Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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StucCmt Officers: President.............Tom Fleming Vice President .... Joel Smith Secretory-Treasurer . Sue Carol Bruce Adviser .... Mr. Kleyenstuber The Student Council consists of the four class officers of the grades 9-12, with Mr. Kleyensfeuber as adviser. The Council meets every other week. The purpose of the Council is to give the students a chance to voice their opinions through their representatives. The greater part of the time this year has been spent adding and revising the amendments to the constitution. Health and Safety, Welcoming, and Fire Committees hove been appointed. The council was responsible for the selection of the excellent entertainment provided for us by the special assembly programs and it sponsored a dance for the Seniors in May. They conducted the elections for all high school offices at the beginning of the fall term. These accomplishments were made possible through the able leadership of Tom Fleming and the interest of the members. 3rd Row: C. Brondt. B. Cummmgi, G. Babcock, T. Fleming. 2nd Rows 0. Greer, B. Hugg, B. lulher, J. Smith, J. Kcmmett, P. O'Brien, D. Dickman. lit Row: Mr. Kleyemteuber, $. Grobel. 0. Hewitt, D. Simpion. S. Brvce.

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Septan a id Flute —Nancy Fullerton, Arleno Nelson. Oboe—Jeon Uttor. Clarinets—Mory lou Anderson. Fred Kroll, Phyllis Boyce, Mary Colvin, Nancy Hall, Barbara Davis, Jennie Stevens, Gail Olson, Jack Toylor, Joe Kirkpatrick, ond Elhelyn Hoelzet. Alto Sax—Grayson Babcock. Marilyn Brost, Donna Hurdis. Ronald Wangerin, John Brunswick, Shirley Belk and Jerry Olson. Tenor Sox—Wally Bruce. David Welch.. Boritone Sax—Sue Grebel. Cornet —Dick Van Alen. John Granklin. Goodrich Gevoart, The band storted out early in September by playing at the Walworth Co. Fair. The bond performed at all home footboll games (even if it was cold and rainy on some of the nights). After football season ended basketball season began and the “Hungry 18“ took over with a few additions from the rest of the Band. On January 30, 8 members were selected to play at Lake Geneva in the Mossed Band of 100 pieces, under the direction of Paul Yoder. Those who participated were: Grayson Babcock, George Gollenon, Dick Van Allen, Mary Lou Anderson, Mary Colvin, Donna Hurdis, Ron Johnson, and Bob Doherty. The Band led the Homecoming Parade, Memorial Day, Eagles and also played at the Gordon Tuflli, Bob Ka cgumo. Morilyn Zom iorff. Horn —Annobclle Spencer, Marilyn Clark, Marion Kroll, Dave Greer, Jean Detchner. Trombone—George Gollehon, Bob Doherty, Arnolo Kromer. Jim Smith, Joyce Johnion, Eorl Ouinney, Donna Hewitt. Boritone—Keith Wallace. Ba »—Ronold Johnton. Clifford Hugg. Bell lyro—Betty Piehl. Drum —Clifford Wolder, Mory O'Brien. Wilbert Clark, John O'Brien, Joe Kemmett, Bill Hodge. Pot Scheurell. Drum Majorette —Joyce Elliott, Joyne Finley, Annobclle Spencer, first Red Devil game. On March 25, 38 members went to Whitewater to participate in the solos and ensembles contest. Among the entrees 8 got Starred Firsts, 5 got firsts, 16 got seconds and 3 got thirds. The students getting starred 1st who will go to the state contest were Jayne Finley, Class A, Twirling, Dick Van Alen Class A Trumpet, Grayson Babcock's Sax Solo in closs A, Sax Sextet, Grayson Babcock, Marilyn Brost, Donna Hurdis. Wally Bruce, Ron Wangerin, and John Brunswick, in Class B; Clarinet solo by Dawn Grove in class B. Dove Greer's French Horn Solo in Class C. Philip Taylor Twirling in Class C, Dick Van Alen, and George Gallehan Trumpet ond Trombone Duet in Class A. 8