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

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THE DGLTOMUI I No. 1 Delaware Valley High School, Milford. Pa. ' . Cramer, Our pervising Principal Mr. Lei and G, ]rc!iTier, who is the Apervisire Principal 3f t individual student can accomplish this with contributions to the entire school, VJe are living to- gether as a crcup and therefore must do our share. Each of us must try to ocntribute positively and refrain fron negative actions that will di sturb S- r,enn3 else. If this is accomplished all of us will be New Teacher At D.V.J.H.S. ' ..e welcome seven new teachers to our school this year, Mrs. Jean R, Cra- mer, the wife of our Supervising Princi- pal, is a graduate of Wilson College, Chambersburg, Penn- sylvania, She has a B.A. Degree and is presently teaching English end Reading. Mrs. Cramer is co- Fall eral science. He a graduate of Clar:| State College. I- ' Md ' aster sponsc the Archery Clu His hobbies are hu ing and fishing. Kr. David 3rool Butterwick is c ne j librarian, graduate of Eliz bethtown College Mr. Butterwick to his library trai ing at Millervil State College. ibrary i to seven d sponso ry Club Le re?din rsnk Kie a B. S ; ' 3irlei :-versit;l ■c math ' is c vhe Roc ' 3del Clu: 9n ' s hoi mting s] rcncuso lenya j teachc ' !ysical ed n iQt, FIRST ROW: R. Shepherd, S. Ricciardi, H. Arnold, D. O ' Donnell, J. Depuy, G. Irvine, E. Theodore, g holds ecan ' S. Wick, R. Allee. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ryder, M. Brennan, R. Hunter, P. Buchanan, P. Depuy, M. zree fr( Samide, S. Briard, N. Fish, M. Decker, J. Alborano, Mrs. Metz. THIRD ROW: E. Santos, S. Haw- Stroudsburj rincDf ' . ■OUtlieri ' - Fedorka, S. Smith, C. Culver. V. Kittel. chocls „ n that capacity un- il the sprring of 561 wien he becar.e upcrvifjng Prir.ci- al of trie Delaware allej ' I ' omt bctoole. ■.. ' hen ai-ked if he sd anj-- r.ei;r,age for he students, Mr. rc-r ' er caid t)irt he elioves one cf the sin f..ncti ' ns in ife ic getting a- cng with othurc-- oth r.s ind: viJucilr. Qd. nstinnr;. TLe An Flag wai i. ' onor cu -ort ' :d. The purpoiie for etch a flag i: thc.t it -. ill be flca-Ti out doors beneath the Ar.erican flag v. ' hen- 3Vf.r our athlclic +c;. r s are victoi-ious, or •.•. ' honevcr en award is given to Yc r.chocl. The Honor ricg ' ..-iin be a rep- lica of the Echccl flcg. Liege. Mri sponsors W jirls ' Leaders Clul

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T h D e e I a w a Linda Hendrian, Editor-in-Chief r» « SEATED: N. Hazen, J. Smith, L. Hendrian, D. Reed, P. Barber. FIRST ROW: S. Smith, K. Schneck, M. Mager, J, Brink, W. Ramagosa, V. Hom- mel, C. Dellert, M. Anderson, J. Cortright, Miss Hankins, G. Crawn, C. Fendrich, E. MacGregor, G. Dubois. SECOND ROW: P. Kelly, S. Aspin- wall, S. Miller, D. Smith, G. Emrich, B. Degen. S a ff Smile. You ' re on Candid Camera! ' Here we find our yearbook editors hard at work trying to meet the approaching deadline !

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Senior Band FIRST ROW: H. Arnold, P. Buchanan, D. Smith, G. Bowers, V. Hall, S. Litis, M. Lewis, D. Reed, P. Depuy. SECOND ROW: B. Lewis, G. Lewis, J. Sassaman, C. Weintz, D. Krause, T. Crellin, H. Smith, D. Brown, D. Olsen, L. Myer, G. Shepherd, E. Schafer, D. Curry, R. Snyder, J. Colaiaco. THIRD ROW: P. Wenzel, R. Fisher, C. Arnold, P. Rennick, L. Allen, L. Lowowsky, J. Schafer, R. Shepherd, M. Samide, W. Jones, A. Hoehne, J. Hupka, A. DeVries, T. Olver, J. Karr. The Chorus, directed by Mr. Carl Sassaman and the Band, conducted by Mr. Harold Eaton, teach an appreciation ofl k,fine music to the students and provide the background for school i Tnd community affairs. There are fifty Chorus members, while the I Band is divided into two groups; Senior Band with sixty members and Junior Band with seventy members. 60