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

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Standing: Left to Right: Keith Kishhaueh, Mario Ciccotti. Earl Theodore. Harold Allen. Wzlltel' von Ignatius, Rohert Petersen, Williziiii Spliethoff, Mr. Wtaiwdley, coach. liront Row: Left to Right: Kenneth Elston, Gene Carpenter, Emerson Rigo, John Strunk, cap- tain, Gene MacDonald, Arthur Smith, Edward Schroeder. SIICCER The opening week of school saw practice held for scheduled games with Ellenville, Stroudsf hurg, Vxfaymart, and W:1rxx'ick. All teams with the exception of Vsfarwiclc State School were considered out of our class. john Strunk as captain, and the coach, were all out for making a good team as usual. However. in midfsoccer season, 'foothall was suggested and soccer in- terest was on the wane. Hereftoffore, interest and morale were of the Hrst order. Three weeks after practice Ellenville came to Matamoras to win Zfl in the last quarter. Matamoras made a good showing in spite of the fact that eight letter men graduated last year. Two games were played with Vsfaymart in which Wziyinart won hoth hut found more resistance in the second game. Vv'arwick State School gave us two games in which Nlatamoras lost 312 and won 3'l on days that were full of rain and the field a sea of mud . The Stroudshurg game at lvlatamoras was hotly contested. The score was lfl until three minutes remained in the vesper period when the center half came through to make the game Zfl. Several weeks later Matamoras closed the soccer season with East Stroudshurg victor over Matamoras. As the curtain ol night closed in on the last moment of the game, so Closed the five year history ol' soccer 'lor M.H.S, The return from the playing held to the dressing room displayed thoughts among a group ol' hoys, which were divided hetween two camps, one of foothall, and one of soccer memories. For example, Matamoras undefeated and champions of the Sullivan- Pike League. Thi- old order now ehangeth to the new football, LIBZRTY AND JUSTICE FOR ALL ' ?l vii-All-lv f -41-d f,4 ujfjjifssfv :flu lfJf'.2 5? ffCLl,,l2?3g5giX -:-f:,oRTVE , .T ii' T-A ff 'hr' 'Q-532-1 W -5' 'c lm , nc I-faffffjf . ' .. -4 ff all X FQ, ,rf 1, 1 fig.. 'ffl Cf-Pa llll wit i WA? A' f - J ' ri- llllllllll c A 3 E25 I gy 1. 'lf fl dl 'TV ,ld UK '-J X , 5 ll T XXX ' N ,I fi- A'f:Tfr'1::'lf- Vk'5fffll,l..ll Ci ' V V K ' -0- . -'T 'TA ll I f'Q.-X'-L7c '-.2 'Z' WTA l fb' , L- ' 1 .Lal in sq .V -J J It . fx . ,1 In EJ Q K ---i 13.-I-v Vi 1, Y ll. ll 1 Lu-fl' ,V -T ' 1 33 .3E7fl,,, - '-- ,- , A - Ev- , F'-'Q '

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I Left To Right: Standing: Joyce Laizure, june Rappold, Virginia Schumacher, Manager, Muriel Dreseher. Virginia Ivlorton. Lett To Right: Seated: Annette Henness, Kathryn Proctor, Verna Bond, Captain, Lucille W!heelus, lvfaud Slocum, Thelma Hunter. hx. l-t lille. li X lt l l lil Xt GIRLS9 BASKETBALL Stop! Look! Listen! Yes Sir, you guessed it, here comes the girls' haslcethall team. The girls played exceptionally well this year. They were always on the alert to gain a goal against their opponents. Captain Verna Bond pulled our team out of many difheulties hy her cool thinking and quick advice. Although we lost one of the hest forwards last year fluanita Hennessl the forwards this year filled in well. There will he three new memhers to lill the positions of Captain Verna Bond, 'loyce Laizure and Lucille Wheelxis who have added lame and glory to our school. The schedule was as 'lollowsz Tvfillord' ll Honesdale- 28 Portland - -I 6 lvfatamoras- Z3 Matainoras-V - 7 Ivfatamorasw-29 Matainoras--- 8 Green Dreher 14 Ivlatamoras 23 fPolio Game! Milford-f'15 Honesdalew- 19 Portland- - 9 Alumni--13 Mataniorasfl9 Matamoras-V-14 Matamorasa - 9 Ivlatamoras- 72 6 Milford 25 7 LlBERfZ y AND -105111505 FOR ALL-X 1 ouR oemocRAeY Fonevzg fitfflfw ' A ,..: fl- ' if ,f-'Q 'i 'iii ' 'rf TW' - at if ff ef' f W peril? W2 ft E :-:sf t t '21 -5 S-A-:fe ' Jie -' - ' ' rs eff fn l V it ,p re ,gi at M- - nfl lM1 J'i ' 23- C1-'X l.. f 'VJ ' 2?X' i KK 4 W9 ll! A K 5:4 XA-:I-Qlfh A li rljtfgf ,lx C Vj... - 1 V1 'j ff Hr' 2 fTT1xfa-'Lila U' L4 'fr' ffm-45' .E Q , ja 10' lr xikllllvll'-' R - L i?-1-QW.- ij l-112-1 '

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Left To Right: Standing: Emerson Rigo, Vice President: ,lane Taynton, Secretary. Left To Right: Seated: Williarix Spliethoff, Treasurerg john Basham, President, ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Every year an Athletic Association is organized in the Matamoras High School for the purpose of hnancing the school sports. At the hrst meeting last fall, the ahove persons were elected ofhcers and have served emciently and faithfully throughout the year. The Athletic Association is usually the largest and most important hody in High School. This year has been no exception. Aside from the regular privileges of sports participation and reduced rates at haskethall games, its ninetyfeight members have also enjoyed a reduction in movie admissions. The participants in sports have made M.H.S. very proud of them. Much new equipment for future use has been purchased this season, This necessitated 'hc use of red ink in recording the financial situation of this organization. To help halance the hudget and aid in national defense the collection of junk has heen undertaken hy the High School students. 1 The cooperation of our friends has helped to support the morale as well as the finances of the school. To these friends the Athletic Association says Thanks . LIBERTY Y AND JUSTICE Fon ALL OUR DEMOCRACY foqgvgg -3'Eg?'f GF, 'F V ' PTT 9 KX --,JD . -., , 'i -ig Cy: H' '71-fT rye, Y, 7, Q I ff- rf 21 W C - 3-if -f-fllqj L f eff? f-fe V ff! rr A - - aj . , 5 f, if Q5 4 Kg 7x 1 V! .z x E tw ff A ' L .4 I ' If r - if 5 gi A 1 1, .fa LQ it is .. ' eC ,,i 3, ' 'iff Qi 354- ,ff 1 ' 'W' X! N - r. . A rg-Qfw.l.1y 9 1217- gg' T r A K In EJ I .lL.i1'lw- il B' rg-Xl-Ig-T22 9 J ga I l 'E s a ., g fi M o Q f' . ' ' mis t? A Wise 1 , L if ii d - I X K leine A 5 .g:fvi?gl1T T i TT, , ,