Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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Ill J Ry«n. M. Thorpe fL Tmvu. M Mor»n. D Mitchell, J. Mtcdontld. W Kltlrt, D Thutivi. F LindloH, B. Wakeford, B. Underhill, D. Aftderton, D. M»ll«r. II G. fr«vd, J. Luelh. R Rice, C- AI wood, J. CUypool, L Pepper, C- D«ly, J. Hopluni. J cv«ni. V. Kleven, Z. Johtnneien, J joKruci) I J H«nten. M Udey. 8 Ferber, I Silbiujh. Mm Simmon . B. Leek. R iCeenen. K Morphy. G Buckley, £ Willi«mj t a mat ics Hey—tryouts—Activity Period and tonight after school”— you made it—you're in”— Don't forget practice seven on the head' Remember poor Joanne Hansen, the man sought by woman in The Right Answer”—'member Bobby (Barb Ferber)—the Van Horn twins—Martha (Joan Johnson)—Dr. Julia Howland (Mary Udey) and her little black bag. Which reminds me—how about the bag Eloise (Zane) packed to run away with Egbert Van Horn (Pep), that arch villain and schemer—who could forget our manly hero, the sleek villainess, our tender hearted heroine, mother Dalton -sweet sister Eloise- -dear brother Richard. Time marched on, didn’t it? Luncheon for Six with Mary Thorpe and Mary Udey—poor Jack Evans between them—all our trouble-makers in Why Teachers Go Nuts '—assistant directors—skits—original skits— requirements for honors and high honors—Jack and Barb in their lunatic skit. Well—it’s over for this year—fun—accomplishment—results—hopes for the future for our 35 aspiring actors and actresses.

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L. Olton, D. Andcrjoo, C. Atwood. 0. Miller. J. McComom. Mm Siaaom, 0. Mitchell, R. Keenan, W. Stewart ,== 2)elale Resolved: That as a general policy every able-bodied male citizen in the U. S. should be required to have one year of full-time military training before attaining the present draft age. Thus Duane Mitchell, the first affirmative speaker started off another debate on the year's question. But Carol Atwood and Lyle Olson, through close cooperation, brought their negative case to a head. Finally, Warren Stewart summed up the case for the affirmative. Such were the practice debates one might have heard any Monday during the activity period or Thursday after school. To be sure Doris Anderson, Janet McCommons, Rose Mary Keenan, and Dorothy Miller, the alternates, kept up their interest during the season. To meet the financial difficulties, Rose Mary Keenan was appointed financial chairman, in charge of candy sales at the home games. By doing so, the group earned enough to participate in the tournament held at White-water College, January 31. The affirmative met Elkhorn, Deerfield, and Evansville, winning over the latter. The negative team defeated Whitewater and Darien, bowing only to Beloit. The year, an active one under the leadership of Miss Simmons, ended by individual participation in forensics.

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Dorns Red Crow Work—waking ap-rofees for soldier hospitals THE GUIDANCE COMMITTEE The guidance committee organizing material in their Vocational Workshop n, D. Nelson, ‘ “ r m - • D. Sheldon, D. Nelson, E. McKinney, C. Deckert v:te'pp—- (30)