Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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Finn Row: H. Kc-min. J. Calvin. B. Barnhart, J. B11 thorp. Mi- Hamthun. B. Arnold. J. Cobh. J. Hoot. Second IW E ferahart U Welrh. M li.war.. J. Kni!»n«. M Crow . M. Caw. S Dooley. M. CarUon. M. Pinnow, B. Shuatrr. ART CLUB The art club met at 3:30 on Monday am! Friday, at the beginning of the year, but because of many interferences it has been changed and now meets on Wednesday, during the guidance period. The purpose of the club is to give those students who do not belong to a regular art class an opportunity to express themselves. There are several different projects being attempted at the present time. These include woodwork, leather work, powers, sketching, clay, and sculpturing. We arc hoping to add a puppet division next year. Row 1: J. Hniurn. I). Siwhi. C. Work . M. Ud y. B. LwU. K. Hard. V. Topple . Row 2t E. William . I . Sheldon, W. Ikrli « D. Antlrnmn. Mr. Mourn, K. fw . C. Cumminir», A. John -ton. C. Cline. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is nude up of twenty pupils, under the direction of Mr. Mourn, who are interesting in Photography. At the first meeting of the year, Donald Anderson was elected president: Bob Case, vice president: and Joanne Hansen, secre- tary. and treasurer. Mr. Mount talks or reads to us on different phases of photography and we ask. and hope to have answered. anything that bothers u$ about photography.

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Fir»t Row: K Lind. J Muncor, M Cook, A. K minu, ! Smith. I. S'nvm. Mi«- JawWon, It. Ixn-k. C. Hart-la, It. Kurd. A. Klu . D. KHlakl . Socond Row: I.. Sdiuluimfh. r. K. S.orck, T. Hurt .1 Velry. M. I'acolt M. I’ncott. R N Im R. M. Rockw.ll. It. Shanahan. I. Kaohutn. Thin! Row: V Shurine. K. Sehau.r, K Shari no. It. Money, O. Murium-,- I). Sholilun, J. Tully. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS President ....... ... Kenneth Scharine Vice President ................. Mary Cook Secretary ................. Violet Scharine Treasurer ................. Margaret Pacolt The Commercial Club meets the first Tuesday of each month, in the shorthand room, and the meetings are carried on in a business-like manner. Business problems are discussed and plays are sometimes put on to bring out the character traits which people in business should possess. One play, “Prospects, brought out good and poor salesmanship. Another play, “The (iojdcn Hand.” brought out the qualities which a stenographer should have. The Club has bad several social func-t'ons this year including a Halloween party and a Christmas party. Another party is also being planned for May. In order to earn some money, the Club had a candy sale, and held a “Sunset Dance . All the members of the Club have enjoyed it very much. The members have learned many valuable things and had lots of fun doing it. BOYS QUARTETTE If you happen to be walking past the music room on any Tuesday after school and hear something floating out of the window (if it isn't a member) it's the Boys Quartette doing their weekly bit of harmonizing. This year for the first time in several years, a boys quartette was formed under the direction of Miss Perry. The four: Jim Burt, second bass; Marshall Jacobs, first bass; Jack Stariu. second tenor, and Lyle Olson, first tenor. They have sung several times at the pep-meeting’s and have -.elected two numbers “I.ove Came Calling ami “( limbing Up the Mountains. tor tournament competition. (See them on page 4l»)

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Kov I: M. Rockwell. L. McKinney, K. Bnrnhur:. M. D war: C. IWhn.r, K Uun hart. 1. W«leh. M. ('arks, J. McSor! y. How 2: A. HuIIkicii. C. W«fk». J. SUhaut h, MU- Un.-Tll.wh. H. Shanahan, 1 Morrell. J. Knilaiw. Ruw 3; M. PacuIi, M. Cook. B WAkofi.nl. .1 Mimy. r. I (Cyan. It. K.vnun, II. NcUon. C. Deokert. L. SrhuhnmchiT. SENIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB In planning |hc program for the- Senior High Home Ec. Club for 1040-194!, the program committee was guided by a number of objectives. Example of methods Used in reaching the goals are: 1. Educating the members to be more intelligent consumers. 2. Broadening the experiences of the girls 3. Keeping up with new trends in the various field of Home Economics. 4. Acquainting the girls with manufacturing technique and labor problems involved in industry. I'ho officers of this year are President, Charlotte Weeks; Vice-President, Janice McSocley; Secretary, Betty Wakeford; Treasurer, Bernice Shanahan: Social Chair-nan. Mary Cook, and Program Committee, l.uella Schuhtnacbcr. Caroline Dcckert and Margaret Pacolt. Our club is under the direction of Miss Lingelbach. JUNIOR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB How t: P. Williams. S Froll. I) Kucher J McCord. B Pa MU l.inretbaeh. M. Piper. J. Hoot. N. Nelson, J. C Lb. C. Hucklcy. Row 2: I . Miller, C. Burlutn . F. Peaiwon. M Ca-e. J. Hibbard. S. D..oley. M. Meltfca. B. Nelson, D. Schwabe. J. Watt