Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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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

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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.

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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.