Delaware Academy and Central School - Kalends Yearbook (Delhi, NY)

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The KALENDS June,1936 I l The Girls' Choir One of the 1110515 active and well-known organi- zations of Delaware Academy is the Girls, Choir. This year has been very successful for the choir. In the fall we elected the following ofiicers: President ---- Isabelle Hinckley Vire-president ---- Doris Austin Secretary and Treasurer - Frances Eckert Librarian ---- Catharine Banuat Afflli Librarian ---- Eleanor Leal Robes - Ruth Fraser and Readith Wilson The choir sang at the Delaware Academy Ves- per service, the V. I. S., the Second Presbyterian Church, the Semi-Final Prize Speaking contest at Delaware Academy, the Bovina U. P. Church, and the First Presbyterian Church during the year. It took an important part in the concert which was held in the theater on the evening of May 27. The appearance of the choir has been improved this year by the purchasing of gowns and shoes for each member. The choir will lose the following girls by graduation this year: Ruth Fraser, Isabelle Hinck- ley, Catharine Banuat, Audrey DeSilva, Vivian Gage, Readith Wilson, Ruth Burgin and Pauline Palmer. I231

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June,1936 The KALENDS ,,, ,, Cain Raisers OFFICERS Pri'.vic1'e11I ----- Readith Wilsoim Vice-presia'c1zl ---- Doris Austin Secretary and Treasurer - Betty Nielson Above you see the picture of Il group of very active girls. They are the Cain Raisers of Dela- ware Academy. Their aim is to support the games and other school activities. This year we have held meetings nearly every other Tues- day night. The girls luring along their lcnitting or needlework and believe-it-or-not, they are get- ting good along these lines fshould I say threads?l. We have accomplished a great deal this year. At the first of the year we had a dinner at the Elm Tree Restaurant for the old memlvers. Everyone had a glorious time. Next we had a buffet supper at school. Wllat fun! Cain Raisers surely have good times. One night after one of the meetings, Miss Aitchison tool: us to The Candy Kitchen where we indulged in the delights of sweets, etc. Thanks again, Miss Aitchisonl The music went 'round-and-round' at the Cain Raisers' Dance, May 15. Bert Pease's orchestra played and everyone had a grand time. Well, with our attending the games and dances, and with our knitting and sewing, we have been keeping busy as you can well imagine. Miss Moogan and Miss Aitchison are grand ad- visors to whom praise is due. Three cheers for them! Rah! Rah! Rah! Miss Moogan and lVliss Aitchisonl i271

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L12'i11939 o A o Th? KALEND5 Boys, Chorus The Boys' Chorus was started by Miss Krusa in 1933. Ar first there was much room for im- provement. But the boys practiced faithfully for a year before they made their first public ap- pearance. Since then they have made many public appearances. Miss Krusa has done a lot of line work with the boys. The officers of the chorus are: james Dickson ---- President Emmett Clark - - Vice-president Donald Wariiig - Secretary-Trcaszlrvr Rohert Hoy ----- Librarian The organization has nineteen members. They are: James Dickson, Emmett Clark, Donald W'ar- ing, Robert Hoy, Herbert Eckert, Robert Adam, Williani Hoy, Robert Hoyt, Robert Liddle, Don- ald MacFarland, Carl Schneider, Ralph Cavan, Carl Arnold, Richard Dreyfus, Lynn Armstrong, Russell Archibald, William Andrews, john Cur- rie, Wfalter Ward. E291