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

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4 lst row: L. Buel, D. Rotzler, L. Dibble, J. Laidlaw, H. Sturdevant, J. XVilson, L. Ayers, J. Hamilton, H. Merritt, H, Maxim, E. Laidlaw, WV. Roc-kerfellerg 2nd row: L. Liddle, G. Cleaveland, J. Dropp, R. Harper, A. Mable, C. Parrish, M. McDonald, A. Dehning, E. Thompson, XV. Fuller, D. Dart, A. Brownell, J. Northrupg 3rd row: M. Oliver, R. Aitkens, R. XVooley, G. Muir, B. Aikens, V. Gielskie, 'l'. Gavitt, M. Griffin. D. McKee, C. Delalmeter, L, Dayton, 4th row: L. Bryclen, M. Clark, l-', Moody, T. Short, B. Brown, C. Hawley, B. Hotchkin, M. Rivenburg, J. Brown, J. Sohlafer, T, Gile, T. Hutsong 5th row: M. Hume, G. Gabriels'on, l-I. NV:1tson, N. Skovsende, N. Hewitt, K. Russell, B. MeNee, A. Bisbee, I, Hafele, M. Jack, J. Page, M. XVorden, A. Mostert, President - - Lois IXYRES Vice-p1'eside11f - JACK HAMILTON Secretary - - HELEN STURDEVANT Treasurer - - JOHN VVILSON 'THERE were seventy-six fledglings who, on September 3, 1941, were first introduced to the flying Held of knowledge at Delaware Academy. XVe have not only kept our scholastic averages at a very .high level but many of us have belonged to the school clubs and organizations, such as the band, the Girls' Choir, Girls' Athletics, Cain Raisers and D. Afs football, baseball, basketball and track teams. ln the local prize speaking contest, first placewwas awarded to Anne Mable, one of our very active new flying cadets. Leonard Dayton received a H rating for his clarinet solo at Kingston, in the State Music Contest, We the new ilying cadets of Delaware Academy, certainly can be proud of this record. 20 D '

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.-S' i l lst row: N. Holley, L. VVayman, G. Warren, A. Stein, B. Clark, G. Mason, R. Hoag, 793579 P4 6595 M'- Em f 5:1:-1 I - rr TU cr :NES C1 01 N - EDJ: wgim .ggg EFF? 552: .G ' Fgiw S255- E' we ggm.. Q-55? Kirin 5335 '15' 4 Ci-+UCD E' - F HL, -SU F7 Glo' Ujmgm Eiroro :1Ef?3 O :s M-'ies ir? reg? C ,435 25355 PWS H-Sf? :UU Ewe. Omg E230 ND- FSP? Truscott, D, Smith, E. Goodnough, P. Hebbard, J. Fuller, E. Davis, I. Fullerg 5th row: O. Truesdell, J. Lockwood, H. Stott, E, Reed, E. Gracey, J. Choate, A. McDonald, M, Clark, I. Stott, K. Burns, D. Fisher, A. Tyrellg Uth rowg A. Pindar, L. Stoop, R. Currie, E. Kaufman, H. Mason, J. Eckert, D. Haviland, J. Terry, XV. Stewart. P7'0.S'1'dC?1'1I' ANNE AITKEN Secretary LILLIAN IJANN Treaszfrffr ROBERT Outs LEAVINCI the runway and hnding the Weather fairly good, we, the class of '44, have sailed high. With strains of beautiful music those in the band, Girls' Choir and Boys, Choir have sung and played their way through the year. Others amused themselves with basket- ball, baseball, football and track. Those who are neither musical nor athletic took part in the Library Club, French Club and Cain Raisers. Peoples' mouths are still watering from the bake sale we had in the winter. And they are still talking about our square dance this spring. . In the spring, We planted some trees in place of those which had died during the winter. Most of the trees have grown well since we planted them in our Freshmen year. Surely we have a right to be proud of our record. 'rfelflidff' lg

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-L O 4 A- N ix E W. N ,x SHf7Pl61MG7Zf'i1lg work with play makes for many cz hapjay landing. - ui