Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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(fitl Octet Altos -E. WilUama, R. von Gnechten. B. Ferber. Mezzos J. Elllhorp. D. Anderaon. Sopranos—E. Lorwick. J. Joalin. In spite of the fact that we've been without a vocal teacher, we've held our rehearsals as usual and have coached and accompanied each other. Both octets have sung at numerous school and outside programs. In March Mr. Lee took us under his wing to prepare us for the Music Festival. 1st Tenor—D. Thusius. B. Hirte. 2nd Tenor B. Hollister. P. Marur. 1 st Bass E. Cook. L. Babcock. 2nd Bass D. Liddlo, D. Franklin. 23

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Scnlot Sand Standing: B. Bailoy. D. Anderson. H. Mine. D. Marino. D. Harwood. J. Scheurell. Seated: Cornets: W Bigolow. D. McLay. I. Hter. D. Hior. B. Dibble. J. Jacobson. B. van Allon. J Franklin. H. Hauiie. Clarinets: D. Belk. B. tamos. B. Brunswick. P. Wangerin. D. Mitchell. D. Ravn. J. Boles. J. Doepke. W. Bruce. Flutes: J. Gillord. M. Britt. Baritone: T. Jenson. Bass- R McClellan. Saxophones: J. Jacobson. G. Babcock. W. Fernholts. Trombones: B. Slavin. p. Hildebrand! 22 Standing: J. Lynch. M Keoffor. D. August, J. Joslln. J. Kleven. J. Scheurell. G. Buckley. Seated: B. Bailey. E. Cook. D. Abramson. R. Hickson. M. Bellman. A. Kaeding. D. Verdiun. S. Fallon. H. Finley. L. Schauer. E Williams. F. Behrens. R. Dorr. L. Dary. J. Davis. M. Beswick. E. Kroll. S. Kroll, F. Runklo. W. Hewitt. 1. Horn. L Babcock. R. von Gnechten. A. Williamson. G. Murphy. R. Crowe. A. von Gnechton. B. Anderson. A. Fleming. V. Sturtevant. M. Fleming. C. Schauor, A. Keenan. D. Borkholtz. R. Brooks. D. Homan. B. Bushor. N. Nelson. J. Root. K. Stevens. B. Horn. B. Belk. J. Brost. J. Bailey. J. Hibbard. D. Liddle. J. Piehl. A. Zillsch. Not Pictured: E. Olson. E. Jones. B James. T. Fleming, M. Page). J. Ryan. Marching along together the band and the General have really gone places this year. Their first appearance was at the county fair. After that they settled down to work practicing five days a week. They marched and played at all the football games and the homecoming parade. The Pep Band appeared at basketball games and at a few pep meetings. Other groups within the band played for various community and county gatherings. By January the concert band was ready to give a first-class midwinter concert, and in February they sponsored a benefit dance and basketball game with the State School. uniot Sand

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HI. S. Dooloy. R. Gerkin. B. Ferber. S. Kroll. J. Cobb. J. Root. P. Moor®. P. How®, A. Koonan. H Moran. B. Long. B. Hylloberg. II. A. Kathinski. D. Vorduin. J. Lynch. I. Joslin. D. Miller. H. Schauf, D. Anderson. B. Horn. G. Deschnor. H. Travis. M Long. I. Miss Baillios. M. McClolIan. D. August. N. Swan. B. Arnold. P. Matur. J. Hibbard, J. Scheurell, K. Flood. B. Harris, S. Fallon. G. Implccim. Toten5ic5 % The forensic season this year has been a grand success with thirty students participating. Miss Baillies spent many patient hours coaching these students. Those who received an A rating in the local contest were the following: Humorous Declamation . Mary McClellan and Doris Anderson Extemporaneous Reading . Bonny Harris. Betty Long. Jean Joslin. Betty Lou Arnold Oration . Paul Mazur and Donald August Non-Humorous . Barbara Ferber. Shirley Kroll. Barbara Horn, and Joyce Root Extemporaneous Speaking . Ronald Gerkin The first two listed in each division represented school at the league contest at White-water. League Winners: Barbara Ferber, and Betty Long. Victory Speakers were organized as part of the school's contribution toward the war effort. They delivered speeches to various organizations and classes on vital topics concerning civilians part in the war. 24