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

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S lst row: G. VVarren, M. Green, P. Hebbard, M. Clark, J. Gaylord, J. Miller, M. Flint. A. Brownell, A. Oliver, V. Cleveland, J. Fuller, H. Archibald, 2nd row: A. Davidson, B. Freeman. J. Hutch- ings, J. Vvood, V. Dart, D. Miller, I. Mills. B. Bush, P. Mable, L. O'Dell, E. Hawley, J. Peter- son: 3rd row: R. Reed, M. Odell, J. Matthews, D. Ford, B. Brown, B. Crandall, E. Cameron, H. Mason, M. Harvey, C. Rabeler, J. Terry, V. Muirg 4th row: J. Titus, J. Little, E. Griffin, J. Birdsall, B. Ford, T. Short, R. Frisbee, A. Holloway, J. Larchar, A. Dearstyne, Miss McTiernan: 5th row: B. Graham, H. Evans, R. Lichtfuss, E. Fitch, G. Lic-htfuss, H. Hafele, A. Tyrrell, R. XVild, E. Gracey. President - JEAN WOOD Vice-president JOHN MILLER Secretary - ROBERT REED Treasurer RUTH FRISBEE HE class of ,43 is iust getting under full sail in its sophomore year. They have a good representation in the band, choir, Kalends, Cain Raisers and all other worth-while high school activities. They also have activities of their own, such as the large sophomore banquet held on Weclnesclay, May 21, at the school cafeteria. ' Each classmate cooperates with the other, like the parts of a ship, to forge full sail ahead to a one hundred per cent graduation. Teachers to the right of them, teachers to the left of them, examinations ahead of them, still their motto is Sail on, sail on, sail on lu 'ZX VV nn l 25 TE..

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lst row: VV. Odell, M. VanBuren, M. Aikens, L. Merrill, F. Newkerk, XV. Merritt, L. Fiske, O. Barnhart, P. Leal, G. Hunt, 2nd row: Miss Aitchison, H. Hotchkin, l. Clark, M. Boggs, M. Gemmel, N. Davidson, W. Aikens, R. Harrington, B. Brown, M. Avery, S. Ford, 3rd row: W. Bryden, I. Murray, J. Hilson, B. Lord, R. Owens, B. Evenden, R. Thompson, H. Brown, L. Conklin, O. Koenig, D. Burdickg 4th row: VV. Mable, A. Cleaveland, J. Ostrander, F. Oles, F. Monroe, S. Landgraf, O. Allen. G. Davis, H. Giles, D. Anderson, E. Brant, V. Fran- eiseog 5th row: R. VanNostrand, YV. Currie, J. Harper, H. Lee, R. Humphries, G. Sturdevant, A. Sprague, W. Stein, T. Parsons, L. Mason, YV. Oliver, R. Liddle, D. Fuller. President - - - OTELIA ALLEN l7ice-president - ROBERT VANNOSTRAND Secretary - - BETTY EVENDEN Treasurer STANLEY LANDGRAF HOY MATES! The Jolly Juniors are here again, after an eventful year. As usual, the Juniors have had their part in such sports as football, basket- ball, baseball and track. The mighty juniors won the inter-class track meet with flying colors. The band, too, has heard from the Juniors, who make up three-quarters of it. They also contributed the band's champion cornetist, Bill Currie. Then of Course the Seven Off-Beats, the new dance band, was organized and is made up mostly of Juniors. There are also many juniors in the various clubs such as the Camera Club, Marionette Club, Dramatics Club, Prize Speaking and other activities. Z? um 24

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4 1st row: G. Mason, D. O'Dell. R, Hoag, J. Gemmel, R. VVheat, H. Goodrich, F. Trust-ott, ll. Affron, G. Cleveland. F. Conklin, C. Gemmel, C. Bruno, H. Howard, 2nd row: O. Truesdell, L. XVayman, E. Goorlnough. B, Means, P. Bush, L. Dann, H. Rabeler, lil. Cobbe, C. Hola-omb, .l. Dropp, M. Brown, M. Fuhrmann, R. Sterling, N. Xlfordeng 3rd row: H. Llosa, M. Bisbee, D, Rabeler, I. Tompkins, A. Yost, P. Thompson, H. Strauss, J. Gile, H. Stott, J. Lockwood, I. Stott, D. Smith. O. Nysather, N. Holley: 4th row: K. Burns, I. Monroe, D. Fisher, I. Fuller, I. VVayman. E. Davis, J. Lewis, A. Aitken, J. Choate, M. Oliver, A. Shick. A. Allen, D. Haviland, Mrs. Bramley: 5th row: D. McKee, H. Utter. R. Dayton, L. Maxim, XV. Harris, L. Stoop, B. Dia-kman, B. Clark. D. Tweedie, A. Pindar, R. Currie, L. Bryden. C. Rathbone, 6th row: E. Kauffman. H. Lafever, I. Foster, T. Hutson. B. 1XIcNee. L. Buel. .l. lilc-kert, R. Oles, R. Stein, A. Smith, B. Stewart. Presridwzt - HILDA STRAUSS Vice-president ANNE AITKEN Secretary - - ANNA YOST T7'CG.Y1ll'P7' DOLORES RABELER N September 9, 1940, the Freshmen set sail, after a slight delay, in a ship which had just been finished. lVe were the Hrst Freshmen class to sail the waters of knowledge in this ship, so the sailing date sticks in our minds perhaps better than any other date of the year. Although We may be only Freshmen to the upper-classmen, we too contrib- ute to the various clubs and organizations. Different ones belong proudly to D. Afs football, baseball, basketball and track teams, the band, the Camera Club, the Girls' Choir and the Dramatics Club. Surely we can be proud of this record. -7 va,,,. 26