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

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ELSIE LUCILLE TRAVIS Let's not get Nosey, Bub! Elsie -Cast of Professor, How Could You '40g Glee Club, '39, '40, '41, '42g Secretary of Art Craft Club, '403 Treasurer of Glee Club, '42g Dancing Club, '41, '42, Staff of M. H. S. Joumal, '42g Music Festival. Well, well, look who we have, it's none other than the song bird of the Senior Class. Elsie Travis. After taking a part as a southern gal in our play, Elsie found herself confronted with many prospects for romance. However, some' one has told her to, Remember the lvlainefslf' Elsie makes an ideal partner for anv young man who likes to dance, and Freddie is one of those. Besides being the life of any dull class, Elsie has played basketball with excellence and ambition. Elsie hopes to take a business course at Dayton, and we feel sure she will find success as a business worlcer. Elsie can be seen most regularly riding around in a car. Whether it be her family car or the car which brings her to church and to dances at the school. We wish you all the luck and success in the world and in anything you attempt to do. LUCILLE MARJORIE WHEELUS Oh Fiddle Dee Dee Louise Music Festival, '39g Glee Club, '41 President of Artcraifr Club, '4lg Basketball, '41, '42, Dancing Club, '42. Louise as she is sometimes called by the majority of us Seniors is one of the best square shooters in the Senior Class. She has always a cheery thought. Al:hough Louise is a slow moving crea' ture all you have to do is mention basketball and zoom- -she's off in a flash. Needless to say, she is one of the best and can be depend' cd upon for at least two UQ points in a game. Not many rumors have been heard as to thc opposite sex, but we are sure her trips rn Port Jervis with her pal Shirdy are not in vain. f Who is he, Louise? J This girl is another on the nurses' list and we hope that all her patients will love her as much as we loved her through school. More power to you Louise, Q5 km Chgx Q, -za- ifff yefe KW 171 'MY 'uf X ff xg! 1 T be r Q e ng 59 if fi ' Y V- 'T--. h 'C I -f2'?l..-' 1 i 4 ,. L'-'- l 5 -4? Cz, ., J 1 if Email!! C C i 4 ff' ' .- . X' X fa 4 , fig' C ff' ff, L. 11' T J- A IW FAU A . my A V ,tsp Q1 , c '-f1L'?' i i. 1 -' us , ' . 1515.7 li! K 'if ft' 'V F c' S-all 4 1W lf ,

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JANE MELVA TAYNTON For crying out loud Taynton Cast of Professor, How Could You '40, Class Treasurer, '41, '42, Secretary and Treasurer of Dancing Club, '42, Secretary of A. A. '42, Editor of Journal, '42, Edi- tor of Yearbook, '42, Music Club, '40, Dancing Club, '41, '42, Music Festival, LCast of The Curse of the Crystal Ball '42. Jane is our best loved Senior, and also our busiest. Besides being an honor student and an officer of every organization to which she belongs, Taynton is Editor of the Delaware, the M. H. S. Journal, and is Mr. Clark's sec' retary. Furthermore, she handles every job with thoroughness and efficiency. jane's mind may be with us, but her heart has moved to Connecticut with Keith. She can often be heard singing, Miss You , much to the despair of a certain Senior boy. In Professor, How Could You and The Curse of the Crystal Ball, Jane showed that acting is not the least of her accomplishments. We and the audience thought she was swell. With all her experience we know that Iane's ambition to be a secretary will surely be fulfilled. Even without it, her pleasing personality would carry her to success. CATHERINE MARY TINSMAN Chl Cut it out! Kate Glee Club, '39, '40, 41, Music Club, '42, Dancing Club, '41, Music Festival, Staff of Journal, '42. Catherine may be the smallest member of our class, but 'she is far from being the baby. Her scholastic standing is high even though she has less time for school work than the rest 0'f us. L Catherine always does her part in extraf curricular activities too. She proves the old saying, Small but mighty. She has run up her score on selling tickets and candy. Although Kate hasn't acted in any of our plays, she has been on hand as wardrobe mistress at every one, helping the plays to go over in a big way. We think that Catherine is also a mis- tress of someone's heart. How about Ia? lt is rumored that Catherine is headed for the altar after graduation. We have not the least doubt but that Catherine will make an excel' lent wife. ' 9' 'V ' lg To 5 ,Q ' 'X X 1 , . 55 .M 5 -was 5 C 2' 45 ' 57 5' 'L .

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JOSEPH EDWARD WOHLSCHEID HHH Bubii SGJoe7! VivefPresident, Sportsman Club, '40, Secre- tary-Treasurer Sportsman Club, '41. Whang! Another rabbit bites the dust Of course Joe shot it, who else? Hunting, fishing and trapping are all among joe's hob- bies. Ask him anything about wildlife, the chances are you will receive an answer based upon his own experiences. He will not bore you either. In class his humorous pranks never al' low a dull moment. This young man has also been known to ensnare the hearts of a number of our local girls, but not satisfied with this, he has gone afield in search of new hunting grounds. We happen to know that there have been happy hunting grounds 'for our game lad. As secretaryftreasurer of Sportsman Club, Joe has held down a twofrnan job with ease. Joe is undecided about his life's am' bition, but whatever it is we are certain he will succeed. So here's wishing you Good Luck. NIAL WICKHAM WARNER Let's go to Milford GOO Stage Manager, That Crazy Smith Family, Professor, How Could You! Curse of the Crystal Ballhg Treasurer, '393 Business Mana er, '40g S ortsman Club '39g Danc- g P ing Club, '40, Airplane Club,,'41. If the Army and the Navy ever look on Heaven's scenes. They will find the streets are guard' ed by the United States Marines. Yes, the Senior class is represented in armed forces of the United States, and we proud to say that representation is in United States Marines, and we know we ably represented through the services of Nial Warner. The Declaration o'f War in 1917 found a certain local man enlisting in the 1917. Pearl Harbor and December 7, 1941 proved too much for the son of that man, and shortly afterwards Nial left us. In school Nial was a plugger who could allways be depended upon to do his share. Bef cause of this, we've got a certain when the bluebirds return to the of Dover, Goo' will be back. It is our sin' cere wish he brings back both MuzZy and the Mad Dutchman. That's our idea of wishing an American Doughboy success. the are the are Marines in hunch that white cliffs --171:21 :f ee 'fl-1' .541 2 'J 99 -If 5 'T Vi: 'Lrg'-- A ' 37 ' .ii -i.a..-ff-.1--'2 sf' f'r'91f7Efa 'Q f ' fh!Y -. -1:-c::.efr :.t.:.:5gFs ,II 2 ,af-11 EH . fr --' Q1 S s e. a-4 2?-f'fe'ff MF ., 4 y a -, ff-,li if 5- ' ' ef J-is