III HM HI BFND.AI I OVA k nn ri sk i.f ivp ciui. m s I• AA. I ll A Jt:w VWDKR.S gara swiOKi) Football iwh..n rl lull GEORGIA sAAATEL! | CAA.C liinr Madrigal. I-I HI A Tennis: Forth-mis; TrumlerS. IOMS( ll R| | Hand Photo Club Musical: All-school pl.n JIM Mill I RMW Swimming rt ( Ini); Baseball. French Club. Drama ltd). Slam- Hand JKSS SC IITIGER Football Wrestling. KIMS M SCIII.KIIKR C. KIIA M S HANDA s II VIC K I Dot lull Bum (•all A units Club . ld sc IfROFDER: Band Clmir Musical Madrigal I HI Dll S( IIHOI 1)1 H AA M I S( III I SKI JAMES SCIHI 1-lint bull. Intriiniuruls CAT SC ill I I.TZGAA Ill l)AMD S III I I FFA Fm.ll.all Crack. AA resiling l� M s||| |.DOS I-rcncli Club. Car man ( lid . (ilict-rlcading. (.iris Coll FS Band. Drama Olid. C Pep « lull. ( .1.1 Sccrrl.il IWI'RU l Sill I.DOS C.W. Girl Golf. Pep C dill.: Spanish ( lull. Howling M-V Draina Club freshman Prom Represent at he l H slllSKI s Football I FA Sll RYS SISK C.W. Slls French Club. Pep ( lid.. M s (Ii -cr leading: Hand. Musical PAM SMII.FA M s Drama ( lull Forensics rl (ilnb. (.nl Cult BOS M.D SMI I II Quill A Scroll Cross Country Truck: Football. Coin-t-lccr Stall Intramural . PWI STMilS I rend. Club FS Pep lull GARA STEHMTZ Football Baseball: Swimming: A arsils did. HI A Fill I A STF.BKFN Carls Dark i Mill) S| II ksi) Football Hask. I ball Swimming HI. MSI SI OHC K FI I V I.ISDASM IIS sll A I S TWI.OR I- 1C S KI IS I I H AS M s Art Club: Spanish ( lult. E ehangc Sludenl from F |uudor I'll 11 TERM A AT Fool bull; Haskell .a 11 DAS THOMAS Swimming l-’oot-l.all Baseball A arsils ( lull. I I A DOS AI D I MOM AS I I A J ASET niOMI SOS Pep Club. French ( lul� . (.A A Musical ATs Choir Atap|x-llu I'ODD III FI Swimming. Cross Conulls. Drainu Club A i-arl.ook Scuff. I'RFD IOMKO A earhook Stuff Football. Baskclball. I'ruck M AHA I DEV I rend. Club (.A A A earhook Stuff. Drainu dill). I cadi Asst. AFS. I-'TA. Howling. Quill A Scroll. Senior I.ilcsaving ( III HA I I I 1C.I B Art Club; French (ilnb; AFS. Senior l.ifesuvtng: SI IS. C.AA Band. Forensics PAT A AS DAKES III C.AA: ISA Pep dub. r AC I A Alios I Track. Tool|� oll Student Council; ( lass A ice-President. Hailger Hoy s State 111 SSF.I.I VHIKZFS PI.......Club. A earhook Staff Comet cer Stall H.ise-hall Spanish (ilnb; Quill A Scroll PA I I- A ESENIA loot ball Basket -hull. Truck, Hand A eap|x-lla Musical. Stage H.md I IS I) A A FHDICK MARK AIDAS Swiinmmg. Hand; A euppclla. Drama (‘.lull. Forensics, Musical All-school Plav. A arsils Club. K.A I III.KKS A ISIs AFS. C.AA A All- R11 A OSS CAA. Vearhook Stall Pep ( luh. Drama lub; A cup-|H lla. Senior iluss Treasurer. Cheer leading; Student Council. Forensics: Musical (.iri s Coll; I T A JOIIS AA AI It .OH A Track St S S AA AI.ICORA C.AA Library ( lull Art Club 1 I Rid AA | sll A A Club: Photo c:hdi. sllllll.FA AA Alts I II A C AS DA AA FBI R AFS. Pep Club; (.ills Coll; Howling Spanish Club; Art Chib Swimming. SANDY AA | HI It C.A A I II A JOIIS AA III AS I) ( omelecr Stall Musical: Aur il Club: Tennis: A cuppcIL MIC II AH AA FHI IIPAI I T A l .n.|-l.all: Track RAYMOND WEIDMER Football FI AISFAA KI.C II FII A Choir AI S Pllll AA II DIiSIIOFI I t II Mil I S A AA II.1.1 AMS Football ( ometoer Stall. Quill Scroll JFN'NlI TR AA IPP|( II CAA AI S Ills. Spanish ( lub. Hand IOM WOODS I rad (.oil C ome leer stall student Council. Pep Club, Junior Acliieveiucul; Ski Club: Intra-murals. Homecoming (.our! ( IIA I A ADOS ( hci-jlcading. M s French Club; Dram.) ( lub. (..A A Pep lub. (.iris Golf. Student Council Homecoming (iourt J AS FT A ASS A CAA A c.ippcllu ASDHFAA A'ORk: Coll. Senior Prom Hepri-seiit.itivc UK KA A V .BEC AI S IVp lub Girls Gull A earhook Mull JOS .AHM Football Baseball. A ar- ity Club Prom King 17-1 Senior -Activities 1969 Era Stall I would like to thank the 1969 Era Staff. Mrs. Mctzke. Mr David Austin. and the D-DIIS photoclub. lor their «-florts in making this yearbook possible. I hope it n ill serve as a vivid mentor) book for all who were a part of the 1968—1969school year Editor: ane Dxvornik ssistant Editor: JoAnne lclc r dviser: Mrs I Met ke l)i ision Editors Marlene Baerboek Tom Beall I lelen Carlson K lli Eagan John Olsen Man. Medlade Marla Palmer Jim Seharine Pat Slack Business Manager: Angie Brusa Krnir l’ rtrrv� n. clatoof !■) ■) JoAnnc lder Assistant Editor Senior clivit! • 17 j }