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

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Iwi! lu Rlplhff T up: XX'lHi.lI!I TlI1NlIl2lI1. XVIIHQHH Hunter, Loon Krauss, Ed 'zu' Shears, Garland L l...1L-Q, Arllmr Smnth, Clmynqgc Mmm, Hdwld Illukvr, Mnhhm Bump, Rulwrt Mfcjlllllillgll. IA-it 11+ Ilxglmtg Mxcldlvz Rxulmzuxl LLIVIIIN, Ruin-rt xxvlldlllbll, Arthur Von Ignatius, Xxyilhlllll SCIIIUUI. xxvllllillll Spllvllmrmif, liulwrl fflu-ny, ljllllllld Rulwwls, c:l'2lKllDI1.c:llSUI1. Gulf EXVIWLIIIIQ, Nurmsm Kmllsc. IA-H lu Rmglntg Pmltmn: Enlwquml Zcnw, Gem- Mclimmhl. Rolwrt Pctrrscn, Pillll Chvrry. Frzmk .I.1y l,k'k'11JlIl. Tlw xludrnlx f1lIIf.lr4, Karl M cyur, Kvlmctlx Elstun, Bryon Gl'illlQfUI', Erncrscm Rxgu, Hcrlwrt HMS, w.1l1tcd it, llw ICilL'l1L'l'4 gun' tlwil' suv wrt, amd linglll thc Sclmul Board vutcd l P Y Yun :IN llkklplnlllkk ll munvy uuuld lu' r.uw.l to support the new spurt. It has taken thc place 11 Sumul H1 mn ul mul . 1 . Mr. Gsm- will lw lwald umclm :md M11 Krause will look after the fil12lI1Cflll cud of tlu' qua!! At tlw clam- ui' tlmix wrilixv. hu haw ll mrcr two CilIl1P1liQIlS which halvc ncttcd uvcr ,., 1, pt x 5. ,'5 tflwzlrnl thc ffvolbznll fund which is stvzndilv clinlfwing toward the goal sct, Ilww Nuys picturcd nlwvc :arc Ihr czmdidaltus, who, nuxr year will Pvc running, kicking, .md PJNNIHQ llmv lull fm' thu Rod and Palm- ul M. HA S, some will he st:u'ri11,f1 on thc line. wlulf wrlwu will tum into lriplvfllmcut bzlckilcld arcs, but all will team togcthcr to bring In-mv xnctuxws :md Ll guml :mmm :ms gmwd spurtwncn fur our school. lwn' SUIIIL' lwyx, lt will bv tlwu' Gwt :md lust yczxr as thcrc will Pvc many Scninrs our for llw I4-.um rwxt ymr U' ur wlmrml rs lmmlicuppvd in I1 way :N must of thu small schools our size in PCl1I1SYIYSlI1ill -I1 mul Inu fmrllwlll xml rm xu lmwk iurxxzrd L+, Al L I I 1' ' s 1 1 x ' ' 'Q ' 1'LlIiIlh gsumi' in Ncw York Stzltc. XVA' will m .ull pmlmlwlllty Nay thc succwnd trams wi' Port -Icrvis. Tviiddlctown. :md Kingston or Nvwf lvuuulu Iwu sg-lmulf with lc-wr !1llHlhCl'4 of st11dcnt4, I.ifw1'ty and W:1rxx'ick may lv' zxddcd tw X . r llw yl.mm-LI whcdlllv, Bllllgtll' is dcfmitcly cm thc schcdulc. Um thing IIIIINI PM Twin in mind I1 xxuu if tha trim 1 X - - , U H x . 's to he Q1 success. Financial sup' yur! xwll hun' tw cmnc from thc parents, lllllllllli, :xml must of nll, thu students thclnfclvcs, This fIII.lllx'I.!l lmckxmg will help tu buy good prutcctivc fuutfwull cquipmcnt 'for the palrticipunts in tfmix IIUXV spurt. In lwimlcling fiIl'l'XYk'H tu M.H.S, tlw Scuiurs gin' tlwir ducpcst rcgrcts that tlmcv will not haw' llw 1IPPHlflIIHIV lu play the HAIIIC. XVHIX alll wfmwrity. wc wish M1'. C4180 thc Mist of I . -.N 'Q :md ml .xll thi -mu N pwwilwlc in his ncw undcrtalking und, also, wc prmnisc to give nur full support IH tlmix xwwlhy CLLUSC. :M wc 11:1 lu prow, gqnnmcs lmvv lwvn SCllL'Llll1Cd with Vwfnrxvick and xx game with T.iTwxlv. LIBZRYY AND ,fx rw' Jusfnce Fon ALL 4 OUR DEMOQRACY FOREVER I if 5 .J -:ns f' :gi 'E T 'Tff 1 'Mft' ' ig' I TF? W -' f ff v' x 135 , . :A A lg , ikwfg Tcyivll u , x f' M - bl V ff' C - -fjf,,,..!, 11-'if QB., md .l-l.LLFf- ff' Hn- nw! uf tha' schcduh' has not hccrm cumplctcd. 1 al.. K i'.,,,v -v- --f- 1:5 51 1? fi LL, V4 ' -1:3 - JH Lf H H A 1 ,V jf-if ah, , f 4 - 41' A rf! N ' I' K ff , , 5 I X f l' f ' ' ' ff x X Y 0 ' , 2 A ,, ll H 7 l fXL-N '7c..l- 'v nf 4 Q55 I X ' I ,cf J X lf K, 51- 7. 1 ff g1..1g1,A- jrfx ng,Ll4 .' ll yi, ul. -r E X .x g 5

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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, , ,

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CLASSIFIED AHPS WANTED: Someone to decide for me who it shall be, Baldy, Binks, John Strunk, John Stewart, or Joe Blow. -june Cole. WANTED: Six new tires for our Greyhound Bus and a prayer from someone who counts that we make it to Washington and back. -The Senior Class WANTED: About six handsome 'fellows for me to select from for the Prom in May. Preferably blends. -Lucille Wheelus. WANTED: Thirty students to take the place of my little angel Seniors leaving in june. Not quite as noisy, if possible. -Mr. Krause. WANTED: A wrist watch with an alarri. so I will not keep Maud out late so often and any hint to the Sussex game is pure' ly coincidental. -Earl Theodore WANTED: Shorter hours for basketball teams, so that the fellows may see more of their girls, -Boys' Basketball Team. WANTED: A handle on the basketball for the girls' basketball forwards, so the scores will be higher. -Forwards on Girl's B. B. Team WANTED: Some more boys, so I can make them ioggyfeyed like I did Petersen and Schroeder. They finally got wise to what I was doing. -Katherine Proctor. WANTED: A new marking system that be' gins with 100 per cent and up so we can balance the first semester marks. -Boys' Health 'Class WANTED: Someone to get rid o'f Katherine Proctor's boy friend. He gets in my hair. -Edward Schroeder WANTED: A stranger to Matamoras who doesn't know my ways, For me and me alone. -John Strunk. WANTED: A new typing twelve class that can type at least 45 words a minute in typing. -Miss Bilder. WANTED: Some wide awake students who will study instead of gab in study hall. sec' ond period on Monday mornings. Pref ferably girls. -Mr. Case. WANTED: A place far away from Mataf moras where certain people can't inter, fere with my courtship of Virginia. The competition is too great for me. WANTED: Twelve row boats in which to transport my basketball team and myself to the games. I believe they will suffice at all times because it always rains when we go away. -Fred B. Case. WANTED: A car that will hold up under two accidental accidents instead of one. -Charles Pflanz WANTED: A course in how to become a farmer's wife, since my boy friend Clem is going to be a future farmer of America. - Coots WANTED: Someone to introduce me to 'Charles Atlas, As it is now, I am very jealous of his athletic build. -Lloyd Edwards WANTED: Suggestions as to whom I should go with for am I too particularl. -Cynthia Warner WANTED: Ambition injections, as it is now I can barely move mv frame around. -Iohn Basham WANTED: Another idea for a surprise af- tack on another county. We had lots of fun with the last one. gulaps-Q Ed.-Better wait to see the price you must pay for Pearl Harbor. ,W WANTED: A gun that will reach from here to Iapan and Germany so we can get in Hitler's and Tojo's back yards without being seen. -United States WANTED: A soap box on which to starr' when I start talking in home-room. -Clem Slocum VJANTED: An interpreter to 'follow the Seniors around and tell us what Marv Blackman is ujabberingu about when she starts talking. The lost-infthefwoods Seniors WANTED: About 8 students who are smarter than we, honor students of 1942, who would be willing to make our speeches for us on Commencement Night. The Honor Students of '42 WANTED: A land where no women exist. I'm having a very hard time keeping mv nickname WomanfHater in this country. - Pete Petersen WANTED: Shorter hours in shorthand so we can cur the period shorter than they are now. It gets monotonous talking that silly stuff. -Shorthand Class of '42 FOR RENT: One badly damaged heart that I've worn on my sleeve for a whole year. - Bi5h -Edward Loux uaznry Ano uusm-.E Fon ALL , OUR DEMUCQAC-Y -,FOREVER M : fc, ff' l gijgiiq ,JJ-'-2 - fl'- -,., f' FL- 5 . -- 1 - ' 1 f ,A tw f hj g K' -if I rails Q f I ,Ii .ww ,aa 1 , y if ,, p v v -L -T If WAKE Mllllh it ,fi-P145 , . rvgfllrxln cll ggi' L? fx it ' L 5-an l' ,if lf,L