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

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lf Left To Right: Top Row: Emerson Rigo, Kenneth Elston, Karl Meyer, Frank Curtis, Douglas Currv. Second Row: Wayiie Boop, Paul Cherry, Byron Granger, Annette Henness, Evelyn Wil.lizii11s Lloyd Edwards, Robert Riggs, jack Quinn, Robert Petersen. Third Row: Durward Decker, james Aber, jack Hosier, jack Campbell, Robert Phillips, Williziiix Spliethoff, William Percival, Mario Ciecotti, Edgar Pettit. Seated: Virginia Morton, Marjorie Hubbard, Helen Zenes, june Rappold, Cynthia Warner, jean Campbell, Muriel Drescher, Florence Fredenburg, Catherine Proctor. JUN IOR CLASS Cn Sept. 2, 1941, thirtyfhve eager and willing juniors marched into Mr. Hebcrlig's room to begin another year of school. Three days later the class organized with the following results: President .,,.,.........., ....,,,,,,,,, E merson Rigo Secretary .............,..,.....,, VVilliam Splietholf Vice President ..,....,.....,.,,.., Cynthia Warner Treasurer ..,,......, ,...,, ,,,,,, N 7 irginiu Morton Business Manager ............................ Karl Meyer A week later we lost one of our classmates, Willard DeKay. One of our first projects as juniors was our play, Shoot the Works. This play, while no record breaker, added a neat sum to our treasury. Then we ordered our junior jackets. The jackets were different from any others of former years in that they were made of corduroy. In late November, we welcomed hack to our fold, Robert Danley. better known as Dobber. juniors did well in athletics: they filled half of the offices of the A. A. and many of our class participated in soccer and basketball. Then came December 7, and with it, japan's treacherous attack upon our country. Dobber Danley answered the call to arms, by joining the navy. After Christmas vacation, we were sorry to see Keith Kishbauch leave us for Hartford, Conn. During the year we sold sodas, paper savers and pencils to increase our treasury funds. We leave you now hoping to greet you again next year as Seniors 'fa 'F KA si 22 a ' fi M- 'Qt s ffsu YQ K' ,f if ' N .-A -??,--1:5511-ini' ,ic ,Tk-iff? T K'-- 4 if '57 Q .-, rar +2 N ' 'lf r sql. .,3T-sf...-, I? ' 'Q t il' - 5 ff? if-QL: . 1,5 W -it L - - .Ulm lf'-3 MNH in it

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.. LT' SUPPIISIN' You D0 It -- We 'Can't! jane Taynton had all E's on her report card. . June Cole lost her gift of gab. Eddie Loux acted serious. 'Charles Curry turned into a glamour hoy. john Strunk should forget his good manners. Gin Schumacher didn't have a boy friend. Mr. Heberlig came into Wediiesday morning study hall and diklllyl say, Let's make a study hall of this, people. Mr. Clark stopped stealing cough drops. Hippy Bond played clean basketball. Turk Adams came to school early. jack Quinn didn't try to 'find an excuse for something he did Hitler became a Romeo. Bob Phillips became a V man. Catherine Proctor got a feather cut. Mary Blackman wasn't valedictorian. Mr. Boop grew a head of hair. as Clem Slocum woke up. Bill Moon got a sun tan. Charles Pflanz became a jitterbug. Aliteo Colaiaco didn't wear a flashy shirt. Senior boys passed health. Doe Cutler lost her interest in airplanes. Senior girls won a vote in home room meetings. Lucille Wheelus got A's in Latin. Shirley Harris became a chatterbox. Miss 'Convery didn't call the basketball girls, plugs, Elsie Travis in a quiet mood. Mrs. Ball not teaching first grade. Vivian Aumick letting loose. Miss Christ picking up her feet when she walks. Emerson Rigo and Babe Granger not traveling together. Mr. Case as Costello. Earl Theodore not keeping Maud out late. Gerry Basham with straight hair. The Seniors had enough money to graduate. The nine o'clock hell didn't ever ring. Emogene Fisher was hitten by the love bug. Eddie Schroeder had nothing to say. johnny Basham came to school on time. Ruthie Chamberlain married a minister. Bish Davey kept awake all through class. Joe Whcnlseheid got lock jaw from chewing gum. Miss Bilder stopped talking shorthand. The Seniors did their homework. Mr. Krause had fingernails. The ,laps won the war -w-- Oh! My Cod! of if :if 99 -i 'wp'-Q, i iff- -arid 'Q Q -1 if ' is f Si-L7 ' '41 1. h 'ymgg'--i gl: '4' ii f iilf-. fi ,--E.-- - ,, e -L ,M S 12524. 2? -' z' - wif i C ,l ?i x'::1'r:kaL':f2 'Wi J' , f E T 1 if ' ,iv i X 1-isa 'i' 4 L kl',?9 ,. if Q 'I ' gf-L? .::'l J Y 7 -gg. 6 - .H I1 V nom: Q -ia g. iifi :A

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Left to Right: Top Row: Rohert Parker, jay Deegan, Robert Cherry, Fred Ast, Gene Carpenter. Second Row: Mahlon Boop, Art Smith, Leon Krause, Thelma Hunter, Marion Curry, Faye Burger, Herhert Haas, Rohert Wheaton, Fred Anderson. Third Row: John Cloud, Edward Zenes, john Lauer, Ferris Cokelette, Harold Allen, 'Charles Brink, james Smith, Gene MacDonald. Sealed: Shirley Padgett, Mildred Briard, Ruth Bloker, Louise Ciceotti, Cordelia Loux, lmof gene Roberts, Elsie Brown, Helen Fedorka, Maud Slocum. SOPll0M0llE CLASS This is the class of '44 hringing to you the highlights of its Sophomore year. We started the year off hy electing the following officers: President ...,.,,.,, ...l.,,....,,...... I ay Deegan Secretary .,,,, ...... F aye Burger Vice President ..............,......, Robert Cherry Treasurer .. ........,.......... ......... F red Ast We have certainly lived up to our class motto, which is, We increase as we go, for we have during the year, increased in knowledge as well as an amount on the right side of the ledger. We are all looking forward to heing together next year as the Juniors of M. H. S. We also wish to thank Miss Convery for her helpful guidance she has given us through- out our Sophomore year. QJWLW ,ll Q ig ii: nf W v -ff' 1? 'F 'L 9. i if U ?- Zj' A will if ' f, jf . r Q T352 -all ,i.,5,,,,,.,,,,, -gig, ,,, Fully r , , A5 f a. il l - -tug --'Z , G V- A . 'Ja i 7 55135 'C ' -V gif .L-rel - l l' x1 -:-....Lf,,- J, -is I t','.!qrT - ' ' EE? viii' 'gf' ' x. uns.:-.