Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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 it benefited the band, but not the team! . . . Feb. 29: Leap year! Well, girls, here's your chance! March 1, 2, 3, 4: Oh. that tournament! Well, at least, we finally beat Elkhom . . . Mar. 7: Holiday for Strings on the marimba and the piano. And yet some people wanted Mairzi Doats . . . Mar. 9: Nels (One-Foot-in the Pen) Covey. Have I been running around with bad company? . . . March 16: 4N6 Contest. We tried to absorb some culture. All of us. except a few already cultured? . . . Mar. 24: League Forensics contest at White H.O . . . Mar. 24: Well, diary, old duck, too bad the annual had to go to press so soon but I guess I can predict a few things . . . Mar. 27: Our Reptile Friends Oh. are they? . . . Mar. 29: Musical program—We're absorbing culture again . . . Apr. 1: Need I say more? . . . Apr. 2-9: Easter vacation . . . Apr. 10: Why are vacations so short? . . . Apr. 18: Milton Treble Clef. Milton College must be quite a place! . . . Apr. 22: Ensembles at Burlington . . . Apr. 27: First baseball game. My crystal ball can't tell me the score, but then, we have a team of stars. . . . Apr. 28: Junior Prom. How'd you like Oley as king? And his queen? . . . May 6: The rest of the Music Festival at Burlington. Mmmm—Those drum majors! . . . May 12: Sr. Class Play— A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. Will you ever forget those rehearsals? . . . May 19: Awards, assembly. Congratulations! . . . May 28: Baccalaureate. Can it really be here? . . . May 29: Class night. The Seniors' Farewell Address to the school . . . May 31: Commencement, they tell us. After all these years . . . June 1: So we have exams while the grades go on picnics . . . June 2: Now we can run around all summer, like the seniors have been the last two days!! 19

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IH. ). McLaughlin. I. Schulti. G. Cummings. II. D. Miller. M. Koelior, S. Kroll. E. Cook. M. Crowe 1. L. Babcock, V. Sturtevant. D. Franklin. K. Flood. J. Brost. Student (Council President................................Dave Franklin Representative to Community Council . Virginia Sturtevant Advisor...........................Miss Louise Jacobson Members . Representatives of the three Sr. High Classes For School and Country! Most important activity, the big scrap-paper drive . Net receipts $123.75—first prize of S10 to the sophomores. $5.00 to seniors and $26.83 to the Council and to each class. Uncle Sam liked the paper. III. M. Bellman. H. Stanford. R von Gnechten. S Kroll. J. Cobb II. D. Kucker. N. Nelson. V. Esser. I. Hibbard. F. Knilans. Z. Jacobs I. G. Boviall. B. Muzzy. I. Barth, J. Bailey. K. Finley. V. Evans. W. Hewitt. C?ommetcial eu President.................................Joyce Bailey Vice-President...............................Gloria Boviall Secrefary and Treasurer . . . Norma Jean Nelson Social Chairman...............................Jene Hibbard Advisor...............................Miss Louise Jacobson Members..............................Junior Shorthand Class Learn to Serve is our motto. Remembering Boys in Service. the chief activity—helping prepare Community Christmas gifts, scrap-book of news of Our Boys, a box of candy when he leaves us. 21