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

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1970 volume:

— — — “I era '70 volume Xlli de'avan-darien hi§h school and in this book . .. academics seniors underclassmen organizations student life sports spring activities 4 28 48 68 92 100 134 table of contents 3 A academics These People Help Us Through Problems Mr. Logan, Miss Shunk, Mr. Schmidt 6 administration R. Johnson, A. Bellman, E. Llewellyn, W. Scott, E. Mueller. The Back Bone of the School D. McGinnis J. Christianson administration 7 BACK ROW: David VandenBwsch, Robert Scott, Walter Norma Barber, Lottie Aniszewski. FRONT ROW: Linda Zell, Daumier, Robert Pickering, Cynthia Wheeler, Carl Tighe, Linda Metzke, Sue Bell. English — Informality Breeds Industry Mr. Tighe with an alert (reshman English class in the Multi-Media room. The English Department this year seems to consist of a swinging, open-minded group of intellectuals. One merely has to walk by, or into, the English office and observe the informality of the environment in order to be convinced of this fact. Maybe some of the teachers are stern disciplinarians in the classroom, but to watch them in action when they are all together makes it obvious that they are only normal, fun-loving people. 8 english Large Groups— Conferences Aid Students RIGHT: Students show interest in large group English presentation. BELOW: Freshman, Andy Johnson reviews pjst work during a schedule back meeting with English teacher, Mrs. Zell. engfish 9 ABOVE: Members of the Foreign Language Department are (LEFT TO RIGHT): Suzanne Davidson, Lubica Brugger, John Metheany, Linda Johnson, and Dennis Hessner. BELOW: Mrs. Johnson gives special help to Soledad Garcia during an open lab. Understanding Language — Understanding People 10 foreign language Activities Aid Language Study The D-DHS Foreign Language Department is back in full swing now that the director, Mr. Metheany has returned after his illness. Students are being given excellent training in the mechanics of three major languages—French, German, and Spanish, profiting greatly from the extra-curricular activities arranged by the teachers. ABOVE: Cast of the French play Le Jeu rJe I'Amour ct du Hasard includes: IN FOREGROUND; director M. Chen; FRONT ROW: P. Slack, K. Morgan, A. Brusa, S. Morgan; BACK ROW: S. Wassel, K. Dowse, K. Fagan. B. Byrne, B. Holden, C. Seuser, and C. Johnson. BELOW': Lubica Brugger instructs a French class. foreign language 11 Social Studies Has SEATED. LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Hoevelcr, O. Moyer, BACK ROW: J. Love, R. Patterson, D. La Vine, B. Breidenstein. Relaxed Atmosphere If it is information you seek, on anything from American History to Economics to Psychology, you will find it in the Social Studies Resource Center, room 122, and clarification of the books can be obtained from the Social Studies teachers in room 119. In 119, we find an assortment of personalities who put their best foot forward to contribute to the educational climate of DDHS. 12 Soc ial Studies Mr. James Hoehnke quietly discusses the solution to a problem with Dick Peters Mr. Donald LaVinc, U.S. History teacher, uses informal classsroom discussions A short conference with Mr. John Love, psychology and economics-sociology teacher, solved Linda Peters' hang up. social studies 13 Mathematics The Mathematics Department, headed by Mr. Pierson and including Mr. Clifton, Mrs. Kelsey, and Miss Kober, encouraged logic and precision. Mr. Clifton's geometry classes utilized continuous progress to allow students the greatest understanding at a rate suitable to the individual student. Team teaching by Mrs. Kelsey and Miss Kober facilitated the learning of algebra. 14 math SEATED: T. Clifton. STANDING: R. Pierson, M. Kober, R. Kelsey — members of the math department. Mr. Clifton helps a student during their unscheduled mods. Mrs. Kelsey, LEFT, and Mr. Pierson, RIGHT, work with students to teach them algebra. math 15 The Science Department includes T. Meyers, O. Mourn, M. James, D. Teesch, and A. Bohachck. The Science Department includes various studies, Physical Science I II, Chemistry I II, Biology I II, and Physics. The head of the Science Department this year was Oliver Mourn, aided by Miss Mae James, Francis Landi, and Don Teesch. Mr. Mourn and Athena Tsakiri admired the Chemistree, built by Chemistry II students. 16 science Physical Science I students work on assignments in open lab. Probing Into the Depths of Science Jo Ann Collard works diligently on a Physics experiment in open lab. science 17 Applied Arts ). Haag P. tenhart The Applied Arts Department included courses in industrial arts, home economics, and agriculture. The industrial arts courses were taught by Mr. Dillner, Mr. Hessen-thaler, and Mr. Lenhart. Mrs. Haag and Mrs. Scheurell taught home economics, while Mr. Mersch handled the agricultural courses. Many of the Applied Arts courses were continuous progress programs, which allow students to work at their own pace. In addition to scheduled classes, open labs were incorporated to allow the students to implement the continuous progress programs. 18 applied arts ABOVE: Mr. Mersch with Agriculture students, who learn the care and handling of farm equipment. LEFT: Mr. Dillner directs students in metals shop. applied arts 19 The selective ensemble performs at a Pops Concert. The Universal Languages of This year the Fine Arts Department presented the universal languages in a new and different way. Mr. Opitz, vocal music, Mr. Neuman, band, and Mr. DeFrancesco, Art, taught students the real meaning of fine arts through new and crea- tive learning experiences. This year the Fine Arts Department presented their learning progress through the many and very interesting art and music programs that were presented to students at the school. Pep Band plays at every home basketball game. 20 fine arts Mr. Opit Mr. Neuman Mr. DeFrancesco Art and Music Acapella Choir performs at the Christmas Concert fine arts 21 The teachers .ire (LEFT TO RIGHT) Leonard Prahl, Janet Bosman, Diane Hefty, Walter Trapp. Pat Love, Pat Leslie, and Ronald Bronson. Work! Work! and More Work! The Business Education department offered two new programs this year. They are Clerical Practice and Distributive Education II. These students go to school in the morning and work in the afternoon. Their classroom work corresponds with their job. Incoming freshmen are still required to take Typing I. The other courses offered are Typing II, Office Training, Shorthand, Secretarial Training, Bookkeeping, D.E. I, General Business, and Business Law. A new student-learning aid, a tape deck, has been incorporated into the Business Education department. Since the acquisition of a tape deck, the recorded materials are easily accessible to all business education students. This is a Distributive Education class being tauaht bv Mr Wil ter Trapp. ° 7 ' 22 business Donna Iverson works on ihe manual comptometer in an Office Practice class. 1111)11 Freshmen learn to type. They learn not only speed typing but also typing accuracy. business 23 LEFT-RIGHT. R. Berkompas, G. Johnson, J. Ritchie, J. Mutchler. L Cox. G. Klumb, omitted T. Scharfenberg. Their Main Goal: - -i f Mr Ritchie takes a drivers ed student out for a spin 24 health and safety This year through physical education and driver's education classes students were taught the values of health and safety. Mrs. Mutchler instructs a first aid class. Health and Safety Mr. Cox instructs large group drivers ed. health and safety 25 FIRST ROW LEFT-RIGHT, S. Hayes, C. Turner, M. Dangerfield, I. Lange, S. Demay, F, Walters. SECOND ROW, F. Catalano, V. Seu-ser, D. Tollkuhn. C. Dinsmore, L. Smith, L. Reed. Their Job — Aiding the Teachers Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Dinsmore work in the English Resource center. 26 teachers aides LEFT-RICHr, F. Catalano, W. Race,C. Kaiserman. R. Djupman,L. Buzzed. Library — A-V Room Aid Learning Mr. Race and Mrs. Catalano work in the A.V. Dept. Lib. and A-V 27 28 seniors seniors 29 They were the immature freshman of yesterday whose ways of thinking have long since matured. They are the Americans of tomorrow; the adults of the future. But most important they were Delavan-Darien Seniors of 1%9 — 1970. These Are the Seniors of 70 HAL GOLLADAY President LAWRENCE THOMPSON Vice-president DONNA NEUBAUER Treasurer DEBORAH OLSON Secretary 30 seniors MARY ADNEY SUSAN AMBROSE KRISTINE ANDERSEN JULIE ASPINALl MARLENE BAERBOCK PAMELA BAKKO THOMAS BARBER HELEN BARDEN CAROL BARNES JOHN BEHLMAN PATRICK BELL DEBBIE BENSON seniors 31 WILLIAM BEYERL DANIEL BOSS MICHAEL BOUTELLE KRIS BRADFORD RONALD BRAENNE MICHAEL BRUCE SHIRLEY BLILTMAN BARBARA BYRNE SHARON BYRNES IUDITHCALLUM DALE CAMERON RICHARD CAMERON 32 seniors ROGER CARDONI HELEN CARLSEN RIC K CHAMBERLAIN Eat, Debbie, eat! CHARLENE COBB RICHARD COFFEY DALE COLE seniors 33 JOANN COLLARD ELAINE CONSTABLE DEBRA COSTELLO LORETTA COWLING THOMAS CRIBBEN DEBBIE DANGERFIEID DIANE DAVIS CONSTANCE DECKER DIANNE DECKER FRANK DEDERICH CRAIG DESCHNER CHRIS DILLENBECK 34 seniors DONALD DOBBERT KATHY DOWSE CARMIN DRAVES JOAN DUNAKIN JAMES DUNHAM RICHARD EARNEST MELODY EDMUNDS VALERIE ERICKSON KELLI FAGAN RAYMOND FEHRM KATHLEEN GALLES IAMES GALLUP seniors 35 JOANN GALLUP PAULA GASSEN DEBBIE GLISTA CHERYLEGASCH OSCAR GONZALEZ CHRIS GOTTSCHAtK GLORIA GREENWALD ISMAEL GUZMAN MICHAEL HAMMETT 36 seniors CARY MANNA RITA HEFT SUZETTE HELLER DOMINGO HERNANDEZ SUSAN HIRTE PATRICIA HISEL MARGARET HOLT WILLIAM HOLT GARY HOPKINS SUSANNEHUDLIK IOYCE ISHERWOOD DONNA IVERSON 37 seniors IOYCE JACOBSEN IOHN JENINCA STANTON JOHNSON KRIS JOHNSON Known .ill loo well TO Seniors. but not by them. JOHN KARSTETTER KAREN KEMP DEBORAH KIEF CINDY |UTZ 38 seniors CONSTANCE KILKENNY BARBARA KOEHL |OHN KOEHLER WAYNE KRAUSE DANIEL KUCKER BONNIE I ACC JENNY LAMB SANDRA LAMBERT JAMES LEES JOYCE LENZ SUZANNE LIDEN MODESTO LOPEZ seniors 39 RICHARD LUDOWISE WILLIAM LUNDIN PAULETTE MCCLELLAN DENNIS MCCOY IAURIF MCCOY MARY MCGINNIS PATTI MILES KENNETH MILLARD ROGER MILLARD CHARLES MONROE MADRED MONROE JEFF MORAN 40 seniors KAREN MORGAN SHARON MORGAN BRUCE MOWERY DEBRA NEUBAUER DONALD NEUMEIER JAMES NICHOLS MICHAEL NICKELS RANDALL OHl IANE OLADE PAULA OSBORNE RONALD OSTRUM LINDA PETERS seniors 41 ROSE PETKOFF IEANNF. PFLAUM EDWIN PINNOW MARILYN POPP MARY QUINN MELODY RAHN NANCY RAMIG VICKI REIMER DAVID RFINHOLZ SANDRA ROBINSON 42 seniors Leading the ‘69 Comets were Rick Steinbeck and TimTully. CARMEN RODRIGUEZ KATHLEEN ROHERTY TERRY RUNKLE CECILIA SALAS JOSE SALAS DANIEL SCHAUER DEBBIE SCHRACK LARRY SCHROEDER DONALD SCHULTZ DARYL SCHUTT CYNTHIA SEUSER MARY SEUSER senior 43 GARY SISK PATRICK SKELTON PATRICIA SLACK GEORGE SNYDER JOYCE SONTAG JANET STAFFORD ALANSTANGLER PETER STARIN RICHARD STEINBECK JUDITH STEINBICCR KJEll SUNDE MITIKUTERFASA seniors JOHN TERPSTRA IINDA TLRSLEEGE SHERRY TORGESON TIMOTHY TULLY CAROL VANACKER DIANE VANDLBOGERT PHYLLIS VANDERVEEN PETER VANDYKEN SUSAN VOLlMAN The clement of surprise on the faces of D. Dangerfield, M. Rahn and R Whalen add to the excitement of one of the many traditional birthday parties given for Mr. Daumier's homeroom members. seniors 45 JACKIE WALKER JOANN WEBERPAL CAROLINE WELCH RICHARD W ELCH JAMES WENZEL RITA WERFELMANN KIMWESTERGAARD RUTH WHALEN BERYTH WHALEY SUELLEN WHALEY SHEILA WILLIAMS FRANK W'lLSON 46 seniors NANCY WINGREN EUGENE WINN CAROL WOODARD JAMES WROBEL THOMAS YORK BARBARA ZAK During the past four years the class of 70 has gone through several different phases. As freshmen, they were immature and childish and they had to suffer many humiliating injustices. For some, it was their first football game or their first Prom, and of course these exfreshmen will never forget their first Homecoming celebration. The seniors have many memories from that freshmen year. But their memories didn't end there. After three long years the class of '70 worked on their first major project, the Junior Prom. King Tim Tul-ly, elected by his classmates, chose Judy Cal-lum as his Queen to reign over The Look of Love . These and many other memories will never be forgotten, but one memory is outstanding — this is Senior Skip Day. On March 10, 1970 the senior class united together and completed the most successful Senior Skip Day in the history of Delavan-Darien High School. Now at the end of the year, once again the time has come for the senior class to leave. But the class of 70 won't be leaving without taking with them many memories of their years at D-DHS. TIMOTHY ZEA JAMES BROVOl D seniors 47 48 underclassmen underclassmen underclassmen 49 Sun Keyzer Vice-President Sherri Murphy Secretary Stephie O'Keefe Treasurer lohn Woods President The Spirit of '71 Continues to Grow As the juniors grew in number, so did their spirit. The spirit exploded at Homecoming when Juniors took first place in Field Day events and Hall decorations. The winning theme was Zim-my's Gone a Hunting For The Elks. Juniors Homecoming representatives were Rita Moser escorted by Stan Keyzer. Leading the Juniors were President John Woods, Vice-President Stan Keyzer, Secretary Sherri Murphy, and Treasurer Stephie O'Keefe. Representing the Class of 71 in Student Council were Bob Arnold, Lillian Chen, Vivian Chen, Becky Koepnick, Linda Olson and Susie Utiger. CLOCKWISE, the Junior representatives in Student Council are Bob Arnold, Lillian Chen, Linda Olson, Susie Utiger and Vivian Chen. Not pictured is Becky Koepnick. 50 juniors Adney, Janet Allen, )ohn Allie, Pamela Ames, Tom Arnold, Bob Atkinson, David Baker, Michael Beane, James Berge, Verle Beyerl, Ellen Black, Colleen Blackwell, Michael Blakely, Cindy Blanke, Wayne Boersma, Marshall Boniface, Chad Booth, Linda Botma, Vivian Boviall, Theresa Branne, Roderick Brovold. John Brown, Charles Brown, Kay Brusa, Angie Burgstede, John Byerley, David Cairns, Karen Carey, Wayne Carlson, Luann Carlson, William Cary, Debra Caulfield, James Chapin, Jacquelyn Chen, Lillian Chen, Vivian Christianson, Dan Christianson, Earl Coleson, Norman Compton, Dana Cooper, Donna Cowling, Patricia Cratsenberg, Dan Cribben, Dan Cru , Lydia Cullen, Debbie Davis, Rand Davison, Jeff Deal, Ruth Delhey, Duncan Dobbert, Robert Dodge, Jack Drain, Daniel Drost, Daniel Duesterbeck, David Dunvviddie, Ron Elman, Leanne Erickson, Dave Evans, Gail Fehrm, Larry Gallup, Dean Garcia, Solcdad Gassen, Nancy Gifford, Roberta iuniors 51 ABOVE: Junior Homecoming representative Rita Moser escorted by Stan Keyzer. BELOW: 71 varsity cheerlead-ers at 1969 Homecoming snake dance. Goff, Debra Goodger, Dolores Gransee, David Grant, Rodney Greidanus, Betty Guiler, Robert Haman, Sandra Hamilton, Susan Hardin, Rockne Hart, Becky Hartman, Linda Haynes, Judy Heim, Vicky Heller, Doyle Heller, Tim Heller, Wendy Hennerly, Fred Herrer. Olinda Hoekstra, Bernie Holden, Elizabeth Holt, Burdette Holz, Ken Hopkins, Donna Hopland. Gerhard Horbelt. Eileen Horgan, John 52 juniors Inshuren, Janice Isherwood, Cheryl James, Denise Jansen. Russell Jedlicka, Kalhy Jensen, Janet Johnson, Carol Jurgens, Pamela Jurgens, William Jutz, 8ecky Mike Mueller works on homecoming hall decorations. Juniors Take a First Jerry Karcher Susan Karcher Ronald Karlinsky James Karstettcr Patrick Kelly Mick Kemp Stan Keyzer Russell Kitzman Russell Kleinert Lorna Klug Becky Koepnick Mike Koerner Gerald Kraayeveld Carol Krueger tumors 53 Krueger, Ellen Kul , Mary Lamb, Judy Lange, Mike Larsen, Steve Leek, Mike logterman, Cecil Logerman, Delbert Logierman, Willard Los, Ruth Luessenhop, Kathy Markgraf, Jan Marsicano, David Metcalf, Rodney Meyer, Chris Miller, Steve Mochrke, Robin Moore. Diane Morgan, Dorothy Morrison, Rhonda Moser, Rita Mowery, Alan Muehe, Kathy Mueller, Mike Munger, Chuck Munger, Muriel Murphy, Sherril Muth, Mike Nelson, Richard Neumeier, Margaret Nickels, Fran Niesvenhuis, Bob Norton, John Nostrant. Dave O'Connor. Cathy Oertel, Elaine O'Keefe, Siephie Olson, Linda O'Neill, Tim Osborne, James Ostrum, Kenneth Overbeek, Sandra Peck, Donna Peters, Bruce Peters. Laurie Peters, Dick Peterson, Gayle Peterson, Mark Peterson, Steve Petkoff, Gordon Phillips, Connie Phillips, Dale Potter, Debbie Pounder, Mildred Prokes, David Putman. Dianna Pyrz, Debra Ramon, Isabel Ransom, Charles Ratzlaff, LeeAnn Read, Tom Reece, Carol Reimer, Patricia 54 juniors Ret laff, Margie Roeker, Debbie Rozajewski, Jeff Sawtelle, Jeff Schauer, Jean Schell, Ken Schcunemann, Craig Schleiger, Debra Schmid, Gail Schrader, Cliff Schultz, Richard Scott, Mike Sisk, Sandra Skogen, Ken Smiley, Chip Smith, Roger Snudden, John Sterken, Gary Sterken, Warren Steurer, Barbara Sturtevant, Carla Teich, Robert Termaat. James Thomas, Sandra Torrenga, Chris Tsakiris, Athena Tully, Andy Tully, Pat Utiger, Greta Utiger, Susie VanVIeet, Lori Vanderkooi, Rodney Waligora, Lyle Wallace, Karl Walters, Zane Warn, Marilyn Weber, Mike Weberpal, Carolyn Welch, Ellen Welch, Mike Wenzel, Linn Westphal, Clifford Whalen, Margaret W'iedmeyer, Jerilou Wilke, Susan Wilson. Tom Wincapaw, Jim Woods, John Vadon, Doug Zea, Kirk Zimmermann, Sarah Sam Kilkenny President John Olson Vice-President Meg Smiley Secretary Karen Berg Treasurer Sophomores: ''Cleanest The Sophomore class began this year by placing third in the Homecoming activities. The Homecoming Representatives were Sherri Madison and Jeff Hardin. The class theme was We will clean-up Elks! The class officers of the class of 72 were: Sam Kilkenny, president; John Olson, vice-president; Meg Smiley, secretary; and Karen Berg, treasurer. The Sophomore members of Student Council were Sherry Madison, Laura Mueller, Don Hinkleman, Scott Golladay, Bob Phelps, and Jeff Hardin. The Sophomore class working on its hallway during Homecoming. 56 sophomores Alberth, Arnold Allen, Claudia Almond, Phyllis Aranda, Audelio August, David Bandlow, Gregory Barber, Paul Barnes, Terri Bates, Laurie Beall, Tom Bell, Scott Benson, James Benson, Leigh Bentley, Deborah Class in School Berg, Karen Bergeron, Debbie Beucus, Kathy Bcyerl, Robert Binstock. Sandy Blackwell. Debra Boness, Kathy Boss, Wayne Boviall, |ohn Brandner, Cynthia Brovold, Nancy Brown, Betty Brown, Roy Bullock, Dennis Callahan, Cheryl Callum, James Carlson, Bonnie Carlson. Robert Carlson, Steve Case, Sally Casillas, Luis Christman, Russell Clowes, Kay Cobb, Randy Coehoorn, Larry Cook, Gregg Costello, Linda Cratsenberg, Terry Dangerfield, Karen Danielson, Richard Deal, Timothy Decker, Patty Dederich, Mary Derge, Donald Dobbert, Kenneth Dobosz, lames Dodge, Robert Dowse, Debra Driscoll, Mary sophomores 57 Duesterbeck, Bill Duesterbeck. Sop Dunbar, Jeff Dunenbury, Jay Dwornik, Richard Edmunds, Donald Erckfritz, Jean Eschenfeldt, Both Evans, Sally Featherstone, Paul Finely, Paterick Fleming, Paiti Fortman, Fred Frieders, Kathy Funk, Mike Galiager, Pam Golladay, Scott Gonzalez, Lupe Gorman. John Grams, Rick Gregurich, Daniel Grether, Greg Griffin, Mary Guiler, Betsy Gunderson, Greg Hammerstad. Sandra Mann, Candace Hanna, Mark Hardin. Jeffrey Heller, Kevin Herrera, Jose Hibl, Constance Hinkleman. Don Holden, Harry Holt, Jeffrey Sophomores — Third Place in Homecoming Activities Morgan, Jerry Hooverson, Roger Hudlik, Chris Isold, Peggy Johnson, Chase Johnson, Chris Johnson, Henry Jordan, Bob Julz, David Kaehler, Lynn Kelsey. Mary Kemp, John Kenney. John Kilkenny, Kevin Kilroy, David Klein, Paula Klewin, Lee Kordosky, Tom Kowalke. Lynan Kraayeveld. James 58 sophomores Mr. Cox leaching Drivers Ed. turn, Patricia McCabe, Bradley McClellan, Patrick McLaughlin, Wade McGill, Carlos McGill, Mary McKinney, Kathy Madison, Sherry Markgraf, John Martin, Cynthia Martin, Mike Matousek, John Maurer, Dave Merrill, Kathy Krause, Randall Lange, Martin Leek, Jim Lees, Patty Lewis, Randy Liden, Robert Linnenkole, Paul Loibl, James Long, Yvonne Lopez, Jeanne Los, Harvey Loudon, Steve Metcalf, Cindy Meyer, Peter Meyers, Steve Mohr, Candace Monroe, Joe Moorman, Cynthia Morones, David Mueller, Laura Mullen, Mary Murphy, Jami Nemitz, Vicky Neumeister, Deborah Nichols, Janel Nickels, Richard O'Brien, Rory O'Dierno, Guy O'Donnell, Mike O'Keefe, Tim Oleksy, Jody Olson, Bonnie Olson, John sophomores 59 Palma, Charles Pearce, Alice Peck, John Peters, Jeaninc Peterson, Cheryle Petkoff, Joan Phelps, Robert Phelps. William Pierson, Daniel Plewe, Diane Porter, Lonny Porter, Scott Pounder. John Quade, Jan Richardson, Robin Robinson, Elrod Roherty, Keith Rozajewski, Steve Ruiz, Ernest Salas, Magdalena Scharinc, Dennis Scharine, James Schauer, Tony Schauf, Mike Scheurell, James Schlicher, Joe Schmid, Chris Schmid, Marcia Schmidt, Scott Scott, Colleen Scott, Kenneth Shafer. Ronald Shappee, John Shappee, Mary Sheean, Shirley T. Deal plays Pap in Huck Finn. Shepard, Debbie Sikes, Bartel Slack, Denise Snyder, Tom Sontag, Joanne Steinbeck. Stephen Sterken, Cheryl Sterken, Lester Stonewall, Janet Strohm, Greg Smiley, Mag Swogcr, William ? e 60 sophomores Sophomores Await the Wheel Taylor, Brad Teich, Richard Terpstra, Charles Ihomas, James Tifft, James Tifft, Terry Tjeerdsma, Sherry Tolkuhn, Dick Tucker, Lori VanDe Bogart, Loreen VanderVeen, Mary Varoni, Elaine Venema, Gloria Venema, Bonnie Villarreal, Tony VonOgden, Donna Wassel, Steve Welch, Kayleen Wenzel, Sue Wescott, John Whalen, Marcus Wiedenhoeft, Ellen Williams, Sandra Williams, Sue Wilson, Mark Wilson, Mary Wilson, Tom Winn, Nancy Mrs. Hasz teaching Biology Large Group sophomores 61 Christian Mueller President Michelle Gifford Vice-President Teresa Hirte Secretary Daniel Bensen Treasurer Freshmen Experience The class of 1973 began its high school years by electing Christian Mueller to be its President, Michelle Gifford as Vice-President, Teresa Hirte as Secretary and Daniel Bensen as Treasurer. Their Student Council representatives were Debbie Alder, Nancy Ashenfelter, Jean August, Ellen Dederich, Terrie Frezier, Lynn Hedlund, Jim Holt, Sue Lum, Chris Olson, Mark Smiley, and Gail Zimmermann. The Freshmen came in fourth in Homecoming events, but their class representatives were high in the ranks. Michelle Gifford and Dennis Pierson represented their class on Homecoming Court. Dazed and confused Freshmen on the first day of school. 62 freshmen Adncy, Thomas Alberth, Cynthia Alder, Debra Alderman, Richard Allred. Jeff Alvarez, Alberto Anclam, Russell Anderson, Lori Anstcdt. Jean Ashenfelter, Nancy August, Jean Anthony, Kevin Bensen, Daniel Black, Rita New Way of Life Boltz, Donald Boss, Barbara Bradford, Roxann Brick, Beth Ann Brockwell, Paul Brockwell, Paulette Brovold, Daniel Bruce, Phyllis Bultman, Cynthia Bultman, Gloria Burke, Judy Camillo, Thomas Carter, Mary Cary, Robert Case, Anthony Casey, Steven Christian, John Cleveland, Tom Cobb, Marlin Coffey, John Compton. Sally Coon, Teresa Cooper, Richard Cornue, Linda Cossman, Richard Cowling, Anita Cribben, Carol Cruz, Armando Cruz. Rosie Dahl, Debra Deal, Mark Decker, Steven Dederich. Ellen DeHaan, David Dobbert, Linda Downer, Richard Drain, Diane Duesterbeck, Teresa Dunbar, Peter Dunham, Kathleen Dutton, Deborah Dutton, Dennis freshmen 63 freshman girls try for a victory. Freshmen Experience Earnest, Randal Ekman, Gail Frazier, Terry Frieders. Sandra Garza, Ramon Gifford, Michelle Gimino, Thomas Gleiter, Darrell Golladay, Brian Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, Pedro Gorman, Davia Graff, Jeffery Granzao, Christine Hamilton, Mark Hart, Brian Harvey, John Hayes, Brian Hedlund, Lynn Heft, Richard Heller, Penny Hennerley, Juanita Hirte, Teresa Hollister, David Hollister, Helen Holt, James Hooverson, Nancy Iverson, Donald fiA freshmen Jeninga, Maryann Jimenez, loc Johnson, Andrew Johnson, Diane Johnson, Eric Johnson, Jay Jones, Joel Kaehler, Dale Karcher, Penny Karcher, Roger Keech, Cheryl Killoy, Daniel Kilroy. Diana Kirchoff, Dennis Klewin, Jacquelyn Kocs, Katherine Koepnick, Timothy Koerner, Arnold Krause. Sharon Krueger, Kathleen Kutz, Mary Lamb, Jayne Lange, Pete Langron, Diane Larson, Deborah Lenz, William Limon, Abel Link, Don First Homecoming LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Anstedt, Diane Roseler, and Diane Drain help decorate Freshman hall. Logan. William Logterman, Connie Logterman, Darwin Logterman, Jon freshmen 65 long, Jeff Luessenhop. James Lum, Susan McLaughlin, Peter McMillan, Rhonda Macara, Patrick Martin, Richard Martinez, Dora Maurer, Dan Meske, Corey Metzke, Pamela Miller, Gary Minarick, Ellen Moehrke, Daniel Monroe, Steve Moronez, Carlos Mowery, Paul Mueller, Christian Mulderink, Edward Myers, Sandra Nemitz, Bonnie Newton, William Nickels, Daniel Nieuwenhuis, Peter Nostrant, Sheila Nystrom, Connie Oberla, Janet O’Daniel, Rose Olsen, Debora Olson, Christine Papckc, Michael Parker, Penny Perry, Roberta Peters, Brad Peters, Kenneth Phillips, Errol Pierson, Dennis Pinnow, Connie Polzin, Larry Pomey, Ivan Potter, Vicki Prahl. Robert Putman, Cynthia Quintanilla, Catarino Ragland, Debra Ramig, Marsha Ramirez, Armando Read, Patricia Reum, Dennis Richardson, Jeffrey Roefler, Diane Rubendall, Kathy Rucker. Roseann Sawtelle, Gregory Schaurcr, JoAnn Scheercnberger, Debra Schell, Daniel Schilt, Richard Schollc, Laurie Schrack, Colleen Schulz, JoAnn Schulz, Susan Scott, Peter 66 freshmen Marvin Shephard Larry Sisk Mark Smiley Steven Smith Vicki Sontag Steve Starin Chris Stehle Geri Stcinbicer luanita Sterken Robert Sterken Robert Stirkney Bernice TerSteege Larry Thomas Susan Tierney Mark Timm Gloria Torres Curt Vanderkooi Norman Van der Veen Terri Van Vleet Venina Vasquez Susan Venema Kevin Watts Ron Weber Sue Wieland Alan Welch Debbie Welch Jim Welch Rory Wendorf Mark Wenzel Lorri Whaley Bonni Wiedermeyer Mimi Winters Steve Zea Gail Zimmerman Even TRESHMAN classes can be fun. freshmen 67 organizations 7 6 organizations Pictured above are the student council officers for the 69-70 school year. President — Burdette Holt, vice-president Cary Sisk, secretary — Caroline Welch, and treasurer Bonni Lagg. At the end of each year the council elects new officers for the coming year by the slide-down method. Student Council Is The identification sign calendar in the front of our school in maintained by the Council. Every night after school and during basketball games the canteen provides pop and goodies. The Id sign and canteen are but two activities sponsored by the Council. Numerous other events fall under their supervision in their attempt to promote school spirit and all activities for the general welfare of the school, as well as training in the democratic process. The Council also promotes harmonious relationships between students and faculty, as well as serving as a clearing house to aid in the solution of school problems. 70 student council This year the Student Council sponsored an Ugly Couple Contest as a fund-raising project. Laura Mueller and Debbie Dowse, above, were one of four couples who participated. AFS students, Julie Aspinall and Mitiku Terfasa were the winners who were presented with a plaque. Your Tool in School The pie-eating contest is not only one of the most popular events in the Field Day Schedule, but one of the most filling. Field Day is traditionally sponsored at the time of Homecoming by the Council. Committees are set up for the various events including the water balloon toss, pie-eating contest, gunny sack race and many others. The bonfire and snake dance, perhaps the largest part of the Homecoming festivities, are also arranged by the Student Council. To instill school spirit, the Council sponsors buses to football games and wrestling meets. The exciting swimmer wrestler basketball game is sponsored by the Council. All student council members are urged to voice the opinions of their friends and homeroom on the various issues discussed at the regular meetings. The new dress code has been approved largely due to the hard work of Council members. student council 71 This year AFS students Mitiku Terfasa and Julie Aspinall. Students enjoying the AFS host picnic. This year AFS was host to two fine students. Julie Aspinall from Australia made her home with the Delbert McGinnis family. Mitiku Terfasa from Ethiopia stayed with the Donald Edmunds family. The AFS club this year had the honor of entertaining many AFS students from surrounding high schools. They stayed and visited our school for four days. In return Julie and Mitiku visited their schools. The AFS club again sponsored the annual Twerp Dance and AFS Carnival. Meetings were held monthly during which many different programs were viewed. The advisor this year was Mr. John Love. AFS Promotes Unity Understanding, Peace FIRST ROW: D. Olson. |. Aspinall, C Seuser, C. Sturte-vant, C. Zimmerman, P. turn, D. Dowse, S. Zimmerman. SECOND ROW: I. McCoy. V. Erickson, C. Welch, ). Adney, K. Johnson, I., Hedlund, D. Alder THIRD ROW: K. Tagan, M McGinnis, J. Collard. C. 72 AFS Dillenbeck, D. Dangerfield, M. Edmunds, M. Chen, S. Sunde, S. Sisk. FOURTH ROW: J. Dunham, B. Byrne, M. Baerbock, L. Chen, J. Lees, D. Edmunds, M. Terfasa. Helen Carisen installs Karen Cairns. Induction entertainment included a flute quartet NHS — Cream of the Crop Old members await their turn to present their part of the induction program. Students with high scholastic achievement were elected to National Honor Society by the faculty. The officers for the 1969-1970 school year were Helen Carlsen, president; Deborah Olson, vice-president; Judy Callum, Treasurer; and Caroline Welch, secretary. Miss Barbara Shunk was advisor. National Honor Society activities included a trip to Milwaukee to visit the Milwaukee Museum, Mitchell Park Conservatory, and the War Memorial. FRONT ROW: P. Slack. K Morgan, D. Davis, M. Neumeier, lum. THIRD ROW: B. Shunk. advisor, D. Olson, K. Cairns, I C. Seuser, A. Brusa, S. Sisk SECOND ROW: C. Welch, H. McCoy. C. Decker, B. Byrne, D. Drost. BACK ROW: ) Carlsen, M. Holt, S. Lambert, E. Holden, S. Morgan, J. Cal- Woods. M. Chen, K. Galles, D. Reinholz, D. Kief, T. Tully. nhs 73 Cometeer and Quill and Scroll: Journalists New features characterized this year's Cometeer. Such as Dear Gabby, Mystery Baby Contest, Nirtle's News, and Horoscope columns. Hard work on the part of the staff and the advisor, Mrs. Jane Rahn, made it possible to have the Cometeers prepared for sale on time. Quill and Scroll, a society honoring prospective journalists, inducted several new members this year. The society was advised by Mrs. Jane Rahn, and led by officers Helen Carlsen, President, Steve Larsen, Vice-President, and Vivian Chen, Secretary-Treasurer. SEATED: D. Olson, S. Larsen, B. Stcurer, C. Kilkenney, D. Davis,V. Chen, A. Brusa. SECOND ROW: C. Cobb, P Allie, J. Aspinall, J. Stafford, B. Kochi, M. Quinn, S. Heller, J. Jacobson, P. Bakko, K. Andersen, S. Zimmerman, BACK ROW: C. Blakely, C. Dillenbeck, G. Moran, T. O'Neill, Mrs. J. Rahn, advisor. Quill and Scroll members are: LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Boviall, A. Brusa, V. Chen, D. Hopkins, S. Zimmerman, S. Larsen, S. Byrnes, C. Cobb, D. Davis, H. Carlsen, Mrs. J. Rahn, advisor, V. Reimer, D. Olson, B. Beyerl, M. Baerbock. 74 cometeer; quill and scroll ABOVE: SEATED. C Dillenbaek, H. Carlsen, A. Brusa. SECOND ROW: S. Williams, M. McGinnis, C. Cobb, D Hopkins, V. Reimer, J. Olade, THIRD ROW: M. Baerbock, |. Aspinall, T. Beall, L. Peters. BACK ROW: Mrs. L. Metzkc, advisor, J. Olson, |. Scharine, E. Beyerl. BELOW: Quill and Scroll inductee Angie Brusa lights her induction candle from the central flame as Helen Carlson, Quill and Scroll president, and Mrs. J. Rahn, advisor, look on. Era: the History of 1970 Originality was the key to this year's Era. Each page was designed to express Delavan-Darien High School as it is: informal and original. This year, the staff, advised by Mrs. Linda Metzke, Mr. Carl Tighe, and Mrs. Linda Zell, faced difficult problems which included the selling of the yearbook, meeting deadlines, fitting copy, and cropping pictures. The staff was able to overcome these problems and thus they produced the best yearbook ever! era 75 A-V and Photo service clubs assist fellow students as well as teachers. Each member learns the operation of projection equipment and assists in the A-V field throughout the year to classes and activities. Meetings are usually during free mods, under the direction of advisor, Mr. Warren Race. Silhouettes never looked like this. AV and Photo Club Provide Services FRONT ROW: P. Mowery, R. Richardson, M. Papcke, D. Cameron, K. Anthony, T. O'Neill, R. Brown. BACK ROW: A. Johnson, M. Blackwell, |. Craft, H. Holden, D. Cleiter, S. Casey, M. Lange. R. Lewis. 76 AV photo club FRONT ROW: E. Beyerl, S. EXjcsterbeck, C. lutz, D. Goodger, P. Fleming, C. Allen. BACK ROW: D. Poller, G. Evans, C. O'Connor, Mrs. Kaiserman, W. Heller. D. Goff, K. Muehe. Library Aids Absorb Knowledge A list of D-DDH's most active clubs would have to include Library Club. Trained in referencing, each member strives to help other students. Meetings primarily deal with reviewing routines and solving problems. The club attended the convention of the Southeastern Library Association of Wisconsin. The anticipated outside service project for the year will be reading in the homes for the aged. Under the guidance of Mrs. Djupman and Mrs. Kaiserman, fifteen members used the club's activities as their IS project. library club 77 No! all Library work goes on behind the desk Debating Is Challenging FRONT ROW: Eric Johnson, Jane Olade, Sandra Sisk. CENTER ROW: Don Hinkle-man, Chris Mueller, Bradley McCabe, BACK ROW: Mr. Robert Scott, John Olson, and Mr. Donald LaVinc. The 1969-70 debate team started out its season with terrific enthusiasm. The team looked forward to arguing the pros and cons of United States' Unilateral intervention into foreign countries. The debate team was composed of all new and inexperienced members. This was one of the difficulties that they had to overcome and they did. By the time that the team debated at their second tournament they were ready and eager to meet their opponents. It is difficult to determine the right responses during a debate, simply because it is such a controversial issue. The winners are based solely on how well they presented their arguments and the value of the evidence they used to support their statements. Debating is no easy job and we would like to wish next years' team lots of luck. 78 debate Forensic Members Compete The Forensics Organization offers various challenging categories. Among them are: Declamation, Play-Acting, Prose, Poetry, Public Address, Original Oratory, Four Minute Speech, Significant Speech and Extemporaneous speaking. The members competed at several tournaments during the year to prepare them for District and State competition. This year's Forensic team did a tremendous job. The members not pictured are: John Olson, Debra Benson, Chris Mueller, Jane Olade, Sandra Lambert, Sandra Sisk, Don Hinkelman, Kathy Galles, Kathy Dowse, Debbie Kief, Connie Decker, Leigh Benson, Keniel Wippich, Debra Olson, Mary Johnson, Eric Johnson, David Morenes, Chuck Terps-tra, Debbie Olson. Coaches Mr. Robert Scott and Mr. Walter Daumier are to be congratulated on the fine job they did this year. FRONT ROW: Chris Olson, Terry Barnes, Sherry Madison, BACK ROW: Kelli Fagan, Caroline Welch, Cindi Seoser, Debra Dowse, Dan Drost. The above members participated in state competition. forensics 79 • u. LEFT TO RIGHT. Bill Lundin; Secrelary, Jim Nichols, and Parliamentarian. Distributive Education — One of the new clubs at DDHS this year is Distributive Education Club. Under the direction of Mr. Trapp, the members learn the principles of retailing and marketing. D.E. is organized with D.E. class, which is open to Juniors and seniors. The seniors work at various jobs in the area to gain experience. ■ It's new jt DDHS, but D.E. is a national organization. Business Is Their Business 80 distributive education FRONT ROW: C. Callahan. S. Duesterbeck, Mr. Hessner, C. ROW. P Kola. K. Cairns, C. Torrenga, D. Drost. G. Hopland, Vencma, P. Lum, D. Davis. C. Sturtevant, B. Holden. BACK R. O'Brien, J. Collard, C. Reecc. Deutsch Klub The 1969-70 school year proved to be a very interesting and beneficial one for the members of German Club. Bi-weekly meetings were held under the direction of Mr. Hessner. One of the major projects of the club was to become a member of the National Federation of Students of German, which is an organization that aids in the operation of various German Clubs throughout the country. One of the many services which are offered to local chapters is to provide scholarships to outstanding students. Officers for this year were: Chris Tor-renga; President, Carol Reece; Vice-President, and Diane Davis; Secretary-Treasurer. This year's President and Vice-President were Chris Torrenga and Carol Reece, respectively. german club 81 Club member work diligently on the French play. The 1969-70 school year proved to be a very interesting one for the French Club. Among their activities was a presentation of the play LE JEU DE L'AMOUR ET DU HASARD and a slide pres- entation by President, Madred Monroe. Also serving as officers this year were: V. Pres. Sharon Morgan, Sec. Kelli Fagan, and Treas. Karen Morgan. Mr. Metheany was the advisor. Le Cercle Francais FRONT ROW: D. Olson, J. Aspinall, K. Morgan, M. Monroe, C. Seuser, S. Lum, A. Brusa, D. Dowse. SECOND ROW: K Fagan. S. Morgan, S. Case, B. Carlson, R. Rucker. D. Bergeron, G. Ekman, M. Driscoll. THIRD ROW': J. Callum, L McCoy, P Tully, I Carlson, M. Chen, B. Holden, K. Berg, P. Kline, J. Wiedmeyer, S. Madison, H. Carlsen. BACK ROW: Mr. Metheany, D. Benson, D. Plewey, P. Bruce, I. Chen, B. Gredanus, I. Benson, C. Blakely, J. Inshurcn, C. Gasch, V. Chen. 82 french club El Club Espanol Leading the activities of this year's Spanish Club were: Pres. Dave Rein-holz, V. Pres. Kris Andersen, and Sec. Connie Kilkenny. Among their projects were a Christmas Party and a Spring Party. Mrs. Johnson was the advisor. Kris Andersen and Dave Reinholz were chosen lo go to school in Mexico. FRONT ROW: R. Tcich, B Teich, M. O'Donnell, D. Reinholz. SECOND ROW: J. Schauer, R Gifford, M. Salas, J. Gallup, T. Boviall, M. McGill, K. Beucus, L. VanVIcel. THIRD ROW: L. Mueller, I. Bales, M. Quinn, C. Kilkenny, P. Gal- lagher, S. Williams. M. Griffen, M. Mullen. BACK ROW: Mrs. Johnson, J. Haynes. K. Jedlica, A. Cowling, B. Wiedmer, P. Lees, |. Wiedmever. E. Dedcrich, G. Utiger, V Heim. Spanish club 83 SEATED: LEFT-RIGHT, Mr. DeFraneesco, S. Keyzer, |. Moran, M. Ret laff, C. Mueller, R. Moehrkc, B. Greidanus, F Hcn- R Moser, J. Aspmall, P. Bruce, L. Kaehler, K. Bradford, nerlcy, L. Peters, S. Ambrose, N. Ashenfelter, C. Bultman, C. STANDING B. Zak, P Isola, L. Chen. M. Schmid, M. Sanders, Moorman, M. Shappee. Art Club Works on Freddy's Head Each Tuesday night, several members of the Art Club gathered to work on a favorite art project of their own choosing. One of the main projects of this year's club has been to repair Freddy's head. Presiding over each meeting was President Stan Keyzer, Vice-President Betty Greidanus, and Secretary-Treasurer Robin Moehrke. Mr. DeFrancesco advised and helped each member at the meetings. 84 art club F.T.A Mr. Kenneth Huff, superintendent of WSD, speaks at an F.T.A. meeting. Would you like to have one of these people for your teacher? Each member of F.T.A. has the desire to become a teacher. Future Teachers of America was designed to advise students who plan to become teachers about college preparation and teaching areas. Each year F.T.A. takes part in a student teaching day when each member of F.T.A. replaces her favorite teacher. FRONT ROW, LEFT-RIGHT, B. |ut , L. Cowling, D. Davis, H. Carlson, Mrs. Zell (advisor), V Reimer. BACK ROW, M. Bacrbock, B Wiedrneyer, P. Cowling, R. Cooper, D. Cooper. fta 85 Training for a Medical Career SEATED: D. Peck. KNEELING: C. Martin, E. Holden, D. Hop- tcrson. BACK ROW: M. Shappee, N. Ncumoier. S. Garcia, C kins, S. Thomas, D Morgan, F Nichols. STANDING: C. Pe- Meyer, B. Sterner. Future Nurses Of America Mrs. Vanorsow, advisor of last year's Medical Careers Club, was new to the post of advisor. The main objective of the club was to prepare those girls interested in a medical career for their chosen vocation. 86 f.n.a. Future Homemakers of America Work Toward a Better Home The Future Homemakers Club, designed to promote better homemaking and encourage new techniques of home economics, was guided by Mrs. Haag. The group worked together to meet this goal. FRONT ROW: S. Zimmerman, G. Peterson, J. Iamb, J. Gallup, K. Kemp, Mrs. Haag, advisor, L. Tucker, S. Byrnes, C. Allen. E. Wicdenhoeft, M. Dederich, K. luessenhop. f.h.a. 87 The meal animal judging team, P. Meyer, F. Wilson, and |. Peck, received a superior rating and ranked eighth out of ninety-nine. Future Farmers Contribute to Their Community Mike Baker receives the 304 Bushel of Challenge for the Delavan-Daricn F.F.A. Chapter. 88 f.f.a. t llllll ■ ' M IH i F.F.A. members learn modern farming methods. RIGHI Dan Cribben receives the Scholastical Achievement Award from Mr. Mersch, F.F.A. advisor. ♦ f.f.a 89 FRONT ROW N Ramig. ) Adncy, S. Sisk. D. Olson. SECOND ROW: J. Hcnnerly,). Klevin, S. Frieders, D. Scheercn-berger, C Nystrom. |. Lamb. D. Larsen, S. Compton, J. Cal-lum, THIRD ROW: C. Blakely, M. Pounder, G. Peterson. P Parker, H Hollister. F. Dederich, D. Roesler, J. Olade, FOURTH ROW G. fkman. S. Gifford, P. Bruce, C Olsen, M. Schappo, M Wilson, B. Carlson, S. Williams, C. BrancJner. FIFTH ROW': J. Anstedt, I Shelley, E. Wiedenhoeft. K. Fried ers, S. Lambert, M Neumeier. P. Isola, SIXTH ROW': C. Welch, C. Schrack, C. Kocs, P. Gallagher, L. Bates, M McGill, SEVENTH ROW: M. Baerbock, C. Seuser, S. Morgan, J. Pet-koff, K. Clowes, D Welch, T. Duesterbeck, K. Berg, EIGHTH ROW: B. Wiedmeyer, G. Zimmerman, P. Read. C. Staley, R. Rucker, C. Logterman, B Brick, BACK ROW: M. Holt, K. Bradford, D. VanDeBogart, L. Dowling, ). Murphy, M. Dederich, B. Guiler, J. Collard, B Zak, S. W'eiland. G.A.A. the Shape Builder Strenuous workout after school causes different reactions. Gail Peterson tries her ability at the long jump. 90 ga.a. FRONT ROW; R. Morrison, S. Zimmermann, D. Pyrz, M. Smiley, J. Anstedt, ) Nickels, L. Costello. C. Seuser, P Lum, G. Peterson, L. Shelly, M. Pounder, P Woods, N. Ramig, T. Boviall, J. Lamb, K. Jedlicka, S. Morgan, J. Callum. SECOND ROW; Mrs. Johnson, S. Garcia, L. Carlson, P. Allie, E. Dederich, D. Alder, E. Wiedenhoeft, C. Olson, S. Sisk, C. Sturte- vant, D Bergeron, B. Brown, I VanVleet, G. Utigor, L. Olson, J. Collard, BACK ROW; B. Koepnick. K Cairns. S. Hudlik. J. Jensen, P. Bruce, M. Kulz, I. Benson, D. Plewe, C. Callahan, G. Vencma, S. Sheean, B. Venema, L. Chen, V. Chen, S. Madison, C. Blakely. Pep Club Keeps the Spirit Up Every year the Pep Club works hard to promote spirit throughout the school. This year they spent every Monday thinking up new ways to promote spirit for every sport. The Pep Club did not only make signs, but they also sold pep balls. The pep balls were blue and gold with the inscription, Delavan-Darien Comets printed on them. pop club 91 Students in pep club work on posters after school. 92 student life student life student life 93 Madred and Mitiku Reign Over Homecoming 1969 This year Homecoming was great for the Juniors. The Juniors took first in the field day events. They also took first in the Hall Decoration contest with their theme, Zimmy's Gone-A-Hunting For the Elks . Next came the Blue and Gold contest. The Seniors took first and the Juniors placed second. At the end of the day the Juniors had taken first, the Seniors second. Sophomores third, and Freshmen last. The game was exciting but at the end, the score was Delavan 6, Elkhorn 8. This year's Homecoming court consisted of Michelle Gifford and Dennis Pierson, freshmen representatives; Sherry Madison and Jeff Hardin, sophomore representatives; and Rita Moser and Stan Keyzer, Junior representatives. The Queen candidates were Susanne Hudlik, escorted by Bill Holt; Laurie McCoy, escorted by Kim Westergaard; Debbie Olson, escorted by Mike Bruce; and Madred Monroe, escorted by Mitiku Terfasa. The Queen was picked by the student body and reigning over Homecoming '69 were Madred and Mitiku. Madred and Mitiku, King and Queen. The 1969 Homecoming court. LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT BACK ROW: Madred Monroe, Debbie Orson, Sue Hudlik. ROW : Michelle Gifford, Rita Moser, and Sherry Madison. and Laurie McCoy. 94 homecoming A Glance at Homecoming '69 The Snake Dance, one of the many Homecoming activities. The Bon Fire follows the Snake dance The team fighting to win. The Senior girls tug-of-war team for Field Day. homecoming 95 FRONT ROW: M. Holt. D. Von Debogert, S. Sisk. S. Robinson, D. Oram. E. Beyer I. D. Olson, C. Strohm, K. Johnson, J. Adney. SECOND ROW: D. Roeker, P. Christianson, C. Tor-renga, M. Edmunds, G. Peterson, C Johnson, B. Wiedmeyer. M. Wilson, J. Woods. S. Case, J. Dodge, V. Erickson, K. Dun ham, L. Booth, C. Cribben, L. Fehrm, C. Reece. B. Koehl. S. Wilke, R Morrison, R. Bradford, T. Beall, THIRD ROW: B. Es-chcnfeldt, I. Bates, P. Woods. D. Bentley, R. Cooper, M. McGinnis, D. Scharine, B. Holt, H. Johnson, S. Evans. G. Sisk, D. Reinholz, J. Norton, D. Christiansen, J. Grams, R. Beycrl, M. Leek, T. Case, S. Smith, D. Dutton, J. Benson, M. Baker, N. Di lien beck, P. Parker, C. Pinnow, C. Meyer. BACK ROW: B. Lagg, K. Welch, J. August, E. Johnson, J. Johnson, M. Schauf, D. Tollkuhn, J Nochols, R. Cameron, R. Dunwiddie, E. Pinnow. K. Ostrum, G. Sawtelle, W. Beyer I, T. Ames, J. Davison, D. Moehrke, A. Johnson, T. Snyder, S. Peterson, D. Edmunds, B. Byrne, S. Wassel, C Johnson, J. Dunham, Mr. P. Neuman, director. Strike Up The Band This year the band had a very busy schedule, which included Christmas concert, spring and winter concerts, solo and ensemble contests, and the State Band Contest. At the solo and ensemble contest, held at Whitewater, there was a variety of awards: first, second, and third ratings on solos and ensemble music. Three events went to state. They were: Bonnie Lagg with a first place solo, a clarinet duct, and the brass choir which placed second. At the State Band Contest, the band placed first. The band director % band Full Band during the Christmas Concert Mr. Neuman directing a flute sectional band 97 Do Re Mi . . FRONT ROW: B Holden. M Rut laff, P. Gallagher, M. Driscoll, K. Morgan, G. Sisk, M. Vidas, C. Boniface, J. Dobos , R Braenne, L. Ratzlaff. S. Tjecrdsma, S. Morgan SECOND ROW: J Aspinall, R. Moehrek, C. Seuser, B. Eschenfcldi, K Gallcs, B. Beyerl, R. Egnoski, T. Villarreal, D. Kucker, K. Lues- senhop, J. Wiedmeyer, K. Johnson, C. Krueger, P Miles. IHIRD ROW: M. Edmunds, D. Benson, J. Collard, D. Peck, Z. Walters, K. Westergjrd, B Beyerl, S. Loudon, B. Arnold, M. W'ilson, R. Fehnn, S. Utiger, P. Christiansen, S. Shecan, Director Mr. Opitz, This year, the Chorus Department was headed by Mr. Lynn Opitz, the new chorus instructor. The Chorus Department was divided into four major groups. They are Acappella, Girls Choir, Mixed Choir, and Selective Ensemble. Acappella is composed of boys and girls that were selected on a try out basis. The President was Robert Arnold, and the Secretary-Treasurer was Sharon Morgan. The Mixed Choir was composed of both boys and girls. The President was Donna Hopkins, and the Secretary-Treasurer was Debbie Bently. The Girls Choir was also selected. The President was Rose Petkoff, and the Secretary-Treasurer was Denise James. The Selective Ensemble was composed of the best of Chorus Department. 98 chorus FRONT ROW: H. Hollister, D. Martinez, S. Weiland, D. Larson, S. Lum. M. Papcke, B. Hayes, D. Hopkins, D. Hartmann, R. Bradford, D. Schrack, S. Ambrose. SECOND ROW. A. Cowling, D. VonOgdcn, C. Schmid, S. Williams, J. Luessen-hop, R. Earnest, L. Sisk, M Wenzel, R Braenne, S. Schulz, G. Zimmermann, C. Sturtevant, C. Weberpal. THIRD ROW: P. Cowling. Y. Long, D. Bentley. C. VanAckor, P Gassen, J. Son-tag, R. Whalen. G. Venema, E. Dederich, F. Bruce, P. Reed, C Bradford. P Klein, C. Mohr. FOURTH ROW P lees, C Brandner, C. Schrack. K. O'Conner. M. Carter, D. Plewe, C. Sterken,). Graff. G. Sawtelle, B. Carlson. K. Berg. B. Zak. FRONT ROW: D. Dram, R. Petkoff. G. Torres, V. Vasques, I Scholle, C. Logterman, C. Salas, M. Gifford. SECOND ROW': D. VonOgdon, V. Ncmitz. T. Duesterbcck, V. Potter, D. lames, C. Mohr, J. Walker, M. Kutz. THIRD ROW |. Sontag, G. Evans, L. Cruz, K. Clowes, J. Markgraf, S. Wenzel, ). Stafford, B. Brick, T. Cratsenberg. FOURTH ROW : K. McKinney, E Beyerl, |. Jensen, D. Dangerfield, G. Schmid, P McClellan, C. Keech, C Rodriguez, S. Karcher, J. Chapin. chorus 99 100 sports LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Madison. C. Olson. I Benson, P Woods. F.. Wiodenhoft, D. Dowse, D. Bergeron. As the Game Wears On! FIRST ROW: N. Coleson, |. Wrobei, M. Bruce, G. Hanna, J. Osborne, A. Tully. SECOND ROW: M. Vlueller, S. Larsen, D. Pierson, J. Norton, 8. Nieuenhuis, R. Bandlow, BACK ROW: D. Logtcrman, B. Teich, D. Gallup, B. Mosvery, J. Jen inga, D. Christianson, R. Hardin, J. Davidson. R Grant, S. Loudon, TOP: M. Kemp, J. Wescott. cheerleaders 103 FRONT ROW: |. Wrobel, M Bruce, K WeStergaard, M. Bou-lellc, R. Fehrm, R Steinbeck, T. Tully, D. Earnest, J. Karstet-ter, J. Morgan, M. Scott, D. Logterman, E. Ruiz. B. Beyerl. 2nd ROW': B Carlson, D. Schultz, C Deschner, ). Lew, R. Kitz- Comets Suffer First Losing Season 19 Rod Bracnne is about to be crushed by Rod Vanderkooi and friend. man, B. Holt, R. Grant, R. Braenne, D. Reinholz, C. Smiley, J. Holt, C. Hudlik, J. Osborne-Mgr. 3rd ROW. J. Norton, T. Ames. There is nothing harder to take than a losing season, especially if it is the first one in the school's history. That is the case this year, but the boys still deserve credit. Many hours of hard work were put in by the boys. All this wasn't easily justified while they were losing, but the boys still put out 100% effort. The first game saw' the head coach in the hospital. Mr. Tom Scharfenberg took charge and after losing the first game to Wilmot the boys came back to win three in a row. In Lake Geneva the Comets were guided by a healthy Zimmerman. The Comets that day whipped our rivals, the Badgers, 21-0. It looked like another winnng season was in store for the Comets. But something happened. Injuries struck key players and the Comets dropped five in a row. The Comets ended up in ninth place ahead of East Troy. Mr. Zimmerman has a big job on his hands, but knowing our head coach, the Comets will again be close to the top or even on top of the Southern Lakes Conference in 1970. 104 varsity football R. Dunwiddle, T Barber, A. Tully, D. Callup, K. Zea, M. D. Schultz, B. Peters, T Tifft, J. Schlicher, | Bovull, I. Guz- Kemp. D. Dclhey, B. Arnold, D. Cribben, R. Smith. BACK man, D. Yadon, R. Vanderkooi, D. Philips, T. Scharfenberg- ROVV: R. Scott, A. Coach. P. Kelly, K. Fourdyce, A. Mowrey, A. Coach. Ends Jim Wrobel, 80 and Mike Bruce. 81 await pass thrown by R. Jim Karstetter shown getting off the pass before getting Steinbeck. decked by an opposing player. varsity football 105 Pictorial Look At '69 Season Mr. Zimmerman going over some plays al hall-lime. Rick Steinbeck plunging across the line for a first down. |im Wrobel carrying the ball after making reception. Kick Steinbeck on his way around the left end will find  22 waiting with open arms. 106 varsity football Paul Linnenkohl executes a reverse around the left end. Ernie Ruiz carries the ball around the right end. Frosh Enjoy Undefeated Season The Freshman football team, led by Mr. Glen Johnson, achieved the ultimate this year — an undefeated record. Aside from the spoiler against Elkhorn, an 8-8 tie, the team defeated all challengers, which included Lake Geneva, Big Foot, Wilmot, Burlington, and Whitewater. Co-captains were Rick Martin and Curt Van-der Kooi. The season's top rusher and scorer was Tom Cleveland, while the leading pass receiver was Terry Frazier. Junior Comets Struggle Through Losing Season The Junior Varsity football team, coached by Mr. Ron Bronson, posted a record of 2 wins and 5 losses this season. The team started the season by winning the first two games — Wilmot 25-6 and Salem Central 6-0. The future indeed looked bright. But suddenly dark clouds seemed to hover over our Junior Comets, and they dropped five in a row. Leading the team in scoring were Paul Linnenkohl, Tom Synder, Dick Danielson and John Boviall. A Junior Varsity player neatly tackles a Demon from Burlington. Members of the Freshman football team were: David Haynes, Chico Quintanilla, Jack Boltz, Jeff Richardson, Rick Martin, Jay Johnson, Marvin Shephard, Mark Smiley, Brad Peters, Tom Strohm, Armando Ramirez, Mark Timm, Jim Holt, Larry Polzin, Pete Dunbar, Dan Moehrke, Tom Gimino, Errol Phillips, Steve Starin, Steve Smith, Tom Cleveland, Bob Prahl, Curt VanderKooi, Pete Nieuwenhuis, Terry Frazier, Cory Meske, Randy Earnest, Joe Jimi-nez, Bill Newton, Pete Scott, Brian Hayes, Tim Koepnick, Rick Cooper, Dan Benson, Albert Alverez, Steve Monroe, Mark Deal, Dan Nichols, Dave Kraayeveld, Ed Mulderink, Steve Zea, Andy Johnson, Ray Garza, Joe Gonzales, Brian Hart, Steve Decker, and Dan Hiemstra. j.v. and frosh football 107 FRONT ROW: R. Lange, B. Dodge, M. Mueller, B. Holt, B. Phelps. 2nd ROW: K Sunde, F Dederich, J. Davison, G Harriers Place Well in Conference And Regional Meets Here they come again only Jeff Davidson has pulled ahead of Tcich. Hanna, D. Hinkelman, R Downer. 3rd ROW: B. Teich, J. Tifft, J. Dodge, S. Keyzer, J. Benson, M. Terfasa. Bob Teich leading the Harriers in a practice run. 108 cross country The D-DHS harriers, coached by Mr. Darrell Hessenthaler, placed fairly well in the conference and regional meets. In the conference meet the harriers were edged out of fourth place by Badger and had to settle for fifth. In the regional meet at Janesville the harriers missed taking third place by three points and thus were stopped from partaking in any other state-wide competition. At the beginning the Harriers start out like Olympian champions. The harrier's dual meet record was two wins and three losses. Their tri-meet record was one win and no losses. In the Fort Atkinson Invitational they took seventh, beating out Sun Prairie and Stoughton. Letterwinners for the '69 season were Senior: Cary Hanna; Juniors: Jack Dodge, Stan Key er, Bob Teich, and Bob Niewenhuis; and Sophomore: Jim Tifft. leading the pack in practice are Jack Dodge and Stan Key-zer with Gary Hanna not far behind. LEFT: Bob Dodge, Jim Tifft, Bob Phelps, Stan Keyzer, Jack Dodge, Bob Teich and Gary Hanna. cross country 109 Joe Salas (KNEELING) shows that wrestling is not always a tough sport. The participants do show concern. Joe, the only D-DHS wrestler to qualify for the state meet, is shown here with Coach Teesch looking over an injured grappler. BELOW: The referee must keep a close watch so he does not miss any action in a close match such as this. Varsity Wrestlers Pin 110 wrestling FIRST ROW: S. Golladay, P. Featherstone, J. Pounder, M. Koerner, D. Compton, j. Woods, J. Salas, N. Coleson, A. Mowery, S. Larson, J. Karstetter, L. Fehrm. BACK ROW: Coach Teesch, D. Earnest, B. Arnold, R. Vandcrkooi, R Fehrm. D. Logtorman, T. Cribbon, A. Tully, G. Sawtelle, R. Smith, T. Runkle, J. Molt. Down Opponents Rod VanderKooi grapples with an opponent. wrestling 111 The human animal spends much of his life on his knees. J.V. Works Toward Varsity FIRST ROW: D. Kilroy, S. Decker, J. Welch, T. Kocpnick, B. VanderKooi, E. Phillips, P. Scott, J. Schappee, J. Hardin, D. Lena:, L. Coerhon, R. Teich, D. Dutton, J. Dunbar. BACK Hinkleman, R. Cooper, Manager. ROW: Coach Teesch, H. Holden, G. Sawtelle, B. Beyerl, C. 112 wrestling FRONT ROW: M. Martin, J. Boviall, J. Horgan, J. Schcurell, trant, R. Millard, K. Westergaard, T. Tully, D. Yadon, Coach K. Zea. BACK ROW: R. Braenne, T. Read, C. Hudlik, D. Nos- B. Breidenstein. Comets Finish Last With 1-18 Record Jim Scheurcll, a sophomore stalwart, is shown getting two of his 124 total points. John Horgan keeps on trying, even though he's sitting on the floor. varsity basketball 113 Individual Statistics John Horgan TOTAL POINTS 179 REBOUNDS 26 Doug Yadon 137 79 Tom Read 124 72 Jim Scheurell 123 31 lohn Boviall 83 21 Mike Martin 80 70 Dale Phillips 71 48 Dave Nostrant 42 38 Dick Danielson 39 13 Roger Millard 38 53 Tim Tully 29 10 Chris Hudlik 24 15 Kirk Zea 18 5 Terry Tifft 3 8 Kim Westergaard 0 1 Paul Lrnnenkohl 0 0 Chris Hudlik is shown getting • little roughing up from a Big Foot player. This year Mr. Breidenstein was faced with probably the most difficult job he has ever faced in his career as coach of the D-DHS Comets. With no letter winners returning from last year he practically had to start from scratch. He made sure that he wasn't going to be faced with the same problem next year as he played Sophomores: Jim Scheurell, Mike Marlin, John Boviall, Dick Danielson and Chris Hudlik; Juniors: Tom Read, John Horgan, and Dale Phillips; Seniors: Tim Tully (Captain Most Valuable Player) and Roger Millard. This year's record was one win and eighteen losses. The Comets scored their win against Mukwonago beating them by a score of 58 to 49. The important thing to remember is that this season if nothing else, experience was gained. v9 ft ft t ■ n!K% Doug Yadon shows the form that earned him 137 points for his season total. SEASONS RECORD D-DHS- 48 Whitewater — 62 D-DHS - 48 Mukwonago — 66 D-DHS- 53 Big Foot — 90 D-DHS - 59 Wilmot — 63 D-DHS — 54 East Troy — 71 D-DHS- 48 Elkhorn — 54 D-DHS - 39 Badger — 65 D-DHS — 55 Salem Central — 75 D-DHS — 68 Burlington — 79 D-DHS — 56 Whitewater — no D-DHS — 58 Mukwonago — 49 D-DHS — 39 Big Foot — 68 D-DHS — 60 W'ilmot — 61 D-DHS — 56 East Troy — 97 D-DHS — 51 Elkhorn — 71 D-DHS — 37 Badger — 88 D-DHS — 48 Salem Central — 61 D-DHS — 65 Burlington — 70 District Semi-Finals D-DHS —52 Big Foot — 70 John Horgan is shown here making two of his 179 total points for the season. 114 varsity basketball 69-70 Season Through Pictures Kirk Zea is pitured trying hard to make it good from under the basket. Kirk Zea is shown here making his jump shot good for two John Morgan trying his best to make his shot good, points. varsity basketball 115 J.V. Cagers Compile an 8-10 Record ABOVE: Chris Hudlik shoots over the arms of his opponents. TOP RIGHT: Ernie Ruiz tries to make his shot Rood for two points. RIGHT: J.V. Players surround Mr. Bronson during a time out. FRONT ROW: J. Schlicher. R. Krause, D. August, G. Grether, Johnson, P. Linnenkohl, S. Loudon, T. Tifft, T. Frazier, S. Carl- E Ruiz, |. Horgan, B. Jordan, D. Pierson. 2nd ROW: Mgr. H. son. D. logterman, D. Scharinc, Coach R. Bronson. 116 jv basketball FRONT ROW: A. Ramirez, D. Maurer, J. Bollz, D. Reim, D S. Zea, P. Dunbar, S. Starin, I Johnson, R Martin, Coach J. Pierson, B. Leff, M. Shepard, J. Jimenez, B. Prahl. BACK Hoenkhe. ROW: J. Lussenhop, T. Cleveland, L. Polzin. J! Christianson, Freshmen Enjoy First Season Bob Prahl attempting a layup. freshman basketball 117 FRONT ROW: K. H«l , A. Aranda. T. O'Keefe-, M. Mueller, F Dederich, D. Cameron, K. Ostrum, M. Hanna, B. Tcich, J. Dunham BACK ROW: D. Hessenthaler, R. O'Brien. J. Cal- Swimmers Finish Season With 5-7 Record Tom Barber is shown compering in the Butterfly event. loe Monroe is shown swimming in practice. lum, D. Bverley, B. Carlson, J. Lees. T Barber, J. Monroe. R. Hardin. J. Termaat. G. Klumb The D-DHS Swim team, under the coaching of Mr. George Klumb, compiled a record of 5 wins and 7 losses for the '69-70 season. The tankmen scored wins over the following teams: Fort Atkinson, Milton, St. John's, Cedarburg, and McHenry. They suffered their losses against: Janesville Craig, Woodstock, Badger, Janesville Parker, and Kenosha Bradford. Badger and Wood-stock beat the swimmers twice. 118 varsity Swimming Tankman shown swimming in Small School Invitational. Ken Ostrum is shown diving in a varsity swim meet. ++ Rory O'Brien shows the form that enabled him to break the school diving record as a Sophomore. D-DHS swimmer is shown finishing in a relay event. varsity swimming 119 J.V. Swimmers Gain Experience for Next Year I ROM ROW: K Wippich, D. Hiemstra, T Beall, D. Tolkuhn, M Papke, D Jut , M. Wilson, B. Peters, D. Haynes, M. Ham •lion, I Johnson, J. Dobosz, B. Hart BACK ROW: L. Klcvin, J. J V Diver performs in front of the judges. Wescott, D. Dwornik, R. tamest, R Cossman, J. Benson, S. Monroe, J. Scharine, D. Roherty, M. Lange, B Phelps, Coach Darrell Hessenthaler. J.V. Swimmer gets in shape for a big meet. 120 j.v. swimming D-D.H.S. Life condids 121 The Various Facets — School 122 candid The Year At a Glance . . . I would like to thank the following students for making the yearbook what it is: Marlene Baerbock Thomas Beall Ellen Beyerl William Beyerl Theresa Boviall Angie Brusa Barbara Byrne Charlene Cobb Donna Hopkins Jane Olade John Olson Linda Peters Vicki Reimer James Scharine Caroline Welch Sue Williams I extend a special thanks to Mr. David Austin and the D-DHS photo club for their patience and assistance throughout the year. — Helen Carlsen Editor-in-chief era staff 123 Senior Activities GREG ADKINS; MARY ADNEY: AFS 4; Band 1,2.3.4; Cometeer 3; GAA 1.2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1.2,3.4. JIM Al MOND: FFA 1,2,3,4. SUE AMBROSE: An Club 1; Band 1,2; CAA 4; Girls' Choir 2,3; Ski Club 2,3.4. KRIS ANDERSEN: An Club 1; Come-teer 4; Pep Club 1; Spanish Club 3.4. JUIIF ASPINALL: A capella 4; AFS 4, Arl Club 4; Student Council 4; AFS Student 4; French Club 4. MARLENE BAERHOCK: AFS 3,4; Era 3, 4; FT A 1,2,4; Girls' Choir 1; Pep Club 1, 2,3; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4 PAM BAKKO: Band 1; Cometccr 4; FHA 3; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3,4; Spanish Club 3. TOM BARBF.R: Art Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4. HELEN BARDER: CAROL BARNES: Art Club 2,3; Drama Club 2; French Club 4; GAA 1; Pep Club 2,3. IOHN BEHLMAN: FFA 1,2,3,4. Intramurals 3. PAT BELL: Intramurals 2,3,4. DEBBIE BENSON: AFS 2,3,4, Cheer-leading 3,4; Drama Club 4; Era 3; Forensics 2,3,4; GAA 2; Pep Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Musical 3,4; Transfer 2 WILLIAM BEYERL: A cappella 2,4; Badger Boys State 3; Band 1,2,3,4, Cometeer 4; Drama Club 1,2,3; Era 4; forensics 2,3; FTA 1,2,3, Intramurals 1, 2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Varsity club 4; Musical 1.2.3,4. DAN BOSS: FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 1. 2. Pep Club 4. Ski Club 1,2,3,4. MICHAEl BOUT III I A cappella 2; Sk. Club 2. KRISTINE BRADFORD Art Club 4; Band 1.2,3; GAA 1,3,4; Library Club 1; Mixed Choir 4. RONALD BRAENNE: A cappella 1,2,3, 4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2,3; German Club 1,2; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Madrigal 4; Mixed Choir 1,4; Photo Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 4; Musical 1,2,4 MATHEW BRANDNER: Art Club 1.2,3; Ski Club 1.2. NEAL BREWER. Intramurals 2,3; Boy's Pep Club 4 JAMES BROVOLD: Audio-Visual Club 1,2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Intramurals 3. MICHAEl BRUCE: Boys Pep Club 3,4, French Club 3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 3; Varsity Club 3.4; Homecoming Court 4; Prom Court 4. SHIRLEY BULTMAN: Cometeer 4; GAA 1.2; Pep Club 3. BARBARA BYRNE: AFS 1,2,3,4; Badger Girls State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Era 4; French Club 1,2,3,4; GAA 1.2; Pep Club 2,3. SHARON BYRNES: Band 1; Cometeer 4; Forensics 1; French Club 3; FHA 3,4; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2.3; Ski Club 1,2,3.4. IUDY CALLUM: French Club 2,3,4; GAA 1.2,3,4; NHS 2,3.4; Pep Club 4; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Queen 3. DALE CAMERON: Art Club 3,4; French Club 3; Pep Club 3,4; Sk. Club 3,4; Transfer 3. RICHARD CAMERON: Aud.o-V.sual Club 1,2,3.4; Band 1,2,3,4; Sk. Club 1,2; Varsity Club 4; Musical 1.2,3,4, ROGER CARDONI: Cometeer 4; Intramurals 1,2,3; Varsity Club 3,4; Prom Court 3. HELEN CARISEN: Era 3,4; French Club 3.4; NHS 3.4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. RICK HAMBERLAIN: Intramurals 2,3 BRUCE CHANEY: Sk. C lub 2,3,4 MARGARET CHEN: AFS 4; French Club 4; NHS 4; Ski Club 4; Student Council 4; Musical 4; Transfer 4. DAVID CHRISTIANSON Audio-Visual Club 1,2.3.4; FFA 1,2,3,4. PAULA CHRISTIANSON: A capella 1. 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1; Madrigal 2, 3; Spanish Club 1,2; Musical 2,3. CHARLENE COBB: Cometeer 4; Era 3, 4, French Club 2.3; FTA 2,3,4. GAA 1; library Club 1,2,3. RICHARD COFFEY: Ski Club 2,3,4. DALE COI E: Cometeer 3, Spanish Club 1. IOANN COllARD: A capella 1.2,3,4: AFS 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4; Era 3; German Club 2,3,4; GAA 1.2.3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 4; Musical 1.2,3,4. ELAINE CONSTABLE: A cappella 1; Art Club 1; Drama Club 4; FNA 1; Mixed Choir 1. DEBBIE COSTELLO: A capella 2; Cheerleading 2; Cometeer 3; Drama Club 1; Pep Club 2,3. LAURIE COWLING: A capella 1.2.3.4; Audio-Visual Club 1,2; FHA 1.2; FTA 3, 4; GAA 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1; Musical 2,4. TOM CRIBBEN: Audio-Visual Club 1,2, 3; Varsity Club 4. DEBBIE DANGERFIELD: AFS 2,3,4; French Club 1, FTA 1, GAA 1,2.3; Mixed Choir 1.3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3. DIANE DAVIS: Cometeer 4; FTA 4; German Club 2,3,4. CONNIE DECKER. AFS 1,2.3,4; Audio-Visual Club 2,3; Forensics 3,4; French Club 3; FTA 1; GAA 1; Mixed Choir 1,2, 3; Pep Club 1. 124 senior activities DIANNE DECKER: Cometcer 4; FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3: Pop Club 1,2.3; Ski Club 1. FRANK DEDERICH: Boys Pep Club 4; Cometeer 4; Intramurals 1.2,3,4; Spanish ( lull i CRAIG DESCHNER: CHRIS DIUENBECK: AES 2,3,4; Come-teer 4, Era 4, Forensics 4; FHA 1; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pop Club 2,3. DON DOBBERT: FFA 2; Gorman Club 2,3; Inlramurals 1.2,3,4. KATHY DOWSE. A rapolla 2,3,4; Art Club 4; Band 1,2; Cheerleading 2,3,4, Cometcer 3, Drama Club 2,3,4. Era 3; Forensics 1,4; French Club 2,4; GAA 1; Pop Club 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4; Student Council 2; Musical 2.3; Prom Court 4. CARMIN DRAVES: Ski Club 3; Spanish Club 1. JOAN DUNAKIN: A capclla 2,3; Art Club 2. Band 1,2; Drama Club 2, GAA 1; Pop Club 3; Musical 2. |IM DUNHAM: AFS 1.2,3,4; Badger Boys State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Musical 2,3 DICK EARNEST: Boys Pep Club 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Musical 2. MELODY EDMUNDS A capclla 1,2,3,4; AFS 3,4, Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2.3; Photo Club 2,3; Ski Club 4, Musical 1,3. VAL ERICKSON: Band 1,2,3,4; German Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2; Ski Club 3,4. KELLI FAGAN: AFS 2,3,4; Era 3; Forensics 4; French Club 2,3.4; GAA 1; Pep Club 3; Quill and Scroll 3; Ski Club 2; Musical 1,4. RAY FEHRM: A capclla 2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3; FFA 1; Varsity Club 3,4; Musical 2. KATHY CALLES: A capclla 3,4; AFS 2,3; Drama Club 3,4; Forensics 1,2,3,4; Library Club 1; NHS 2,3,4; Ski Club 1; Musical 3,4. JIM GALLUP: FTA 1.2.3.4; German Club 1.2. JOANN GALLUP: Cometeer 4. FHA 2, 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3; Ski Club 4; Spanish Club 3,4; Student Council 2; Homocoming Court 2. CHERYLE CASCH Cometcer 4; French Club 3,4; FTA 2; GAA 1.2; Mixed Choir 1; Pep Club 1.2; Ski Club 3; Musical 1 PAULA GASSEN: GAA 1,2; Mixed Choir 4; Ski Club 1,2. DEBBIE GLISTA: HAL GOLLADAY: Student Council 3.4; Class President 4. OSCAR GONZALEZ: Intramurals 1,2,3, 4; Spanish Club 3; Varsity Club 4. CHRISGOTTSCHALK: GAA 1,2; Mixed Choir 2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3; Musical 3. JOHN GRAMS: Band 1,2,3,4; Cometeer 4; Intramurals 1,2; Ski Club 1.2,3,4; Musical 3. GLORIA GREENWALD: Era 2; Forensics 1; German Club 1,2,3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Pep.Club 1,2. ISMAEL GUZMAN: MIKE HAMMFTT: Boys Pep Club 4. Intramurals 1. GARY HANNA: Boys Pep Club 4; Intra-murals 4; Varsity Club 4. SUZETTE HELLER: Cometeer 4 DOMINGO HERNANDEZ: Intramurals 1,2,3; Varsity Club 4. SUE HIRTE: GAA 1; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1. PATRICIA HISEL: MARGARET HOLTE: Band 1.2.3.4; Drama Club 1; Era 3; GAA 1.2.3.4; NHS 3.4; Quill and Sc roll 3.4; Ski Club 1. WILLIAM HOLT: FFA 1.2,3,4; Intramurals 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4. GARY HOPKINS: SUSANNE HUDLIK FHA 1; GAA 2.3; Pep Club 1,2,3,4; Flomecoming Court 4. JOYCE ISHERWOOD: DONNA IVERSON: Band 1,2,3; GAA 1, 2,3. JOYCI JACOBSEN Cometeer 4; Pep Club 2.4, Ski Club 2,3,4 JOHN JENINGA Art Club 1; Boys Pep Club 4. STANTON JOHNSON: German Club 1, 2,3,4. Ski Club 4. KRIS JOHNSON: a capclla 4; AFS 1,2,3, 4; Art Club 2,3; Band 1.2,3,4; Mixed Choir 3; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Spanish Club 1. CINDY JUTZ: Library Club 2,3,4. JOHN KARSTETTER: Ski Club 1.2.3.4; Student Council 2,3; Varsity Club 3.4; Prom Court 2; Flomecoming Court 2. KAREN KEMP: FHA 4; GAA 1,2,3.4; Pep Club 1,2,3,4. DEBBIE KIEF: AFS 1; Debate 3; Drama Club 2,3,4; Forensics 3,4; NHS 4, Musical 4. CONSTANCE KILKENNY: AFS 2; Art Club 1; Cometeer 4; Forensics 2,4; GAA 1,2,3; Pep Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,3; Prom Court 3; Class Treasurer 2. BARB KOEHl: Band 1,2,3.4; Cometeer 4; FHA 3; German Club 2; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1.2,3. JOHN KOEHLER: A cappella 2,3; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 2 WAYNE KRAUSE: Intamurals 2,3. DAN KUCKER: A cappella 1,2,3.4; Art Club 1,2; Madrigal 2,3,4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4, Musical 2,3.4. BONNIE LAGG: Band 1,2,3,4; Era 3; Forensics 2; German Club 2,3,4; GAA 1, 2,3.4; Pep German Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2, 3.4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Musical 3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Class Treasurer 3. JENNIE LAMB: Chocrleading 3,4; Cometeer 3; Era 3; FFIA 4; Pep Club 2, 3,4; Transfer 2. SANDRA LAMBERT: Art Club 1; Debate 3; Forensics 3,4; FNA 1,2; FTA 3,4; GAA 1,2,3,4, Mixed Choir 1,2,3; Span-ishClubl.2. |IM LEES: A cappella 3,4; AFS 3.4; Intramurals 3; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Spanish Club 1,2; Varsity Club 4; Vocal Ensemble 3; Musical 3,4. senior activities 125 JOYC f LENZ: Band 1,2; Cometeer 4; GAA 1.2,3,4; Mixed Choir 1; Prom Court 2. SUZANNE LIDEN: An Club 1,2,3; Drama Club 1,2; German Club 1,2; Pep Club 2. MODESTO I OPEZ: Spanish Club 1. DICK LUDOWISE: AV Club 3; Intra-murals 3; Student Council 1. BILL LUNDIN: Comoteer 4. ROBERTA LUTHER: PAULETTE MCCLELLAN: Cometeer 4. DENNIS MCCOY; Band 1,2; Debate 2; Drama Club 3; Forensics 1,2,3; Intramurals 4. LAURIE MCCOY: Band 1,2,3; Drama Club 2; Forensics 1,2; French Club 4; GAA 3; NHS 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 1,2; Homecoming Court 4. MARY MCGINNIS: AES 3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Era 4; Forensics 4; GAA 1,2; Library Club 1,2,3; Mixed Choir 1,2,3; NHS 2,3, 4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2; Musical 1,2,4. PATTI MILES: A capclla 1.2.3.4; Cheerleading 2,3,4; Cometeer 3; Drama Club 2; Forensics 2,4; Madrigal 2,3; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 1,2; Musical 2,3,4. KEN MILLARD: Ski Club 1.2.3.4 ROGER MILLARD: AV Club 1; FFA 1,2, 3.4; Ski Club 1.2,3,4; Varsity Club 4 CHARLES MONROE: Drama Club 1,2, 3.4, Era 2; FTA 1,2,3.4; German Club 2. 3; Musical 4. MADRFD MONROE: AFS 3; Drama Club 3,4; Forensics 3,4; French Club 3, 4; Ski Club 3; Student Council 4; Musical 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Transfer 3. GEOFF MORAN: A capella 3.4; AFS 3. 4, Art Club 3,4; Boys Pep Club 3,4; Cometeer 3,4; Debate 3; Drama Club 3.4. German Club 3.4; Intramurals 3; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 3,4; Musical 3; Homecoming Court 3; Transfer 3. KAREN MORGAN: A cappella 2,3,4; AFS 3; Forensics 2; French Club 2,3,4; GAA 1,2; Mixed Choir 1; NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Musical 1,2,3,4. SHARON MORGAN: A capella 1.2,3,4; Forensics 2,3.4; French Club 2,3,4; GAA 1.2.3; Madrigal 4, NHS 2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Vocal Ensemble 2,3.4; Musical 1. 2,3,4. BRUCE MOWERY: Bovs Pep Club 4; Intramurals 3,4. DEBBIE NEUBAUER: AFS 3; Drama Club 1,2; Era 3; forensics 2; German Club 1.2; GAA 1,2.3; Pep Club 1,2.3; Student Council 1,2,3,4, Class Treasurer 1; Prom Court 1. DONNA NEUBAUER: Art Club 1,2,3; GAA 1. Pep Club1,3; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 4. DONNA NEUBAUER: Art Club 1,2,3; GAA 1; Pep Club 1,3; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 3; Student Council 4; Class Treasurer 4. DON NEIJMEIFR: FFA 1,2,3,4. JIM NICHOLS: Art Club 1; Band 1,2,3, 4; Cometeer 4; Intramurals 1; Ski Club 1,2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. MIKF NICKELS: RANDY OHL: Intramurals 4; Spanish Club 1,2. |ANE OLADE: Art Club 4; Debate 4; Drama Club 4; Era 4; FT A 4, Pep Club 2, 3,4; Spanish Club 1,2,3 DEBORAH OLSON: AFS 2,3,4; Badger Girls State 3; Cometeer 4; Debate 3; forensics 2,3,4, French Club 3,4, GAA 1,2,3,4; NFIS 2,3,4; Pep Club 2,3; Student Council 2,3,4; Class Treasurer 2; Homecoming Court 4; Class Secretary 4. PAULA OSBORNE: GAA 3; Pep Club 3. RONALD OSTRUM: A cappella 1,2,3; Band 1,2,3; FFA 4; Intramurals 2; Musical 1.2. LINDA PETERS. Drama Club 4; Era 4; GAA 1,2,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Spanish Club 3. ROSE PETKOFF: German Club 2; GAA 1,2.3. ED PINNOW: Band 1.2.3.4, Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Prom Court 1. MARILYN POPP: MARY QUINN: AFS 1,2,3,4; Art Club 1; Cometeer 4; Forensics 2; I HA 3,4; GAA 1,2.3; Mixed Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 1,2,3.4; Spanish Club 1,2.3,4. MELODY KAHN: NANCY RAMIG Cheerleading 2,4; German Club 2,3; GAA 2.1,4; Pep Club 2.3.4, VICKI REIMER: Era 4; German Club 2, 3; GAA 1. DAVID REINHOLZ: Badger Boys State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Forensics 2; Spanish Club 3.4; Student Council 4; Varsity Club 4. SANDI ROBINSON: Band 1,2,3,4; GAA 1,2. CARMEN RODRIQUEZ KATHY ROHERTY: Cometeer 3; Mixed Choir 1; Pep Club 1,2; Flomccoming Court 1. CECILIA SALAS: JOE SALAS Intramurals 1,2; Varsity Club 3.4. MARK SANDERS: Art Club 1.2.3.4; Era 3; French Club 4; Musical 2,3. DAN SCHAUER: Boys Pep Club 4; Intramurals 1,4; Ski Club 4. DEBBIE SCHRACK: GAA 3.4. Pep Club 3. LARRY SCHROEDER: DONALD SCHULTZ: Varsity Club 4. DARYL SCHUTT: Band 1,2; Cometeer 4; GAA 1,2,3. CINDI SEUSER: A capella 1,2,3.4, AFS 2. 3,4; Badger Girls State 3; Cheerleading 2; Drama Club 3,4; Forensics 3,4; French Club 3,4; GAA 1,2; Madrigal 2, 3.4, NHS 3,4; Pep Club 1,2,3; Student Council 1; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,3,4; Musical 1,2,3,4. MARY SEUSER. Art Club 1.2; Mixed Choir 3. GARY SISK: A capella 1,2.3.4; Badger Boys State 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Drama Club 1,2; Intramurals 4; Madrigal 2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Student Council 1,3,4; Pep Club 3; Student Council 1,3,4; Musical 1.2.3.4, Class President 3. 126 senior activities PA I SKELTON: Intramural 1,2,3,4; Ski Club 1,2. PAT SLACK: Era 1,2,3; Forensic 2,4; French Club 4; FT A 1; Library Club 1; Mixed Choir 1; NHS 2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3,4. JOYCE SONTAG: CAA 2; Mixed Choir 3,4. JANET STAFFORD: Art Club 1; Come-teer 4; GAA 1; Mixed Choir 4; Ski Club 1. ALAN ST ANGLER Intramural 1,2; Ski Club 1,2. PETER STARIN: Intramural 1,2,3.4 RICK STEINBECK Intramurals 2,3,4; Varsity Club 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 1. JUDITH STEINBICER GAA 1.2; Ski Club 1,2,3. KJELL SUNDE: AFS Club 4; Intramural 4; Ski Club 4; AFS Student 4 GEORGE SYNDER: MITIKU TERFASA: AFS 4; Forensic 4. Intramural 4; NHS 4, Student Council 4, Homecoming King 4. JOHN TERPSTRA: FFA 1,2,3.4; Varsity Club 2,3,4. LINDA TERSTEEGE: GAA 2; Pep Club 3 LAWRENCE THOMPSON: Intramural 2,3; Spanish Club 2; Student Council 2, 4; Class Vice-President 4 SHERRY TORGESON: Art Club 1,2, Band 1; GAA 1,2; Pep Club 1,2,3; Ski Club 2,3; Spanish Club 1 TIM TULLY: Badger Boy State 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Varsity Club 1,2,3,4; Prom King 3; Class President 2. CAROL VANACKER: Mixed Choir 4. PHYLLIS VANDERVEEN: Pep Club 3. DIANE VANDEBOOART Band 1,23.4. Cometeer 3; Debate 3; GAA 1,2,3,4; Quill and Scroll 3; Musical 4. PETER VANDYKEN: FFA 1.2; Mixed Choir 1; Musical 1. Intramural 1,233; Ski Club 1,23.4; Varsity Club 3.4. Class Vice-President. SUSAN VOLIMAN: GAA 1 JACKI WALKER Band 1.2. CAROLINE WELCH: AFS 1,233; Band 1; Debate 3; Era 4; Forensics 1,2,33; French 2,3; FTA 4; GAA 1,23,4; NHS 3, 4; Pep Club 1,2; Ski Club 1,23,4; Student Council 3,4; Homecoming Court 3; Class Secretary 3; AFS Student to Iran. RICK WELCH: FFA 2,3,4. IIM WENZEL: Band 1,2; FFA 1,2,33; Intramural 3,4. RITA VVERFELMAN: Band 1,2; German Club 1,2, ,4. GAA 1.2; Pep Club 1. KIM WESTERGAARD: A capella 1.2.3.4; Madrigal 3; Student Council 3; Club 4; Vocal Ensemble 1,2,33; Musical 2,3,4; Homecoming Court 4; Class President 1. RUTH WHALEN FHA 1; Mixed Choir 4; Ski Club 2; Spanish Club 1. BERETH WHALEY: Mixed Choir 1; Spanish Club 1; Musical 1. SUELLEN WHALEY: GAA 1. Library Club 1.3. SHEILA WILLIAMS: FRANK WILSON: FFA 1.2,3,4 NANCY WINGREN: Mixed Choir 1.2; Pep Club 3; Ski Club 2.3; Spanish Club 3; Musical 1. EUGENE WINN: Art Club 1; Intramural 1. CAROL WOODARD: Cometeer 4; GAA 1,23,4; Mixed Choir 1,2; Pep Club 3; Spanish Club 3,4 JAMES WROBEl: Boys Pep Club 4; Forensics 2; Intramural 4; Varsity Club 33. TOM YORK: Intramural 1.2. BARB ZAK: Art Club 4, FHA 3; GAA 1, 2,3,4; Library Club 1; Mixed Choir 1,2, 3,4; Musical 1 TIM ZEA: Intramural 1,23,4. Right: The D-DHS school identifica lion sign located off of highway 15. Below: The soh x l activity sign in vites the public to school events. MARK VENEMA: A capella 1.2; Art Club 1.23; Band 1.2; Boys Pep Club 3; senior activities 127 128 spring activities spring activities spring activities 129 LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Nichols, Coach Barber, T. Barnes. D. Shepard, G. Zimmerman, M. Smiley, K Beaucus, and $. Madison. Under the direction of Coach Ruth Berkompas, the girls swim team advanced to third place at the state swim meet. The girls sent eight girls to state, seven placing in their events. Their cumulative record was 2-1 for the season, scoring wins over Racine Case, and Woodstock. L. Benson, V. Chen, E. Dederich, J. Haynes, L. Mueller, D. Roes-ler, Z. Walters, and J. Lamb represented the team at the state meet. Last year the girls' golf team placed first in the conference meet and then graduated. Terri Barnes, the only returnee, joined with sophomores j. Nichols, D. Shepard, M. Smiley, K. Beaucus, S. Madison, and freshman G. Zimmerman. The team was coached by Mrs. Barker. Girls Run, Putt, and FRONT ROW: K. Dunham, M. Dedcrich, L. Van Dc Bogart, R. Deal, D. Roessler, L. Mueller. BACK ROW T. Williams, J. Lamb, L. Benson, T. Allie, Z. Walters, L. Chen, B. Venema. 130 girl's sports 1 — N. Ramig, L. Cowling, M. Pounder, C. Johnson, D. VandoBogart, C. Nystrant. 2 — D. Welch, C. Hann, S. Welland, J. Adney, T. Bovial, manager, M. Schappec, A. Cowl- ing, S. Gifford, S. Robinson. 3 — B. Carlson, L. Cowling, P. Isola, D Dutton, J. Weidemeir, Coach J. Mutchler. Stroke to Victory This year the girls track team, under the student managing of Mary Adney, ran to a 0-0-1 record and placed third in the state sectionals. Twelve girls qualified for the state meet. 1 — N. Ramig, D. VandeBogert. S. Robinson, J. Adney. 2 — S. Weiland, L. Cowling, C. Nystrant, P. Isola. 3 — B. Carlson, C. Hann, D. Dutton, and C. lohn-son. These girls qualified for the state track meet. girls track 131 FROM LEFT Tim Tully (Capt.), John Olson. Doug Yadon, Andy Tally. Tom Road, Steve Larsen and Coach Ken Schmidt. Golf Team Places 4th Andy Tully shown just before striking the golf ball. 132 varsity golf at State Meet The Golf team this year, consisting of letter-man: Senior; Tim Tully, Juniors; Steve Larsen, Tom Read, Andy Tully, Doug Yadon, and Sophomore John Olson, along with Coach Ken Schmidt had a most impressive season this year. The Golf team with their undefeated dual season record and their tie for first in the Conference meet won the conference championship beating second place Big Foot. In the Regionals held at Delavan the golfers beat Big Foot for first place honors. They beat Janesville Craig at sectionals for first place and in the State Championships, D-DHS placed fourth behind Racine Park, Fond Du Lac, and Green Bay West. Tom Redd shows the form that helped him tie for medalist in the WIAA Regional meet. Tennis Team Works to a 3-8 Record The 1970 Tennis team, led by Coach |im Hoehnke, compiled a record of 3 wins and 8 losses. Hardly impressive but better days will come for Jim Hoehnke's netmen. The team will lose only one senior this year, Jim Nichols. Other letterwinners were: Juniors; Ken Holz and Mike Mueller, Sophomores; Scott Golla-day, Tim O'Keefe and John Wescott. In the Southern Lakes Conference they placed last. In tournament play the Comet Net man placed 5th out of 6 teams at the Kettle Moraine Invitational, last in the D-DHS Invitational along with Edgerton and last in the WIAA Regional. W CM mV WMh 1 Tim O’Keefe, a sophomore leuerman, is shown returning the ball. John Wescott is shown serving the ball across the net. FRONT ROW: J. Wescott. M. Hamilton, 1 O'Keefe, K Hoi and }. Nichols BACK ROW Coach |. Hoehnke, R Dunwiddlo. M Mueller and S. Golladay. varsity tennis 133 FRONT ROW: ). Davison, ). Dodge. R. Kiizman, G. Bandlow, D. Earnest. |. Wrobel, G. Hanna, S. Johnson, D. Christianson, T. Ames, D. Logterman. 2nd ROW: S. Carlson, S. Key er, T. Cleveland, T. Deal, D. Danielson, C. Johnson. Bill Phelps, J. Callum, D. Hinkelman, J. Shappee, S. Loudon. 3rd ROW: M. Kemp, D. Gallup, J. Woods, T. Tifft, H. Johnson, C. Hudlik. J. Wrobel. B. Dodge, T. Shaurer, A. Ramirez. D. Reum, R. Track Team Finishes INDIVIDUAL POINT TOTALS Dick Earnest 651 3 Dean Gallup 30 3 4 Tom Ames 51 2 3 Greg Bandlow 22 3 4 Jim Wrobel 501 3 Dan Christianson 18 Jack Dodge 431 2 Bob Phelps 17 1 2 Russ Kit man 401 2 Jeff Davison 1611 12 Rod Braenne 37 7 12 Mick Kemp 131 2 Stan Keyzer 351 2 Stan Johnson 81 2 Gary Hanna 81 4 134 varsity track Dick Earnest shows the form that enabled him to go to state. Braenne. 4th ROW: D. Dutton, T. Koepnick, E. Phillips, B. Prahl, B. Newton, D. Logterman, R. Martin, R. Downer, Bob Phelps, J. Osborn mgr. BACK ROW: A. Coach Glen Johnson, 3rd at Conference A. Koerner, P. Scott, R. Garza, J. Gonzales, B. Hart, J. Holt, D. Kraayeveld, R. Earnest, M. Deal, A. Coach Darrel Hessenthaler. The Track Team this year, consisting of letter-winners: D. Earnest, T. Ames, J. Wrobel, j. Dodge, R. Kitzman, R. Braenne, S. Keyzer, D. Gallup, G. Bandlow, Bob Phelps, J. Davison, M. Kemp, S. Johnson, G. Hanna and D. Christianson and coached by Mr. Wallace Zimmerman had an undefeated dual and triangular meet record. The thinclads beat: Burlington, Elkhorn, Muk-wonage. Big Foot, Wilmot, Lake Geneva and Salem Central. They won the Comet Relays, placed 4th in the Borg Invitational, tied for 3rd in the Conference Meet, tied for 7th in the Regionals and sent 6 boys to the sectional meet. Dick Earnest was the only D-DHS boy to place at sectionals and go to the state meet at Madison. varsity track 135 Varsity Baseball Team | RON1 ROW: |. Hargan, C. Grether. R Davis, A. Mowrey, C. Dcschner, J. Boviall. 2nd ROW: J. Schlicher, D. Nostrant. R Krause, K Grant, E. Rui , J, Morgan. BACK ROW, Coach Tom Sc horfenberg, M. Martin, G. Strohm, R. Steinbeck, D. Delhey D Phillins D. Drain, |. Wenzel, B. Swoger, mgr. 1 ' 136 varsity baseball Wins 10 and Losses 6 varsity baseball 137 138 sports cundids J.V. Diamondmen Gain Much Experience KNEEIING: J. Dunbar, B. Sikes, D. August, P linnenkohl, J. Schmidt, C Qulntenilla, I. Pol in. STANDING: T. Snyder. ) Dusenbury. SITTING: S. Starin, P. Dunbar, D Pierson, S. Hardin, D. Scharine. G. Strohm, B. Jordan and T. Frazier. The D-DHS J.V. Baseball team, under the coaching of Mr. B. Briedenstein, compiled an impressive record of seven wins and only one loss. The Baseball team scored wins over the following teams: Salem Central 3-1, Wilmot 6-3, Mukwon-ago 4-1, East Troy 6-2, Badger 14-7, Big Foot 3-1, and Elkhorn 21-3. They suffered their only loss of the season to the team from Burlington. All in all looking ahead to years to come judging from the record of this year's J.V. team we can look forward to many years of good baseball in D-DHS. j.v. baseball 139 A Time For Us Leaves Memories Kin Sieve Larsen and Queen Becky Koepnick. Steve Larsen and Becky Koepnick reigned over the 1970 junior prom A Time for Us on April 24. Court representatives were seniors Mike Bruce and Kathy Dowse; juniors Andy Tully and Zane Walters; sophomores Jim Scheurell and Sherry Madison; freshmen Jim Holt and Sue Lum. Becky Scott and Joel Pierson acted as crown bearers. The Alan Chase Orchestra provided the music for the 120 couples who attended. Post prom, sponsored by the Lions Club, was 140 prom held in the Big Top at Lake Lawn. Couples danced to the music of the Cold Duck. General chairmen for the prom were Kathy Jed-licka, Sarah Zimmermann, and John Woods. Committee chairmen were Millie Pounder, advertising; Robin Moehrke, decorations; Donna Hopkins, reception; Terrie Larsen, bids; Angie Brusa, tickets; Sarah Zimmermann, court; Mary Kutz refreshments; Bob Arnold, tables and chairs; Sue Utiger, ushers and waiters; Vivian Chen, coat check. Senior Representatives Mike Bruce and Kathy Dowse. Junior Representatives Andy Rully and Zane Walters. Sophomore Representatives Jim Scheurell and Sherry Madison. Freshmen Representatives Jim Hilt and Sue Lum. prom 141 LEFT: 1969 Prom King Tim Tully crowns this year's queen Becky Kocpnick. RIGHT: Queen Becky Koepnick and King Steve Larsen dance after the grand march. Hard Work Rewarded With Beautiful Results ABOVE: Joel Pierson and Becky Scott carry the crowns to the throne. BELOW: Couples follow the prom court in the grand march. The all-school play, IF A MAN ANSWERS , was presented May 25 and May 26. It was a comedy based on marital jealousy. Debbie Benson portrayed Chancel Stacey and Bill Beyerl portrayed her father, John. Other members of the cast included Debbie Kief, Bob Beyerl, Connie Decker, Madred Monroe, Elaine Constable, Jane Olade, Ellen Beyerl, Steve Louden, Donna Iverson, Charlene Cobb, Larry Coehoorn, Ron Braenne, and Linda Peters. LEFT: Debbie Benson, os Chantal Stacy, meets Bob Beyerl as Eugene Write, in the park BELOW: Chantal is talking to her mother, played by Debbie Kief. If a Man Answers The party scene. all school play 143 Brigadoon Enchants D-DHS Many long hours were put into the production of Brigadoon. (above, left to right) Gary Sisk, Cindy Sues-er and Kim Westegaard as Jeff, Fiona, and Tommy discuss some of the problems to be overcome. Many hours of hard work were devoted to the dance scenes, (below) Carla Sturdivent, Tony Villerreal and Leigh Benson look on as Joann Collard performs the funeral dance. 144 musical RIGHT: Julie and Kim rehearse the bar room scene. BELOW: Kim and Cindy practice one of their many duets. BELOW RIGHT: Randy Earnest, Bill Beyerl, Bob Beyerl carry Steve Loudon, Harry, out during funeral march. musical 145 Cast members experience a tense moment. The 1969-70 school year proved to be an exciting one for members of Drama Club. Among their endeavors were three one act plays, which were presented in the spring, and the all-school play, which was presented at the end of May. Members of the Drama Club are: Cindi Seuser, Debbi Kief, Barb Steuer, Jim Scharine, Kathy Galles, Elaine Constable, and Linda Peters. A box can contain many surprises. 146 dramaclub graduation 147 David Reinholz, the class speaker, based his speech around the class motto We seek the Truth and will endure the consequences . Fourteen scholarships were awarded to our-standing seniors at the 1970 commencement exercises. The Claire Ruby Health Nursing Scholarship was shared by Loretta Cowling and Joann Collard. The Robert Doherty Leadership Award was received by William Beyerl. The recipient of the Student Council Honor Scholarship was Patricia Slack. Ruth Whalen was the recipient of the Delavan Service Leagure Scholarship. Honored with both the Delavan Area Schools Non-Certified Employee Association Scholarship and the Delavan Rotary Club Scholarship was Richard Coffey. Awarded to Cindi Seuser was the Mary Beswick Memorial Scholarship. Caroline Welch received the D-DS.E.A. The Dora S. Arthur Scholarship was presented to Craig Deschner, Suellen Whaley, Sandra Robinson, and Diane Van De Bogert. To Richard Ludo-wise the Austin Scholarship was awarded. The Delavan Area Business and Professional Women's Scholarship was presented to Melody Edmunds. The recipient of the Sta-Rite Scholarship was Timothy Tully. The George W. Borg and Effie Borg Scholarship was bestowed upon Deborah Olson. The A-Jay Scholarship was granted to Gary Sisk. State Leadership Grants were awarded to Mary Adney, Helen Carlsen, Diane Davis, Kathleen Dowse, JoAnn Gallup, Margaret Holt, Jennie We Seek the Truth 148 graduation Lamb, Sandra Lambert, Modesto Lopez, Dennis McCoy, Karen Morgan, Jane Olade, Gary Sisk, and Kim Westergaard. Various other scholarships were awarded to Barbara Byrne, Joyce Jacobsen, Bonnie Lagg, Laurie McCoy, Charles Monroe, Sharon Morgan, Donald Neumeier, Deborah Olson, David Reinholz, Patricia Slack, Linda TerSteege, Caroline Welch, and Ruth Whalen. After the award winners were announced, one hundred and ninety-four seniors were presented their diplomas by Mr. Irvine Llewellyn and Mr. D.L. McGinnis on a blue and gold stage. Honor cords were presented by Mr. Dennis Hessner and Mr. Donald Teesch, and yellow roses were given to the girls by the Junior Class. and Will Endure the Consequences graduation 149 Caps, Gowns, Five Yard Intervals, And Four Years Work Lead to Graduation graduation 151 Varsity Scoreboard VARSITY FOOTBALL 3-6 CROSS COUNTRY 2-3 SWIMMING 5-7 Wilmot 8-22 Salem Central 7- 0 East Troy' 8- 0 Lake Geneva 21- 0 Mukwonago 7-23 Burlington 0-28 Whitewater 7-20 Elkhorn 6- 8 Big Foot 19-26 WRESTLING 5-4- ■1 Clinton 42- 8 Big Foot 41-11 Wilmot 47- 7 East Troy 27-21 Elkhorn 45-10 Lake Geneva 27-14 Salem Central 17-29 Burlington 20-22 Mukwonago 9-35 Whitewater 19-29 Union Grove 14-33 GOLF 12-0 Conference Champs North. Military 158-189 Milton 164-181 Big Foot 160-162 Wilmot 159-170 Salem Central 142-170 East Troy 157-174 Badger 164-170 Mukwonago 158-181 Burlington 158-169 Whitewater 158-176 Elkhorn 162-176 Waterford 160-164 Wilmot 31-26 Salem Central 18-43 Lake Geneva 22-34 Mukwonago 41-20 Waterford 41-17 BASKETBALL 1-17 Whitewater 48- 62 Mukwonago 48- 66 Big Foot 59- 63 Wilmot 59- 63 East Troy 54- 71 Elkhorn 48- 54 Badger 39- 65 Salem Central 55- 75 Burlington 68- 79 Whitewater 56-110 Mukwonago 58- 49 Big Foot 39- 68 Wilmot 60- 61 East Troy 56- 97 Elkhorn 51- 71 Badger 37- 88 Salem Central 48- 61 Burlington 65- 70 TENNIS 3-8 Clinton 3-2 Elkhorn 0-5 Burlington 0-5 Waterford 3-2 Big Foot 1-4 Lake Geneva 0-5 Elkhorn 0-5 Burlington 0-5 N. Military 4-1 Big Foot 2-3 Lake Geneva 0-5 Janesville Craig 11-84 Woodstock 38-57 Lake Geneva 31-64 Fort Atkinson 56-39 Janesville Parker 23-72 Kenosha Bradford 45-50 Milton 69-26 St. John's 53-42 Woodstock 28-67 Cedarburg 53-42 Lake Geneva 35-60 McHenry 67-28 BASEBALL 9-5 Clinton 11- 2 Evansville 12- 8 Edgerton 3- 1 Fort Atkinson 6-11 Beloit Turner 6- 5 Salem Central 8- 2 Wilmot 1- 7 Mukwonago 2- 0 East Troy 2- 6 Burlington 1- 5 Lake Geneva 4- 2 Whitewater 1- 8 Elkhorn 11- 4 Big Foot 15-14 TRACK Burlington 82-45 East Troy 97-30 Mukwonago 67-60 Big Foot 72-70 Salem Central 72-25 152 varsity scoreboard