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

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KENNETH C. DAVEY Ain't that awful Bish Soccer, '38, '39, '40, Basketball, '40, '41, '42g Band, '41, Music Festival, '39, '40g Dancing Club, '40, '41, President, '42. Physically speaking, there is more to this fellow than any other member of the class - two hundred thirty pounds with only one suit of 'ilongiesv and one pair of heavy socks. Like all big people, Bish has been very congenial, and in all of our activities, his initiaf tive has served in good stead. Sometimes Bish's sense of humor gets him into trouf ble, especially with the teachers, who seem to have difficulty in understanding his humor. For the past year Bish has been wear' ing out shoe leather in walking a certain girl home from school each night. Oh, well, Bish isn't worrying. After all it's the Schumacher's daughter that he takes home each night. Bish displayed his managerial ability for our Soccer team, way back then. He has also ref served a place on the bench for Coach Case's Fighting Five. We know that wherever Bish is located he will be having a good time. With his good tiines, we wish him also good luck. Y EMOGENE MURIEL FISHER I don't known Fish Glee Club, '40, '41g Dancing Club, '41, '42, Cast The Curse of the Crystal Ball, '41 Business Manager of Play, '41g A. A. Member. Emogene is the virl who is allways on her toes when it comes to studies, although wc can't understand why, because she is a little taller than most of us, and besides we think she's got a little more in the top than most of us. Do you get it? What this young lady lacked on the athf letic floor, she made up for with a bubbling enthusiasm as a follower of all our high school sports. After seeing Gene as a gypsy teller in The Curse of the Crystal Ball, a good many people in the audience realized that they had seen their first gypsy. This was just another one of those opportunities which she has capitalized on to show how a joh should be really done. In her chosen profession of nursing, we believe Gene will again come to the front- - and the white walls of some hospital will exf perience the echoing footsteps of another Florence Nightingale. as sl is c - H vpn 9 1' hx -I ,W Rv 6 fa, 35,427 fail 6 U fi' s 'lv ff ' i ts ff .ft -f-.T 'gill ' a - eL'I g' ' lv' 1....,,-5'-5- r'+ ii L igia- it f 2 ,gffsfsuic , ,fin . , if fa ,g ' 33554. 11 Ap! X, J N mil' it 352255: -:T ffl ' . .L Fi ,Ji - . . .1 G -liz' E A K M' .12 'e f fe ti s . 5' 1 ,ffm f lk '- 4 n if , I ' X f

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CHARLES LIONEL CURRY . Wzin1xa Bet Chut Property Manager, Professor How Could You , '40, Checkers Club, '40, '41g Air- plane Club, '42g Staff of M. H. S. Jour- nal, '42. Clint is a quiet and industrious fellow. Ile has worked hard and has inueh to show lor Ins larhors. He has heen on the honor roll tl nunihei' ol times and has won the approval ol Mr. Decker for being a good janitor. He has heen an assistant in this field lor two years and is an expert at the Joh ol push' ing the broom. Clint will go lar in this hig world we all have to lace, heeaiuse ol' his honest sincerity. Clint did not play basketball. He is not the athletic typeg hut whenever there was sonietliing to do lor the class or the school, lie was willing to do it. lt has heen rumored several times that our Clint has a girl in Port. ll this is so. why not hring her around so we can get ai glimpse of her. All kidding aside, Chut, we want to take the opportunity to wish you all the sueeess .intl happiness you deserve in your future years. DORIS ANN CUTLER Hey love Doc Casts of Professor, How Could You, '40, That Crazy Smith Family '41g Dancing Club, '40, '41, '423 Staff of M. H. S. Journal, '42. May we present to you the poet and writer ol the Senior Class. Doe earn he seen typing her fingers to the bone in Mr. Boopk oniee. She makes an ellieient seere.ary, heme one ol the top students in shorthand and typing. Ah! Love! Doe' seems to have her share and it's all wrapped up in a eute aviator known as 'ARoddy. He keeps her on pins and needles telling her ol his unihitions to fly hoinhcrs hetween South Anierien and Africa. Ol Course Does acting alhility should not he overlooked. She showed her true colors in Pro'lessor, How Could You, and Nllliarl Crazy Smith Family. She has always heen at contender for hon' ors seholastieally, and we are sure her ellorts at Scranton Keystone junior College will lst- equally successful. WhillCN'Cl' Doe's anihition may he, we wish her the hest luck. .t gg Hg MHA? f 1117 We -5' -A64 All , M JA 5 'S si H g if W u-,CREP-iyf yi ' WF if 5 .-Q -if V, - .Q A Yhvn .l V N I Lf' .25 f 4' gs fi. is --.-- --'-- F --e.5,,:-,,-142: :ff :ask l if vi 7 ., , A' . . :. 1. '. '. - 3 . '-' WT' , .13 2. 6- Q A f lk 4 1

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JOYCE MARY LAIZURE SHIRLEY MARTHA HARRIS Aw nuts Shirdy Music Festival, '39, Girls Glee Club, '40, '41g Dancing Club, '4l. '42g A. A. Member. We have here a shy little Miss who we are proud to say belongs to the Senior Class. She is one of those giggling blue' eyed girls, one of which belongs in every graduating class. Don't interpret from this, that Shirley is a quiet girl. Something else, she's as ready to get into mischief as the next Ollc. This young lady is a fine example ol the rule that those who work hard are always rewarded, for Shirley, by plugging along, has gained the plaudits of the faculty and her class mates. She seems a little boy shy or something: because we have never heard her speak of any heart throb, although we have noticed that Pete Peterson seems to enjoy dancing with her, and we are not sure but that Shirley giggles just a bit more when sheis dancing with 'iPete. ' Shirley has her wagon hitched to being a nurse, and we 'feel sure some Prince Charm' ing is going to awaken to look up into a pair all giggling blue eyes, and from then on they will live happily ever after. Oh, You Dope! 610, Basketball, '41, '42, Glee Club, '40, ,4l, '42g Dancing Club, 40, '41, '42, Cast of That Crazy Smith Familyng A. A. Member. Joyce is the singer of the Senior Class: she is always in harmony with whatever the rest of the class is planning on doing, never a discord, always in tune with the rest of her classmates. Love has come and gone in Joyce's life. lor, for all her youngness, Joyce surely gets around. She has had more than her share of boy friends. Some day the right one will come along and Joyce will have to eQAstJ her other beau in the drink. Basketball can brag of Joyce, as she is one ol' the Varsity 'forwards and she is a darned good one. When there are points to be made. the coach says Joyce go in as forward, aiwl her worries are over. Her ambition in life is a secret, at least. we don't know much about it. Perhaps she will realize her hopes of being an airline hostess. Good luck, Joyce. . f--S fin- -A T . Q ,-' ' -,Q - .177 iq:-7 Q lb r L. - -T 1,56-Wh f --e- J, ig' L- 3 ' ., ' QNJ QA : 5? 5 , ' tr- 43. ' ji V S I i,.::gef:,L'.:L,:'fQ: 'ri -:! I E., Jar' 1 N S t - V, J ld, H If ,N F' 'A'1',l '-'ik A Q f f' ' 7 'l ' sa' 1 Z 3