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

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J UNI0ll PLAY April 25, 1941 the curtain rose to a large excited audience who had eoine to see That Crazy Smith Family. The play took place in a little Eastern town in the living room of the Smith home, Tony Smith Uohn Bashamj was the sensational foothall hero who was being chased by college representatives. Betty Smith fD0ris Cutler, made a very attractive majorette as the leader o'f the School Band. Aunt Bella fVerna Bondl tried her hest to vamp Professor Slattery CGerry Bashamj. Pa Smith Uohn Astj thought his children were the hattiest children in town hecausc of the crazy things they do. The other characters acted equally well. This play was under the direction of Mr. Case. - ' I -. , ,C Q f-. g,fJ!B-- ,?, N Yagm I- , f f -?'1c.,+U 757-5 . F, Q- gf F53 rfb i, 2 exf- vii' 2, mizf Jon?-F he 1. e-ee'fAF,-o..- 59 FFT i f '3,fvfn'laTG4 iWi,-S 11- 4'i11-f,-s'5A':?.5E'n' a rig-zfmg ag- nazi tm, , -33 rw ' ,A 'A ,.zr-L-x ?4-V .fi ,f' 'XX W -fq:RfF'9,,t- 'J gif.-.,f, ' A '-a- .,r tj 1 ay -4 I- 'i k 'W' in ,-7 4 . 1.04. 474 ,.- , fi:1f -5 , F -A i g ff 'v deaf- t --5 N T4 lfiff - ne-gt 4:-:gr .fn of f-1 11 s mrsaii A-'s-at -les'-. CA 5'T?f 2 2.6.-IV' F ' 'Tgf'i-fl'-355-'fl-4'?f':ci,'gE't+?3 ..1,., ,Q L-rfi:,'?32i5'h 1' 'Tj w g Gaiam fi5',Q:i'1fiL If gli? f f1+l-t,- fl' ' .-f- V ' 1 , f' ' 1'x+ L ' ' ' '

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Left To Right: Back: Evelyn Williziiiis, Cynthia Wariiei' Left Tu Right: Front: Willizliii Ulhri-sk, Richard Garins ill CHEERLEADERS MfAfTfA-M-UfRfAfS MfAfTfAfMfOfRfAfS MfAf'I'-A-Mf0fRfAfS MATAMORAS! The favorite cheer of M. H. 5. Students rings through the halls led hy the engineers ahove, These four 'laitlilul pepfinspirers added a great deal of spirit to our haslcethall games, as anyone who attended can testify. At the hcginning of the season, only twn veterans of last year's squad were left. ln rc' spnnsc to an appeal hy the A. A. several candidates tried out for the positions. The student hudy Chose Bill Ulhrick and Richard Garins, wlm have shown that they are worthy uf the july M. H. S. is proud of its cheerleaders and herpes to see them at the foothall games next fall. Keep up the good work, kids, we're hehind you. -- - - e - ' -- E -f: 1 ?fY'i.bK if 'LJ ' A wa R 'iii ,Q 11 fi .4152 rgyjl ii-E1 e 3-if ' 1 -' E it 1 x.. -he f: . wifi V he H .- Q Lkllit' 77716 'Ania' lf!! .Ag 121-, f it Mft QQ! ' i n f M +- -lg v wi ' i ---: .mv -1 ' . . A lg - - - 1 .W?.. A fi 'df' V .ILQ4 4,-.ii - if 5g.,rgw 1 , .. -QWQW 7 - ri, 5. 9 - -V-fha - f . ig, , P3 -Y . -.f H.- y ,,. 'I-1' if , V..r, 4- . T l X 4 H -1 J , 1 . . A J?-ip V M V ' ,':.....-H--',f.L-' .'-cn. j ' . - f f, ,95 ' f A- . - Ji'-vi-Z. 5. lg

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