Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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GOLF 1945 Mr. Picpor. R. Sargent, 0. Muxxy, 0. Doherty, H. Kaihuto. Not Pictured: Jim Do»i». The 1945 golf team had a successful season winning seven matches while suffering three defeats. Two of these three defeats were at the hands of Beloit, who later became State Champions. The squad received added experience at the state tournament in Madison. Three valuable members of the 1945 squod, Ken Dahl. Earl Olson, and Lloyd Nelson, graduated and are now in service. Whitewater . 0 Delavan 8 Beloit . . . 16 Vi Delavan 4% Beloit 17V, Delavan . . Vi Lake Geneva . 4 Delavan 1 Lake Geneva . 2% Delavan 3Vi Fort Atkinson . 3 Delavan 7 Vi Whitewater 3 Delavan . . 7 Stoughton 0 Delavan 6 Stoughton 2 Delavan 5 Fort Atkinson . 3 Delavan . . 6 CHEERLEADERS S. Fallon, A. Fleming. R. Crowe. J. Schourell, Joon Scheurell. 6. Morrii.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR OF EVENTS September 14—School m«mi after o mmiwr lull ol sunburns. swimming. Ireks lo the qordens. and your lift! poy check over $20. September 17—Clots elections. Charlie Schmoling wot elected president of the Senior Clots, a desenring lod, who con be counted on in ony cose. (Whol do you soy, Willie?) September 18 and 19—Tryouts lor new cheerleaders were held in the gym this morning, and the ploce wot overflowing with oil kinds ol tolent. Sid Follon, Bonnie Harris, and Joyce Scheurell achieved their lifetime ombitiont. September 21—Edwin M. Steckel presented lo the Senior High today o musical progrom which proved very entertoining. October 8—Hit Music Mokers. Need we say more, well, pleexl October 14—Homecoming it on its way, with Harriet Marnholti as queen, ond B. J. Horrit, Ann Keenan, Delores Bruce, ond Nancy Thiering at her court. October 17—Bert Shurllefl. former pugilist and now an English prof, hod the ostembly rolling this morning with hit ’‘Wrestling Revelations. October II—One of the most successful Snake Dances in yeors wot held tonight after a huge bonfire ond pep session. Thir wot followed by more cheering and songs in the middle of town, ond a free show at the Delovan Theater. October 20—Charles Wolf and hit Aristocrats (who's kidding who) played lor a fair crowd at the Homecoming Dance tonight. Did you dig all the young stuff with the senior boys? October 22—Miss Ethel Apenfels, anthropologist (bone expert, to you, pal) of the University of Chicago delivered an interesting lecture to our happy throng. November 1—Mr. Sam Grathwell, an F. B. I. expert, gove a lecture on the ort of being o guy like Dick Trocy. November 2—Culture, that's what it is. culturel Dr. liang spoke to on orderly group (for o change) on Pocific offoirs. November 3—Sodie Howkins Dance, with Fingers ond Nancy Thiering grobbing honors os Doisy Moe and iil Abner. November 4—Whot could it be that the Lake Geneva fellos see in our hep III' town? (Please refer to B. A. and A. F.). November 16—The Dromat Club pul on The Summons of Sariel in Oregon and received deserving acclaim ond on A rating. November 22. 23— Here Comes Heaven Agoin, with two whole doys of Thanksgiving Vacotion. November 29— The Summons of Sariel was presented for the students and very well received. December 5—They've done it ogoin. Sariel, under the direction of Mrs. Duchac, won at the Stole One-Act Ploy Contest. December 7—Delovan bites the dust ot the bonds of Elkhorn 33-23. December 10—Mr. Kteyensteuber returns from his duties in the Army Air Force Weather Station in Arizono, lo lake the General's place, who is now o personnel manoger at Borgs. Good luck lo both of them. December I 1—lions Club starts on Essay Contest on how to beoutify Delovan. December 1 2—Christmas Concert presented by the Vocol Dept. December 13—Canned food drive for starving Europeans . . . Chos. Schmoling, exec. December 14—Delovan loses a real good gome to the lake Geneva team, 38-25. December 21—A Christmos donee with Bud Wilber's orchestro starts off the holiday season with plenty of kicks. Jonuory 1, 1946—A brond new year filled with oil sorts of new resolutions. Januory 9—Tryouts for the three One-Act Play Contest. January II—Book review on General Morshall by Mrs. Wasson. Woke up kidsl Jonuory 14-18—Semester exomsl Okay so you do get o dollar for every A you receive. (Okay, so I'm broke.) Januory 21—Mr. Corl Thoslenson bids goodbye to the Navy ot the Novol Acodemy Prep School in Bainbridge, Maryland, ond hello to old D.H.S. We're glod to hove you back. Jonuory 25—A lost E.H.S. team defeoled our boys 35-30, in a gome owful hord to lose. January 31—Happy birthday. Webbl February I—Mrs. Duchoc leaves our madhouse to join her veteran husband. February 4—Mr. Ronotd C. Gee. former A.A.F. instructor, joins the leaching ranks here at Delovan to fill Mrs. Duchact place. February 12—Sub Debs held their annual Valentine's party tonight ot Kali Flood's house. Februory 29—The Senior Class turned out some sleek deols today os the girls pushed their hair atop their heads ond donned suits ond stockings. March 6— There once was a man named Gee. All the girls looked at him with glee. When he'd come in the morning all the girls would slort swarming ond soy, 'Oh Gee, that's for me.' (Courtesy of Sid Follon, Esq.). March 8—The first of o series of informol doncing sessions was held in the gym tonight. Coke was served, and the jernt was reolly jumping! Morch 14—Another dance wos he?d in the gym tonight sponsored by the Student Council, ond everyone was there, including Sammy Houffe. Moose Kucker, ond Sliv Slovin. March 18—The Senior Class ploy storied its proctice tonight, under the patience ond expert guidance of Mr. Gee. Ick Davis keeping the company in constant stitches. Morch 23—The District Forensic Contest in Fori Atkinscn was held todoy ond as usual Delovan made o fine showing. But the best is yet lo come, so. read on youth, reod on:—Senior Closs Ploy Footloose. Prom. Bond Festival (2 days), Jr. Sr. Picnic, Sr. Bonquet, Closs Night, Bacculoureate. ond Commencement, 30