Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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T. E. KILKENNY Delavan, Wisconsin Alceura, Geometry Whitewater State Teacher ’ College B. E. Class excused! CAROLINE LOSCHER Oshkosh. Wisconsin Physical Education University of Wisconsin D. S. Today, ice 11 dance MARGUERITE McCOY Delavan, Wisconsin History. Civics University of Wisconsin B. A. All nght. another zero. ELEANOR K PARKINSON Madiv.n. Wisconsin French. Latin University of Wisconsin B. A. We'll have a test for tomorrow. RUBY J. READER Delavan, Wisconsin Mtrsic: Lawrence Gillegc Hold that note longer. WEBB SCHULTZ Delavan. Wisconsin Athletic Director Ripon Gillcgc LaCrosse State Teachers G IIcge Let's see you fellows get in there and fight.” FLORENCE SUMNER Leave of Absence English Milwaukee Downer (Allege B. A. Working for Master’s Degree at University of Wisconsin. ERNEST WEBER Elkhorn. Wisconsin Band Director Tal{c these measures and practice over and over. JULIA WOLD Viroquu, Wisconsin Science. Biology Beloit College B. S. “Tou don’t have to believe it if you don't want to. 110]

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B Ll.KWtU.YN L. JONts D. Gransj k H. Stafford President Vice-President Secretary 'Treasurer $pntnr (Class ffiistnry Dear Old Delavan High School was greatly enriched by the entrance of some sixty brilliant young men and women, to whom E. G. gave his fatherly words of advice. During this time they learned the traditions and rituals of the school such as the collecting of debris, not mentioning from where, for the Annual Homecoming Bonfire. To Webb Schulte goes the honor of discovering “the boy wonder. Lester Jones, commonly known as Joncsy. the only boy in our class to make the football team in his Freshman year. Amid many bumped shins and other places, the girls learned to play Hockey under the supervision of Miss Erdlitz. In our Sophomore year, though some of us were still very undecided as to how to act at social affairs, several leaders blossomed forth, finally leading the rest of us into the spotlight. We got into our social stride during our Junior year, while preparing for the great annual event, the Junior Prom, for which every one got out the old formal dress-up duds. This great event was led by our selection for President, Howard Fenner and his chosen Queen, Genevieve Ross. The Class Picnic might have been a howling success had it not rained. Now we are high and mighty Seniors. Many think us very proud, but why shouldn't we be? We, who have conquered all the hated etmrses. This great Senior Class of 1932 bn: ught forth many outstanding football men. Harry Stafford, Lester Jones, Robert Kitcman, better known as Piney, Bowler Llewellyn. Howard Fenner. William Hewes. the two plunging Christiansen brothers. Lester and Albert. Nevens DeVoy, and last but not least Donald Hessler and Andrew Tully. Many of these same hoys are on the basket Kail team. Marlene Nelson. Editor-in-chief of this great “Delhi, Betty Cameron, Eileen Gage, the dreamer. Val Brown, Vera Utiger and Kendrick Williams, are part of the so-called post-graduates, which we collected to help the class. Although we leave school with regrets, we are comforted by the fact that we are leaving it in better condition than we found it in. We challenge the Juniors to leave such a chapter as ours. J121