Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1943 volume:

To the Stuoents, Alumni, and Friends or Delavan High School At a time when our country faces its greatest test, it is very fitting that we check our schools. The successful termination of this great conflict CALLS FOR THE BEST FROM EVERY CITIZEN AND EVERY INSTITUTION OF OUR COUNTRY. Therefore, it is appropriate for Delavan High School to ask the question, WhaT arc we MING AS INDIVIDUALS AND AS A SCHOOL TO LENO OUR EFFORTS TO THE war programs h AlREaOY OUR ALUMNI AND MANY OF THIS YEAR'S SENIORS ARE IN THE SERVICES OF OUR COUNTRY ON THE FAR FLUNG FRONTS. E ARE PROUO OF THEIR RESPONSE ANO THEIR ADVANCEMENTS. We ARE EQUALLY 0ROUO OF THE MANY STUDENTS WHO ARE STILL IN SCHOOL DOING A SPLENDID JOB ON THE HOME FRONT. OuR BOYS ARE MAKING GREAT STRIDES IN THEIR PHYSICAL FITNESS PROGRAM. WHEN THE TIME COMES FOR THEIR ACTIVE PARTICIPATION, THIS TRAINING WILL PROVE OF GREAT VALUE. Wc HAVE A GREAT NUMBER OF GIRLS AND BOYS WHO HAVE GIVEN UNSTINTINGLY OF THEIR TIME TO VARIOUS HOME-FRONT PROJECTS. ThEY HAVE WORKEO OILIGENTLY ON rationing, Reo Cross, and many other types of work. We have many who are working after school, cvenings, and Saturdays on civilian jobs. Thus they are filling vacancies left by those who have ENTERED WaR-FRONT SERVICE. Our curriculm has been changed to include many forms of preparation and pRE—INOUCTION TRAINING. HAVE AIMED TO FIT OUR SCHOOL TO SERVE THE NEEDS OF THIS EMERGENCY. ThE REAOINESS OF THE STUOENT BOOY IN ACCEPTING THESE CHANGES IS TO BE COMMENDED. We ARE VERY PROUO OF THE WaR EFFORTS OF OUR ALUMNI ANO STUOENTS. ' £ STILL HAVE FAR TO GO AND KAJCH TO DO TO GUARANTEE OUP NATIONAL SAFETY. Let US CARRY ON THIS FINE WORK IN THE SPIRIT CF OUR FOREFATHERS WHO DESIGNED Our American Way. In this same spirit let us redouble our efforts to PRESERVE THOSE AMERICAN TRADITIONS FOR WHICH WE APE NOW STRUGGLING. Sincerely yours. F. Luther TO OUR BOYS IK ALL BRANCHES OF THE SERVICE, FOR THEIR SACRIFICES, AND WILLINGNESS TO SERVE THEIR COUNTRY IN THIS NATIONAL EMERGENCY, WE OEDICATE THIS VOLUME OF THE COMET. Aaron Ameno Butch Army Air Force Football-I , 3 1 ; 8aseball-3: Hobby Club-2. Aloen Co9b Alov Army Hobby Club-I,2,3.U; Choir-1. Robert Swacina Buqs Navy Choir-1; Hobby Club-3. Allen 8uzzell Buzz Navy Bano-I,2,3,U. Dick Mooney Sonny Navy Choir-1,3. : Football-2,3,U; Act, Assn.-2,U; Commercial Club-2, Jim Watts Chile Navy Football-2,3; Hobby Club-2,3.1 Choir-1; Basketball-1,2,3.1 - John Kaeoino Gobbler Navy Bano-I .g ,1 ; Football-2, Jack Star in Reo Navy Choir-1,2,3; Bano-I,2,3; Basketball-2, 3 Football-2,3, Robert York Red Marines Football-1,2; Basketball-1,2; Baseball-1; Choir-1. Tom Vance Windy Navy Bano-I,2,3; Choir-1,2,3; Football-2,3- I no. Arts Nurse Commercial Bano Soc. Sc. Schocnemann m.oum English Chem. Phvs. Me Cov History Arnold Perry Art Music Taylor Math Book. Gamble Phy. Ed. (Girl s) Thostenson Soc. Sc. Math Schultz Coatch Phy. Eo. (Bov's) BaILLIES Speech French Hansen English Latin Ellett Wagner Stevenson Boehrer English Home Ec. Civics Science Spanish Econ. III. E. Olson, E. Barnhart, C. Dalv, R. Rice, E. Evans. II, W. Leek, B. MeaRns, J. McLaughlin, L Cummings, E. Reeo, J. Joslin, K. Merrifield, B. Ferber, J. Buckles. I. D. M|LLer, 0. Munger, S, Doolev, J. Lueth, J. ElithoRp, j. knilans, J. Boulting. The I 2. U 2. £ o m £ t S t £ f June Lueth ....... Dorothy Miller ...... Clarence Daly ...... Barbara Ferber ................. Darlene NAjnger, Shirley Dooley . • Eloon Reed. Jack Evans, John Buckles, . . . Earl Olson, William Leek, James McLaughlin Gene Featherstone, Jean Boulting, • James McLaughlin, Jackie Elithorp, Eva Barnhart. Jean Joslin, Kieth Merrifield • • Ruth Mary Rice, Lucille Cummings, • Janice Knilans. Darlene IAjnoer, Shirley Dooley, . Betty Mearns Jean Joslin, Virginia Kleven . . . . . Editor . . . Assistant Editor . . . Business Manager .Assistant Business Manager . . . • .Activities Photography . Art , . Senior Activies Pictures . Senior Poems . Cal and a Typists EVANS CLtfK MEaRNS MOONEY SENIOR CLASS OF 19 3 OFFICERS JACK EVANS JOHNNO ................................. PPESIOENT I can't ALWAYS get along with my teachers, But there are a tew things for them to learn yet. Choir-1,3,U; Dramat� cs-3,U; Movie Operator-1,2,3 ; Photography Club-1,2,3,U; Bovs Octet-3,U; Class Play-U: Act, Assn.-2,3,U; Comet Staff-3,U. GEORGE CLARK GEORGIE ............................VICE PRESIDENT ■Not lazy, just oon't feel like working. Bano-2,3,U; Choir-2,3� ; Class Play-U; Football-2,3- BETTY MEARNS Mearnsie ...........................SECRETARY-TREASURER ■Three Cheers for the Navy I Drum Major-2,3,U; G.A.A.-1,2,3.U; Class Play-U; Glee Club-|; Choir-1,2; Dramatics-U; act. Assn.-2, U; Bowling-3,U; Comet STArr-U. DICK MOONEY SONNY .............................DFJ.EGATE-AT-LARGE Never silent, never quiet, Wherever he is, there :s a riot. Choir-1,3 ; Football-2,3,U; Act. Assn.-2,U; Commercial Club-2. Arthur Amend mButch-2no He |s NOT DEAD, HE MERELY SLEEPTH. Hobby Club-3, U; Football-2,U. Eva Barnhart Twin mShe who says nothing, makes NO Ml STAKES. G.A.a.-2,3. ; ART Club-2,3: French Club-2; Home Ec. Club-I, Class PLay-U. (Usherette) Norma Jean Banolow Norm |r HAPPINESS IS THE ROAO TO SUCCESS, SHE'LL FIND THE travelino EASY. G.A.A.-I; Choir-2,3.1 : Glee Club-2,3,U. Jean Boulting 9eo She can't keep her sense AND HER NONSENSE SEPARATED. Class Play—U Dramatics-U; Comet StaffA; G.A.a.-I Art Club-1,2; Glee Club-1,2,3: Bowl � nq-3, U. James Burhans WHitev aw shucks 2 If we say anything bout him He� ll blush.« obby Club-3, ; Commercial Club- Elizabeth Clark Lil ■Hcre's a girl you O LOVE TO meet. She s very handy on HER FEET. Glee Club-1,2,3; Choir-1,2,3; Oramatics-U; Comet Staff-U; Bowlino-3,U; Class Plav-U, (Usherette) Eber Crosby Bee ”He oft has burneo the midnight oil, but we're well aware Twas NOT IN TOIL. Football-3. ; Hobby Club-2,3; Choir-I. Howaro Byrne Ouwy ■In all sports he ooes shine. A better player is hard to FINO. Football-1,2,3. ; Basketball-2, 3. ; Choir-I; War Stamp Salesman-U. Betty Cronin Never in a hurry—never CAUSE TO WORRY. Glee Club-3,U; Commercial Club- ; Dramatics Club-2. Lucille Cummings Lu lu When she's gooo, she's very very good, but--- j Choir-1,2,4; Glee Club-1,2,U; Dramatics-U; Comet Staff-3,U; Class Plav-U; (Staff); One Act Plav-U; G.A.A.-It2. 9. Clarence Daly Claro ■Like the Huoson River, his WAVS ARE LINED WITH BLUFFS. Movie Operator-3,4; Football-1.2,3.14: BASKETBALL-2.3.U; Baseball-I ,4; ORAfMTi cs-3. 4; Class Play-4. Alice Hultgren Al ■a 01 LI GENT STUDENT, NOT WITH OUT RESULTS. Home Ec.-2; art Club-3: Secretarial Training- War Stamp Salesman-4. Janice Knilans Nanis ■A TOP NOTCH SPORT OF THE SWELLEST SORT. Home Ec. Club; Art Club; G.A.A.-I,2,3; Comet Staff-4; Bowling-3,4; Dramatics Club-4; Class Play-4; (Staff) John Hopkins Hoppv •He must have a sixth sense. 3ECAUSE THERE S NO SIGN or THE OTHER FIVE. Football-I ,2,3,4; Baseball-2,3.14 Hobby Club-3; Oramatic Club-3.4; Choir-2; Class Play-4; Victory Speaking-4. Virginia Kleven Ginny I FI NO ONE FAULT in BEING SO TALL. If I trip, it s a long fall. Dramatics-3,4; Glee Club-1,2, 3.4; Oioir-2,3.4; Commercial Club-4; Sextette-2; Class Play-4. (Usherette) Bruce Louoon Marlow He makes up in intelligence WHAT HE LACKS IN VITALITY. Hobby Club-1 ,2,3.4 Jlpie Lueth Snookums They that do the most MAKE THE least NOISE. Glee Club-2,4; Dramatics Club-3,4; Comet Staff-4; Class Play-4. (Staff) Louise Me Kinney Weezv 'Her laughing brovn eyes belie, i manner that appears quite shy. Commercial Club-4; Secretarial ra ini ng—4; Home Ec. Club-1,2; rt Club-2. Keith Merrifielo Goroy He believes in love at first SIGHT, BUT BELIEVES IN TAKING A SEC0N0 LOOK. One Act Play-4; Bano-I,2,3,4; Choir-1,2,3.4; act. Assn.-I, 2,3; Basketball-3.4; Football • 4; Baseball-2,3.4; Dramatic Club-4; Extemp.Reading-4; Bo Octet-3;4; Class Play-4; Come Staff-4. Jean Morgan Jeannie Her mino is like a sundial, It recoros only pleasantness. 8and-2,3,4; Commercial Club-4; Secretarial Training-4; Class dlav-4; (Usherette) Imogens Morell Jean How SHE IS-WE DON T KNOW-But WE often wonoer f Glee Club-I; Ho e Ec. Club-| 2,3: Bano-2,3,U Orville Monger Duck Extremely busy, put quiet about it.h Hobby Club-3.U; Commercial Club-2,3: Football-2,U. Betty Jane Pearson B. J, a bucket of oash-a barrel of pep. Just one guess—Betty Jane? Yep J i Dramatics Club-3; Glee Club-1.2,3; Choir-2,3,U; Class Play U; Forensics-U; G.a.a.-U. Elden Reeo Ez On the basketball court, he's ELUSIVE ANO FLEET. FOR HE'S BLEST WITH A GOOD HEAD ANO A SWIFT PAIR OF FEET. 3ASEBALL-I,2,3. : 8ASKETBALL-I, 2,3,U; Football, Manager-3.U; Choir-1,2,3,1 ; Octet-3,U; Clasi Play-U; Comet Staff-U; act. Assn.-3; Art Club-2. Isabel Slavin Issie Independence now and forever, Amen.- Commercial Club; Home Ec. Clus-Q.A.A.-|,2; Declamation-1; War Stamp Salesman-U. Hovaro Mopwooo Bucky- I LIVE THE life I LOVE AND LOVE THE LIFE I LIVE. Hobby Club-2,3.U; Baseball-2,3,1 ; Football-U; Kathryn Murphy Murph She climbeo the social LAOOER, LAO BY LAO. Glee Club-I;2,3,U; Choir-I,2,3.U; Dramatics Club-2,3.1 ; Comet Staff-2; act. Assn.-1,2; Bowling-3,1 ; Class Play-U. Roy Pearson Slugger Willing to work and willing TO PLAY. But HE NEVER HAS VERY MUCH TO SAY. Hobby Club-2,3,U; Movie Operator-U; Class Play-U. Ruth Mary Rice Merribelle A HEART THAT� S TRUE--THERE ARE SUCH THINGS. AnO MERRl-BELLE'S HEART WEARS A PAIR OF WINGS. Dramatics-2,3,Comet Staff-U; Act. assn.-3; Bov.l pjg-3, U; Class Play-U (Staff); French Club-3; Home Ec. Club-1. Darlene Smith Dar She’s not very big, but size doesn't count. Its quality we're after and not the amount Commercial Club-2; Glee Club-3,U; Choir-3.U; Secretarial Training-1 . Maxine Stebnitz Max Ir A WELOER SHE COMES TO BE, She� ll leao us on to victory. 9ano-|,2,3,U; G.A.A.-I; Home Ec. Club-1; Commercial Club-U; Choir-U; Glee Club-U. Stanley Stebnitz Wow Greater men may have livco, BUT HE DOUBTS IT. Football-2, 3, U; Baseball-3,U; Hobby Club-2,3,U; Choir-U; Boys Octet-U; Class Play-U; One Act Play-U. Norbert Steffanus Norbi Norbie coulo earn millions, Instead of only praise, If he could give us lessons On how to get those a s. Hobby Club-2; Photography Club-U; Dramatic Club-U; Class Play-U. Bette Lou Steinke bLu lu •She likes what she likes, when SHE LIKES IT. 3lee Club-1,3; Choir-2,3.U; Ora-viatics-U; Bano-| ,2,3,U; Class lav-U. Beatrice Storck Beets Her tongue announces her ARR|VAL. G.a,a.-i ,3,L; Oraiaatics-3; Commercial Club-U; Class Play-U (Usherette); War Stamp Salesman-U. Robert Tifft Bobby ■Helpless, harmless, ano hopeless. Hobby Club-3,U. Jack Tully Patrick A dark haireo lad, with a constant grin, whose popularity will never grow THIN. Class Play-U; Hobby Club-U. Mary Uoev La Fleas She believes the only way to holo a man is oown. Glie Club-1,2,3,U; Choir-I,2,3,U Triple Trio-U; Sextet-3; Class Play -U; Photography Club-2; Dra. matics Club-2,3,U; Comet Staff-2' 0owling-3,U; One Act Play-U. Laura Welch Lollie Short, dark, with a gooo health glowing, smiling, pleasant, easy going.■ Glee Club-I; 9ano-2,3,U-Commercial Club-3,U; G.A.A.- 3,Home Ec. Club—I; art Club-I; Class Play-U; (Usherette, Staff); War Stamp Salesman-U. Allen Wedell Peeole Quiet and shy-We ve always wondered yhv f Hobby Club-2,3,U 12, IV. B. Hollister, J. Buckles, J. Wooo, E. Cook, C. Earnest, L. Schauer, 0 Lioole, W. Klein, E. Featherstone, 0. Franklin, l. DeGroff, r. Brooks, D. Sturtevant, r. qusher. III. 0. Thusius, E. Nelson, 0. Miller, E. Jones, 0. Munger, f. Behrens, B. Belk, C. Burhans, B. Folkers, N. Britt, A. Fleming, 0. Bywater, 0. Mullen, Miss McCoy. ||. R. Kuhnle, L. Schuh-macher, E. Reed, j. Joslin, 8. Ferber, J. Ryan, D. Anoerson, L. Weber, 9. Storck, R Saneoro. I. P. Gunory, M. Impiccini, V. Sturtevant, J. Schultz. R. Hauffe, 0. Thomas, E. Williams, G. Buckley, a. 'Williamson, L. Slavin. JUNIOR CLASS BY DARLENE MUNGER WELL, HERE WE ARE | THREE DOWN, AND TJE TO GO. MOST OF US HAVE BEEN THROUGH ALL THREE YEARS TOGETHER, BUT 'WE DO HAVE A FEW NEWCOMERS IN OUR MIDST. DOLORES BYWATER COMES FROM MaZOMANIE, WISCONSIN, ANO LOIS WEBER HAILS FROM KISSIMMEE, FLORIDA. OUR CLASF HAS BEEN DEPLETEO A LITTLE TOO, AS °UR PRESIDENT, JACK STARIN, HAS JOINEO THE NAVY, ALONG WITH TOM VANCE. OTHER CLASS OFFICERS ARE ROBERT HAUFFE, VICE PRESIDENT, DORIS THOMAS, SECRETARY-TREASURER, AND JOANN SCHULTZ, DELEGATE AT LARGE. W€'VE HAD A PRETTY GOOD YEAR, AND WE RE LOOKING FORWARD TO THAT COVETED POSITION, THE NORTH SIDE OF THE MAIN ROOM. IV, W. Braoforo, L. Nelson, D. Avang, l. Bedstead, M. Morrell, E. Gallop, G. Cummings, a. Freitag, J. Britt, H Keenan, A. Kaeding, C. Spencer, D. Homan, E. Olson, F. Clapper, 0. Murphy. III. J. Hewitt, K. Finley,M. Bellman, G. Boviall, B. Muzzy, H. Wunderlich, v. Norman V. Esser, M«oHickson, J. McCord, L. Wilcox, J. Watts, J. Fuller, J. Hibbaro. II. B. Deck, W. Hewitt, Z. Jacobs, F. Knilans, S. Karstan, Miss Qailles, J. McLaughlin S. Dooley, J. Cobb, M. Carlson, S. Gifford, M. Crow, J. Gallop, I, M. Duesterbeck, A. Stauffacher, D. Kucker, H. Stanford, S. Kroll, R. Von Gnechton, Miss Boehrer, B. Arnold, M. Schmiot, N. Nelson, J. Eli thorp, J. Bailey, J. Root. SOPHOMORE CLASS BY JEAN HIBBARD A LARGE, RUT TERRIFIED AND FRIGHTENED, CLASS, FRESH FROM OUR SUMER VACATIONS, PANDERED FOR THE FIRST TIME THROUGH THE LONG MYSTIFYING CORRIDORS OF THE SENIOR HIGH LAST FALL. THE SOPHOMORES HAD ARRIVED! BUT NOW SPRING HAS APPROACHEO AND WAT A CHANGE ! IN RPITE OF AIL THE CONFUSI ON AROUND US, WE SOON COLLECTED URSELVES AND ELECTED OUR CLASS OFFICERS, AS FOLLOWS:----JIM MCLAIOHLIN--PRESIDENT, SAM KARSTEN---VICE PRESIDENT, BETTY LOU ARNOLD SECRETARY-TREASURER, AND RITA VON GNECHTON-DELE- GaTE-AT-LARGE. € STARTED OUT WITH MISS WOLD AS ADVISOR AND ARE ENDING P WITH MISS 80EHER AND MISS BAILLlES AS ADVISORS. WE DISPLAYED OUR TALENT IN DRAMATICS AND SPEECH AND CAME OUT ON TO' THE THREE ONE-ACT PLAYS GIVEN RY THE SENIOR HIGH CLASSES. E DDED OCR BIT TO THE BASKETRALL TEAMS AND ALSO GOT A MO P£R ON THE -I JE AFTER THIS Trying YEAR, ARE NOW READY TO WADE THROUGH THE NEXT T . . WHAT A CLASS THE SOPHOMORES ARP 1 AND ARE WE PROUD FIT. 15 IV. R L R in; b K M II. R P C I. B B Gerkin, G. Murphy, R. Macoonalo, E. Duesterbeck, C. Schmaling, D. Sturtevant, Davis, H. Schauf, A. Kitzman, C. Conwell, E younge«man, C. Spooner, KNilans,’h. Kashuta, D. August D. Dohertv, W. Leek, M. Finster, C. Sowler. Gant, H. Cochrane, B. Harris, B. Xnecht, D. Christianson, M. Dickman, Flood, J. Scheurell, R. Wright, C. Carlson, P. Howe, S. Geiss, D. Green, Pearson. Hickson, J. Wood, J. Bentley, D Verouian, R. Kuhnle, H. Baroholtz, Moore, J. 0 Brien, C. McCord, D. Boness, D. Berkholtz, M. Leischer, Schaurs, N. Swan. Pramer, G. Hugo, G. Dooley, H. Moran, M. McClellan, L. Babcock, V. Neilson, Jones, 0, Impiccini, L. Dary, W. Morrison, Brost. FRESHMAN CLASS BY VIRGINIA NElLSOtg � VE ARE THE FRESHMEN--SETTING A GO D EXA PlE FOR THE REST op THE JUNIOR HIGH. v E THINK ' £ HAVE D°NE A GO O JOB, TOO. WE ELECTED LESLIE 8A3C0CK------ PRESIDENT, VIRGINIA NEILSON----VICE PRESIDENT, AND MARY MCCLELLAN-----SECRETARY- TREASURER. IT TOOK TIME, OF COURSE, TO SOLVE THE BASIC PRINCIPLES, BUT THEN 'XJR THOUGHTS LINGERED ON THE IDEA MARKED CO-CURRICULAR. MOW, CHOIR, GLEE CLUB, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB, HOBBY CLUB, Hl-Y, BAND, FOOTBALL. BASKETBALL, AND INTRAMURALS ARE EVERYDAY WORDS of THE NINTH GRaOE STUDENTS. REPORT CARDS CAME OUT SHOWING SUCCESSES AND FAILURES. NOW VE ARE HARD AT WORK TRYING TO KEEP THE GOOO MARKS UP AND RAISING THE LOWER ORES. THIS FRESHMAN CLASS IS GOING TO LEAVE JUNIOR HIGH WITH FLYING COLORS' Id. THE 7TH GRADE III. D, Kline, K. Rice, E. Kroll, 0. Raven, E. Spencer, G. Duncan, R. Schmidt, D. Belk, 0. Rosencrahtz, A. Zillich, C. Stage, D. Hackett, D. Schauf, J. Welch, E. Youngerman, B. Slavin, D. Smith, T. Fleming. II. Mr. Thostenson, 8. Brown, B. Morris, J. Shanahan, E, Steel, J. Begun, K Stevens, L Rosencrantz, B. Flood, 0. Boness, R. Cummings, B. Templeton, V. Leischer, J. Olive, 8. Sowler, R. Sargent, R. Pearson, J. Tuffly. I. J. Hire, W Fernhcltz, B. Fetzolo, D. H|«e, F. Flahive, E Mueller, B. Hilldebrant, J. Davis, D. Olson, J, Jacobson, L. Christianson, A. Macdon ld, J, iehl, J. O'Brien, Fleming, B. Stockwell. THE gTH GRADE III. E. Yuncerman. L. Dribble, S. Pearson, M. Hwwiel, G. Deschner. D. Behrens, B TscharnerI M. nger, H. Yuncerman. B. Olson, 0. Deschner, E. Sche.nkc, g] Man they, E. Iverson, J. Kucker, D. Barnes, R. Barnes. H. Hauffe, G. Madiso«, R. Hollister. || G Jones, J. Br.oforo, M. Fleming, V. Iverson, D. Scanlon, R. And son, M. Long, J. Riplev, M. Moran, G. Lieurance, L. Pinnow, S. Rogers, V. Smith, A Von Gncchten, B. Anderson, D. Hurd, D. Daly. i a Kashinski. P. Wandering, V. Norman, S. Tallon, R. Hirte, A. Fleming, j Lynch, 0 Harwooo, w. Boness, R. Luther, A. Keenan, «. McClellan, B. Ho«n, ,7 b! Burns, B. Long, R. Crowe, B. Ounnam, B. Finley, J. Kleven. I SCHOOL CALENOER I9U2-U3 SEPTEMBER 8: WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASET WE WOKE UP THIS MORNING AND THERE WAS ANOTHER YEAR OF SCHOOL STARING US IN THE FACE 1 SEPTEMBER |U; ELECTION OF CLASS OFFICERS. (WELL, WE TRIED HARD ANYWAY!) SEPTEMBER 18: HURRAY 1 THE FIRST GAME OF THE YEAR! TIED JEFFERSON 12 1 12. SEPTEMBER 29: MAGAZINE CAMPAIGN STARTS. SEPTEMBER 29: SORRY, | VE ALREADY PROMISED SOMEONE ELSE! OCTOBER 6: END OF THE CAMPAIGN. (WELL, 1 DIDN'T REALLY WANT TO .WIN ANYTHING ANYWAY. THE PRIZES ARE AWFULLY CHEAP THIS YEAR. TOO.) OCTOBER 2: PLAYED WHITEWATER THERE AT 3 P.M. QUITE A FEW (?) PEOPLE WENT. OCTOBER 9: PLAYED WALWORTH HERE AT 7:30. SEVERAL PEOPLE AT THE G.A.A. DANCE IN THE GYM AFTERWARDS. A RARE TIME WAS HAD B ALL! OCTOBER |6: PLAYED ELKHORN THERE. ANOTHER AFTERNOON GAME. SCORE 19-0. In FAVOR OF DELAVAN. OCTOBER 17: OLDER GIRLS CONFERENCE. 1 AM PROLOGUE 1.' . � MORE FUN | OCTOBER 20: DAN STILES ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. ALL ABOUT CHINA. AND STUFF 1 OCTOBER 23: HOMECOMING PARADE AND SCRAP DRIVE. (GUESS WHO WON?) BETTY MEARNS, QUEEN; BARBARA FERRER, JEANNE RYAN, SHIRLEY GIFFORO, JOAN SCHEURELL HER COURT. OCTOBER 23: HOMECOMING GAME WITH GENEVA. SCORE: 13 TO 6. (MURDER, HE SAYS!) GAO, WAS IT COLO! OCTOBER 2k: HOMECOMING DANCE. A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL. (WE WOULDN'T KNOW, W€ WEREN'T THERE.) OCTOBER 30: FOOTBALL AGAIN! BURLINGTON THIS TIME. AS V£ ALWAYS SAY, “WE HAVE A TEAM OF STARS !! !■ NOVEMBER 2: LET'S ALL SING LIKE THE BIRDIES SING! (TRA-LA-LA-LA) ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. OTTO SCHACHT, SINGER. NOVEMBER 5: WELL, WHAT DO YOU KNOW! TEACHERS CONVENTION. (GUESS WE WON'T HAVE TO GO A.W.O.L. AFTER ALL I) 7: NOVEMBER 2k FIRST BASKETBALL GAME. 1 GUESS WE TOLD EVANSVILLE !!! NOVEMBER 26: 27: 28: THANKSGIVING VACATION. If A, UM, THAT BEAUTIFUL TURKEY 111 (IT ISN'T RATIONED YET ill) 1 s DECEMBER 5: THE PINS STARTED FLYING AGAIN. THE GIRLS BOWLING TEAMS HAVE STARTED. DECEMRER 8: OH-OH, ANOTHER MAN GONE 1 SONNY MOONEY HAS JOINED THE U.S. NAVY. DECEMBER 18: DRAMATICS CLUB OANCE WELL, MISS KOEHN SURE MADE A HIT { DECEMBER 21: THE CH IR AND GLEE CLUB GAVE THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM. THEY SANG THEIR CHRISTMAS CONCERT NUM8ERS. VERY LOVELY TOO 1 DECEMBER 23s CHRISTMAS VACATION THAT MAD RUSH FOR LAST MINUTE CHRISTMAS SHOPPING, BUT IT WAS FUN. DECEMBER 31: NEW YEAR'S EVE 1 THERE WERE QUITE A FEW DELAVAN HIGH SCHOOL REPRESENTATIVES AT THE DANCE IN ANOERSON'S GARAGE. CROWDED WASN'T ITT January 1: NEVER AGAIN III JAWARY U; SCHOOL fiTCINS H MANMA WHERE'S ALL THAT SLEEPING 1 WAS GOING TO DO DURING VACATIONT January 5: WELL IT SEEMS AS IF THERE IS QUITE A SHORTAGE OF TEACHERS. AT LEAST 1 HAVEN'T SEEN MANY AROUND THIS WEEK. JAMJARY 8: GAME AT LAKE GENEVA. LOST, BUT THE BOYS PLAYED GOOD. HARD GAME ALSO. SHINK HAD A FLAT TIRE ON THE WAY HOME, TOO 111 JAWARY 9x THE ATTENDANCE IS OROPPING RAPIDLY. MEASLES 1 JAWARY 18: EXAMS OH WELL, 01D 1 EVER SAY 1 WAS SMART7 JANUARY 20: REPORT CARDS. CM WELL, JUST TELL THE FOLKS WE CAN'T ALL BE SMART. (THAT IS IF YOU GET A CHANCE) FEBRUARY 16; SONNY IS HOME PPR NINE DAYS AND LOOKS WONOERFUL 1 FEBRUARY 17: BOY 1 WHAT A UNIFORM ‘ PN'T DO FOR YOU 1 FEBRUARY 19; VICTORY OVER ELKH0RN11 BY THE WAY 1 W NOER HOW JOHNNO AND SHIRLEY ARE GETTING ALONG. MARCH 5; JU-JUTSU- PROGRAM THIS MORNING. SARGSAMT PETERS DD STRATING. THEY SAY JU-JUTSU IS THE ART OF SELF-DEFENSE. MAYBE THEY OUGHT TO GIVE A COURSE TO MISS GAMBLE'S PHY. ED. GIRLS.) MARCH 4; 5: 6: REGIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT AT ELKHORN. (WELL, ANYWAY, WE HAD A NICE RIDE1) MARCH 9: ASSEMBLY PROGRAM JUDGE BALE SPOKE ON TODAY'S CITIZENS TOMORROW MARCH 23: ■ARE YOU CN THE BEAM?- (SAY NOW, LETS NOT GET PERSONAL!) GLENN MORRIS TALKED ON SCIENCE AT AN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. APRIL 1: APRIL POOLS ':Av I (YOU OIGHT TO KNOW, SHOULDN'T YOU OEaR TEACHERS?) APRIL 2: FORENSIC CONTEST. APRIL 8: ASSEMBLY PROGRAM. THE ROMANCE OF FURS. (| r!irc§ i� ,£ rv v i - K.rjr . FU'RS TO HAVE a ROMANCE AROUND OF. H OLD 0. H. S. JUST THE INvFgo-RATING SPRING air SEEMS T BE SUFFICIENT.) APRIL 10: MUSIC ESTIVAL at lake GENEVA. SOLOS and ENSEMBLES. APRIL lU; SENIOR CLASS PtAY AT STATE CH ?L AUDITOR III . LETS PUT OUR BEST F OT FORWARD SENIORS. APPIL 16: OH J J’VOJS EASTERTIDE 1 VE GET ID WHOLE DAYS VACATION THIS TIME] a°R1L 27: RACK TO SCHOOL AGAIN. OH WELL. ONLv A FEW f.V'RE WEEKS ANYHOW. May I: M«S 1C FESTIVAL AGAIN. CONCERT GROUPS THIS TIMEJJ MAY 8: JUNIOR PRO ’. (GEE, WAS THAT SHOW GOOOI.M) may 17: DRIVER'S CLINIC. (YM 0 T NEED To T«KE a TEST TC DRIVE IN A GRA.-EL PIT 00 YOU JOHNNOT) MAY 28: CLASS NIGHT IN SENIOR HIGH AUDI TOP! UM. THE SENIORS LAST Gay FLUiGJ'; HV 50: BACCALA� 'R£aTE AT STATE SCHOOL AUDITORIUM. MAY 31: MEMORIA! DAY. LET'S DEDICATE OUR S'JPPORT TO THE ROYS IN SERVICE, ANO BUY MORE WAR STA.VPS AND BONDS. JUNE 1: 2: 3: better start that last minute cranwing kidsijj final EXAMS COINING 'JP | JUNE 3: COMMENCEMENT AT TME STATE SCHOOL. FAREWELL OEAR SENIORS I!! WE'RE SO SORRY TO SEE YOU QO • « JUNE h: AH, AT LAST' THAT 10NG AWAITED OAY � NOW FOR A LONG PEACEFUL SUKf ER, SEPTEMBER 7: DID I SAY A LONG SUMMER? BOY5 OCTETTE II. A. Ker.ian, D. Olson, M. MC Clcllan, 0. Luther, 0. Thomas, R. Me Clellan, Mr Luther, 9. Arnolo, R. Hauffe, R. von Guechton, J. Davis, 9. Hiloe-BRANOT. I. L. Babcock, V. Neilson, J. Evans, 9. Mearns, G. Ciark, j. Schultz, j. Me Laughlin. THE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION THE ACTIVITIES A SOCIATI , OR STUDENT COINCIL AS IT IS S CTIMES CALLED, IS WADE UP OF ALL CLASS 'YFICERS OF THE JUNIOR ANO SENIOR HIGH. OFFICERS ARE ELECTED AND MEETINGS ARE CALLED WHEN FOUND NECESSARY. MANY IMPORTANT COMMITTEES WERE MADE THIS YEAR TO BRING ABOUT BETTER ORDER IN THE SCHOOL. A SAFETY COUNCIL TAKES CHARGE 0C FIRE DRILLS AND CHECKS THE MANNER IN WHICH THEY ARE RUN. ALL OTHER BUSINESS IS REFERRED TO A FINANCIAL COfVlTTEE. THE ASSOCIATION SPONSORS DANCES OTHER THAN THE PROM, THE HOMECOMING CELEPRaT I ' 'NS, FINANCES THE ASSEMBLIES AND OTHER FUNCTIONS. ATTEMPTS HAVE BEEN TRIED TO MAKE THE COUNCIL MORE EFFECTIVE UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF MR. LUTHER. THE VV IN PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO MAKE A CLEARING HOUSE FOR THE IDEAS QF THE STUDENT BODY WHICH, IN TURN, IF VOTED ON BY THE COUNCIL AND ADVISOR, BECOME PART OF THE SCHOOL RATINE. IT ALSO TENDS TO UNITE THE STUDENTS AND FACULTY MORE CLOSELY AND TO GIVE THE STUOENTS SCME IOEAS OF GOVERNING BEFORE GOING GUT IN THE WORLD. SENIOR 8«.MD ST.NO,,0: B. DHM, J. v� � . G. Buckley, j. LyNCh. d. august, j. joslim. M. Kecffer. Seated: £. yook C. Earnest, r. Hickson, a. Kaeoing, D. Veroiune, L. SCHAUER, E. ILL'AMS, L. DARy, J. FULLER, I. ‘.‘ORRELL, S. KROLL, G. CLARK, «. Ailliamson, R. VON Snechton, R. 'VRight, L. Babcock, G. Kurphv, E. Olson, H. Atunderlich, Root, W Hevitt, a. Fleming, B. Bailey, 3. Anderson, r. Cro e, R. -usher, B. Klein, V. Nelson, ft. Impiccini, v. Sturtevant, r. Stohck, C. Schauer E. Jones, G. Jones, B. Steimke, j. Rrost, R. Brooks, 0. Homan, K. I.'erhifi elp, J. Ra.ley, J. Hibbard. 0. Lidole. B. oElk, r. Stebnitj. I. Schuhmacher. R. Smith. BANO BY VIRGINIA STUREVANT ■GENERAL l£E ANO HIS FAITHP'L FIFTY. F| FTY-FOUR TO PE EXaCT. ’•-HICH rtCCXNTS F- THE OELAVAN HIGH SCHOOL BAND, NE MEMBERS AND OLD. THE GENERAL AS HERE TO TAKE THE MaES'RO'S PLACE. •£ ctabtEC OFF THE reason | TH THE ANNUAL JOUNT TO THE COUNTY FAIR. COME N, DOBBIN. THERE'S T-VO PENNIEc nN YrUR NOSE I NEXT AN THE CALENDAR 'VAC THE °AND BEN'EFIT RASKSTPALL GAME AT THE STaTE SCHOoi f FOLLOWED 9V a MIXER DANCE. E RaISEC MONEY FOR a NE'' OBOE IN THIS AY. THE MOST If.poRTAVT THING 'E'RE DOING T-IS SPRING IS PRACTICING. PRACTICING for the MUSIC FESTI AL at LAKE GENEVA AND E'RE G ING TO TRY ° fR PEST TO ''IND IJP a SUCCOSSPIl SE $ON py orinqivjg H ME THE FIRSTS FOR THE LD GENERAL TO RD'IMSE UPON IN HIS LATER YEARS. IV. «J. Buckles, D. August, R. McClellan, C. Spence , L DeGpof, L. Babcock, S. Stebnitz, 0. Lioole, 0. Franklin, 8. Klein, C. Reeo, L. Schaurs, R. Kurov, J. Evans, R. Brooks. III. B. Harris, . Weber, L. Cummings, R. Sanford, 0. Mullen, E. Cook, R. Gerkin, K. Mcr itielo, G. Murphy, D. Thusius, R. Hollister, N, Banolow, V. Ki.even, M. Stebnitz. II, J. HieBARO, L. Steinke, D. Smith, R. Kuhnle, E. Reeo, J. Schultz, Kb Murphy, B. Arnolo, B. Ferrer. R. Von Gnechten, E. Williams, J. Bailev, E. Jones. I. 3. Folkers, M. Carlson, M. McClellan, M. Pearson, J. Joslin, 3. Kroll, M. Udev, E Lerwick, 0. Anderson, 8. Pearson, J, Eli thorp. V. Sturtevant. THE CHHR HaS LOST S£'E- � L MEMOS S T THE SERVICE 9UT THERE H VE ALSO BEE;v f mNY “CD IT I'V- S TO ITS NLf 8ER THIS YE«R. IT G«VE a CHRISTAS CaMTaTA PRECEDED BY.''ANY R“H£ SaLS INCLUDING ENJOYABLE SUPPER REHE«HS“I S. NOW IT IS REHEARS IMG f r thE SPRING tVSlC T HR‘JA? .£NT aT L“KE GENEVA. BOY'S OCTETTE THE BOY'S OCTETTE ISN'T AS ACTIVETHlS YEAR BECAUSE OF MANY SETBACKS. SEVERAL OF THE ORIGINAL MEMBERS HAVE 'EFT FOR SERVICE AND ’ OST OF THE M0 BERC ARE ACTIVE IN ATHLETICS. THE PRESENT OCTETTE IS COf POSED F THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS: ! ST. TErW-ELDEN REED, 5IL' HOLLISTER; 2ND. TENORS-KEITH MERRIFIELD, JACK EVANS; 1ST. 9ASS-EARL COOK, STAN! EY STERNITZ, «ND 2ND. BASS-DaVE FRANKLIN AND DICK LI DOLE. IN SPITE F THE EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES THE =0YS d4ptICIPATED IN, THEY HAVE F JND TIME TO PRACTICE SEa CYPCY CQR THE MUSIC FESTIVAL. 25 IN. I D Bcrkhcltz, 0. Thomas, M Carlson, C. Carlson, E. Reed, J. HieeARo, B. Cronik, V. Klevcn, L. Cummings, B. Harris, E. Lerwick, U. Joslin, M. Stebnitz, J. Copb, J. Bailev. E. N’ullen, D. Smith, J. Schultz, K. N urphv, J. cheurell, E Jones, B. Arnold, D, Hunger, J. Ujeth, 0. Anoerson, B. Ferber, N Banolow, R. Vgn Gnechten, M. McClellan. J. Impiccni, M. Pearson, M. Leischer, F Gunorv, Urey, A. V 1lli ahson, S. Kroll, J, Eli thorp, V. Sturtevant, J, Root, J. O'Brien, G. Hugo, E. WILL I AMS. GIRLS' CLF.E CLUB THE GIPLS' GLEE CLUB HAS ITS R'HFARSoLS TWICE A WEEK AFTER SCHOOL PUT IT IS REGaROED ac a REGULAR CL“$S. IT H«S SUNG FAR THE WORLD DA OF PRaVER, CHRISTMAS CANTATA AND T0'JR )A £NT THIS YEAR. E. Williams, R. Von Gnechton, b. Ferber, R. Arnold, J. Eli thorp, D. Anoerson, E. Lerwick, J. Joslin, M. Udev. TRIPLE TRIO THIS YEAR THE TRIPLE T0I0 HAC BEEN SINGING ITS OWN ARRANGEMENTS OF POPULAR AND PATRIOTIC “USIC WITH HlCH IT HaC ENTERTaINEO AT MANY CCPV-M .'NITY AND SCHOOL FUNOTI . VT is aPPROPRIATLY SINGING SING at THE r DSIC TOURNAMENT. 26 1!• ER0er H. Keenan, S. Doolcv, K. Mckrifielo, J. Cooe; • t. Olson, J. Root, S. Kroll, L. Nelson. I, Vcn°Gnechtcn ” 0 ° M,LLER B rcR0ER J noPKiKS, «J. Cobb, k Nelson, • TANroRD� e Pearson, K. Merrifielo, S. Dooley, H Keenan, S. Kroll, U. Noot. VICTORY SPEAKERS 3Y SHIRLEY DONLEY THE WAR HAS FOSTERED A NEW FORENSICS ACTIVITY IN OUR SCHOOL, THE VICTORY SPEAKERS. THESE STUDENTS 00 THEIR BIT TOWARDS THE V R EFFORT BY GOING OUT TO LOCAL CLUB MEETINGS TO SPEAK ON THE V R AND POST WAR PROBLEMS AND AMAT THE CIVILIAN MAY DO DURING WhR TIME. THIS YEAR DISCUSSION GROUPS. SPEAKING ON THESE TOPICS, TOOK THE PL CE OF DEBATE. DELAVAN PLAYED A RATHER IMPORTANT PART IN THE REGULAR FORENSICS PROGRAM THIS YEAR, FOR BOTH THE LEAGUE AND THE SUB-DISTRICT CONTESTS WERE HELD HERE. SERVE: WITH A SMILE. D. Thus-ius V. Sturtevamt COM ERCIAL SERVICE CLUB i� He Lives Best Who Serves Most. CLASS ANU CLUB ROOM OFFICERS HAVE A HC BY. J. Evans D. Thomas, G. Buckley, E. W|LLl4MS, 0. ThuSIUS, 0. Mullen, E. llen, C, Surhans, A. Williamson, D. 'Viderson, U. Ryan, E, Nelson, 0. Bywater, J. Joslin, B. Cronsin. A GROUP OF SEVEN MEMBERS SPEND ONE OAV A AT THE OEF|CE Or THE COUNTY Rationing Boaro at Elkhorn. School census and rationing have helped to keep us BUSY. Members or the club wrap-ino and mailing Christmas gifts from the Citizens or Delayan. As Apprentice Secretaries WE WISH TO EXPRESS APPRECIATION roR A VALUABLE EXPERIENCE, TO? 9, W. Christian Co. Thomas B. Gibss Co. Moran O'Brien, Attorneys Barker Lumber Co. H. G. Weiland, Attorney L. Welch, J. Morgan, V. Kleven D. Smith, A. Hultgbcn J. Morgan, 9. Cronin, L. Welch Faculty Aoviser, L. Jacobson EARN WHILE YOU LEARN PLAN YOUR FUTURE 0. KAjnger, 0. Anoerson, D. Miller, J. HibbaRO, B. Cronin, V, Kleven Studying •GUIDANCE- GET A JOB J. Rvan, E. W.llams G. Buckley at Schultz's TRAIN HEAD AND HANDS -INTERIOR DECORATORS D. Mullen, designer or Victory HIELO, above), E. FeTHERSTONE, L. McKinney, B. Cronin. II. M. Dickman, J. Evans, C. Spooner, C. Spencer, E. Teatherstone, J. McLaughlin, R. Tieet, 0. Sturtevant, 0. Doherty, J. '9rien. I. L. Davis, M. Schmiot, F. Knilans, E. Olson, Z. Jacobs, L. Nelson, D. Qywater, G. Hugg, W. Leek. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB BY LLnYD NELSON THE PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB HAS 8EEN HANDICAPPED THIS YEAR BY THE SHORTAGE OF SUPPLIES CAUSEO BY THE WAR. THIS, HOWEVER, DID NOT STOP THE GROUP FROM CONTINUING IT'S WORK. THE AMATEUR HAS BEEN STUDYING HOW TO TaKE BETTER PICTURES AND IMPROVE OLO ONES. THEY HaVE CONCENTRATED MOSTLY ON MAKING THEIR °LD NEGATIVES BETTER BY MEANS OF SPECIAL SOLUTIONS. THIS HAS PROVED VERY INTERESTING “NO INEXPENSIVE. THE MATERIAL OBTAINABLE NOW IS OF POORER CUALlTY AND MORE CARE HAS TO BE TAKEN IN ORDER TO GET GOOD RESULTS. THIS HAS IMPROVED THE DARKROOM TECHNICUE OF THESE INDUSTRIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS. II. S. Stcbnitz, A. Ameno, E. Crosby, Mr. Brown, J. Paulson, J. Burhans. I. R. Tirrr, H. Morwooo, R. Pearson, A. Wedell, B. Loudon. HOBBY CLUB THE HOBBY CLUB THIS YEAR IS A GREAT DEAL DIFFERENT FROM THOSE OF PREVIOUS YEARS. PRIOR TO THIS YEAf, THE BOYS WORKED ON THEIR OWN HOBBIES. THIS YEAR THE WHOLE CLUB IS WORKING ON PROJECTS RELATIVE TO THE PRE-WAR INDUCTION PROGRAM. S E OF THE PROJECTS MADE ARE AN AlR LANE TRAINER, WINO TUNNEL, PROPELLOR TESTER AND GOVERWENT MODEL 29 PLANES. 1 Miss Baillies, H. Stanfopo, J. Cobb, J. Lueth, 3. Mearns, J. Hopkins, L. Curings, C. Oalv, v. Kleven, J. McLaughlin, 0. Anoerson. J. Ryan, H. Keenan. II. J, Root, m. Crowe, K. Merrifield, J. McCord, 0. Munger, M. Carlson, n. Steffanus, J. Hibbard, 9. Terser, R. Brooks, B. Arnold, J. Knilans. I. M. Uoey, R. Rice, J. Boulting, K. Murphy, 0. Miller, J, Evans, B. Steinke, R. Von Gnecmton, j. Eli thorp, S. Kroll, G. Buckley. delavan DRAMAT BY LUCILLE CUMINGS THE HIGH SCHOOL DRAMATICS CLUB WAS ESTABLISHED AT THE BEGINNING Of- ThE 19 -3 TERM UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF MISS ERICKSON. AT THE FIRST MEETING, THE OFFICERS '■’.ERE CHOSEN AND A NAME GIVEN TO THE CLUB. OUR PRESIDENT IS JACK EVANS, VICE PRESIDENT----BETTE LOU STEINKE, AND SECRETARY-TREASURER----RITA VON GNECHTON. TO GAIN POINTS FOR A 0 , MEMBERS GAVE ORIGINAL SKITS, PANTOMIMES, READINGS, AND SO °N. A 3ATTLESHIP FLOAT WAS ENTERED BY THE CLUB IN THE HOMECOMING VICTORY PARADE AND THERE WERE OTHER FEATURES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. 30 IV, E, Reed, J. Burhans, 0, Sturtev ant, 0, llen, J. Buckles, E. Cook, K. McRPir|ELOv III, B. Klein, D, Lidole, J, Paulson, 0, Thusius, H. Morwooo, G. Clark, C, Earnest. II, J, Tullv, L, Schaurs, C, Oalv, S, Stebnitz, L, DeGrof, N. Steffanus, R, Hauffe. I, 0, Franklin, G, Fetherstone, J, Hopkins, A, Weoell, R. Pearson, R. Tifft, R, Sanfor ccmmandos by norbert steffanus TEN—SHUN] FORWARD MARCH 1 EVERY MONDAY AND TUEcDay NIGHT TIER SCHOOL YOU HEAR THESE SOUNDS ALONG WITH THE TRaMP OF MARCHING FEET. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. J. ARTHER MORAN, ANO J. N. O'BRIEN, A 'D fMOISON FARRER, WE HAVE ACQUIRED A KNO tEOIE OF OR I LUNG, MARCHING SALUTE‘S, AND THE MANUAL OF a,R „S. THE SCHOOL HAS PURCHaSEB OCN GUNS, WHICH ARE EX � CT D PLICaTEc OF THE FAME'S SPRINGFIlELD RIFLES.. OUR SERGEANT, DAVE FRANKLIN TAKES o?ER EVERY ONCE IN A 'HILE aND GIVES THE COMMANDS. WE REALLY KEEP HIM JLVPING BECAUSE THE GYM lc SO SHORT ’• € HAVE TO RE ETERNALLY TURNING CORNERS ( OTHER” IrE E MIGHT MARCH RIGHT THRoiJGH THE WALL)• MOST OF THE BOYS v| LL RE GLAD THE H‘ VE HaD THIS TRAINING, IF AMD '-HEN THEY GET INTO SERVICE. _ _ r e.UMlk, I no. e Vuncerman, C. Spooner, 111. J. Kocker, R. Sargent, B m!™ ° Luthfr. C. Sowler, j. Lynch, E. Iverson, G-J a°‘ °N,r ’gerk.n, C. Conwell, E. Schennke, II. Mr. Thostenson, A. Kitzman, P. V ”oe ° Morrison. G. Manthev, B. Flooo, H. Sohauf, R. kh' ans, . w j. 0av1Si j. Olive, I. E. Seller, D. Olson, W. Fernholtz, F. Flahive. R. Pearson, B. Sowler. PATROL B YS BY BILL FLOOD AT ll:U5 AND 3.03 € HE-R THE E $° RE T RE TIWEd! THE - AIN RKM THEIR Y T« THE RNERS• yot) HAV£ proraBLY AT THE OWNERS ’ E SEE THE 0”' y ASSISTING THE SMALLER CHILDREN NOTICED HIM EVEN N =n D ° pL SI OF MR. TH TENS THEY ''EET ACROSS the streets, under- 7e™ T0 dIwjss their duties. EVERY TUESDAY DURING THE ACTIITY PERI D T uis 32 IV. III. I. M,ss Gamble. K. Flood. B Mea«ms, M. R. Wriqht, D. Green, S. eiss. B. Arnold, N. Swan, M. 'cClellan, B. J. SCHEURELL, J, WATT , PEARSON. L. Wilcox, d. Veroein, H. V0pan, J. Root, 0. Kuckep. V, Sturtevant, J. Gallup, P. f'oonE, Dickman, E. Reed, 0. Thomas, J. Joslik, J. Core Stopck, j. Schultz, L. Schuhmacher, F. Kmilans, Barnhart, L. Welch, S. Crowe, Nelson, J. K'cCoro, M. Leisoher, G. Hugg, C. McCord. G. a. a. BV D°R S THOf aS THE SHIP WITHOUT A SKIDDER----THAT'S UHAT G. a. A. H«S BEEN THIS VEaR. we have had experiencec Ith three different teachers, °ut in spite °f it ALL, £ H«VE CO;l£ p WITH A GOOD Pa«T. ’€ STARTED PUR ANNUAL BATING LrAGUE WITH THE C � P£T I Tl °N H T � ND HEavv. NEXT CAME °UR GAME I Th LAKE GENEVA HEN E PL«VED H ST T'' THE LAKE GENEVA G. A. A. AND HaD a FINE P -'TW OVER GLORIFIED T NA FISH . 'HE ALSO EXCHANGED BASKETBALL GAMES ITH THE CT«TE SCHOOL CIRLS. IK£ H|KEC, BASEBALL, AND VARIOUS OTHER SPORTS aRE PLANNED FOR TH|S SPRING. ALL I N aLL E HAVE H‘ D a VERY SUCCESSFUL , TH |_r TS °F FUN a d GOOD TURNOUTS. Woaan, B, Rogers, A. Zilisch, K. Stevens, D. Rosenorans, E. Yungerman, M. Long, Ripley, L. Bioole, D. Belk, V. Iverson, G. Deschnfr, J. Pieml, A. Keenan, Hummel, 0. Daly, Miss Gamble. 1 I p. Wangfrin, L. Pinnow, R. Schmidt, E. Steele, J. Fleming, D Klein, A. MACoonalo, S. Pearson, M. Munger, B. Tscharner, H. Yungerman, M. Flying, G. Duncomb, J. Braoeord, J. Begun. I. Y. ScHWEnpE, B. Long, B. Stockwell, B. Brovw, B. Morse, C. Rice, J. Shanahan, J. Jacobson, J. O'Brien, S. Kroll, A. KaShinski, E. Spencer, 0. Ravn, D. Scanlon. 33 III. Webb, 0. Munser, H. Morwcop, Mr. Luther, R. Hmjffc, H. Byrnes, S. Stebnitz, J. Starin, Mr. Stevenson, °. Lidole, A. Amend, L. Babcock, h. Keenan. II. E. Crosby, C. Earnest, T. Vance, E. Cook, L. DeCroe, A. amend, u. Ualy, J. Hopkins, R. Mooney, 0. Franklin, R. Brooks, W. Klein, t. keep. I. R. Jones, 0. VkjnrHV, R. Sanforo, W. Bradford, C. Conwell, D. Wjllen, M. Keefer R. SwaCINA, K, MeRRIFIELD. s. KaRSTEN. FOOTRALL- -LEaGUE CHAMPIONS BY El DON REED JEFFERSON 12 OELAVAN 12 WHITEWATER 6 ■ 7 WALWORTH 0 If 19 ELKHARN 0 N 19 LAKE GENEVA 6 N 13 BURLINGTON 0 II 32 PROSPECTS F R THE l°U2 FOOTBALL SEASON 01C NOT APPEAR VERY BRIGHT AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON, SINCE MANY Of THE STRAfsjo lOUl SQUAD HAO GRADUATED. HARD WORK, STRESF-q oY w£B8 AND ASSISTANT COaCH-GEORGE STEVENSON, AMO THE DESIRE TO WIN, NOT ONLY GAVE OELAVAN: HIGH, A WINNING TEAM RUT IT TURNED OUT TO BE ONE OF DELAVAN'S 8EcT TEAMS IN THE HISTORY OF OUR SCHOOL. WINNING THE SOUTHERN STATE CHAI PlONSHIP AND BEING UNDEFEATED AS a SEASON'S RECORD. IT IS NEXT TO IMPOSSIBLE TO PICK INDIVIDUAL STaRS. THE CO-OPERATION AND TEA . WORK THAT THE ROYS 01 SPLAYED, GAVE PR OF THAT THEY WERE CHAMPIONS— EVERY MAN. FRANKLIN AND COOK WERE UNEQ ALED AT THEIR END POSITIONS. CO-CAPTAIN MOONEY AND DEGROFF WERE BULWARKS AT TACKLE POSITIONS. AMEND AND HOPKINS WERE AGGRESSIVE ON OFFENSE AND IMMOVABLE ON DEFENSE. CO-CAPTAIN DALY TOak CARE OF HIS CENTER DUTIES AND AS ALSO CALLED UPON TO DO THE PUNTING. HIS KICKING PROVED VALUABLE 'HENEVER CALLED UPON. IN THE RACKFI ELD SPEED, DRI' E A 0 ILLUSIVENESS OF QUARTER BACK STEBNITZ, FULL RACK BVRNE, HALF BACKS HAUF'E 35 AND STaRIN GAVE US THE REST BALANCED BACKFIELD IN SOUTHERN WISCONSIN. II. E. Cook, Vr. Luther, H. Byrnes, A. Kacoing, Webb, L. DeGroe, k. Merrifielo I. £« Reeo, C Oalv, D. Franklin, J. Watts, R. Haufee. basketball 19 2-19 3 BY ELD' ! REEO EVANSVILLE.... DELAVAN....2U WALWORTH .17 DELAVAN. elkhorn 11 .... 22 LAKE GENEVA.. .28 ■ WHITtWaTER •■ ....56 WHITEWATER... .20 ■ LAKE GENEVA... ... .27 BURLINGTON... .22 N BURLINGTON.... ■ .... 26 elkhorn •?° N STATE SCHOOL.. .... 39 STATE SCHOOL. .Ul M REGIONAL TOURNAMENT BELOIT..JU DELAVAN..28 WON 10 LOST U ...35 ...38 ...U3 .. .28 ..M ...U6 THE REGULARS BACK FROM THE I9U|-U2 SEASON WERE CAPTAIN JIM WATTS AND ELDON REED. THE COMETS VACE UP OF AGRESSIVE, SCRAPPY PLAYERS WON SECOND PLACE IN THE LEAGUE. UNABLE Tn PLAY OJR REST BALL away FROM HO.£, .COST US SOME CLOSE DECISIONS ON TIE LOSING SIDE OF THE LEDGER. BUT DELAVAN HAS HAD THE LEAD A LONG TIME AND WE STILL HAD A GOOD SEASON. IN THE REGINNING OF THE SEASON, OUR COORDINATION CLICKING R'GHT, BUT WE GOT GOING AT MIDWAY. NEXT SEASON WILL BE VERY PROMISING AND WE88 WILL COME THROUGH AS HE ALWAYS HAS. He WILL HAVE FRANKLIN BAWHO IS STARTING TO ROLL, «ND HAUFFE, COOK, KAEDING AND HIS B TEAM REGULARS WILL HELP CUT. AT THE REGIONAL, DELAVAN AGAIN AWAY FROM ITS HOME FLOOR, BUMPED INTO A STRONG 3b TEAM, BELOIT, AND WERE OEFEATEO AND THJS ELIMINATED. III. R. HMjrrc, J. I rphv, Webb. M . Luther, H. f oRwooo, D. Sturtcvant. II. K. Merb.fielo, B. Roberts, J. Hopkins, B. Klein, C. Earnest, A. Amend. I. 0. Anderson, D. Franklin, E. Reco, l. Pepper, H. Poison. E. Cook. L—t pus—LEaQ' '£ CH«r P| ov a.D'Yi REED °£lnlT R J DELAVAN 6 AL'VORTH ?. 12 • H ITEu aTER u 9 v'AL'a- TH 0 El KHopn 2 3 •wi tester 1 6 ELKHORN 3 11 IaxE Mil I S 1 b Ar,n.M-H?. ! T2E. i5El3tt'-L 'VTINUEO D£LaV 'R qaSEBALL INNING YS u Y - crAcL STRft,GHT v ,-T � , GIVING DEL AV' N US THIRD Sl'CCE IVE WDE- Af:: AN‘nTHER ST'THERN STaTE LEaSI'E CH« |o « |P. haTTERY, nic T c!NS AND ‘‘N0E: rv'‘ ’ITCHING. 'AS SI� oEhB. THE INFIELD, C P'GED thr gh jt the «as RPHY’ AND HA rFE‘ DLttY£0 V, 0LES aN0 HEA0S-MP LL 3ccn ruT r1 0 HEaVY SLIK5GER ;'E3P£R, FRaNKLIN, MER.RI FIELD. a NO T c A NT °F THEMSELVES aT ali TIvES. PRa.ISE OURlNr -lo, V W,L£ «aTHER GREEN AMD young, is SHYING -� PR st, 01 'RING cARLY PRACTICE SESSlfN. BASKETBALL B� SQUAD BY ELDEN REED 0 SC JAD WON 12 LOST 2. IN (GUARDS), COOK, SP.'RTEVANT, BABCOCK, MULLEN, (FORWARDS) KAEOIMG, BRADFORD, KARSTEN, KEEFFER AND (CENTERS) LI DOLE AND KLINE, OUR B SQUAD STARTED SLOWLY, BUT SHAPEO UP WELL AS THE SEASON WENT ON. MANY OF THESE BOYS WILL BE STRONG COMPEDITORS. CHEERLEADERS V. Sturtevant, J, Elithorp, J. Scheurell, E. Reeo II. Mr. Thostenson, N. Steffanus, J. Hopkins, R. Pearson, E. Reed, I. S. Sternitz, H. Morwood, G. Clark. 8ASKET8ALL INTRAMURALS BY ELOEN REEO 8TH GRAOE CHAMPS OF JR. HIGH 12TH GRADE CHAKPS OF DEI a' AN INTRAMJRALS THE STH GRADE ’VON THE JUNIOR HIGH CHAMPIONSHIP WITH LITTLE EFFORT BEING UNDEFEATED IN LEAGUE PLAY. THE I2TH GRADE WaO VERY LITTLE OPPOSITION, HAVING AN • DEFEATED SEASON. STANLEY STEONITZ, STAR FOR j,apd, FOR THE SENIORS, BROKE THE SCHOOL INTRAMURAL INDIVI ' � L SCORING RECORD WITH POINTS. II. E. Iverson, H. Bvrnes, J. Lynch, V. Smith, E. Schennke, C. Fallon, D. Luther, Mr. Lee, 0. Harwood. I. 0. Barnes, R. Finlev, G. MAO|SOn, R, McClellan, D. Deschner, G. Lieurancc, H. Hauffe, R. Barnes. II. R. Brooks, L. DeGroff, E. Reed, B. Cltne, 0. Franklin, H.iByrne, G. Clark, Mr. Stevenson. I. J. Hopkins, K. Merrifield, S. Stebnitz, C. Dalv, R. Hauffe, H. Morwood, E. Cook. UO. NOkCUSS n U.W UWM SSOQ - CAN YOU IMAGINE 1 JOHNNO AND GOROIE WITHOUT A SONG] UOEY WITHOUT COOKIE! NORBIE WITH A GIRL I Lit SITTING OUT A OANCE I Mearns without a sailor 1 Janis ano not a car full! Merribelle without a dream about Bob] Lucile NOT A FLIRT i Steinke without those legs 1 June in Love J Stanley J. Wow, Meek and oignifieoJ Boulting a brunetteJ Hansen� s 7th hour stuoy hall quiet! Gunory without her nickname I Orville smiling I Stevie with a pen J Art Ameno the Clark Gable type ! Tully 5 5 ano fat I Clarence ano Boulting going steaoy J David, short, blonde and gruesome J Reeo without a voice I Arnold not hanging on a teacher J J. Ryan ano a feather cut J Thomas bowling in the 60 sl Lerwick getting places on time] Mr. Lee not forgetting something I Murph being nasty to the boys! Jar Brooks with a smooth line! De Groff a gentleman 1 Ez ano no B. J. ! Elithorp clumsy ! Peony without her perpetual smile! Miss Baillies being able to control THE KIDS IN the CLASS PLAYJ Eva without her art! Virginia Kleven not a secretary! Maxine Stebnitz belle of the ball I Imogens thinking herself not nice ! Darlene seauty of the school ! Helen Stanford, a sweet little girl! Charlotte Carlson not giggling! Glaoys sitting still! Anne Marie Keenan like her older sister! Sam Karsten skipping school against HIS PRINCIPLES 1 M. Carlson not hanging on someone! Joanne Schurell unpopular 1 Shirley Gifforo smoking! Melvin Keeffer with a girl his own age 1 Red Hirte home every night! Leslie Babcock oating one girl! Virginia Nielsen not being nice to the RIGHT PEOPLEj Hauffe RETTING A DATE with Schurell ANYTIME HE LIKES I Bucky Morwood afraio or horses! Dummy Byrnes a general J B. Loudon as a Casanova J Miss Arnolo not being the olo stand by 1 Reo Starin not being likeo by everyone 1 Sonny in the Army! Dick,--- Lidole ! Bob Tifp-t principal of this school! Howie Keenan with a winning personality! Eber staying awake in Physics! Calvin Earnest with no former traits! Tom Vance untrue to Gi nny ! Butch Amend mean ! Billy Kline Valedictorian! Gene Mjrphy playing a clarinet! John Hopkins smelling like apple blossoms 1 Wally Braoforo with his hair combeoJ Eileen Mullen) without Danny Mullen ) each other ! Bugs a leatherneck ! Rita Von not chasing the boys! Betty Cronin in a hurry! Normajean s hair mussed up 1 Jean Morgan with her hair down ! Laura Welch not strutting around! Alice Hultgren without her fiery temper! Chile without his wave! Greta Buckley two-timing Bev. J Eleanor Williams without Keithy 1 Joanne Schultz with powder on I V. Sturtevant tall ano gangly ! Barbara Ferber being true to Rocko ! John 9uckles without a or ink ! Dorothy Mazur without a drink! Shirley Oooley minding her own business! Peggy Larsen tall ano thin! Aroel Freitag with small feet! Dick Homan a true blonde! Grant Cummings without a flock of girls FOLLOWING HIM! Shirley Kroll not going to the prom! Joyce Root, can you imagine J Janice Watts without her lineJ Don August No !! Bob Busher when he isn t with Watts! Jim Britt a 97 lb, weakling! Kathleen Flooo in a form fit sweaterJ Pat Moore not sending notes] 8ill Hollister without Pat's notes I Joe Brost when he isn't cutf ] Ag Byrnes without cute clothes 1 Red York tall, dark, ano well-— 1 Isabel Slavin co-operating with the rest of the class ] Jean O'Brien with straight hairI Mary Ann Dickman when she hasn't anything to say] Donna Gay (Blonoie) with a crew cut. Delore Thusius a Charles Atlas 1 Johnno alone in his jeep I Louise McKinney washing her hair] Beatrice Storck not being jealous of MURPH ] Virginia Esser without a sweater 1 Nancy Britt with a man 1 Ann Mac Donalo acting her own age] Jean Joslin not being able to do everything] LLoyd Nelson like his older brother] Earl Olson not oebating the war] Alice Fleming alone by herself] Violet Normann with out her hair in hfr eyes 1 Roy Pearson without Furlong's pie] Miss Gamble not being whistled at]]] — AUTOGRAPHS HAMMERSMITH KORTMEVER CO OfT« rl-Lithographer EnffrareT Printers Milwaukee. Wisconsin