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

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Left To Right Standing: Gene MacDonald, Kenneth Davey, Emerson Hamilton, Manager, Edward Schroeder, Kenneth Elston, Seated: Byron Granger, Robert Petersen, Earl Theodore, Clement Slocum, Emerson Rigo. BOYS' BASKETBALL Varsity! Varsity! Varsity! The word echoes throughout the halls and lingers in the hearts of the students of M. H. S. Our team which lost all the memhers of last year's Varsity both first and second strings through graduation and one boy, who, at midfyear moved to Hartford, won only fivc games. Clem Slocum, Ed Schroeder, and Bee Rigo played the forward line with Gene MacDonald, a Sophomore, and Bob Petersen filling in very capahly. Earl Theodore hugged down the center berth with Ick Allen, another Sophomore, acting as his understudy, and Barney Granger with Keith Kishbauch taking over the guard positions. When Keith left us, Ken Elston took over the control with much of the pep which is typical of the teams turned out in our high school. Bill Schleer, a freshman, and Bish Davey took over the guard duties when Barney and Keith or Ken's work was through in the games. Through graduation we hid fair adieu to Clem Slocum, Earl Theodore, Ed Schroeder, and Bish Davey, who though not supermen on the basketball court, shared thc victories and losses alike as true sportsmen, and they take with them the fine memories of the game. Home- V-Mat, Sussex, Away -Mat. 28 Sussex, Home--Mat. E. Mauch Chunk Away +Mat. 27 Ben. gm. Milford, Away --Mat Ellenville, Home-Mat. 31 Honesdale, Home! Mat Hamburg, Home-Mat. 16 Portland, Home-Mat Milford, Home-Mat, 36 Alumni, Home-Mat. Otisville, Away -Mat. 25 Otisville, Away Mat Honesdale, Away-YMat. 30 Hamburg, Away Mat Portland, Away -Mat. 18 Milford, Away Mat. Green Dreher Mat. 27 Tournament Milford F LIBBRYZ' A A Ann Justice ron AL:-.J OUR osMocRAEV roagvzg ' f' ff ' ni?-' ' if:-L '75 592 Z iii ' TW' 'f 'Qf f- W -- - ff , fsifffr.,- ? 'iff' ,I si. V r -gf -- 'i 2 -5 4.5-:if ' -'1-- - -- e' . L, . ' H f 'EG :iff '- i 2 W 56? 4? G LN .af QV!! :fmt 's X ll! ,WN of 2 he T 1' I 1' , ,, .. f' '- ai-:ag 1 ff in Tv ,,, - 'j f i X .- a f, 'i ,f mf -' cz X ir . 1llh,nl :'Alf - X fgj-2ffm.,Q..3,L Cf : 1 V 13,1-u-.. E x xv I 'Q I .ll...ull ,- n YW 55 I , -IAQ- . -. s 1 1- f f 'f ' -4 - - vs - 4'fs..f-1' .

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,V ., I ,Q 'Q-...Wm l.ell lo Riglitg Standing: Hrrhert Haas, lvlahlon Boop, Fred Anderson, Durward Decker, Nial Hamilton, Leon Krause, Edgar Sheare. la-ll lo liiglitg Sealed: Paul Cherry, Rohert Petersen, Gene lV1aeDonald, Harold Allen, Vvlilliani hel ileer, Alva Travis, -lay Deegan, JU 10B VARSITY A pass from Petersen, a drihhle and there are two points rung up for the V's. Boh . -' H'1lul.u', aered as the captain lor the team. Along with uBoh who played at the guard posi' non were Bill Schleer guard, 'xlckn Allen, center, and Gene lV1acDonald, and Alva Travis at ilu- forward posts. lletween Hlteen and twentyflive hoys turned out for the Grst call and although some clropf p--tl mit, the squad still remained ahout seventeen or eighteen in numher. l in l s ' ,. V':, won only one game. One reason he-ing the lack of experience and the fact that last yvar's iunior varsity squad was promoted to this year's varsity, Some oi the other hoys who played a good game of haslrethall :md gained the recognition ol the students were Nlalilon Boop, Fred Anderson, Indian Krause, Sain Hamilton. dBoh XX'lu'a1on, Ed Zenes, Jay Deegan and the Cherry hrothers, Bohn and Paul. These hoys :yuued a great deal of knowledge and experience of the game and should go far in the sport ol liaslcetliall and help to put out championship teaius for Mr. Case in the years to conie. The haskethall teaiu's success will depend upon the hoys mentioned ahove for a good team lor next year. Next year should he and without douht will he a hanner year, To lvlr. Case we give our regards for his success with his V. team of next year. These hoys played like the good sports that they were and gained the recognition for clean sport and fair play throughout the entire season. VK JUNIOR VARSITY RECORD Home Mzxt. 11 Sussex 21 Horne--Mat, 13 Milford 5 :Mvayf Mat. 4 Ellenville 18 Home---Mat. 12 Otisville 13 Home- Mat. 4 Hamhurg S Away--Tvfat, 7 Sussex 12 AwaykMz1tan1ora1s 14 Otisville 33 LIBZRTY Ano Jusrice Fon All-, 1 OUR oi-rliocRACYX LOREVER V. av- ,f',.:v - ,,g:. il!-' I 'gsii f' 1,61 -:,-if-, 1,12 '-j ,C L , 1' ?fjF Lf' r ir- -. ' -- a ' V riff' 7 Q. ,ici 'K' 'A L f'f7?1f , -. - v '-- -, ,-4 K :'-2' 1'-1- . -i , N 'ifgfgfy ' Ii , M dll x l H' f .1 Q'ff.',,5i's rff - Y' -4 ' 1 61 -if We-2 - f- view Tl' 'f-A51 1- C, --ss llll j 'Visa 'i ff' 1 rr 'i 'I' n , . ggi:-.1 I ,' fr, 1 f vv 1.-.I .1 ff JM! ' ,N ' ,2 Xfxi:.714nf:f rQ'fJw.l.li 9143, 4 1. I f f 1 .1 ' 'L f' X'- IN-7 .. f g , fx :iw A gt 4? 'ef QEFTIQ' E 5'?f1'N'j:1fT? i -Ji MA 1