Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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WEBB SCHULTZ To Coach Webb Schultz, whose “COMETS” have brought home many victories, we dedicate this volume.

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How |: C. Only. K Murphy. I Babcock. K. lUulTr. B. O’Neill. J. Brhcurtll. «. CUrt. F. Schrunt. J. Halley. G. Murphy. R«w 2: J. Burkin., J. PrwCnccr. K Flood. ?. Mi,llr tiul B. Ornwmnn. H. MadUon, K. R«.1, J WaU . R. Von Gneehton. Sow 3: E. Cook. II. Mrarn . N. Neboa. J. O'Brien, H. McSorley, J. Udey. A. Lackey. 4. MacDonald. I). Sturtrvant. THE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION OFFICERS Robert O'Xeill ........................ - President William ircssman............ -.......Vice President James MacDonald ....—....................... Secretary Mobert Madison ....................•........ Treasurer Miss Louise Jacobson ................Central Treasurer Mr. F. J. Luther ....................... Adsiscr The High School Activities Association is composed of all the officers and one delegate-at-large from each of the classes in the Junior and Senior High Schools. This group selects its officers and its aim is to discuss and participate in school policies and to centralize the finances of all co-curricular activities. Funds are deposited with the Central Treasurer, whose duty it is to receive and deposit them, issue all checks requested hy advisers, with the approval of the Superintendent, and to submit statements to he audited hy the various organizations and by an auditing committee. Separate accounts arc kept for Baseball. Basketball, Football, GAA, the various classes. Health activities. Band. Glee Club, the Annual, Speech, and the various clubs of the school. In 1039-40, 055 check' were issued, otaling $5,308.73 with a net balance of $310.41. The association takes charge of Home-oming activities, of several social events, and authorizes the publishing ot a school annual, electing its editors and business manager. In addition, it sponsors benefit activities distributing proceeds as needed. A “Donkey basketball game gave proceeds to the Activities Association and the “Annual fund: a “Benefit basketball game between the Comets and the Watertown quintet provided additional funds for assembly programs.