Matamoras High School - Delaware Yearbook (Matamoras, PA)

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M i ily, A of PQ: of in E ,fiffjgfff N To a most worthy companion who has come to us in our final year, counseled us in our scholastic difficulties, encouraged us in all of our achievements, and who has faithfully guided us to our final goal, we the Class of Nineteen Eortyfone, dedicate our book, THE DELAWARE io! MISS MARGARET ANNE CONVERT. X I X f ff !, K, Q -xhk 'QL I X, N X I is si A 4,5 in if lg ll A 0' ,ar ff' ' xf'f . A A . i, L CRN mf if fif S

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-T1 ' 1 it P-+I' ri fi-1 WITH OUR BOYS Events in international affairs are moving fast as the 1941 Delaware goes to press. In fact, these events are moving so very fast that we hesitate to word this write' up as it should read at the time of our graduation. Suffice it to say that all about us we are aware of super preparations for de- fense. Most important, and even more noticeable to us is the fact that several Pike County boys have been called to the colors. It is these boys whom we have in mind as we dedicate this page of our year' book. We are loathe to part with their presence for a year, but we are proud of them and the movement of which they are a part. They are Americans, involved in the training for defense of the greatest nation in all the world-a nation for which many men have died in the past but a nation that is today silently praying that no more boys will need to place their bodies upon the Altar of Freedom. Under the Selective Service Act of 1940, the following Pike County boys are in United States Training Camps: 1. Wm. C. Hall-Shohola 2. james L. Gore-Matamorag 3. James R. McMann-Matamoras 4, Christopher J. McConnell-Lords Valley 5. George F. Wycoif-Milford 6. john-Ashoff, jr.-Matamoras 7. Carlyle Coykendall-Matamoras 8. Bart J. Judge, Jr.-Milford 9. August Anschuetz-Lackawaxen 10. Ralph A, Box-Hawley Road 11. Frederic Alford-Hawley Road 12. Albery S. Duske-Rowland 13. George H. Wenzel-Milford Road 14. Roderick A. Varney-Milford 15. Raymond E, Brown-Matamoras 16. Walter J. Percival-Matamoras 17. Frances W. Grimm-Panther 18. Graham D. Musselwhite-Milford In addition to the above, the following Matamoras boys were in the armed forces of our country previous to the passage of the Selective Service Act. 1. Arnold Hamilton 4. Thomas Quick 2, Jesse Harris 5. john Shewchuk 3. Francis Josd 6. joseph Shewchuk Harold Miller '40 and Cornelius Granger, President of our Class have been accepted for service in the United States Marines. Miller has left for training, Granger will leave june 15. x 1 N if 1+ 1 X Q Q N .4 p y ffsl 77 1' A' if 'fx 5 t S ,t -i K' vi- fi Q 1' lx it i 1 Q, X ,t ,. 1 Q if 'f'. dfg 45 X-. X A , ' 'K , ,t 9 N.. U -3 ff X

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Faculty .cl I Baud Ma' on Puhllc Ed nn, Our Greatest Nntmnnl Asset and Duty T. A. CASEY, Pres. .HEBERLIG,A WI . , R. E. CAPHUFF, Vice Pres. H fAClfE.?geiif y' Matamoras Borough Public Schools S ' O ,nc JH Es. u M G .c Marlin W. L. Boop, Supervising Principal R c MATAMORAS, PA. Txvz. QQ-nam XCUH ONYX' x Qou, - A ml-s-r-f ' 1 V , x ,M o Mm 9'3f2QWU333gOg7fE UMQAW-MW H, ,x-TX S X f X. K! t t ,f, X X 'X +1 ff ' XXX 1 -f XX - x . 751 xv V M f ,mm x rim fi 7 7 3 7 1 T ' ' X fit! g I w 7 'V -+ xx' I-M' Evo' o KW! f 'ML 'di ,397 of 4 -K 74 0' .. fnx