Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

Page 30 text:

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

Page 29 text:

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

Page 31 text:

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.