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

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l l - ld W 'iw-F 1 But as his airship keeps her conrse, he holds coininnnion with those rarer spirits that inspire to intrepidity and by their snstaining potency give 4' N strength to arni, resource to inind, content to soul. '

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5164! Seated: H. Brown, O. Allen, M. Aikens, J. Sehlafer, M. Harvey, C, Rabeler, L. Dann, B. Evenden, J. WVoOdg standing: R. Reed, L. Merrill, A. Davidson, R. Humphries, A, Smith, J. Harper, P. Mable, B. Bush. Editor ----- HELEN BROWN '42 Business Zllarzagcr - ROBERT HUMPIIRIES '42 JEAN WOOD '43 JOIIN HARPER '42 ALAN DAVIDSON '43 OTELIA ALLEN '42 MARION AIKENS '42 ASSOCIATE EDITORS PEGGY MABLE '43 ARTHUR SMITH '44 LEWIS MERRILL '42 JEAN SCIILAFER '45 MARY HARVEY '43 CLAIRE RABELER '43 JOHN ECKERT '44 LILLIAN DANN '44 BETTY EVENDEN '42 ETHEL GRIFFIN '43 BARBARA BUSH '43 ROBERT REED '43 TIIE Staff was assisted by Marion Jack '45, Elaine Cameron '43, Robert Hoag '44, George Davis '42, Ralph Owens '42, David Reed '46, Terry Parsons '42, Robert Graham '43, Stanley Landgraf '42, Betty Means '44, Otto Koenig '42, Patricia Bush '44, Peggy Thomson '44, Robert Thompson '42, Richard Thompson '41, Jeannette Titus '42, Irene Clark '42, Mary Boggs '42, VVilma Odell '42,'Gertrude Hunt '42, Staff Adviser - - MISS MARION T, TUBES ArtAd71iser - MRS. WILLIAM ALLISON if -- 4 -'I 'XOJ' I' j

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4 lst row: F. Lalor, G. Aitehison, M, Rupsis, H. Merrick, A. Farrell, 2nd row: D. McClain- ents, M. Tubbs, D. Allison, Iii. Mc'l'iernan3 3rd row: G. Lhaw, H. Bramley, M. Smith, S. Trusselle, R. DeGellekeg 4th row: M. Guley, W. Brown, R. Vosnurgh, R. C. FOX. 'PHE ground schooll' at Delaware Academy has received excellent training this year fgoni instructors representing many of the leading colleges and universities in this state. From Russell Sage, with a degree of B. S.. we have Miss Helen Merrick, teacher of commercial subjects. Also from a university in Troy, the Rensselaer Polytechnic ln- stitute, with a B. S. degree, is Mr. Reginald Vosburgh, teacher of science and mechanical drawing. He also has his M, S. degree from the State Teachers College in Albany. Miss Merrick likes golf, reading and all kinds of music, Mr. V osburgh, photography, driving, swimming, gardening and, like most men, eating. Bad war news and habitual gum chewers seem to be the two things that displease him the most. Both Miss Marion Tubbs and Mr. Guy Shaw graduated from Albany State Teachers Collegeg Miss Tubbs with an A. B. and Mr. Shaw with a B. S. degree. Mr. Shaw has numerous duties, such as boys' guidance and teaching citizenship. Miss Tubbs, as Well as being the English teacher, is the mainstay of The Kalends and adviser to the Honor Society. Both enjoy going to the theatre, but which one do you suppost dislikes dieting? You'd never guess. Anyway, he has kept his hgure. Miss 'Grace Aitchison, Mr. Marcel Guley, Miss Margaret Smith and Mr. Ralph Roswell DeGelleke all graduated from Syracuse University, holding respectively the degrees of A. B., B. S. and M. S., B. S., and B. S. Mr. DeGelleke also holds the degree of M. S. which he obtained by attending Albany State Teachers College. Having attended the same colleges seems to have developed individual rather than similar tastes. Mr. De- RHJNOJL- ,ff 6 .