Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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 .IJmu'iuj Directed by Miss Esther Cl rrif. Presented by the Class of J932 at the Delavan Theater, Friday, May 13. The Jonesy of the title is Wilbur Jones, who comes home from college bringing a fraternity brother with him. Engaged to the girl next d«Jor. his vagrant fancy is attracted by the ingenue of a local stock company. His father and mother assume that he is trying to elope with the actress, and try to save him. Before they discover that the girl is the niece of their most influential townsman, the man from whom senior Jones hopes to get a gtxxl job, they have let themselves in for many embarrassing complications. With this matter reasonably adjusted, they make the further discovery that their son has sold the family car to pay his poker debts, and when the father attempts to recover the car he is arrested. Many humorous complications arise that unravel themselves into a happy ending. CAST OF CHARACTERS Wilbur June .................Hurry Statford Billy Morgan., ..............N evens Dc Voy Katie........................Betty Cameron Diana Dcvereaux..............Dorothy Blaming Stanlev Jackson Don Hcssler Mr. Silverbcrg................Howard Fenner A Policeman....... Anna Jones.............. ...Lois Van Matre Mildred Ellis......................Florence Milne Mrs . Henry Jones.....................Janet Stewart A Plumber.......................Lester Jones Another Plumber......................Albett Christiansen Henry Jonc ...............Robert Boardman .........Bill Vance Stage Managers lister Jones Lester Christiansen Albert Christiansen Prompter: Eileen Gage 1201

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MARLENE NELSON Valedictorian JANET STEWART Salutarorian rholastir ffimiurs In scholarship, Dclavan High School maintains a high standard, as she does in other fields of achievement. This year, Marlene Nelson, with an average of 93.8, was awarded the honor of valedictorian and was closely followed by Janet Stewart with the average of 93.3. Other Seniors receiving an average of 89l 2 or above were Eileen Gage, Laurel Johnson, Dorothy Biasing, Viola Doebert and Bowler Llewellyn. In a panoramic view of school activities, it was found that these Seniors not only were outstanding in scholastic attainment but in other phases of schixil life and leadership. 119)

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The Junior Class H Gormi rv. President E. Hi nry. Vice-President M. Philuvs, Secretary-Treasurer The Sophomore Class I. Llewellyn, President D. O’Neill, Vice-President C. Flood. Secretary-Treasurer The Freshman Class P. Spencer, President R. Van Matri , Vice-President M RlCE, Secretary-Treasurer [211