Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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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.

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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.

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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.