Delavan High School - Comet Yearbook (Delavan, WI)

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 If has been a great privilege for me to have served the last nine years as superintendent of schools ot Delavan. I have enjoyed the cooperation of on understanding board of education, a cooperative faculty, and student body, and an appreciative group of parents and citizens. The greatest thrill a school administrator con have is to see the boys and girls of his school system conduct themselves in a manner that is worthy of the great investment made in public school education. No school system is without its problems. We have been no exception. However, the fine all around spirit of our student body has been one of the greatest pleasures of my life. I am leaving a host of young friends whose memory and friendship I hold as my greotest possession. I will always have a great interest in the activities of Delavan Public Schools. I sincerely hope that my successor enjoys the same cooperation that you students have given me. My great hope is that Delavan Public Schools continue to be the pride of this city and community. SccfreniKtendeKt TftnA. 1 iu$6k Secnettvuf Sc£o l SWtW The members of the school board are as follows: Secretary .... Mr. R. E. Ackerman President Mr. M. P. Erickson, Mr. Lisle T. Brunswick Treasurer Mr. R. A. Miller Mrs. A. H. Lowe

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TO THE STANDBYS: The teachers are a patient crew. But shucks kids, they're human too! Sure, they get mad and cross at us. But the way we act. who wouldn’t fuss? Could you smile all day—be pleasant of mood, When all day long kids is actin' rude? Or if you were talking—could YOU be mute If someone distracted you. trying to be cute? You know, kids, really, they take a lot; Why, they sometimes hafta holler, 'fore silence can be got! And we dash through the halls—afore ’em and behind 'em. If we jostle ’em and bump ’em, we don't even mind 'em— We expect to be humored when we're sullen and sad. But let THEM get moody, and we get mad! So think the thing over, and you’ll realize. That after all's said and done—they aren't such bad guys! Third Rowi Mr . Mearnt School Nunc Min Roque History Mr. Mourn Phyiio Chemiitry Bon'c Review Min Schoenemann Engliih Mr. Schultz Physicol Education Min Borg Vocal Muiie Mr. Zimmerman Sociol Science Second Row: Mr. Curry Mathematics Min Puariea Home Economici Mr. Dixon Mathematics