Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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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.

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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.

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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