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

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To 0ur Advertisers To our advertisers, who have been our faithful helpers for many years, we extend our most sincere thanks and gratitude for helping us again this year to make our book, the 1942 Delaware, a success. We feel sure that our readers will patronize you to their fullest extent in the future. REMEMBER THEM-THEY REMEMBERED US.

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2' 10---Mrs. Purdue substituting for Mr. Clark: What kind of a sentence is that? Ed Loux: A long one. 11--Germany and Italy declared war on the United States. United States declared war on Germany and Italy. 17 f-The P. of D. class went to court Kas spectatorsj. Judge Schull gave us a very cordial welcome. The trial was interesting and amusing. Remember Susie! 19--No more school 'till next year. Merry Christmas everybody. We met Milford on the basketball court. Girls won but boys lost. jANUARY- 5 'First school day of 1942. Mr. Boop called the entire school together and gave air raid instructions. Later in the day, M.H.S. had the first air raid drill in it's history. 6' 'Basketball game with Otisville. john Basham made a beautiful. shot, through the Otisville basket. 8-7-Everybody is behaving. Mr. Dissinger is in school. 13' -We presented a good assembly program ffor a changej 15- Picked yearbook editors and made prospective plans for its publication. 16 Mr. Woodley: ftalking about the uses of the siphonjf f And ol course some high school boys use it to get gas from cars for their crates. 21 f-'- ffhe day before the killing. Semester exams tomorrow and Friday. 26 -We have passed the hall'way mark and everybody is happy. Well. almost everybody. 27--fMiss Lehn cleaned out study hall by throwing out several of its members. 28---Hurrayl We played Milford in a benefit game and won. It was the most exciting game this year. FEBRUARY- I lf-june: fat 4 o'clockj Let's go home. Mr. Krause: Wait 'till the children get through playing. 2---Gerry Basham surprised Miss Bilder with exceptionally good work. She asked, Are you sure you did it in Shorthand? Gerry, I hope to kiss a monkey it's in shorthand! 3- Twink Willers is in school with his camera taking snapshots. He catches us in the most unflattering poses. 7 -Mr. Woodley, Did you bring your book to school at all last week, Emerson? Hamilton Yes, I brought it Thursday, but we didn't have class that day. Mr. Woodley, ls that the reason you brought it? We wonder too. 9-f--Mr. Krause, What do you feed your baby sister? June Cole: Food 10 -We were given a pep talk about candy. lt seems that our budget is still a long way from Washington. 15' --We took half of our printed copy to the printers. 24 Mr. Woodley: What is fog? Verna: What I'm in right now. MARCH- 2--Class Day parts are given out. 13' -jr. Sr. Party. A big crowd and the inevitable rain. 17 -Reverend Mengel talked about St, Patrick in assembly. Mr. Clark: After Reverend Mengel's Hne talk about St. Peter, maybe these people would like to sing some Irish Folk Songs. Oh, I mean St. Patrick. 26 ff-s Measles are still making the rounds. Few high school students have escaped them. 30-ff-No heat this morning so we were sent home after devotionals. Everyone is hoping that it will happen often. APRIL- 2f -Easter vacation begins at 4 o'clock. First Aid girls had a line time practicing artiucial respiration. 7 f---Spring is in the air. Four Seniors were caught playing hookey. We understand several other students got away with it. . Also spring football practice starts. 9-e--We took all the copy to the printer. We also had snow. Ah! Spring. 24 -'Sophomore Play. MAY- 1--Prom 8-Operetta 26MSeniors take their Ilnal exams this week. We've got our fingers crossed. But definitely! JUNE- Zff-Class Night. 5- -Graduation. Washington, here we come! And how? - .ff 4 e :fr i 5 'if'f'5'Si 5 ,, 3 3 .3 flje, fi . 1,4 - -ge Fi 1:33-EV.: .. fir. 235- ' X ifhff lx M ! V lf ' PJ I A f ff 4 , ...sp ' Wt ' rr- ,, .-W , g j e s 4 fL ' - - '1 - L . A , -e--' 'fe fss-11,442 ' .. xmximii-:T J' e,,..' , 1 - '? ti.. -1-ef -4 -e - 1' c ,, re nuff Q f ' ' -N -. ' as if Q pi-. X ' mr 'lf - ' i ' ' 'lr' A - ' af q I x 1 .vm K I A .A ' 1 5 F X lj, ' , I- ' Al' WT l 4 K ' 'K L, K -5 .K H- F' ? Xi 1, ,S i - 4' A. 4 ,, 5 J' .- .-22-aft. e e ,ai D- , r2,1W,., .. ' - A.. --S, - ,-Y ,, G L , 'c 1 f,,1- -, Y. , , , fr' -- .- . ' , 1' , agus' -13, .gQT, ff - rx -- .. sJ. ,ff:ff', K : ,rg - f 'Q-' 'I-. 4 3 -3-. - . -W -1 V- Z- fi i - gil-,. 7- ,ff ,, 4 .1 4- e

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