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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

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Hnuwn uw lfgh-iff f'32ff7- ' I I 9 I U p 1 74wa64:444z9ww Sonzacltocw, ffgaatefalleau. 1620 Qedicaticm 'EY T We the Class of 1957 dechcate DEVAJO to our advlsor MISS Qhe w1ll ever be remembered for her unfarllng frrendshxp and sense of humor Mlss Hankrns has always taken a great rnterest 1n our class and ns act1v1t1es Through her patrent assxstance and gu1dance our actrvmes have been hrghly successful We dedrcate our vearbook to her as a small token of our appre cratxon for all that she has done for us The Qenrors ' Y I U A I . Frances I. Hankins. ADVERTISING . Graham ' E. Smith ASSISTANTS M. Van Etren - B. Snyder BUSINESS MANAGERS I. Meany - W. Oelkers ASSISTANTS G. Bleck - M. Silagyi EDITORS IN CHIEF Gaal M1IIer ASSISTANTS E Lambert M Mxchell PHOTOGRAPHY L. Helms -1. Hudson ART G. Holbert ' A. Hoegger ASSISTANTS H. Cotterill - A. Middaugh TYPISTS P. Fleming -1. Kleh J. Masurack - P. Yennie -iff' m I nr Iv v h' '- lr O THANK YOU We the DEVAIO staff on behalf of the Class of 1957 and the ent1re student body would llke to extend our heart felt thanks to you the taxpayers of P1ke County for makmg possxble thls wonderful new school It IS our aspxrauon that the succeedmg classes w111 apprec1ate what you have done for us and w11l contlnue to carry on the tradmons of good scholarshxp sportsmanshxp and cltlzenshlp J ala TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Yours w1l1 be the first class to graduate from the new Delaware Valley J'o1nt I-hgh School. You w1ll be the first of our graduates to have had the advantages made poss1b1e by a fme new building with its adequate classroom, library health homemaking, mdustrtal arts and locker room f3C111IlBS its new and modem eqtupment tts large and beautiful audltorlum gymnasturn, and the spaclous grounds surroundmg It Some of you have made the most of these new advantages whtle others may not have done so The former w1ll f1nd that the1r efforts w1ll be amply rewarded m thexr future activiues wh1le the latter may fllld themselves handmcapped Each one s consc1ence w1ll tell htm to wluch of these g oups he belongs Up to tlus ttme your work has been dlrected and made as easy for you as your teachers could make lt From now on you must rely more and more upon your own efforts The good that you dertve from further study will depend enurely upon you. The success you make of your llfe career wtll depend upon your own uuttattve. Graduatton from h1gh school w1ll mean different thmgs for each one of you To some tt w1ll mean the commencement of lugher educanonal work to others II wtll be the begmnlng of busmess ltfe or home cares But whether you go to college or go Lnto busmess lmmedlately you should have a deflrute purpose tn mmd Select a goal and work toward 1I wtth eamesmess Know what you want and d1rect your efforts toward that end Those of you who go on to college w1l1 fmd greater opporttuuues m many fields than ever before. There 1sagrowu1gdemand1n1ndustry for engtneers of all kmds Today s young engmeer mg graduates especxally those who show miuauve and prom1se, can qualtfy for excellent posmons at high begtnnmg salanes There IS also a great dema.nd for teachers sctennsts lawyers doctors soc1al workers and spectaltsts m busmess and fmance. lnhlgh schools the shortage of mathemattcs and sc1ence teachers is parncularly acute Enlarged research programs tn government and mdustry have created a btg demand for college tramed sctenttsts The fteld of med1cine needs nurses phystcaltherapxsts pharmac1sts d1et1uans and pubhc health nutr1t1on tsts L1kewise tn the legal professton there IS a need for specxaltzauon tn tax corporat1on and mternanonal law ln business and ftnance college tramed people have a d1stmct advantage over those wtth less tramtng. The outlook IS espectally bnght for those who wtll go on to pursue hlgher courses of study Those of you who plan to go tmmedtately mto the busmess world wtll also fmd many oppor turuues Be prepared to take advantage of these opporturuues The more complex our busmess world becomes the greater wtll be tts need for people wtth at least a htgh school educauon. You w1l1 have th1s background Back It upwith 1ntegr1ty xmt1at1ve, and your best efforts and each one of you should be able to find success The best wtshes of your faculty and frtends go with you as you leave our school a.nd begm the larger life May your hopes and dreams be reallzed to the fullest degree, and tn the years to come may your names reflect credlt upon the school where you spent your h1gh school days May God bless each and every one of you. Ira C Markley ff' W I i X... WX U I ' l A IA! I Q 1' Q I 11 - ! ff fr 4 M ,I asf , f F f U I 1 ff XIX' ,I 4, -A ., IRA C . MA RKLEY Principal FOURTH ROW, Left: B. Brumbaugh C. Lentz, J. Barber. THIRD ROW J. Kiesel, I. Myer, R. Shar1H01'1. SECOND ROW: I. Blackman, C Van Lierde, E. Schumacher, FRONT ROW: M. Weber, R Kleinstuber. Y, if Wr I IU' Z 'Vw 'UaUey, .73owul g.? R. LLOYD JONES Superintendent FOURTH ROW,Right: N. Warner, R. Kayton, I. Anchel. THIRD ROW: C. Hupka, L. Snyder, H. MacGregor. SECOND ROW: G. Farrell, A. Scheel, R. Snyder, D. Nearing. FRONT ROW: M. Armstrong. LANGUAGE SCIENCE Mrs Mrller Mr Fremount 1133 3 'Lv' Mrs Metz Mrs Allen nfs Mr Mankrewrcz Mrs Sterner Mrss Mucha Ak PRACTICAL ARTS Mr. I-Iendrran, Mrs. Fltzpatrlck 'Lu COMMERCIAL Mrs Ryder Mrs Plckwell avi? 4-7- SOCIAL STUDIES Mr Fensrermacher M1ssHank1ns I Y PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr Proctor, Mr Purdue MATHEMATICS Heberhg Mr Hamor ART AND MUSIC Mr Franzen Mr Green Mr James X' - ..... ,..,, MISS QUINN MRS WEBER IQQ Q5 SW! MRS. FISHER MRS KLEINSTRUBER MRS. COX MRS. LAUER MR PUMA MR OPIEKUN MR MARIONI MR TRAVIS MR BLITZ MR GREEN, MR STELZER MR SWA RTWOOD 4 'Q W XX RWM O A Y S 0' --ff' C X X 'I fag N by 4, 011957 CLASS COLORS FLQWER Red afld Whlle Cgfnauon President Vice President Treasurer George Bleek Harold Brigham Henry Cotterill Barbara De Vries Lee Doyle Patricia Fleming Charlotte Gaal Francis Graham Ronald Gregory Ronald Hagemann Lorraine Helms Roberta Hlpsman Anne Hoegger Gwen I-Iolbert Amy Howey Jane Hudson Thomas Kiley Edward Kipp Jacquelyn Kleh Elaine Lambert Kathleen Marchant Joyce Masurack Motto CLASS OFFICERS Class Roll Elaine Lambert Eleanor Smith William Oelkers John Meany Mary Michell Aurelia Mlddaugh Judith Miller Roger Mosteller Donald Myer Kathleen Myer William Oelkers Walter Prigge David Quick Charles Sebring Marlene Silagyi Eleanor Smith Barbara Snyder Richard Spldallere Alice Strait Faith Stroyan Robert Supplee Marion Van Etten Robert Weber Eugene Williams Patricia Yennie To Thine Own Self Be True Secretary. . . . . . . . Marion Van Etten HA ROLD EDGAR BRIGHAM Class Vice-President 1 Boys' Chorus 1 M. Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1.2, 3 Soccer 1,2, 3 Basketball 1 ,2, 3, 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Sergeant -At-Arms 2, 3 Dancing Club 3 Auto Mechanics Club 4 Satch's favorite saying is, You wanna drag ? Satch is the basketball star who has had fun on the basketball bus. He is notedfor never having one of the blonde hairs our ofplace. Satch holdsthe class record for having the most cars while in school. Satch wants to be a State Trooper and we know he will be successful. GEORGE DAVID BLECK UnC1e George' Art Club 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class Business Manager 1, Vice-President 3 Dancing Club 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3 Dramatics 3 Soccer 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Have you heard George say, Well, now, by gol1y ? George is the hunter of the class. l'le's usually found down on his unc1e's farm. After serving Uncle Sam he plans to be a successful farmer. SQ Satch Sports Club 1,2, 3 Woodcarving Contest 1 Student Council 1,2 Class President 2 Basketball 2, 3,4 Cupid in Pigtai1s 3 Baseball 3, 4 M. Club 3 ' Auto Mechanics, President 4 Color Guard 4 That's4a tough break! Bub is happiest when he is quietly sketching or working on a project in Industrial Arts. He is fond of hunting and tinkering with his Merc . BARBARA ANN DE VRIES Babs Majorette 1 Nature Club 2-4, Vice-President 4 Journalism Club 3 Student Council Representative 4 Gregg Shorthand Certificate 3,4 Barbara's favorite saying is Put it over the P.A. sys- tem. She has helped with our food sales, done her share of giggling, and blushes when a certain senior's name is mentioned. B arbara will long be remembered as a member of the class of '57, HENRY COTTERILL Bub LEE DOYLE Lee' Band l Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Sports Club 1,2, 3, Treasurer 3 G. O. 3 Foul Shooting Trophy 3 Human Relations 4 W Lee's favorite saying is Seriously. Lee's competitive spirit has helped push the team to victory. He is often found in Matamoras. He is known for his bluffing and arguing. 1 6 4 K sl .. Q 8,1 Cl , , L. ' ' ni, tiff? J 11,-5 , .V i .arg , , r . New , PATRICIA FLEMING Pat Handicraft Club 1 G. O. Representative 1 Chours 2 Nature Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3,4 Junior Historians 2,3,4 Corresponding Secretary, I. H. 3,4 Commercial Award 3 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Pat's favorite saying is, Don't be so obvious. Pat is the girl with the wistful smile and soft brown eyes. In stature she is tiny and her captivating charm has made her a well-liked member of our class. FRANCIS GRAHAM Science Club 1 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 2, Treasurer 2 Dancing Club 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Who Me is a favorite response of Bill's. Bill was voted the quietest in our class and he has lived up to it. However, he is one of the hardest working boys in our group, We know he will go far in whatever he undertakes. CHARLOTTE GAAL Char Archery Club 1 Student Council Representative 1 Orchestra 1 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3 Girls' Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Dancing Club 2, 3 Class Secretary 2, Business Manager 3 A cappella Choir 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Yearbook, Co-Editor 4 'l'hat's pathetic. A cheery smile and a bright Hi identify Charlotte. She is the hot-rod driver of that green Studdy. She is studious and a hard -worker. Bi11 XX.,- Q5 RONA LD HAGEMANN Eldred: Class Treasurer 1 Mixed Chorus 1, 2 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 1,2 Chefs' Club 1,2 D.V.I.H.S: Class President 3 Dancing Club, Vice-President 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Student Council President 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Ronnie's favorite saying is That's life. Ronnie can often be seen walking with a gall- on of gas for his cantankerous car. He plans to be a doctor. RONALD GREGORY Flash Sports Club 1,2, 3 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Class President 2, Vice-President 3 Baseball 3,4 Auto Mechanics 4 Ronnie's favorite saying is, Your guess is as good as mine. Ronald is a quiet one in our class. Our prompt, courteous friend has often enlightened us with a flash of homespun philosophy. Ronnie ROBERTA HARRIET HIPSMAN Journalism 1, 2 Red Cross, G.O. Representative 2 Band 2 Perfect Attendance 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Oh fishcakes. Roberta likes to hang out at Stark's in Matamoras . She has taken a lot of teasing about F.G., but we really think she enjoys it. LORRA INE ELLEN HELMS Lorie Nature Club 1, 2, 3 Junior Historian 3,4 Improvement Prize 3 Hilliard Math Prize 3 Merit Certificate 3 Senior Activities Club, Vice-President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Lorraine's favorite saying is l kno't know. Lorraine always has a pleasing smile and a gay Hello , As a nurse she will be a big success, Her unfailing help in all activities added much to the class fund. ..Hippy.. GWEN EILEEN HOLBERT Gwen Gwen LS one of the artists of our class Her long hair and black striped glasses dramatize her skill in flirting After graduation Gwen is planning the life ANNE LOUISE HOEGGER Cuz Chorus 1,2 Handicraft Club 1, Secretary 1 Nature Club 2 Honor Certificate 2 Journalism Club 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Executive Staff, Spring Musical 4 Yearbook - Art Editor 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Curtis Certificate Anne's favorite saying is The weekend's almost here . Anne's pretty smile and her willingness to help have won her a host of friends. Since our sophomore year she has not been seen without Hal's ring around her neck. We know that when wedding bells ring, she will make a wonderful wife. IA NE ELI ZA BETH HUDSON Art Club 1 Majorette 1,2 Girls' Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Dancing Club 2, 3 M. Club 3 Cheerleading 3,4 Senior Activities Club 4 Sing Out Sweet Land 1 Cupid in Pigtails 3 Her favortie saying is Why? What for? Her Irish temper, neat appearance, and cute figure have made Jane the most popular girl in the senior class. We know she will have success at E.S. S.T.C. AMY AMELIA HOWEY Amy Junior Historians l,2,3 Dancing Club 2 Chorus 2,3 Nature Club 3 Human Relations, Secretary 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Holy mackerel . No one could ever miss our tall, red-headed Amy when she cheered vigorously at all our basket- ball games. We wish her success in whatever she undertakes. ..Jane If lf? E L ll I I an 4 at T3 lx, ,- EDWARD KIPP Sports Club 1,2 Dancing Club 2 Baseball 2, 3 Science Club, President 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Color Guard 4 His favorite saying is Nuts . Ed is the boy with the protractor and slide rule. He'1l always be remembered forhis Austin with just enough extra room for Marlene. THOMAS KILEY Smiley Sports Club 3 Spring Festival 4 Auto Mechanics Club 4 Anybody got a comb? Playing tag is still Tom's favorite sport although he finds time for cards and bets occasionally. He is a C.A.P. Cadet, and wants to be a paratrooper. ELAINE HELEN LAMBERT Tuney Archery Club 1 Sports Club 1 Girls' Chorus 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Band l,2,3,4 Library Club 2 Dancing Club 3 A cappella Choir 3 Student Council 4 Yearbook Assistant 4 Class President 4 Senior Activities Club 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 No future in it . A V x ,A Elaine is a hard worker who always does her ' Y , ', Q share, plus. She likes bowling, wrestling, horror if cg! ' ,I if movies, and Leroy. ,iw , , M, gy s, S KATHLEEN MARIE MARCHANT Kate Band 1 Art Club 1 Girls' Chorus 1,2, 3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 Dancing Club 2, 3 Dramatics Club 4 You don't know, do you? is Kate's secret remark, Her blonde hair and blue eyes will make her a decorative secretary in someone's office. She has argued merrily with Barbara or anyone else who would listen. ,ns- MILDRED JOYCE MASURACK Joyce' Dancing Club 1 Sing Out Sweet Land 2 Girls' Chorus l,2,3 Mixed Chorus l,2,3 A cappella Choir 1,2,3 Sportsman Club 2 Cheerleading 2, 3 Camera Club Secretary 3 Class Secretary 3 M. Club 3 Yearbook Staff 4 Senior Activities Club 4 Homeroom Chairman 4 Favorite saying - He's my dol l. An attractive girl with sparkling eyes and slender xg v 'fl' graceful hands is Joyce. We can't imagine her with- ' out Dave's blue and white Chevy convertible. We wish her success in her future. 6 JOHN JOSEPH MEANY Jack Class President 1,3, Vice-President 2 Student Council 1,2, 3,4, Sergeant-At-Arms Sportsman Club 1,2, President 2 M. Club 1,2, 3 Sing Out Sweet Land 1 Basketball Manager 1, I.V. 2,3 Mumbo Jumbo 2 Cupid in Pigtails 3 Dancing Club 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Yearbook Business Manager 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Nice day if it don't rain! Jack is witty -alas! He likes to argue with the teache Under cars he can be found, Down at Leesons on the ground. rs in class. f Jr AURELIA MIDDAUGH Handicraft Club 1,2 Chorus 1,2,3,4 Dramatics Club 3 Mixed Chorus 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Aurelia's favorite saying is Don't get all shook. Aurclia will long be remembered for her piano playing. She has a joke for every occasion, Phe is always cheerful. MARY MICHELL Mitch Journalism 1 Glee Club 2 Nature Club 2,3, President 3 Honor Certificate 2, 3 G. O. 3 Junior Historian, Secretary 3 Senior Activities Club 4, President Regional J. H. Officer 4 Yearbook Staff, Assistant, Editor 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Mitch's favorite saying is Don't let it slay you! Our Mitch is always willing to hand out advice that comes in handy. Friendship and loyalty are the outstanding qualities of this gal from Shohola. Aurinda V! K ,nuff if 1: . Class Vice-President 1, President 3 Dramatics l,2,3, Vice-President l, Treasurer 3 House of Greed 1 Little Red Schoolhouse 2 The Ghost Wore White 2 Finders Creepers 2 The Reindeer' 3 Rest Assured 3 Honor Committee 2 Honor Certificate 1,2, 3 Junior Historians 1,2,3,4, President 4 Harrisburg J. H. Delegate 2 Stroudsburg I. H. Delegate 2 Q Senior Activities Club 4 Yearbook Co-Editor 4 Forestry Prizes ' Essay 2, Poster 2 Girls' Chorus, President 4 Executive Staff Spring Musical 4 Scorekeeper 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Nobody tells me anything , is her favorite saying Anyone can see that Judy is a busy girl. ROGER ALLEN MOSTELLER R0ge Band 1,2 Dancing Club 2, 3 Auto Mechanics Club 4 Roger's favorite saying is Two heads are better than one. Hunting is Roger's favorite sport. He enjoys rising early every morning. Roger is another of the quiet boys in our class. He plans to join the National Guard after graduation. JUDITH LOUISE MILLER Iudy' KATHLEEN ANN MYER Band 1 Honor Certificate 1 Honor Committee 1 Nature Club 1 Chorus 1,2 Cheerleading 1,2, 3,4 Junior Historians 1, 2 Photography Club, Treasurer 2 Human Relations Club, Treasurer 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Kathy's favorite saying is, Where's Jim Kathy, whose green eyes shine with happiness is always on hand for a good time. Her sparkling per- sonality, and understanding have won her many friends. DONALD JAMES MYER Don Band 1,2,4 Science Club 1 Chorus 2 Dramatics Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 4 Little Red Schoolhouse 2 Finders Creepers 2 Junior Historians 3 The Surprise 3 Rest Assured 3 The Storm 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Don is known around the school for playing the tuba. He has given us much entertainment acting in Dramatics Club plays. He plans to be a mortician and we'll all be dying to see him. His favorite saying is, What do you know about that . Kathy CS WALTER WILLIAM PRIGGE Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Sports Club 1, 2, 3 Class Vice -President 2 Human Relations, President 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Let's go to the Palms . Walter is known as King of Shohola . As a pitcher on the baseball team he's tops. Through the years his love for Jamaica has never died. WILLIAM CHARLES OELKERS Class Treasurer l,2,3,4 Homeroom Chairman l,2, 3 Improvement Prize 1 Junior Historians 1,2,3,4, Treasurer Harrisburg I. H. Delegate 2 Journalism Club 1 Honor Certificate 1,2, 3 Dramatics Club 2 Little Red Schoolhouse 2 Human Relations 3 Good Citizen Award 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Yearbook Staff - Business Manager 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 It's enough to kill you! 3,4 Pro Prof. is known for his efficiency as our class treasurer. He usually has a smile and is always will ing to work. He will soon be in college studying to become a C. P. A. Tex if DAVID QUICK Buckey Baseball l,2,3,4 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 I.V. Basketball 1,2 Boys' Chorus 1 Rifle Club 1 Soccer 2, 3,4 Class Business Manager 2 Sportsman Club 2 M. Club 3 Dancing Club 3 Varsity Basketball 3,4 Auto Mechanics Club 4 The Storm 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Favorite saying, How bout that? Buckey is one of the sports players of the class. He can be found just about anytime down by the school - Jane's house. After graduation he plans to go into the service. No matter what he may encoun- ter we know he willbe a success at anything he does. IACQUELYN K. ROSENCRANCE Jackie Class Secretary 1,2,3 Nature Club 1, Treasurer 2 Dramatics Club Secretary 3 Cheerleader 3,4 Senior Activities Club 4 Yearbook staff 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Gregg Shorthand Award 4 Iackies' favorite saying is, Young and Foolish Jackie is well known for her neat appearance and efficient manner. She can uSL1a11y be found giv- ing a cheer for D,V,l,H.S., working in Strippels, or writing long letters. We wish her the very best of luck with her new home. l CHARLES IRVING SEBRING Charlie Science Club 1 Sports Club 2 Nature Club 2, Vice-President Nature Club 3 Auto Mechanics, Vice-President 4 Crowell-Collier Certificate 4 Charles' favorite saying is, Oh yea! When the nine o'c1ock bell rings Charlie can be seen walking through the senior class homeroom door. He can often be seen talking with the boys about his souped-up car. MARLENE GRACE SILAGYI Molly-O Lodi High School, Lodi, N.J. Orchestra 1 Science Club 1 D. V. I. H. S. Secretary of Class 3 Human Relations Club 3 Yearbook Staff - Assistant Business Manager 4 Senior Activities Club 4 Shorthand Certificates 60, 80, 100 Crowell-Collier Awards 4 Marlene's favorite saying is Heck no . Marlene can almost always be seen co-piloting Eddie's Austin. With her cute giggle and charming personality we are sure Molly-O will succeed in whatever she undertakes. ELEANOR SMITH Ellie Chorus 1,2 Handicraft Club, Treasurer 1 Junior Historians l,2,3 Nature Club 2 Journalism 3, Assistant Editor 3 Class Vice 'President 4 Senior Activities Club 4 Yearbook Staff 4, Ad Manager 4 Curtis Certificate 4 l don't know , is her favortie saying. Her curly eye lashes, dark brown hair and witty remarks have made Ellie a favorite. She and Ann have been inseparable, Wedding bells will ring soon. 1 ,J 3 Q Y 15, 'V I -gil BARBARA SNYDER Barb Chorus 1 Nature Club 1,2, 3 Junior Historians 1,2,3,4, News Reporter Honor Certificate 4 Senior Activities Club 4 3100 Club 4 Yearbook Assistant Ad Editor 4 Crowell'Collier Award 4 Curtis Award 4 Barb's favorite saying is Heavens ! She is our girl from Dingman's Ferry who always has 8 Pleasant smile. Her sense of humor and will- ingness to help have won her a high place in our class. ALICE BEATIZICE STRAIT Allie Girls' Chorus 1,23 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3 Camera Club 73 lluman Rtlations 4 Let's go to Virginia , is Alicos usual sigh, Alice is tht tall, sweet, hriglrt-c-yt-u girl whose hobby is writing and receiving long Army letters. Although she is undecided about the future we're sure it holds happiness, :Life RICHARD IOSFPH SPIDALHQRE Rie Baseball 1 Sports Club 1 2 g Basketball 1 2 3 Junior Historians 1 9 3 Human Rtlations Club 3 Auto Mscharncs 4 Rich s favorite saving is Hev Tom Rich is the mathematician of our class Com plete Xs ith Jokes and Joshmg, around he ls a typieal Senior We wish him luck in Pt nn State -Q' I ' l Q .2 . V-A .. '4 5 as f W if U Q-H15 FAITH STROYAN Faithie G. O. Representative 1 Dramatics Club 1,3 Junior Historians l , 2, 3, 4 Nature Club 2 Rest Assured 3 Press Club Secretary 4 Curtis Certificate 4 Faith's favorite saying is Ie ne sais pas and her sentimental nickname is Daydee , Faith is slow to get started butperseveres late at night in finishing her assignments. ROBERT JOHN SUPPLEE Bob Nature Club 1 , 2 Perfect Attendance 2 Dramatics Club 3 Human Relations 4 Bob's favorite saying is Darn it . Bob is always willing to help the Seniors. He likes fishing and boat riding especially on the Delaware River. Bob plans to be a salesman in the future. MARION ELSA VAN ETTEN Uggle Archery Club 1 Class Secretary 1 4 Dancing Club 2 3 Class Treasurer 3 Senior Activities Club 4 Crowell Collier Certificate 4 Marions favorite word is aint Qhe s quiet but is a good secretary You ll find her bringing her Dad s hot Jeep to school Her shy smile apologizes for any mistake she may make ROBERT VICTOR WEBER Web Sports Club 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 Junior Historians 3 Dramatics Club 3,4 G. O. Representative 3 Rest Assured 3 Homeroom Chairman 4 Web's favorite saying is I flubbed . Web just likes to fuddle around in his spare time. He can usually be found goofing around with the boys or bragging about his Plymouth. PATRICIA YENNIE Pat Library Club 1,2 Archery Club 1 Chorus 1 , 2 , 3 Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2 Dancing Club 2 Pen Pal Club 3 Senior Activities Club 4 EUGENE W ILLIA MS Sonny Dancing Club 1 Chorus 1,2 Basketball 1,2,3,4, Captain 3 Sports Club 2,3,4, President 3,4 Foul Shooting Trophy 2 Baseball 3,4 Favorite saying is Indubitably . He has been a reliable authority on national professional baseball players, and a loyal Dodger fan. For months he practiced foul shooting every morning before school. Sonny's carefree manners have made him popular. Yearbook Staff 4 Favorite saying is It's not me, just the rest ofthe t world that's wrong. X She has enjoyed working at the Matamoras Diner, and likes sipping sodas slowly or just riding around IOWF1. xy mmwwmm vor fffffflfff sifllilll 00:3 M if xxx mm mm NNT A Dear heavenly Father we pralse and thank Thee for bllflglllg us throuqh these twelve years of school We thank Thee for our parents and teachers who have per severed w1th and helped us through thrck and th1n and we thank Thee for helplng and standrng, by us at all tlmes, even when they couldn t Lord most of all we thank l1fe and have xt more abundantly Dear Lord we ask that Thou w1lt forgxve us for our shortcomlngs and unworthrness of all the wonderful blessmgs Thou hast bestowed upon us We know rt IS not by our own ment but by Thy goodness We ask that Thou wrlt be wxth each and everyone of us IH the future We know we cannot go on w1thout Thee for wrthout Thee we are as lost sheep Lord, we do not ask just for wealth and success but that Thy wrll rmght be done 1n our llves 1n whatever we mrght undertake for we know not what the future holds but we do know who holds the future In Jesus name we pray Amen x-N KNKK NY Q7 vo dd dl ll 1, 6 'ffl 111 if an 99:5 w as NN ms NN NN . , -:Ov f Q , J Thee for thy Son and our Savior, Jesus Christ who died for our sins that we might have QM Q W v fr, l. 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With this shoottng skill he ll be A gunner in the infantry A streak of lightning Just went past Satch just gave his car the gas At basketball he s simply great And with the girls he sure does rate Henry with his slick D A Basketball he likes to play l-le travels near he travels far Either alone or in George s car Giggling and laughing is Barbara DeVr1es 'Che can type along with speed and ease On a certain senior she is sweet That is why she dresses quite neat In our class is bee Doyle Who always goes by the Book of Hoyle At basketball he does his best His high scores tell the rest Patti Fleming has great skill Without her the yearbook would be ni She always is tidy and neat Quch a girl you Just can t beat Charlotte IS a worker in our class She never has trouble trying to pass After school she goes to work Fitting shoes as a clerk Shy and quiet is Francis Graham For a test he will never cram A helping hand he gives to all Whenever he does hear us call White shirt great big grin Ronald Gregory just walked in Maybe he seems quiet and shy But really he is a wonderful guy The Council President is Ron Sometimes he is really gone A doctor he does plan to be And make himself a Money Tree Our athletic girl is quiet Lorraine' She never gets an ache or pain Che drives her car with reckless glee A nurse is what she plans to be. K Xsf Q13 r N 0 49, L .1-go a-1+ Q-04 QQ? pw' ,- X CLASS POI-JM fContrnuedJ Here s Roberta ready to work Class dutres she drd nf-ver shrrk Off to Brble shcool she ll go So mrssronary work she 11 know The short hatred grrl rs our frrend Anne She has a Harold for a fan Wrrtrng rs what she lrkes the best We know rn lrfe she ll weather the test Long brown harr and rnfectrous grrn That s our Gwen who Just came rn She lrkes to rrde rn cars we know And rs always wrth a drfferent beau Amy s harr rs brrght red When she s around nothrng rs dead Thrs grrl we thrnk rs srmply great May success and fortune be her fate A cute cheerleader rs thrs grrl Jane grves all the boys a whrrl To E S T she rs bound And at home she can be found In our class rs Thomas Krley To us he rs known as Smrley At partres he rs always gay Flyrng around wrth hrs slrck D A Eddre travels at a darrng clrp In hrs math he 11 seldom slrp We know he lrkes a certarn grrl Who always keeps hrs heart rn a whrrl In our class was Jackre Kleh Always smrlrng throughout the day Sometrmes she seems rn a trance Because her name s now Rosencrance Elarne the presrdent of our class Is of course a spunky lass Of Matamoras she s a resrclent A great leader that s evrdent At the Polar Bear our Kate rs found Heaprng rce cream rn a fancy mound She rarely speaks but a few words She lrkes a certarn Drck we ve heard T ll and slender rs our Joyce We know that she has made her chorce She plans to marry Dave qurte soon And spend her lrfe on a honeymoon jack Meany rs a busy guy On the grrls he keeps an eye In hrs Chevy he tours the town Wrth Bunk he rs most often found ,.,-f' till 0 my 'X 123. 9 flfxy fl 'ffl ,- is' Q-,f .fm .I 31 fo b? ,, b ii , 9 ' I f' ss! 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She seems to know the latest news And who is going out with whose Judy Miller likes to watch the stars And someday plans to go to Mars She likes to study all the time We know in college she ll do fine Roger has a real gone car In it he can travel far We re not sure what he will be So we ll just have to wait and see From Milford Hill comes Donald Myer From doing work he ll never tire He sold our candy and soda pop As a salesman he s on top A peppy cheerleader 1S our Kathleen In her eyes there shines a gleam You have never seen such a likeable lass She was chosen prettiest of our class Billy with his bright red hair The teasing he has tried to bear Although in stature he is small As our treasurer he S on the ball From Shohola way comes Walter In hunting he will never falter Looking for a life long bond He should choose himself a blonde Here comes Bucky across the floor Boy he sure can raise that score But you know when he s shooting high A motor s roar a flash of red Charlie Sebring is there ahead We don t know how he keeps the pace But he always seems to win the race A trail of giggles follows Marlene Lighthearted and happy but quite serene She is always Joking with a ready smile With her eyes on Ed all the while Eleanor Smith with her curly eye lashes Around the building she hurries and dashes She does her work with a will We know she is fond of Bill 4 i ,o 94, l I 09,5 QW l WN ? X 4 2 4 ,ff'Qj f' 7 fa 21931 lll 53 F1 S Q je V3 ' . Z .. ' , . , , A I.-v ' ifi. . ' N. 9 'A Q ' , 1.4 , H , A r ' X Q ,gf ' . I I ' G 5 1 ' 1 ?:Ggf, He really has Janie in his eye. 323 1 xl., - , ggi, if A it ' . h ' f IQ ,f A fe' I at 1 gs S yu sg 1, F . . . ' ' . ,sv , . ' X ssts X . V CL AS S POEM QConunue:lJ Barbara Snyder never stays sad Although we often make her mad A nurse IS what her future w1ll hold But we know she w11l do good on any road The one who makes the day less dreary Is known to us as R1Ch Sprdaltere Hts sense of humor IS profound What would we do rf he weren t around? Glowmg eyes and dark brown hatr Altce never has a care Vrrgmra IS her favortte state Because w1th Emre she does rate Falthre rs our prrde and joy Study hall teachers she can annoy A theraprst she plans to be We know that she w1ll be happy Bob IS one who IS always qutte quret He would never start a not We W1Sllll1lTl all of lrfe s good Joys As one of the great 12B boys Marron IS the secretary of our class And wxth us she w1ll always pass ln appearance she 1S very shy We know that she w1ll get her guy For the most accurate weather rn the land Bob Weber IS your man Th1S glant towers above us all Because he IS s1x feet stx tnches tall We see Pat Yenn1e xn the band At art she has a clever hand Wtth boys she always shows her sk11l To be a secretary rs her wlll On the basketball floor ts Sonny Wtlltams lvlaklng pornts by the m1ll1or1s He s a guy you just can t beat And he makes our class complete WWA 'X- limi '95 1 D5 ll J Wee ' , 6? ' I I fi lxl r t C New v ' 7 A x A , H . 1. 141' fb . . . . ' 1 I D 3 .I gg . ' '- ,C . 1 . ' . i O 5 V . . . I 'I . , gif . . . I N-j r A l U ' l JJ' . K- DELAWARE VALLEY NEWS The new Presldent, E Lambert ftrst woman III the Whxte House, called mto conference the Treasurer W Oelkers who gave a report on the f1scal year M, Van Etten the Prestdent s secretary took notes FASHION SHOW Amy Howey w111 model Gwen Holbert s f3Sh10l'lS The show w1ll be opened by MISS PolarBear 67 KathleenMarchant. The enttre product1on w1ll be put on by Sholola s otl tycoon Walt Prtgge ATTENTION I Cottertll Spectal ts now on sale at any of the Ronnie Gregory Gas Stattons a cross the country A new misstonary hall w1l1 be erected local misstonary lS Roberta Htpsman who will supervise the construcuon. Word has been recetved that the new formal gardens around Washmgton s Community Hall are to be d8S1Q'l6d by Robert Supplee. Gomg abroad th1s month lS the former Ahce Stratt w1fe of the famous Wall Street tycoon Erme. The queen of the New York soc1a1 page wxll tour the Con tinent for a muumum of seven months The new Dlllldlllg that IS to be erected in the center of town w1ll be Donald Myer s modern funeral parlor T W A has gxven thetr ground stew ardesses a chance of Sel'Vl.l'lg m any fore1g1 country they w1sh Pat Flermng head of the New York offlce ts planmng to work 1n Parts. Aureha Mtddaugh w11l make her 144th appearance ll'l Camegle Hall tontght The new Milford Hospttal opetung was offtctally dedxcated by Fa1th Stroyan Head Theraptst All of the local guests were served a buffet supper by the former Jackme Kleh Anne Hoegger JoyceMas urack and Eleanor Smlth al1P1keCounty housewwes Numerous staff members were present mcludlng. Kathleen Myer Lorratne Helms and Barbara Snyder of the hospttal s nursmg staff Ronald Hagemann, a local doctor was there to welcome all guests ln sports today Eugene Williams team made the top ten m the coxmtry s foot ball rankmgs Thls is the tlnrd con secuuve year that thts coach and h1s team have been on the list The planet recently d1s covered by Robert Weber is soon to be explored by a well known group of college professors The cartographer for the event wlll beludy Miller Acme s new dlscovery electr1c eye changemaker shall be released to the press tn a meettng today of all the large c1ty reporters by the presldent s sec retary Pat Yenrue A new btll was passed 1n Congress to day after a fervent argument by Penna s Senator Jack Meany Perma s Supertntendent of Schools F Graham stated D VJ H S to be one of the best um the country Mary Mtchell and Jane Hudson havebeen elected co presldents of the local chapter of Spxmster s Anonymous .Tune 7 1967 Col. DeVr1es along wtth a detachment of WAC S crossed the new Trans Atlannc Br1dge after the operung ceremomes The credxt for the construcuon goes to Lee Doyle and Rtchard Spxdaltere. The big center arch was desxgned by Eddte Ktpp with the help of h1s efficxent part ner Marlene S1lagy1 Also at th1s festtve occaslon was Five Star General Bleck hero of theCameron Campa1gn. Thts campa1gn was won thru General Bleck s leadershxp of the For eign Leglon troops Tomght on your Ie1BV1SlOI1 set you may see that famous patr Satch Brxgham and Buckey Qtuck play1ng Harry and Bert The operator of I. B M machtne report on the new xmproved OMNIVAC The A1r Force has gtven out mformatton on the latest fhght around theworld The planes d1d the record breakmg run m three hours The only two ptlots to fnush the run were Thomas Ktley and Roger Mosteller -----------,------------------------ ' I I I I. f f - - I - ' , . - . ' 9 - . . 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I A , - D J - , W I , L- A I l Y 1 k I I ,Y I 7' ' ' ' til! 1 W ' , f Y - - M i - , , M i A ' .. .. , 0 9 If v 4 1' A, 1 G rl ,71 , , , -1- W 'li 71- ' 1 . - - , ,, , :1 ll , L , I Q- ' w Q. f WRJ ' , Y nr V31 ,Y Y , 0 . .8 ' A vx Y : - 5 A V W I r I' I r Y , 1 nu sz K n 3 . 1 7 D . Glace 'lll' We the CLASS OF 1957 bexng of sound rmnd and body do hereby declare tlus to be our last w1ll and testament GEORGE BLECK w1lls hrs abtllty as a successful farmer to J uho Santos Jr HAROLD BRIGHAM leaves Mr Markley tn charge of D VJ I-LS HENRY COTTERILL leaves has brother Art to the teachers BARBARA DE VRIES wtlls her short ha1r to Dolores Masurack LEE DOYLE bequeaths h1s basketball ab1l1ty to B111 Kxger PAT FLEMING wrlls her shyness to Bernice Grlpm. CHARLOTTE GAAL leave her ambimon to be a good secretary to Gladys Butler FRANCIS GRAHAM WIHS a few mches of h1s he1ght to Barbara Harford RONALD GREGORY leaves lus speed and arnbit1on to Mel Sutphen RONNIE HAGEMANN leaves his concelt to Denny Doyle LORRAINE HELMS leaves her pass1ng marks and her car to her brother Lee. ROBERTA HIPSMAN wtlls her front seat on the bus to Joyce Buddenhagen ANNE HOEGGER bequeaths her sktll to go steady to J an1ce Gllpm GWEN HOLBERT w1l1s her ab1l1ty to skxp school to anyone who thmks he can get away w1th II AMY HOWEY leaves her red halr to Mary Ann Oel.kers TOM KILEY leaves h1s nickname Smiley to anyone who can use lt EDDIE KIPP wtlls h1s car to anyone who ca.n supply the 011. ELAINE LAMBERT wllls her utle lvhss Fender Bender to Pat Cleveland who has already made good use of rt KATHLEEN MARCHANT w11ls her glasses to Nancy Krawrtz. .T OYCE MASURACK w11ls her love of l'llC6 cars to her srster Dolores JACK MEANY w1l1s h1s hot Chevy to Bunk Hazen tn case he needs spare parts MARY MICHELL d1v1des her love for horsemanshlp and horse shows between Judy Graber and Hedw1g Fuhse JUDY MILLER bequeath her long hatr to Pat Loux ROGER MOSTELLER w1lls h1s tatto to Betty J ean. DONALD MYER leaves h1s qtuetness to Pete Sadler hopmg tt w1ll do some good KATHLEEN MYER and JANE HUDSON wxll thelr love for cheerleadmg to Kathleen Nearmg and Pat B11-1ITl3l'1. WILLIAM OELKERS leaves h1s walk to the bus to h1s s1ster Mary Ann WALT PRIGGE wants h1s fondness for blondes to go to anyone w1th a good taste. BUCKEY QUICK leaves h1s s1deburns to EIVIS JACQUELYN RCBENCRANCE leaves her pony ta1l to Beth Kraw1tz CHARLES SEBRING bequeaths his hot rod to Coach Proctor for the Auto Mechanics Club MARLENE SILAGYI leaves her infecuous gxggle to her srster Altce. ELEANOR SMITH wtlls her love for Milford s Class of 56 to Kathy Devereaux BARBARA SNYDER leaves her ab1l1ty to do Algebra to her brother R1chard RICHARD SPIDALIERE w1lls h1s Latm ablhty to Mr Mankelwlcz ALICE STRAIT leaves her moods to Kathleen Schaffer FAITH STROYAN wtlls her two years of Latm study to anyone who needs them. ROBERT SUPPLEE w1llS h1s qutetness to h1s brother Kenny MARION VAN ETTEN leaves her stster Eleanor to anyone who wants her BOB WEBER wrlls h1s height and b1g feet to Chnt Crellin EUGENE WILLIAMS leaves h1s basketball abihty to B111 Fmdlay PAT YENNIE w1l1s her seat belund the wheel of the family car to her brother B1Jly 'I'he Class of 57 leaves forever w1th no regrets In wttness thereof we Barbara Snyder and Arme Hoegger actmg for the Class of 1957 hereunto subscrtbe our names th1s seventh day of June nmeteen hundred and flfly Seven AURELIA MIDDAUGH wills her love of Gunkel to Nancy Kiley. Kc Ualz 00 O0 'P 0000 Org Q 0 ffff f c- Q E7 1 5' 0 n 0 IQ ew QQQ OO O, 1 If X W Z Q ,f 7 ,, f f Hy, . f 1 I Y .-. , ' A ' , fi' I 7 v ,,fff,f fg , 4 ,g f f, J fb, I 'lf ' I eff' . 'i-4 ,Lf I 5... FLRST ROW: C. Miller, A. Arndt, B. McAu1ey, K. Devereaux, N. Krawitz, P. Banks, M, Maccallum, C Corrado, K. Schaefer. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Miller, P. Billman, F. Rosencrance, D. Hazen, A. Tisdale T, Pratschler, E. Metzger, W, Jaeckel, P, Irvine, M, Doty. THIRD ROW: G, Lutfy, T, Gatzke, W. Assmus W. Findlay, R. Jewetr, D, Schwartz, S. Rosencrance, F. Lindkvist, M, Rootstein, O. F ruchtnicht, R. Talbot R. Laros. FLRST ROW: B. Gilpin, B. Sauschuck, G, Butler, I. Braisned, N. Heater, N. Kiley, P. Cleveland. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pickwell, N, Litts, S, Rusk, A, Cole, H, Shaffer, L. Messenger, M. Sutpherl, .T . Buddenhagen, H. Crawford, B. Allee, M, Smith. THIRD ROW: H, MacGregor, J'. Winans, F. Schleer, R Greening, P. Theodore, V, Calicioni, R. Bodine, R. Moon, R. Hoffman, C. Warren, F. Lemon. ,X,,J ' ,A . ' - 4- - Q NA 1 4 A, r '. gs: f ' r u . 5 ..!, Q ,., .- A' :- 9 fx Q- f if .cw- ., , Q M gl' ,Q-'I 4 ' . I ' ul . f f 'i' ' R1 gil- ' l h - A I yQ -Y mf' . FIRST ROW: E. Van Etten, P. Balchunas. J. Graber, G. White, J. Weintz, J. Codner, H. Fuhse. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Metz, A. Silagyi, J, Kenny, K. Nearing, F. Foerster, W. Crellin, R. Maas, S. Riccardi, R. J ewett, M, Metz, V. Szabara. THIRD ROW: V. Manna, D. Findlay, R. Litts, R. Snyder, C. Moureaux, C. Curtis, E, O'Donne11, R. Hupka, T, Ross, W, Geiger, R. Hotalen, W. Shannon, J. Santos. 5411 FIRST ROW: P. Laros, D. Masurack, B. Brigham, M. DeVore, K. Bond, K, Rosencrance, R. Aumick, P, Loux. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fremount, B, Watson, J. Ambler, B. Pearson, G. Myers, I. Fisher, .T . Cole, P. Bradley, R. Lawton, B. Harford, R. Schafer, K. Selneck, THIRD ROW: P. Gillette, H. Smith, W, Hotalen, .T . O'Conner, J. Rocco, R. Messenger, D. Lyon, E. Nikles. K. Supplee, R. Harjes, F. Seeber, R. Greening, D. Hulst. Q1 4 - , ,r-gy 7. rn FU my .W . ' if ax. 3. 4 ,Just K4 any C 0 A m, ,A Xe KNEELHXJG: S. Neuman, S, Nearing, T, Decker, M. McGoey. FIRST ROW: B. Maas, M, Zissman, C, Codner, P, Axt, P, Ridley. J. Corwin, B, Krawitz. SECOND ROW: Mrs, Allen, P. Jewett, S. Aselford, J. Amold, M, James, A, Peters, P. Helms, A. Monisera, P, Weber, L Huss,J, Vogt, C, Perkowski, L, Muhlhauser, C. Sleeper, H. Hoehne. THIRD ROW: C. Crellin, L. Rosencrance, S. Schouppe, M. Beerner R. Myers, D, Edraney, .T . Minardi, K, Canousc, W, Kiger, G. Werner, R. Aspinwall, A, Santos, W. Bal- chunas, R. Haskins, R. Kleh. ffzzeohxnen FIRST ROW: J, Strohl, M. Oelkers, J. Gilpin, J. Bachelder, A. Lopez, N. White, M. Cicerone. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hamor, B. Meisenhelder, A, Estok, J. Hunter, R. Miller, L. Helms, D. McCas1in, S. Padgett, E, Adams, E. Vandermark, C. Rusk, ,T. Reset, C. Crepeau, THIRD ROW: D. Balch, E. Kalin, C. Petitti, H. Naujoks, M Padgett, R, Bennett, R Kurtz, R. Brett, W. Fontana, L. Vandermark, A. Roa, W. Yennie, R. Dilger. F Fw wr , H, A L.-.f ,Q .9 K ..,.....-3' ,I , 4, I T. ,. 115 uf,ui- rl 342 , F 25 FIRST ROW: V, Williams, E, Dorcas, K, Lohmann, L, Rosencrance, M. Stewart, G, Irwin, B, Werner, J, Litts, E, Seymour, SECOND ROW: Mrs, Steiner, P, Bohnert, J, Earnest, C, Walter, S. Weaver, J. Ray- mond, F, Duffy, J, Duffy, J. Anderson, J, Redeker, S, Graham, M. Ganz, L, Crepeau, D, Ryder, J. Dilger. THIRD ROW: R, Schroeder, C. Steiner, R, Conklin, B, Husson, W. Danley, V, Moureaux, G, Butler, J, Crawford, R, Bowley, M, Palmer, D, Gregory, E, Poltl, A, Moore, O. Hall, C, Bradley, FIRST ROW: A, Genres, J, Lyon, L, Herr, R, Schleutermann, J, McCas1in, K, Allen, B, Werner. SECOND ROW: Mr, Fenstermacher, B, Palmer, C, Myer, J. Johnson, M, Seeber, J, Meisenhelder, D, Bleck, C, Holleran, M, Hissam, G, Wenzel, C, Salva, J, McGoey, C. Arnold, G, Fox, THIRD ROW: H, Siddons, L. Owens, R, Snyder, D, Marina, R, Lindkvist, H, Baker, B, Bennett, P. Gardner, A, DeGroat, G, Miller, J, Kays, A, Maguire, F, Hall, T, Laros, P, Sadler. ,- H'rtsiX T ... SI 9 Exif qxbi ...,f- FIRST ROW: A. Decker, B, McKinney, B, Jewett, E, Hawkins, P. Schafer, A. Jones, K. Jones. SECOND ROW: Mr, Mankiewicz, A, Anthony, L, Miller, D. Doyle, J, Marioni, T. Lambert, K Osterhout, R. Crane, E, Ciccotti, L. Transue, F. Heery, C. Perry, THIRD ROW: K. Stroyan, H, Powder1y,.T, Wood, J. Land, M, Samide, P, Moore, P, Weintz, A. Farrell, W, Barnhart, A, Loux,.T, Leeson, R, Talbot, K. Adams, D. Myer. S FIRST ROW: T, Ogrodnick, I. Roeder, G. Thornton, M. Axt, B. Rosencrance, M. Clarke, R. Schleuter- mann. SECOND ROW: Mr. Green, L. Masker,.T. Gardner, G. Potter, G. Bridge, R. Cortright, C. Prussia M. Sebring, D. Smith, F. Litts, C. Drake, B, Haas, M. Mac Gregor, Mr. James. THIRD ROW: T. Kessock, T, Santos, C. Vandermark, R. Haas, R Jagger, R Roa, A, Cotrerill, H, Haas, T. Gross, R. DeVore, C. Mulhauser, D. Allen, D. Cortright, R Hodges. fe .si ws. ,ffl THE WARRIORS EMM S CORE HOME 64 VISITORS G fm. AQ I .ff 'J f ZUQ 51. STANDING P Grllette F Schleer G Bleck R Weber R Gregory P Theodore Mr Proctor FRONT ROW E Wrllrams W Prrgge H Brrgham, D Qurck L Doyle wautg, The Black and Whrte Warrrors ofD V J H S showed therr terrrftc ab1l1ty to play basket ball by v-.rnnrng eleven strarght games and endrng the season wrth a 14 2 record Coach Proctor s squad wrll enter the Dtstrrct Twelve Toumament Nlov NW Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Narrowsburg Damascus Honesdale Sussex Hawley Hawley Honesdale Gre ene Dreh er BASKETBALL SCHEDULE They 7 all all an all 6 6 6 6 Nlt Vrew Sussex Hamburg Franklrn Hamburg Greene Dreher Damascus Mt Vrew --Q 'I 1' Frndlav I Ofon or FRONT ROW L Helms I Rocco D Lyon R Mcssengtr E ODonntIl Xw Krqtr Tv V team had a very successful 5 abon U der th ahlt rn tru tron o' Coach Purdue thaw won ten of than fourteen gamt Thu ox QI at wrott rbt of hecomrng a strong tar tty for next year ff' x PQ? - A A: , - .- . 'I I J, , l 1' 1 r I N . Y 'X ' gt jf . - -. FL J hr xx ' ll A . rx H M f. 4 Q' J N 5 'E Q- STANDING: Mr. Purtluc, F. Lemon, H. Smith, W. Geiger, R. Kurtz, K. Canousc, I. Huss, R. Litts, IJ. ',,.'Tn. :. ,. ,. 0 u HJ. . . U, AL vi 1 . I L s 16 - .. ' A lk v, r. W I CJ' I We're from Delaware We couldn't be any prouder, If you can'r hear us A We'll shout a little louder - DELAWARE fi W D Masurack K Myer P Blllman J Kleh J Hudson B KIHWIIZ K Nlcarmg, B Bngham ik WW 'iinxnh-44. Q 9, Q i fr THIRD ROV F Schleer W Gelger A DeGroar F Lemon L Helms SECOND ROW T Pratschler J OConnor G Bleek D Lyon R Messenger S Rosencrance FIRST ROW J Urban E ODonne1l D Qurck R Lrtts T Scott Mr Purdue Snccefn The soccer team brought home four vrctorres out OfS1X starts under the drrectron of Coach Purdue to start the athleuc season off at D V 1 H S wrth a bang 9, 1 , 7 L X f L fm 2 mf i 'J : 7 1 5 wzimm -t-1 sf q w of- ' fl-lx' V i TOP ROW: T. Pratschler, Mr. Purdue, R. Weber, E. Kipp, W. Crellin, R. Hoffman, P. Irvine, I. Rocco S. Rosencrance, J. O'Connor, W. Kiger. SECOND ROW: R. Hotalen, L. Helms, R. Gregory, W. Prigge D. Quick, L. Doyle, H. Brigham, E. Williams, H. Cotterill. FIRST ROW: R. Kurtz, C. Crellin, M Sutphen, F. Schleer, F. Lemon, D. Hazen, R. Litts, W. Geiger. .73 We are looking forward to seeing the new D. V. I. H. S. base' ball team prove itself on the field. We anticipate a very successful season. gag 2 p e'!!!!l!!!S'f'2i'3 '3 ' QV , I - tm 7-5 gf 2, , Ix W--5Qf1'! g- Q f W ff' I X Gt-X x f -N r fy J ' , V d x 1 ' I 3- ,rf 1-Eyf 1 I? V If I , lf x fp Vnffff fm fu fx,-f fig if ragga 65159 Chau 'Qi T!! If rv We ,U 3 N' Q? 2 - G91 .13 Science 6 9 .76iotwaian ' A, 6, Made! Q32 TV' X .3 N ' -, . .., , .' fi Q: JA 3 Queen, Qfzamatico, ,Fa A ff 2 R V 'QZH I Q, CPF? E Qance .93and 5 J ffl' ' T riff xj l!l7! f, ' J aw! , .7 for Q f li' QQQQ QQQQQQ ,QF Clum Mechaniw, 3Q.i 1 X on' X 92412 Spxvdo, i Nutww If N A It Y af Seuuhg A ww' Gcuneuz .Biimwrq Y X J mai, V-an ' ' ak , ' '+ iv I 9:5 -A it Qancing 'Q 32 Q -Q ? 'i J- gfuman, Refationo I tudent Bl SEATED I Meany R. Bodme G Butler R. Hagemann B McAu1ey, F Lemon D Lyon STAND ING F Heery K Neanng S Lxtts B De Vr1es A Peters Mr Heber11g,J Duffy I G11p1n I Gardner D Hazen PRESIDENT Ronald Hagernann SECRETARY Gladys Butler OFFICERS SERGEANT AT ARMS Rexd Bodxne VICE PRESIDENT Francxs Lemon TREASURER Betty McAu1ey A U DONALD YOUNG Born 1938 Dled 1956 we pause to wonder at the strange forces that took our classmate from us Reverently we say, Thy will be done . 3WD X J ff Q., -ng.---- nm? 6 BUB KATHY Buckav EDDIE -.sz MARY ROGER PAT AURE.LlA A MY ROBEBTA 503 FAITH MARLENL BARBARA TOM LORRAINF. ii-.I Q JOYCE. FRANCIS RICH GEORGE, Ny 4 U we P gi xy X XX Q S My . We W x f! ,f 2 N , 7 . ' I JACK JACKIE JANE LEP. PT SATCH RONNIE RUHNE. ANNE BARBARA KATHY GWEN ELAINE MARION CHARLOTTE ali JUDY BILL DON ELLIE Y , VJ X Y 5 , , L Q 3 l I I . 9 if ' T' 5... 2' fb, 'Q - U: .b J' ' 5 7-ff -' -1' ix, .-, ' if 'L . T :iff A 'ffl Q -J . 5 1 .-X ,, Q! Q , A , 4 Q04 ' i f 5 gf: u X i ', ' I 'lbs I ' h V +- fn.-.: Y A . 4 . Q E '1i ' . if . 1' :'f.1':,.. ,ini + , X , V 7' Q X-.L iff-4. X msc-. -, , A, ,Pa A '1- rf my fm in fix NSW iiifif i Nx JZ 4fX is U N137 W? VX LLZVU rp! ,MW Ab0Mb0uH Jw Q O0 QZQZQJZFWM hw.. 5 S ,g,,a70Mf-17414 wld'-ffzlf ZZQW Zzwmzzw. 777 Www, H fm VWCJMQLM1 Q Za Malmo CWMQMUMZWMJ iafdbwnedim AMZW7' GMM WL ELM-11 MZQ '74 Lvw-fm-?,,,,,,.,g lg! Lgffwggwww l - f J Q4 -aaa'-do-rg, '- .rl ! gal Q V c ou, 1 T v714MQ.,,., ,9u4.......J , l X ' Q mm 1: fu ' ' ' ,f . ' n 944, , , .cgi , WZ fwl ' ' 0Yl7A.4,. d4,wvu.a.m,e.rzf moi O' ' '57 ' V .X fill? . ' 4164. , I f ' ' M fwq 4 if y.. J .Q..- ' - .J -+ ,Jn HE TERS ME T MARKETS Our Speclaltles Home Made Bologna and Llverwurst Swlft' s Premlum Hams Home Dressed Chlckens Wllllam Heater, Prop Port Jervls Mllford IMS Kid G-Cwl 9 VA... Wit. Pike Street 'WJ' Broad Street IIEEIEE ihisib SKA Bea ' ke a Date to Roller Skate if .IGYLAND Q Y TING RINK AND BEACH ch Road Port Jervls New York Skate Tlmes are Happy T1mES S Congratulatlons To The Class of The Future CUSCOd1anS of Our Community, Our State And Our Nation THE PIKE COUNTY ASSQCIATION WZ E Ma r 44 J At , ' ' B 3 E '57 POLAR BEAR POLAR BEAR Nw 1 .. Matamoras Pennsylvanla HAGEMANN S DRY GOODS STORE Tel 3881 Shohola Pennsylvanla Congratulatlons to the Class of '57 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Milford Pennsylvanla Wlth the Branch at Shohola, Pennsylvania Best Wlshes to the Class of '57 from the STUDENT COUNCIL of DELAWARE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL I D . ,.Q'. i322 ,mm ' 5 Y I-T 4' ' T Y 2 --Y- , - AWA Y 5- iii J K 1 , A . I If 3- L 1 I I .,.. ., 4.53 -2. 4.,v : L - My A A 3 I of 3 LEONARD SNYDER S r ll. Qs s jf ma s F C 1 C PENNEY CO fi. ,wmv wtf WI' 'SEPECIALW c 1 ST ANN S CHURCH Shohola enns vania RIVERSIDE DAIRY atibt MILF GTE Matamoras Pennsylv 1 omp iments of J. . . Ma on Cont a t r gggjgrigg--:zz L'-4 X X rr IC C t . Front St. lng n erry, Pennsylvanla Port Jervis New Y k omp iments of I I HFinest in dairy product 1 P yl I , t t ish t a s TRI STATES DRIVEIN THEATRE f:'ilD2 Ci TRI STATES ,go INDOOR THEATRE NNN C l t SIDNEY L KRAWITZ AND my ED KUHN RCGER A WOLTJEN PHOTQGRAPHER 6 l683 Matamo nszuf smyxcn Mi ford, Pennsylvania I -W , Best Wishes o the Bes W' es o the Class of '57 Cl s of '57 Il ' I I I IIA iii T -'xo 5 - , ,,- 0 I s1'Af -'12:: -'iiizx - 'S -dj-i.. E- I::f C: . gf Z' 'ciiiz ,1 'n W lou, I Matamoras, Pennsylvania w ' omp iments of Bes Wishes Class of '57 O Ult was a pleasure working 1 wi ou. Phone: - ras Pennsylva f I I Q I V f 1 . - M- I 1 0 Compllments of NARROWSBLIRG LUMBER COMPANY Honesdale, Pennsylvanla Narrowsburg New York Shohola Pennsylvanla B4 'iTfN :-rf-'- GREGORY S GARAGE Harford St Q-:G Ie Mllford Pennsylvanla H D A HOWE STORES Sc to S1 O0 Mllford Pennsylvanla and Branchvllle New Jersey DELAWARE TOWNSHIP VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY AUXILIARY Dlngman s Ferry Pennsylvanla TH Compllments of TERWILLIGER WOOLSEY CASE J O RYDER COMPANY Funeral Servlce Matamoras Pennsylvanla Telephone 4 3254 41 Front Street Port Jervis, New York l n - ' 1 I I I 'yi . . . I . g . . , . l ,K . 9 Q 9, A E on S J THEODORE MILLER General Trucklng Dump Truck Work a Speclalty Matamoras Pennsylvanla Phone 6 1692 . Q1m, - Ill 5-4 Congratulatlons and Best Wlshes to the Class of 1957 MR AND MRS LEWIS MILLER CAM INDIAN TRAILS Mllford Pennsylvanla JAMES MYER Poultry Farm Fresh E D Frozen Chlckens Phone 6317 Best Wlshes from LAUER AND LAUER, EXCAVATING Mllford Pennsylvanla RUTH H DEVEREAUX Real Estate Broker Route 37 Shohola Guns Tackle Leather and Deerskln Products SPORTSMEN'S RENDEZVOUS Phone 5704 113 W Harford St Mllford, Pennsylvania I . I 'Vg 'I ,I I -- . 3 . 805 I 3 Compliments of THE BANK OF MATAMORAS Matamoras, Plke County Pennsylvanla '?-51: ' aft: '-151. 5:-fg 5 1' ' 'f 1-p 1' 1-:-.' . 511 -Lf . - x. '- . li' V .-,,.,.-.-:-:.4+- k q i 5'fj.5f'Z5:2f,'191':5:? - ., -1 .1592 f '-,:::g:5:,'5q'- 4-5... 1 - -.-. - .... nw .g.g.g.:.g.5.:.:I'2x l m -L. f -3 , -,g2g:g:5:g:'-:.v hz: 'ga -' -.Y I 1 '1.g.5.:,.',v I ,- gr-up 1.1 .H . - Jtl, uf .g..- 1 x if 1.1 .,-- . . - . :- 1' - . 1 l 11' x ' ' i MILFORD DISPATCH Mllford, Pennsylvanla c25?4gTiZ5, 4 in-'fix ' st mlnute news FREYTAG AND BRUNHOELZL Contractors G Bullders Cablnetwork Renovatlons James Freytag Howard Brunhoelzl 306 Ave P 106 Mott St Matamoras Pa Mllford P Compllments of J J Front St Port Jervls New York FIRE FOODS TAVERN ON THE ACRE 39 Plke St Port Jervls New York Compllments of RAYMOND AUMICK 'ig 1 fl'-x -k Matamoras VV . ,9 'P 4 , .- E! S. 'La ' .gg - . . NEWBERRY co. 29-33 . ' Q 'Wff sf ., . ' , aj SEL'fE' . Pennsylvanla I DINGMAN'S FERRY GARAGE Dlncman s Ferry Pennsylvanla SINIIAID S339 PORT JERVIS BOWL Xx I N3 B fp jf Port Jervls New York HAROLD'S AMOCO SERVICE STATION Barryvllle New York AL'S MEN STORE Illlllll Ill? 38 40 Front St Port JefV1S, New York Compllments of CRESCENT SILVERWARE CO 20 Grand St Port Jervls Good Luck from HANK'S RADIO G T V Shohola Pennsylvanla JOHN J KURZ Real Estate and Insurance 415 E Broad St Phone 3991 Milford, Pennsylvania EVERGREEN LODGE Mllford Pennsylvanla .I I ' an S ff E :- X X I I PIKE COUNTY LUMBER CO Mllford Pennsylvanla RONALD C KARR T V Repalr Servlce YOU MUST BE SATISFIED Matamoras, Pennsylvanla MR G MRS V MANNA Mllford Pennsylvanla pn A f i 'ac ' U f6'jf'9 AL:Ach :CZ .D V MALHAME VESTMENT CO lford, Pennsylvanla Compllments of 'S G I SERVICE STATION Mllford, Pennsylvanla Compllments of PERK'S WELDING AND MAINTENANCE SERVICES 28 Culvert St Port Jervls, New York EMIL J SCHIELDS Well Drllllng Telephone Milford 2314 PHIL G BOB ENTERPRISES Sport 8 Glft Dept Sparrowbush, New York I i J' . . . Nlf X 'Jn Mi . -21. 'x FRED WALTER X-3 1P'vl Fuel 0115 Compliments of High Street wtf HALLOCK THE FLORIST Matamoras, Pennsylvania Compliments of J S BULLOCK, M D Milford, Pennsylvania Congratulations and Best Wishes from the HOEGGER FAMILY Milford Pennsylvania Compliments of ROCK VIEW MANOR Shohola Pennsylvania VANDERMARK HOTEL A Friendly Family Atmosphere Tom and Jessie Kiley Prop 506 Broad St Milford, Pennsylvania Compliments of DR. H. D. JOHNS Milford, Pennsylvania VALENTINE HIPSMAN Trucking Shohola, Pennsylvania Phone 3721 ol X 5 NIFWD ,JS - Qu' . 1 . 0 A-'l Milford Pennsylvania . ll ' ' ll C 0 0 If I f,,,,,.,Q ,92i1 f Inaba SNYDER'S RADIO SHOP Broad Street Milford Pennsylvania BARKMAN'S Port Jervis, New York Compliments of the MATAMORAS DINER ASNACK I Y? on A 7 -My SACK X f ALVIN G KRAUSE Distributor of Riverside Dairy Deliveries in Port Jervis and Matamoras Phone Matamoras 6 3331 HENRY RUDERMAN Pontiac Dealer Port Jervis, New York LOCKE'S RIDGE VIEW HThe Unique Housekeeping Cottage Resortn Dingman's Ferry, Pennsylvania Congratulations to the Class of '57 E. H. GASTMEYER ROOFING, SIDING COMPANY Dial 6 2l85 Matamoras, Pennsylvania CAPITAL FINANCE E Qi- W 554119 6- CJ Matamoras, Pennsylvania !!--- -Alu if - F IL .Z25' T. .E I ' T 3M.1fEZ f'.::2j:1 cr?u 1 DEE 22.1.-. N 5355: in . i zg-. Ill 2 3151-Z':..541-Z'.':': 1'7 vnvvvuvvvvuvvvvvvvvvvuvw vvvvvvvvvv . . 1 i . . . . 95 f. N. n . ROYAL FURNITURE CO c Port Jervls New York Compllments of HONEYMOON HAVEN JUST MARRAED Dlngman s Ferry Pennsylvanla DECKER G STRUTHERS Jewelers 1!ZJikWXx 17 Sussex St Port Jervls New York ANTENER'S MEAT MARKET Aix 16 qwgwwqaigp 00 Mllford, Pennsylvanla Compllments of SCHNEIDER'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Matamoras, Pennsylvanla Al Schnelder Prop WHITE BIRCH INN The Best Sandwlches and Refreshments Beer Wlne Llquor Flo G Ted Illjes Proprletors Compllments of HILLSIDE RESTAURANT Matamoras, Pennsylvania Compllments of MATAMORAS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL P. T. A. I Q 8 L! . 1 . M jx ax ' J to I . tai: 1 V , KAPLAN AND LIPMAN Port Jervls, New York TEXAS LUNCH 102 Front St Port Jervls New York STRAND DINER Port Jervls, New York 24 Hour Servlce Mlchael Roussor, Prop Compllments of ALBERT HASSAN Used Parts G Cars Port Jervls w York PIO'S RESTAURANT 8 COCKTAIL BAR Port Jervls New York Compllments of RAY G DOC'S Port Jervls New York Compllments of DR SAUL STERN Port Jervls, New York GRAM Y LUCE H G O FAMILY MARKET 201 Avenue G Matamoras, Pennsylvanla Compllments of DR ALAN L ZULICK DENTIST Matamoras, Pennsylvanla Compllments of JOE'S VALLEY BROOK INN Barryvllle, New York BERNETA'S BEAUTY SALON Forest Hall Mllford, Pennsylvanla SHOHOLA SHOE STORE Harry Sandelmann, Prop F H VOGT 5 SON Shohola Pennsylvanla FLO JEAN On the Delaware, By the Brldge Port Jervls, New York Compllments of DOROTHY STROH TISDALE Mllford, Pennsylvanla f O 3 ' 0 ' Ne . , . , Dingman's Ferry, Pennsylvania O I , ' 3 Compllments of JOHN MICHELL FAMILY Shohola Pennsylvanla Compllments of WALTER B MYER Carpenter Mllford Pennsylvanla DOUG'S DOWNTOWN GARAGE Matamoras, Pennsylvanla ROWE BROS Mllford, Pennsylvanla Valspar Palnts and Varnlsh S1mpl1c1ty Tractors Weldlng and Repalrs DELAWARE HOUSE Dlnoman s Ferry Pennsylvanla MYRTLE'S SPECIALTY SHOP 81 P1ke Street Port Jervls, New York F 8 F JEWELERS Port Jervls, New York SALVA'S HARMONY SHOP MDSLC Radlos Phonographs Band Instruments Sales and Servlce l4 Front D1al 38335 Compllments of PRlCE'S CLEANER Port JeIV1S, New York BANNER FOOD STORE Shohola, Pennsylvanla Congratulatlons to the Class of '57 WESTFALL GARDEN MOTEL THE TEXACO STATION Dlngman s Ferry, Pennsylvanla Compllments of A FRIEND HENRY E EMERY Contractor Mllford, Pennsylvanla Compllments of THOMAS A CASEY Matamoras, Pennsylvania FRIEND'S NEWS AND TAXI STAND 107 Harford St. Milford, Pennsylvania . . 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O KINTNER'S MARKET Meats, Frozen Foods Groceries, Vegetables Dingman's Ferry, Pennsylvania Z Compliments of DR CARLYLE HUPKA Matamoras, Pennsylvania Compliments of HOPPY'S STORE Port Jervis, New York Good Luck to the Seniors THE WILLIAM OELKERS FAMILY Shohola, Pennsylvania CARL J VOGT GAS STATION Shohola, Pennsylvania Compliments of SCHWARTZ AND GAFFIN Port Jervis, New York Compliments of JOHN AST Matamoras, Pennsylvania Compliments of KNIGHT FUNERAL HOME Port Jervis, New York SMOLLIN'S CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE 257 East Mein St Port Jervis, New York SCHULAR'S PHOTO SERVICE Specialty Baby Portraits 33 Fowler Street Port Jervis, New York Compliments of FRAN'S COFFEE SHOPPE Milford, Pennsylvania WOLFF'S SERVICE STATION Lubrication Tires Batteries Barryville, New York Compliments of A FRIEND Compliments of MYER, THE FLORIST Mllford, Pennsylvania Compliments of DIM CK INN Milford, Pennsylvania Compliments of CHARLES F HAUBERT Milford, Pennsylvania s 1 0 a a 1 s a . Q . u . n i o a Q n u n o n o o I o n ' u n o o . o u Q 4 ' ' Compllments of ANCHEL'S DEPT STORE Mllford, Pennsylvanla Compllments of BUTLER COAL COMPANY Port Jervls, New York JOSEPH SPIDALIERE Plumblng, Heatlng, General Jobblng 139 Sawklll Avenue Mllford, Pennsylvanla Phone 3264 Compllments of HARRY'S SERVICE STATION Mllford Pennsylvanla Compllments of MURPHY BUICK CO 74 Klngston Avenue Port JEIV1S, New York MT PROSPECT GRANGE 41995 Matamoras, P1ke County JOHN E ALMER General Insurance EDWARD GILPIN Coal G Fuel O11 Mllford Pennsylvanla Compllments of ST FRANCIS HOSPITAL Port JEIV1S New York Compllments of THE IRVINES Dlngman s Ferry, Pennsylvanla Compllments of ALLEN TITUS Mllford Pennsylvanla Charles G Woerner TRI STATE HOME G AUTO SUPPLY CO Port Jervls New York WHITE BROTHERS Pa1nt1ng 8 Paperhanglng Contractors Port Jervls New York Pennsylvania Milford, Pennsylvania c I I . , . 'X ' WE THE CLASS OF 1957 TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO THANK THE ADVERTISERS FOR SUPPORTING OUR YEARBOOK 43 f'X ga W I- aw A Q .-. U 4 V INTER iQ:jf7 COLLEGIATE Konsos Cnty PRESS I Y I 1 I r 'xff if f kb 'Ky ,- -, 1,1 54.5 . L ' .- - 5,1 ., , N 1 HMM ll +-K-N-Nswxi -Nffmhk v.,- 'H-L, .1 1 ii.. lin. gray' X ew'--Q