Delaware Valley High School - Delaware Yearbook (Milford, PA)

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JOHN EDWARD AST WARD W. ADAMS Doxr't Get Rational Turk Track, '39, Soccer, '405 Junior Varsity Basket- ball, '39, '40, Assistant Secretary of Sports- man Club, '41, '42, Sportsman IClub, '42 Is it a bird? ls it a plane? ls it Superman? No, it's just Turk trying to beat the last bell. Cne day some mud got in his way, and we leave a description of the result to your imagination. Turk is an all around good 'fellow and has special ability as an artist, as proved by his work on our yearbook. He is an excellent salesman and an excellent lover, especially when he's with a girl named Elsie. Turk is full of fun, ready to annoy people on the slightest excuse. Ward went out for basketball. several years ago but has not continued his efforts recently. However, he can be seen as an interested spec' tator at every game. He was also a valuable as- set to the track team last year. Ward is planning to be an engineer, if Uncle Sam doesn't claim his services first. To Turk, our only advice is, Don't be late when opportunity knocks. uso what 'fJo1m', Casts of Professor, How Could You '40, That Crazy Smith Family '41, The Curse of the Crystal Ball '41, Claw Sec- retary '39, '40, '41, '42, Dancing Club, Business Manager of The Delaware , As- sistant Editor of The Journal. Ladies and Gentlemen: May we present for your approval the Business Manager of the 1942 Delaware, John Ast. John selected the commercial course 'for his high school endeavors. His achievements in this field have been amply rewarded. Congratulations are in order for his draf matic ability, for what would we have done without him in our class plays, Professor, How Could You, That Crazy Smith Family and The 'Curse of the Crystal Ball. Although John was not an active particif pant in sports, his faithful attendance at all contests was most reliable. John has been the faithful, efficient, secref tary of our class for the past four years. Wheii any information was needed, he was johnny, onfthefspotf' His accurate account of class meetings are most complete . Following graduation, John expects to enter the field of industry. His endeavors in this field are sure to be crowned with the same high caliber of success that attended his school days at M. H. S. W. if a if .fifiis rf: f J af'-earnest ef fi QA J --N .-.: ,H f , f. X ffm 'is s 'g f --4 A als. . - .ff-fr Md . it - .

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EARL WILLIAM THEODORE Is that right?,' Tedo Eighth Grade American Legion Awardg Basketball, '39, '41, '42g Soccer, '415 Assistant stage manager of The Curse of the 'Crystal Ball g Dancing Clubg Art work on the Joumalg President of Class, '42. Tall, dark, and handsome is our Class President. Although we must admit this hard rock fellow has a meek spot in his heart, and this shows rather prominently when members of the 'fair sex are around. Not only has this dashing young Romeo led us as Class President, but in all school activities he has been out front plugging along. On the haskethall court, Earl has taken the old rulwher off the hoards many times to the sorrow of our opponents. Many games have been lifted from the fading embers of defeat by Earl's snappy passes. When marks are given, again we Gnd him out in front of most of us, The publication of our book finds Earl plugging away for the honor of being an honor student. Something seems to tell us he's going to bc one. Like an old Indian Chief, Earl has a slogan which is Slim-cum, easy go, and he surely follows this in life. His hopes for the future are unknown, hut when he finds his wagon, we know he's goin', s ' T 1:5 iii. 2 L Q27 -if .3-E-Jan J . R,f5'if34Efi'5E3 -:f fm - ., ' '5 -if-'rfw' . PW will . ll11I,l , X E

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VIVIAN NAOMI AUMICK Oh Sugar Viv Home Ee., '39, Checkers and Dominoes, '40g President of Music Club, '413 Basketball, '4lg Dancing Club, '42. A girl that rides and never walks A girl that smiles and very seldom talks. Thats our Vivian. She is the quietest girl in the Senior Class and that isnt saying too much in this class of ours. Viv is one of those quiet unassuming girls that is well liked by all her friends. ll you should see an long, black, sleek cur standing outside the school, you need not stop to wonder who the lucky girl is, for it's Viv. One would think Viv would have a long string of Romeos looking 'for a ride in that curg but somehow, she has shunned the local boys and a certain young fellow from Port lervis has been the one to get all the rides. For two years, Vivian cavortcd on the bas' ketbull court, but the Senior year found Viv among the rooters on the sidelines. Viv has her diamond and plans to get married soon after graduation. We want to wish you QAIJI the luck and happiness one person could possibly have in your years after M. H. S. GERALD WILLIAM BASHAM Dont Get prestidigitoriusn Gerry Treasurer of Class, '40, '41g Cast of That Crazy Smith Family '415 Dancing Club, '42g High School Band, '41, '42. Romeo, Romeo, where fore art thou Romeo? Here he is girls. Gerald Romeo Basham, the Shiek of the Senior Class. Gerry is a very willing worker, he al' ways has his studies, and will do anything you ask him to do. There is one catch though. You have to put a mild form of dynamite under him to get him started. He has had quite a bit of trouble making shorthand and typing agree with him, but finally they decided to get together and every- thing is just grand now. Like his brother, John, Gerry has trouble waking up in the morning in order to get to school before the last bell tolls. Honestly though he has made it at least 'five times. Gerry makes a very attractive A E3 P boy, but with his daydreaming we've seen him do in school we're sure he has a higher goal and with a little 0omph he'll make it with no trouble at all. 1. ,.ss..s,,, f' - - L.. ,., ESL' 931 11 a ' , ...f fn. S .y --f'i ' V -- y .., . ,gl Q fi. ff .W 3 Y- as 'l r',.c- 'V , 3 x 6 ,,, ,Y - rg, - , i 1 r 4' lf' i fa' HW GR- ff ' I ill vm