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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1948 volume:

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The students are especially in' debted to her for the fine instructions received in her classes. Through the grades and high school we have real ized her influence upon us. We appreciate her efforts to make the Girls' Choir, Double Trio, and Mixed and Junior Choruses successful. Their many fine performances dis' play the kindness, patience, and thoughtfulness which are characteristic of Miss Schlottman. We take this opportunity to extend our gratitude for these many things and for the fine co'operation and help she has given us. 3 .0 f .,,.Y..T.. - l l l 1 I l :i 'l'- Rlmc. :LW T u: . l Q : mlf I I5 . . ' ' 'DH l'l'QEE'llII3i Just above our dear olcl campus,WiIl1lTsTr-eessoTa,ll, Sfands our noble Alma. Nlalev-, Gloriovs To a,ll. wams lllsvl P F E: g - g: ' : , gf - 'FF'55: ' l'I I fig i: I ' :fa ' I l ' I ' , ll- ' I l W 1 . ' - . as f ag- - a- I Lili' yourvoices, Seniorsgluniors ,fSoPl1omores,l:resl1men,lfm5-lg: our clearolcl Alma. Mgfey-J Ever lac ye live. :: -I, lz: : ' 'mullls l-:si-m: rn . , l I, ,ll I F171 l JI Sl ' .ll I I f Y 0 I I li I I Meloclxl from Music, of Moms' Lancls and Peoples? Used by Permission of Silver, Bur-dell and Coy-nPam1. 4 L W ' 9 X . ,Ap I ,A - ADP'HNISiVRAT!ON Hwang ' Seated: Rev. I. A. Martin, Thomas Wallis, R. J. McCall, Ralph Clark, R. R. DeGelleke, Standing: Earl Cavan, Harold Arbuckle, Wilbur Oles, Eugene Wieand R. R. DeGelleke, B.S., M.S. Supervising Principal Ralph Clarkson, B.F.A. Mildred Deuel, B.S., M.S. Guidance Grade Supervisor, Guidance 6 i -eff ' Y .. em as-f 1 R 'W AAR .--N .M X X K 2 In i. R A LL.. ,S 1 ' si ,E in Li A me i Margaret Gordon, B.A., Alice Palen, B.A. Marion Tubbs, B.A., M. A. 1 1 5 I -X I S oz, ,kg - f Set' , L g -ii, 5 1-J'-T Q- A 1 ,A.,....., A X, .Q , 1 . f' 4.-J V5 ' ur s ,E R . .W I ,J Irene Arbuckle , B.A., Lucille Bishop, B.S. 5. -NI-RHIC!! .4-sf? Raymond Baschnagel, B.S., M.S. Ralph Clarkson, B.F.A. 7 or . '1! Grace Aitchison, B.A. R. Merle Houck, B.Ed. al RQ, ' fi 09988 Xin Q ri Gordon Mereness, B.S., M.S., Theresa L'Ecuyer, B.S., john Avery, B.S., M.S. Yfezafli K 5 iw 5 7 ji' I , ,. .X KJ, . fggqgg, l 9 y 1 Vk,k. 'Q . 3 W, A I Ruth Aitken, Madge Mable, R.N. JW 'QYITS' ,. ,H 1 , hw, nz . iam 'I , K 1' EJ ln. -KX Lola Davis, Edward Shalkey, B.S. mud: 52 J Margaret Schlottman, B.M., Floyd Keith, B.S., M.M., Florence Walker 8 Gngietr 5ludg7lqll, L- ,L Frank Rivers, B.F.A., Audra Clarkson, B.A., Carl Lind, B.S. Helen White, Ada Salton, B.S., Katherine Flint, B.A., M.A. , as RSLXB LIQJ S0 YHGH7 CLIIAY U fe' Aw 41 1'- lst row: M. Lane, G. Robinson, M. Brown, M. Gladstone, G. Davis, A. White, 2nd row: E.TiIfany, H. More, M. Vantran, N. Miller, G. Gray, M. Keeley, J. Carpenter ' 9 Cafefeyza Staff lst row: 1. Hennessey, Mrs..Beach, Mrs. Stangleg 2nd row: Mrs. Smith, A. Lewis, Mrs. Kilmer CusToJlon6 lst row: Johnson, Mrs. McNaughton, Diihrg 2nd row: Schwarz, Tyrrell, Olson Bus Drlvers Janet Parsons pn h C3 Pa I 5 Laura Thompson Secs-eTary Office Asc is 1'anT 'P-I-he lnufckev, The baker, The comc.HesTic.lc mol-ner ll ': IU 1st row: Diihr, Aitken, Bisbee, Porter, Lewis, MacLeod, Grahamg 2nd row: Olson, Washburn, Dropp, Utter, Pipa, Kelsey, Baschnagelg 3rd row: Tyrrell 10 ,qs- ' vii. f, ,,,,, X XX .f f QQ? H Xa QU I 2 Q? ' sz- wc' 1 1 1 , , - I . gx Tm X x I v X x P P' X x wx X I? X 1 1 Q.. 4 X 1' h . Q n U .. , -f . 121. N fig' ,, ., X QR 5:36- , -lik! ,a - N535 N X RNRW1? Nm 'Mllx frGES1:t1f '- XA - g N Y.-W. X W wx . ,f , ' T ,J :'.. K M1 kg, -.1 X X Al x NN -- ' ' - X: Q. 'A NI! N5 , . X ,385 t . X ' U- Jai ZZ-i'91l:..,.sLi A' W J ' 'ty TT? x X f ' , .A f 5 ' GX J,W:.v3 ffm' F -lf: ' 'T':'+ E... 'f:.,..4' '+'- M..- :uh 1155- '-- ' ':v1Q-41i'--- 7 'MT ' 31, 4f.1:':, ' T-' - ' 'VW A- ...f.....,.... ' X. il .' XY 'E A H . 'V gb -'- ----- V ... . nhwh- 1 ' ' '--f-..,, NIORS 5 Miss Tubbs Class Advisor ELEANOR KENT Twice elected pres' ident of her class pert cheer leader fond of tickling the ivories capable editor of Kal' ends Honor Society member Class residentf3,4J3 Kalends ?2,3,4J5 Honor Society 53,413 cheer leading 2,3,4j Eleanor Kent President John Bramley Vice-president Marjorie Oliver Secretary John Adams Treasurer ff The wwe Men f Gollum. IOI-IN BRAMLEY A friendly guy a1' ways found where there is fun land mischief?- big car is a favorite with the ganguexcels in dramatics Senior play Mig class vice'president Mig mixed chorus C423 Rifle Club Q42 MARIORIE OLIVER Here's a gal with a swell personality journalism is right up her line co'editor of ' 'Mountain'Ear' ' ' 'Honor Society member Honor Societ 1433 Kalends C2,3,4,Yg Girls' Leader Club C3,4Jg class vice'president CSJQ secretary 141 JOHN ADAMS A friendly fellow with an engaging smile'- energetic engineer of a basketball and a football skillfull with the seniors' hard earned money Basketball fl,2,3,4Jg baseball f2,3,4bg football g,3,4lg stage crew ll,2, ROY ADAMS D.A.'s own private detective 1policeman, that isl1 known for his humor and friendly Hi can even order teach' ers around Traffic squad 1l,2,3, 4,1g stage crew 1l,2,3,4,13 seasonal sports 111 RUTH BARKEN BUSH The new gal from down New Jersey way owns a becoming accent and a flashing smile right at home in D.A. Entered from Ridge' wood High School, 1947 g Library Club 1413 sea' sonal sports 141 . TOM BLAKE Eternally poppin' up with a new girl'- must certainly have a magnet' ic attraction has his own special gift of gab Rifle Club 13,415 Cross goluntry 141g bowling 12, 9 Jom-I BRAYMER Known for his invit' ing giggle, side splitting lmitations of Al Jolson, etc. famous playboy 1football, basketball, baseball included1 Baseball 11,2,3,41g basketball 1l,2,3,41g foot' ball 12,3,413 Student Council 11 ROBERT BROWNELL Strong, silent 1?1 type --especially talented in art--helped Uncle Sam in the recent war--goes for a certain junior Kalends staff 1415 sen ior play 1415 baseball 11, 3,413 football 11,21 IEAN BUEL A blond'haired and blue-eyed gal just right in manner a1ways has a ready smile to flash at everyone , Orchestra 1l,2,3,41g choir 11 2,3,415 seasonal sports 1413 Cain raisers 13,41 PETER BUSH A sober countenance masking at times the wickedest of wiles yen for athletics and a cer- tain, cute blonde we pre dict scccess Football 1l,2,3,41g bas' ketball 13,413 Mountain' Ear 111 PAT CALAHAN Our smiling Irishman delights in being in mischief often seen pallin' around with the fellas from DeLancey or Hamden FFA 1l,2,3,415 Rifle Club 13,413 IV's 111 MARION CAMERON Her quiet nature and pretty hair seem to ap' peal to some of the Ag School fellows'-one -of D.A.'s songbirds Choir 1l,2,3 415 Trio 1415 Art ciub 1415 Lib- rary Club 141 PETER CARROZZO A good guy who has many friends likes to chauffeur his auto-- was 5,,R,f5U 1iff 1.g .- A-6' girls.too, sometimes 5 there's always a re- . my sponse to your Hi, Pete 1 Stage crew 1l,2,'3,415 Wt, manager cross country ' cs,-11: bowling cn A e Ae 1 'X DONALD COBBE The quiet 1?? ?1 and busy type a good guy with a sense of humor'- likes to be where there's fmm FFA 1 2 3 4 Rifle 1, , , 1: ' Club 13,415 bowling 12,3,15 track 13,41 I IEAN COULTER Short but sweet- -ac- tive in the cornet trio-- caused a peck of trouble in the senior play Band 1l,2,3,415 orches- tra 1l,2,3,415 Art Club 1415 Homemaking Club 141 'dras- - Ui. 1 , 535 tn xj -Q ' ,Q f BARBARA CURTIS Has a musical future in mind--especially tal- ented in voice and flute- -member of Honor Soc- iety- -definitely attracts the boys Band 1l,2,3,415 orches tra 1l,2,3,415 Kalends 12,3,415 Honor Society 141 RIC HARD DAVIDSON A quiet, cleancut lad really balances those chem formulasuhandy with the slide of a trom- bone Honor Society member Honor Society 13,415 band l,2,3,415 Slide Rule Club 41 MARGA DEICHMANN A cool, level-headed person--always has some new clothes to show off --member of double trio Choir 1l,2,3,415 Trio 13,415 Mountain-Ear 13, 415 Cain Raisers 13,41 EDWARD EMRICH This new guy is of in' dependent nature we don't know much about him 'what we do know isn't bad Entered from Grover Cleveland High School, 19475 Rifle Club 141 Our little housewife Her curly hair and EUGENE ERRERA The boy with the city accent has wavy hair makes all the girls swoon will be remembered as Freddie of the knickers Entered from Newtown High School, 19473 FFA 1413 stage crew 141g Rifle Club 1413 senior play 141 CLIFFORD FITCH D.A.'s professional basketball player we'll always remember his beautiful basketsuhas an interest in the Ford garageua swell fella, our Cliff Baseball 1l,2,3,413 bas' ketball 1l,2,3,413 football 1413 class president 121 GLADYCE FITCH peppy leader of the IV cheerleaders-'president of Cain Raisers-'a prize speaker IV cheerleading 1413 choir 1l,2,313 prize speak' ing 12,3,413 Cain Raisers 11,2,3,4,1 DOROTHY FURGERSON Always on the verge of laughter, even though seemingly quiet and bash' ful knows what she's do' ing and where she's going ! seasomn sports 11,2,3,4 tennis 12,3,413 Mountain' Ear 1413 bowling 141 if f' Q 3 'W ,,, M ,L 'wi 2 Sv? 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I 7 s 5'f1U l ' EYE' 'f A ,Q 'TgFi'4 1 L1 'f A , Q .. ,'QV'wp-,V , if Aki ' li ' , -V i - 41 39 Tiff ' , 11.2.5 DOROTHY FYFFE Cute, heppy leader of cheerleadersnnice com' bination of dark hair and pretty eyes 'really hot on the clarinetnseniors' queen Cheerleading 11,2,3,413 senior pla 3 Girls' Lead' er Club 1413 Cain Raisers 11,2,3,4J MARION GIELSKIE Takes things slow and easy called Flash plenty of brains and an easy smile often walks 1or thumbs1 her way to DeLancey Junior band 121, Rifle Club 1413 senior band 13, 213 seasonal sports 1l,2, IOYCE GRAY dark eyes add to her friendly personality knows all the gossip-- attracts the Ag School fellows Cain Raisers 12,3,413 Library Club 1l,2,313 gpwling 141, tennis 12,3, FRED HOLCOMB Cute, dependable guy nice sense of humor'- likes a gay time always seen where things are happening Track 12,3,413 FFA 13, 413 bowling 12,313 stage crew 12,31 PETER HONEYWELL A quiet but likeable fellow a real help to the Mountain'Ear with his colorful sports write' ups and his surprise' ending stories Basketball 13,413 foot' ball 13l3 track 12,3,4Jg band 1l,2,3l NORMA HOWE This pretty gal is often seen on D.A.'s stage'- clever co editor of the Mountain'Ear-'never a dull moment Dramatics 13,413 choir 1l,2,3,4lg Journalism 12,3, 415 Cain Raisers 1l,2,3,4l DORIS IAMES Pretty brown eyes with the come'hither twinkle quiet in her way, but de' termined and dependable'- really knows how to sing Choir 1l,2,3,4Jg Art Club 1415 bowling 12,31 JERRY IAQUISH A guy with one of the friendliest I-Il's in school--often seen es- corting a gal to school shin-digs--a nice fellow Bowling 12,4Jg Rifle Club 133g tennis 13,4j3 Slide Rule Club 145 ROBERT KAUFMAN Seems to be calm, cool and collected most of the timeumakes a very good president of FFA FFA 1l,2,3 455 track 1213 bowling 12,31 cross' country 12,3j CYNTHIA KINNE This quiet girl plans to become a housekeeper very soon that sparkler on her left hand is a re' ward for her sincerity Librar Club 12,455 Ezlgoir 11,435 mixed chorus MARY KLUKKERT This cute, friendly, am bitious girl made it in three years--vice-presi- dent of Student Co1mc11-- anticipating free dental work Student Council 1l,2,3Jg band 11,233 Cain Raisers 1l,2,3jg seasonal sports 133 DAVID LEE The tallest guy in the class no wonder he picks the balls off the back' board so easilyufavor' ite interests Betsy and his car Basketball 1l,2,3,4l3 baseball 12,3,4Jg football LUCILE LEE The gal with the beau' tiful complexionuplays the piano like Iturbi real smart in school and outside, too ardent sports fan Orchestra 11,2,3,41g Kalends 12,3,413 choir 1415 Cain Raisers 1l,2,3,41 DONALD MACDONALD A small boy, our Don' ald has red hair and freckles, but definitely'- always giggling over somethinguenjoys argu- ments in class Entered from Daven- ort, 19463 swimming 12,313 Rifle Club 1315 cam' era Club 1413 bowling 141 ROBERT MCDOWELL A big, big boy with a heart that beats clear to Alba.ny p1ays a mean trombonendefinitely a he'man Football 1l,2,3,41g band 1l,2,31g mixed chorus 1413 class secretary 131 MARIORIE MUNSON A cute, gay little gal'- likes to giggle and en- joys having a good time'- very likeable, many friends prove this Choir 1l,2,3,41g orches- tra 13,41 g mixed chorus 1- 3--1'-v.-, w -sf5wqy?:' .', ,, ,v'-,,'V '-,'n' BETTY ODELL Very quiet, but nice to knowualways ready with a smile often seen dis' cussing important mat' ters with friends Library Club 13,41g mixed chorus 141 HAROLD ODELL A quiet, likeable fellow with a smile he uses to advantageuworks on that table in chem lab Stage crew 11,215 mixed chorus 1413 bowling 141 IERRY OELERICH A nice fellow who is new to D.A. this year snappy dresser good in public speaking 1referee' ing1--likeable and lots of fun Entered from Newton High School, 1947- FFA 1413 Rifle Club 141gbow1' ing 141g stage crew 141 JAMES O'HARA Small but enterprising rather shy but really nice always willing to give his best to the class Entered from Walton, gebruary, 1947 3 bowling AUDREY OLEAR Whiz she's down the basketball court 'always going somewhere in a hurryueternally poppin' up with a joke loves dancin 8 ' Bowling 12,3,45g season' al sports 12,3,455 tennis 12,3,45g archery 13,45 JEAN OLIVER Babe Diedrickson, the secondnpresident of Girls' Leader Club star of mighty girls' varsity always has a friendl Hi Student Council 14 3 Girls' Leader Club 3,453 Varsity basketball 12,3,45g Kalends 145 MARIORIE RIVENBURG Mrs. Stangle's right hand womanudependable and quiet gives all her support to choir and trio --nice and reserved Choir 1l,2,3,45g mixed chorus 1453 Trio 13,453 bowling 125 NICH ROHNER He takes things calmly in his stride'-fleet of foot on a cross coxmtry run Cross country 12,3,45g track 12,3,453 stage crew 11,2,35 ROBERT SAWYER President of Student Councilumember of Hon' or Society has deluxe football shoulders ' 'star of Kalends lay Football 1'2,3,455 Student Council 13,455 Honor So' ciety 13,455 band 11,2,3,45 DAROLD SC HABLOSKI Although he seems to be a quiet, reserved fel' low, he's really a wolf at heart has shoulders and they're not padded Entered from South Kortright Central, 1946, baseball 13,455 basketball Rifle Club 1353 FFA PAUL SCOBIE A friendly and fun' loving guy has a true fighting bulldog spirit in all sportsucrowned king of his class Football 1l,2,3,45g bas' ketball 1l,2,3,45g baseball 12,3,45g track 13,45 RALPH SELLECK Game for most anything gets around one way or another enjoys life a likeable fellow Bowling l,2,45g prize speakin 12 3 cross coun- try 12,3i track 13,45 EDWARD STAN TON Happy'go'lucky guy'- good at that solid geome- try and chemistryntrack seems to be one of his specialties Football 13,415 track 1315 bowling 12,315 Rifle Club 131 HUGH SUTHERLAN D lust about the littlest boy in the class'-pretty good at selling things did a good job on the Kal' ends FFA 1l,2,3,415 football 1l,3,415 Kalends 1415 Moun- taln'Ear 141 BARBARA THOMPSON Twirls and struts to the glory of D.A.--lives every moment as if it was a crisis--pert fig- ure--nice clothes Head majorette 1l,2,3, 415 dramatics 11,3,415 Cain Raisers 1l,2,3,41 Mountain-Ear 121 GEORGE TOMPKINS Quiet, dependable fel- low--excellent hand in the stage crew--seen in dramatic productions of D.A.--interested in FFA FFA 12,3,415 stage crew 1l,2,3,415 cross country 131 1 , Q' Nw 'M -me I , 5 ' ELEANOR TWEEDIE Shy and quiet but flashes a big friendly smi1e 'lots of freight on her train of thought'- member of Honor Society Honor Society 13,415 Kalends 12,3,415 Library Club 1l,2,315 class treas- urer 31 MABEL VEEN Seems shy and quiet, but she likes fun too'- active in home ec inter' ested in the c1ass de' pendable Cain Raisers 13 415 Mountain-Ear 11,215 Lib' rary Club 1l,3,415 season- al sports 141 GERALD WHEAT ll ii This sharpie owns and operates a swell sense of humor 'D.A.'s star of the stage Who Done It? member of Honor Society Honor Society 1415 mixed chorus 1415 Kal' ends 12,3 415 Library Club 2,31 VHIGINIA YOST Known for her chat- ter and giggle--draws a sweet bow on her violin --square dancing and sports take up her off hours Orchestra 1l,2,3,415 choir 12,3,415 Girls Leader Club 1415 season- al sports 1l,2,31 ' ill l f'lo.v3o. 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A Q., T' '55 rg K Q C nfk-nos Kinne, Egg ?iT'E ' W . , , ..g 7 ' A . fn? I . x if 5 -- - 3. ,..' ' XQ' S Tix, Nlbk ROXNYSEY H lm J . , Dovofh F 'FFS- UXS 'A evxaha l lo.vJovw. Munson ,V 7 Jean Q, Scrum I N. Howe, B. Curtis, J. Bramley, D. Fyffe, I. Wheat, E. Kent, E. Errera, R. Brownell 1. Coulter, B. Thompson, L. Lee, R. Sawyer The Hildegarde Mr. Dolson Mrs. Dolson Sally '-- '-'- Bob - ' Iimmy ' Paige - Elllie'May 1111 '- Freddie Shermer WQS C Robert Sawyer 'Lucile Lee ---------John Bramley '-'- -Jean Coulter Barbara Curtis Norma Howe Eugene Errera GST ' Dorothy Fyffe Barbara Thompson ' ' ' ' 'Gerald Wheat Mr. Shermer ' R obert Brownell Mrs. Shermer El8a.I'l0I' Kent 22 Look The TYBB D. Fyffe, R. Brownell, I. Bramley ,ffmyfg CD Wf QQ gi W G R M Q15 3 wllifili W MIP Ziwfv Ella WMKZQK Q'-T wdmwlbkffw M Wfwyff, Mm WM? ZQWW Uh? WSW My .-A q by Q Cz? QW LM CQ I QM S2 3 HE? ! I ' 5 SN iifw wil? A W ,' 1 , A fggy , k ,Nw . , G AM f7KfgW'?wQ'L ?jZW22 Ego 6h9 d'i' ,J ,y 5, ' Q67 GZLQM ez... yea., The Class of 1948 is about to leave this big, red'brick building that we have inhabited for so long. Mother Goose has been busy trying to graduate us and we hope she's done a good job. On a warm sunny morning in September 1944, we entered the halls of D.A. as green freshmen. Mrs. Bramley and Miss Loomis helped Mother Goose give us needed assurance. Tid' Griffin, Peter Honey' well, Paul Scobie, and Bob Brownell were our officers. Our first financial venture was Teen Magic , one of the three one'act plays put on by the different classes. Our girls were properly initiated when they became Cain Raisers. We were all proud when McDowell and Brownell joined the pigskin crew and Dottie Fyffe made the cheering squad. That was the year we lost the heart'breaking basketball game to ,Downsville and Cliff Fitch received an All'Star Emblem. The big event of the year was the night six couples from our class held the daisy chain and formed the court of honor at the gala junior Prom. We ended the year by having a picnic at Silver Lake....remember the ride in the back of the truck? Remember the year when One Meatba1l was the popular song? Our officers that year were Cliff Fitch as president, Marga Deichmann as vice'president, Dottie Fyffe as secretary and Tid Griffin as treasurer Mrs. Arbuckle and Miss Flint gave us the helping hand and, with a senior trip in view, we started paying class dues. That was the year when D.A.'s athletic department really shone. We had one of the most successful football teams in our history. That year we successfully trounced Downsville in basketball and won the county championship. The school also proudly received the Good Sportsmanship award. Johnny Adams is the only remaining one of that great team. 0ur class was especially happy over the seventeen wins of the Iayvees....no wonder our team was so good in 1948. This year we went to Gil' bert Lake for our picnic and had lots of fun. By 1946, Mother Goose was a little worried about us because our finances were so low. With Eleanor Kent as our president, Marjorie Oliver, Bob McDowell, and Eleanor Tweedie as our other officers, we really made this year count. Most of the high school students took First Aid .... the remedy for poisons was f.d.r. tfill, drain, and refillj .... remember? Our Junior Banquet was a big success and a lot of fun .... Kentinsky and Leeinsky at the duo'pianos .... the 8 Squares from Delaware really hitting it .... the Acad- emy Sisters in I Double Dare You. We sold Christmas cards and had a ba.ke'sale in order to scrape up a little more moolah. Can we ever forget Gladyce Fitch's Rabbits Plus ? .... with her fast multi' plying rabbits, Gladyce took first place in the coimty championship. In April we began to flash our fingers around and the seniors looked down long enough to notice that the Junior Class rings had arrived. Suddenly the responsibility of a Junior Prom dawned on us and we had a few bad moments for awhile. But finally the gym was decorated in our Stairway to the Stars theme and we were ready for the big night. Dottie Fyffe and Paul Scobie were crowned King and Queen and a good time was had by all Ceven the clean'up committee, thanks to the custodiansj. It was cold at Gilbert Lake but we had fun, gnywa,y....it wasn't so cold in the boat, was it, girls? When the Class of '48 showed up last September, Mother Goose felt like the old woman who had so many children she didn't know what to do. Instead of spanking us soimdly, she put us all in the study hall. Although we were sorry to leave our advisers of two years, we were happy to find that Miss Tubbs was to help us through this last year. Eleanor Kent was re'elected as president so we knew we would make a success of this year. johnny Bramley was vice'president and Marjorie Oliver secretary. johnny Adams really had to force the dues out of us but we didn t regret it after that trip to New York. Our first bake' sale was such a success that we had another one in February. Without a doubt, our senior play was one of the best in a long time. Besides being a huge financial success, it was hilariously funny .... Hildegarde's beauty mud .... the can of worms....Iohnny standing trouserless in the doorway. It seemed as if Mr. DeGel' leke made an announcement every morning about the stationery we were selling....did we ever get rid of it all? Our football team was good and we beat Walton in the pouring rain....what a gamell Although we missed seeing Cliff on the floor, we had a wonderful basketball team this year. The game here with Schen' evus was one of the best played. Of course, we seniors were proud of the first string....Big Dave Lee and Scobie were high'scorers all season. Finally the twenty-second of April arrived and we went to New York. Our hard'earned money was soon used up but we had a wonderful time. The Senior Ball went off smoothly and graduation week rolled aroimd. It is a year like our senior one that we will remember all our lives. In fact, our whole class history is unforgettable. 24 '+I 7,--f + F,,..4-- ,,...-.....- ,......i- i .,. --- ---- ---f-' -..........1.- -----....... i- V..----'f ........ ' - ' i - ,....f - - ,,.,....--4 ii. ,-,,....i-- '- ---.i?,. ..-F V .ii A- 1 . A N .5 'd -. 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Runge, E. 0'Dell, P. Goodnough, B. Fuller, 1. Alwine, G. Purcell, R. Rabeler, F. Bliss, 3rd row: G. Decker, E. Dutcher, M. Klukkert, A. Krause, D. Reigler, F. McRedmond, 1. McCaffrey, E. Engel- hard, C. LaFever, D. Hoag, N. Brazeeg 4th row: B. Bell, A. Nordgren, H. Tuttle, N. Worden, V. Mar- tin, V. Mabon, B. Lee, D. Edwards, L. Monroe, P. Stoop, R. Davis, R. MacDonald 26 I leur sf' ' J 130. '66 See Lxow YIAY1 Miss Aitchison Adyiser' Augusta MacDonald Vice'pres1dent Mr. Mereness AGVISGI' William White Secretary Robert Becker Treasurer Edward Leal P!'9Sid9l1t KT? 1st row: R. Infusine, A. Macdonald, L. Davidson, J. Hoosier, G. Mason, I. Mable, L. Rigas, W. O'De11, B. Wilson, I. Miglianti, D. Monroe, H. Clumg 2nd row: Miss Aitchison, A. MacDonald, M. Gemmel, M. Bush, I. Thompson, P. Holley, F. Hebbard, M. O'Hearn, H. Edwards, Douglas Francisco, Donald Fran' cisco, A. Parish, 3rd row: B. Rivenburg, B. Ogborn, A. Miller, V. Rosa, I. Kelsey, R. Northup, W. White White, I. Griffin, R. Oelsner, E. Leal, R. Becker, H. Wolkig 4th row: M. james, M. Griffin, I. Iadowski, A. Clark, A. Doig, B. Lee, F. Little, L. Monroe, D. Terry, P. Dropp, R. James, D. Lewis, W. Aikens 27 7' GVVGYYYN BQS I . - s R. I. McCall Vice president Ianet Matthews Treasurer Sylvia Doenges Secretary Mrs. White Adviser Janet Arbuckle President Mrs. Arbuckle Adviser lst row G. Errera, I. Matthews, M. Andrews, B. Watson, B. Allen, S. Doenges, B. Hume, H. Vallwle, D. Bruno, N. Kinne, D. Mason, B. Eighmey, H. Parsons, H. Smith, T. MacLean, F. Furgerson, 2nd row R. Ogborn, G. Armstrong, I. Rifenburgh, V. Wilbur, D. Whitney, I. Jack, R. McCall, I. Rider, D. Davis, C. Rabelerg 3rd row: M. Sawyer, 1. Douglas, S. Russell, N. Hawley, E. Storie,M. McCaffrey, B. Bray' mer, T. Batiste, V. Trimbell, T. Carmody, L. James, H. Carmody, W. Stone, D. Egner, I. Stoddart, W. Forrest, 4th row: L. Bramley, I. DeGel1eke, D. Gersch, V. Buel, E. Crawley, C. Roth, P. Tyrrell, L. Clark, I. Arbuckle, H. More, I. Avery, E. McGrade, G. Bolles, S. Kinch, R. Stanton, 5th row: B. Clark, I. Bathen, D. MacPherson, R. Mostert, D. MacDonald, L. Johnson, H. Aitken, G. Hood, I. Tompkins, C. Scofield, R. Furgerson, D. Gielskie, R. Veen, D. Galland 28 F 9 392 Baz: nl?-E rf 9 2- Svwlf w e wl'xeY1 youqve S Po lke n Ton PM fo, 'V by V eff 413-i,3mn 1 ,Q '?'L'fLff'L 1st row: H. Hawley, L. Van Kleeck, C. Wheat, F. Thomas, E. Conklin, R. Oelsner, K. Bathen, L. Hark- ness, B. Hamilton, R. Salton, W. Spear, L. LeBreaux, E. Howard, 2nd row: S. Buccola, M. Engel, G. Tweedie, D. Cantwell, T. Holley, G. Alwine, P. Parish, B. Ehlermann, A. Hunt, M. Harrington, E. Stod- dart, E. Bush, 3rd row: I. Francisco, A. Stewart, D. Knapp, L. Miller, M. Schwarz, L. Rider, M. Havi land, L. Gabriel, A. Smith, C. Breden, L. Doenges, M. Brown, 4th row: G. Burdick, L. Sheperd, I. ' Torma, C. Darling, C. Davidson, H. Dimmick, A. Kalina, I. White, P. Mable, C. Clark, H. Schwille, C. Mills, P. Northup 29 5 I 5 Gnarls x ,. ,X 1 orhe -fav ei X X ... , C Luther .,z-aa :'- 1 -' .il gli' I' : H ' and learn your A ,s ,S ill' 'llisfil 5, ,EM f' ' ' gg g-Wf F i . lf5Q'5 ' I-'f .X xy . A .G lst row: P. Valentine, M. Hume, M. Egner,-G. Braymer, L. Tuttle, S. Bush, H. Cobbe, P. Veen, W. De' Witt, M. Hebbard, P. james, V. Rifenburgh, 1. Parsons, N. Armstrong, 2nd row: R. Scrimshaw, I. Gem' mel, R. Wyer, H. Butler, W. Baier, W. Spear, R. Sanford, I. Barkenbush, W. Kathmann, R. Fuller, W. Miller, H. Peter, G. LaFever, E. Ruff, 3rd row: M. Adair, I. Mostert, I. Francisco, S. Conklin, M. For' man, I. Reigler, N. Burns, N. MacPherson, E. Lewis, R. Hoag, A. Reed, M. Hammon, I. Clark, H. Mill' song 4th row: D. Delameter, D. Hymers, P. Monroe, D. Bellino, F. Accordino, W. McRedmond, R. 1 Haisch, G. Watson, T. Stoop, D. Dubben, A. Stanton, D. Klukkert, D. Jurjens, R. Kilmer, I. Mostert 30 ...ht .K --........,,,,- -11Q1.. 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Bell, E. Kent, V. Martin, L. Monroe, P. Dann, H. O'Del1g 2nd row: A. Doig, M. Griffin, R. Northrop, B. Curtis, E. Tweedie, M. Oliver, L. Bramley, B. Braymer, Miss Tubbs, 3rd row: G. Wheat, H. Edwards, R. Davidson, L. Lee, I. Oliver, V. Mabon, F. McRedmond, B. Lee, R. Kaufman Edit0I' - '-' - E leanor Kent Assistant Editor ' 'Virginia Martin 5 Business Manager ' L auren Monroe Assistant Business Manager 'Hugh Sutherland I LL Literary Editor---Barbara Bell Si 1 Lucile Lee, Barbara Curtis, Richard Davidson, Marjorie SQ' N Oliver, lean Oliver, Gerald Wheat, Eleanor Tweedie, ' -. X , X Q Barbara Lee, Phyllis Dann, Valerie Mahon, Ruth Northrop, -iig.j.1j'a N iw, NK M: Vivian Rosa, lean Mable, Harold Edwards, Marcia Griffin, 3 -3-5 E' b ii Anne Doig, Lorna Bramley, Barbara Braymer 1ggfl-!i 1..,. Art Editor 'Robert Brovmell :f f , A-f , ,4 .,,.:....- Q . Jw-- 1 f -- ..- l..i'g 'n -:- A , luv' K: I-3:7 Frances McRedmond Helen O'De1l Robert Kaufman Janet ' Dietrich ' ' ' if Adviser - - ' Miss Tubbs 32 Saciefq i ln.. lst row: E Tweedie, M. Oliver, B. Curtis, E. Kent, 2nd row: R. Davidson, G. Wheat, R. Sawyer Pt' . ' 9 There I8 C: remedy, or 'Hoare lS none lst row: B. Lee, M. Flint, I. DeGelleke, L. Gabriel, 1. Oliver, L. Miller, P. Goodnough, M. Klukkert, F. McRedmondg 2nd row: Miss Aitchison, E. Leal, D. Galland, L. Monroe, R. Sawyer, R. Davidson, H. Clum, M. MacPherson, Mrs. Clarkson 1. gi. I. ., sin , H r ' . 0 - ' ' . US f Mvfrk E of Qgj'e,,,4 D. A. Welcomes 6201. I Resolve in 1948 . . KW g,m0'fm5ual 'ififk '96 111A Ch' 0 . -9 00 'P lp-7,6 01' Ha 'rabba - 'ra give Saw X '47 G d W' S h 1 Gio 4107- 1056, New Studefseelof eo Q Wlass more encoura , ra S ln c 0 ar- wffa, 3+ oi' A - fai?G6ffa, y'5Q,X aa. - a- allffwi., ,gg shiDS ' - in , 0 , fialbroz-5070 l 0 K , New Teachers A aaiiifm' 'S' RgroRTEi.l'ffa,5.ff,0.. 62 THE GIRLS GYM . ' ' ' ' ' :se the Jam D.A. Sraffaaevliliaa - gf-an CLASSES TAKE TRIPS TO Tl 333 332. T0 MANY PLACES A VER. ...L..... ........,v.1....... ,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,.,,,,, udem Cb. AND A I-IADDV Mwvv xi. ,su L. , , S S .N . hu, lden scl' D hedt lol the At 3 BI nu cil ndic her Q gc -'D nw ' E 0 sw- i l th: ' ud 0 lat gnty to g ' ' one tor l if :ber ini athe of eld tht del t ull - gnc wi 45 :Q wx d thi nshi SC' :den ' pn reg F-pn . c sec dau lure Liu nard l I on ra not -- ,,,,,.- mor eil Lois MZ! ,B N' 'Q alcg Fr. 'llls 1. to rel S th So, lx. , e Calendar .. H... ... a.,.,... a......1+-ffze'gg1g,,123119, SEs0111......a'..521Q...4z,g.'.xz --1if..a.g1g'aganzisfzfffrvrvughaDew. ' 'F Mnaitafxauv. 29,S,,,,,em Comjgj lst row: P. Goodnough, P. Dann, R. Northrop, E. 'Kent, I. Dayton, A. MacDonald, I. -' Spagkll M ... eww.. Mable, 2nd row: F. Furgerson, L. Rigas, R. Davidson, L. Monroe, H. Edwards, H. , C' get nf gc be Ae, Sutherland, 3rd row: B. Bell, N. Worden, I. Arbuckle, V. Martin, L. Lee, B. Curtis,',' .262 ,BAG NW ggeie .Miss Tubbs, 4th row: A. Clark, E. Tweedie, N. Howe, H. Tuttle, Mrs. Palen, I. De'?S0ljife 969 SV' we U Geiieka, v. wubar gh, aw X5 xiiatuxciggslo Chl'lSIIl'l3S 1'l3.l'S I oa!.ai'E?riorle Hvlzggts p'-aj.uBi0r1.,Ei,agEy-333:31Gtagllevlflosgt 'Tri:eie, on 1' uv 1' 11-:N PIN CLATTER 1 SUPPOR. Aft Stax bs Tha a.,...,L,g,,,Q,, AT WAL On Monday, November 17, they A Fgfm Cu - hrwnff D , . Day 'Game Boys' llowllng Club got under way TIJAW X A Afmlstlce 6 Walton 0 Have Yo M -- .- D' lf. fa ' Ends -L a L1 mud--',: u l Ill n . Co'Editors Marjorie Oliver, Norma.Howe YF F E, ERRERA GET ,fly 1 --'- VESYE ' Assistant Editor ' Phyllis Dann ', ' ig . LEADS IN PLA TMAS Y . ---,,,-,,,,-,,--- . 5 4.2 , Y .HRIS STERDA 1 all Feature Editor' Barbara Curtis f A f ' 'JHELD YE M-Ms I 2 Sports Editor' ' Peter Honeywell - H A. C 0 .ma PARENTS' NIGHT Exchange Editor 'Janet Arbuckle ' ' W TPf,,Q,, 1 TWO VIEWS Mailing Clerk ' ' I ean Mablea OFF -- ' ---- ---- u .. 25, As a Student Sees It - Business Manager Hugh Sutherland ,,, ' ggwaenxs cgxogtoixlzfcsii Play to be Presented November 21 Dorothy Fyff ' - . Q have ' exe Sx9:fQ09xE A ,, Circulation Manager ' L awrence Monroe ,. da E' H2 111155. 2 a . fa -Ewa I E E in maat be Parma' Night. Reporters: Barbara Bell, Tom Blake, Audrey Fig EE E vSw1mmers. nJoy E C 3 i.. Clalak, IFnedD3yton, Ioan ge?ell.eke6Hadr1old Eid' 3 --2 Tia Pg Q Og Summer Days G -gg MERRY war S re urgerson a ricxa oo oug 2 7, 9a Q , 1 'J .. 2 Eleanor Kent, Edward Deal, Lucile Lee, Angus' Z bei?-.iii Q Wilma , Mwea P' T CHRISTMAS ta MacDonald, Virginia Martin, Ruth Northrop, flnfiiggk U, '- ,Fates W6 02665 K Q ' JUNIOR RE Larry Rigas, Helen Tuttle, Eleanor Tweedie, 9. S155 nf 95 3,590 ,.,,g93,2,. a. BEGINS EOCROSSQ virginia Wilbur, Nancy Worden, Gerald Wheat Q9 ,ag C73 H I Juniors U2 This e r, R KOQ I Q9 I kazaa DeIEiaC:aca..aaf1Na,Ii x5?TypistS:, Marga Deichmann, Audley Krause, Aud- v Q -fgsvvf Alreadv una fa Jam r R D er af Q V rey O Lear, Dorothy Furgerson fi C51 SELEANOR KENT HEAD 35,6 Q-,OF YEAR BOOK STAFF AMASSED e'b...s1-c....L'i .2 ' ON Nh0VE1lr'flfEE C965 Advisers: Miss Tubbs, Mrs.rPalen .aa O 4.948 sam Named Third l?1o'I:eA, 0 e Cfgroifikgang .swam -akafv rlVl' d A' Again, kids, here's the news , h I k,?,4r 5 ,I 6 ' t V' 84, 0. , - all been waiting for. Who Nllllffllssfg ilncfrlfvxbfa 5.29 x0 3 ,..00?2 aiSU.!fEn Inav' Eau V' 'Y 'h'f Ka1e'1 s mm This 34 ' GM my lilne laool-1 'W 7' X 1 xc-I 1' lst row: B. Allen, P. Dann, B. Watson, H. Cobbe, E. Bersh, C. X , 'i Breden, B. Odell, 2nd row: N. Kinne, R. Salton, R. Lovett, C. Q 1 Davidson, H. More, L. Harkness, C. Wheat, 3rd row: V. Buel, , 46 B. Runge, N. Worden, H. Tuttle, A. Nordgren, R. Barkenbush, ,for C. Kinne, w. Dewitt gg.:- .P 5715 .am 0 cam ' 'PDA yOU CVCI' 322. SLACLX G lh XOUY wifes, 1st row: I. Matthews, M. Andrews, S. Doenges, G. Armstrong, R. Infusine, B. Watson, F. Hebbard, A. Macdonald, H. O'De1l, I. Coulter, B. Hume, 2nd row: D. Fyffe, B. Thompson, M. McCaffrey, D. Whit? ney, M. James, I. DeGel1eke, M. Griffin, 1. Mable, 1. Stokes, B. Fuller, I. Thompson, 3rd row: 1. Day' ton, M. Deichmann, N. Howe, E. Dutcher, E. Tweedie, E. O Dell, D. Tuttle, E. Ballantyne, L. Bramley, M. Veen, B. Bellg 4th row: B. Braymer, E. Kent, B. Curtis, P. Tyrrell, R. Lind, D. Cooper, M. Kluk' kert, P. Goodnough, I. Buel, B. Aikens, G. Decker, 5th row: G. Mason, I. Gray, B. Lee, V. Martin, V. Mahon, L. Clark, E. Tuttle, G. Fitch, 6th row: A. Doig, A. Clark, Betsy Lee, 1. Arbuckle, L. Lee, M. Oliver, V. Yost, 1. Oliver 35 ff '39 ,, C7 Vina me my old benl' Lowa, ' 1st row: C. Breden, E. Schwarz, I. Kelsey, V. Yost, M. Griffin, B. Curtis, E. Leal, P. Goodnough, 2nd row: H. Schwille, P. Northup, M. Haviland, B. Lee, M. Flint, Betsy Lee, I. Dietrich, C. Calhonmg 3rd row: L. Miller, C. Clark, I. Buel, M. Munson, S. Russell, A. Smith, H. Edwards, B. Lovett, I. Torma, D. Edwards, J. Coulter, R. Decker, M. James, 4th row: D. Knapp, V. Martin, G. Decker, Mrs. Walker, L. Little, L. Rider, L. Lee, L. Doenges, L. Gabriel, M. Schwarz I JJ' i r ERN B if.: xx WY 1.41-4:-31 S 5 I l 5.-.--Lgagiyizr-,AW-3-ff . MILTLQ ' iii: JH. , .4 ' , .:.4...4...-...L - .-.,....-..g E! 93 P Lillie Boy Blue, come. blow your lnovn 1st row: R. Rabeler, I. Dietrich, M. Griffin, M. Sawyer, B. Braymer, Betsy Lee, G. Mason, B. Bab- cock, M. Iamesg 2nd row: E. Leal, V. Wilbur, I. Arbuckle, A. Doig, P. Goodnough, R. Sawyer, M. Campbell, P. Dropp, P. Monroe, R. Decker, I. White, C. Ca1houn,,R. Davidson, R. -Northrop, I. Coul' ter, S. Doenges, 3rd row: M. Forman, M. Gielskie, W. White, R. Oelsner, D. Whitney, Iack White, L. Clark, A. MacDonald, E. Tuttle, B. Thompson, Mr. Keith, G. Purcell 36 311110 ?,,' C7 PP 'n un a son of Six ence 3 3 P 1st row: M. Cameron, M. Rivenburg, B. Curtis, D. james, 2nd row: M. Deichmarm, Miss Schlott' man, V. Martin A . 0- -...um Fsfng. sing., wLxcT slnau I singm Fl-DI!!! 1st row: G. Errera, M. Millson, M. Munson, N. Hawley, I. Thompson, R. Fuhrmann, I. Mable, B. Ful- ler, 2nd row: P. Holley, B. Curtis, D. James, N. Howe, M. Deichmann, B. Bell, E. Crawley, C. Kinne, R. Infusineg 3rd row: J. Buel, G. Decker, L. Lee, V. Martin, Miss Schlottman, B. Lee, M. Cameron, M. Rivenburg, N. Egner, V. Yost 37 Zx.cdC3fLofw4 1st row: M. Deichmann, G. Decker, R. Infusine, G. Mason, I. Thompson, B. Braymer, D. Fyffe, D. James, M. Millson, C. Kinne, E. Tuttle, N. Howe, 2nd row: Mr. Keith, M. Munson, P. Holley, B. Odell, H. Clum, B. Wilson, G. Wheat, H. Odell, L. Rigas, A. Parish, M. Rivenburg, M. Griffin, 3rd row: B. Fuller, I. Mable, N. Egner, J. Bramley, L. Monroe, B. Clark, E. Leal, R. Brownell, B. Curtis, E. Kent, B. Bell, 4th row: Miss Schlottman, V. Yost, A. Clark, Betsy Lee, A. Doig, R. McDowell, I. Whittaker, R. Furgerson, B. Lee, V. Martin, M. Cameron, L. Lee NADA WQQH GH of US CYOQI4 T056-HTEYM 'fl' Gftoin n 5 of is' Q' it P. in P T I1 lst row: I. Francisco, I. Clarke, A. Hunt, T. Holley, P. Parish, A. Smith, L. Rider, S. Bush, M. For' man, E. Stoddart, D. Knapp, Miss Schlottmang 2nd row: D. Cantwell, E. Schwarz, M. Schwarz, L. Mil' ler, B. Ehlermann, H. Schwille, D. Dubben, N. Burns, Joyce Francisco, G. Burdick, G. Tweedie, I. Reiglerg 3rd row: M. Egner, M. Gemmel, M. Harrington, A. Stewart, L. Little, J. Mostert, A. Reed, S. Conklin, V. Rifenburgh, J. Parsons, G. Braymer, P. Valentine, L. Doenges, I. Northup, A. Stanton, C. Clark, D. Jurjens, P. Mable, D. Klukkert, M. Engel, C. Mills, M. Flint, G. Alwine 38 Wafual Qoncosf CLBOIY COYMCIUCTOY F-YQHIK D YCLWQSTYQ COYIJUCTOY 'COYheIiUS GQ! Banc! conclucfror-Deorm HaYvin5T0H 39 UCAPUI. ' lst row: D. Lewis, B. Wilson, N. Howe, L. Rigas, C. Calhoun, 2nd row: R. Sawyer, Ray Selleck, G Wheat, L. Monroe, R. Davidson PROGRAM Prelude Hchrisfmastiden ' DeLamater Orchestra Invocation B tl t Ch h D lhl The Reverend Walter Tibbets ap 1S urc e 1 S353 re Re dl g 0 come, A11 Ye faithful M tglvnslseeitiirg u a in a ew : ' Ianet Dietrich, Student Chaplain Silent Night Ch . Gruber oir Prayer The Reverend Walter H. Read 4 Baptist Church, Meredith Presbyterian Church, Meridale Mary's Lullaby Polish Carol 1 t R di Junior Girls' Choir Scr p ure ea ng Luke 23 1-20 Ianet Dietrich, Offertory ' Iesgfambino ' Pietro Yon 0 I' Carol , The First Noel Congregation Cantique de Noel' Ch . Adam oir glgolilativity Play no agile ghephegcE'tlS1:alr H janet Katgerine Smith . S 0WI1 0 6 G em ongregation B9HediCt10I1 The Reverend Walter Tibbetts Choral Amen 40 1 O-21- pflhf ' i K LN WK -5-' ':! f ..,gvfln5'y X. A A Ab 1. i Rf D , f - ',' .X . lst row: W. DeWitt, E. Ruff, H. Butler, R. Wyer, W. Baier,. R. Lovett, 2nd row: P. Monroe, S. Buccola, H. Teter, G. Watson, E. Howard, John White, B. Hamilton, 3rd row: A. Kalina, 1. Mostert, E. Stoddart, C. Bathen, James White, R. Oelsner, W. Miller, Miss Gordon ' lst row: P. Goodnough, I. DeGel1eke, M. Griffin,L. Bramley, I. Matthewsg 2nd row: N. Howe, D. Bellino, D. Macdonald, H. Odell, Mr. DeGel1eke Kialeflulfe QM 1.1 A .' JV. fo. 1st row: C. LaFever, 1. Stokes, R. Davidson, H. Tut tle, D. Macdonald, 2nd row: I. Iacquish, N. Worden, F. Little 5.2.9.0 R F ww' 1:7 lst row: F. Furgerson, T. McLean, Mrs. Clarkson, G. Millson, S. Kinch, Ray Selleckg 2nd row: L. Odell, 1. Oelerich, T. Blake, G. Purcell, L. Monroe, 3rd row: P. Stoop, R. Adams, 1. Rider, H. More Hnf em. H me if F. Ute '13, A lst row: R. Sanford, P. James, M. Hebbard, A..Macdonald, I. Coulter, P. Veen, W. Spear, 2nd row: D. MacDonald, A. Miller, S. Russell, H. O'Dell, M. Schwarz, E. Howard, 3rd row: Mr. Rivers, P. Tyrell, H. Parsons, R. Lind, R. Mostert, D. James, P. Holley, M. Cameron, W. Stone, D. Monroe EUR. lst row: M. O'Hearn, R. Kaufman, I. Oelerich, H. Sutherland, D. Cobbe, F. Holcomb, H. Bliss, 2nd row: C. Scofield, H. Wolki, Douglas Francisco, J. Whittaker, H. Carmody, I. Avery, Mr. Mereness, D Bruno 42 GM The Queen of Hearfs made some Tar-rsm Seated: E. Storie, S. Allen, D. Gersch, N. Hawley, H Bishop, Standing: E. Dutcher, B. Aikens, Miss L'Ecuyer, D. Tuttle, I. Coulter 3 ' GM' X gg HAYIJ HOW 30OJ Y1l3l'lT GUY :S 4071619 Seated: I. Thompson, B. Lee, I. Dietrich, M. Griffin, R. Infusino, G. Mason, Standing: Mrs. Clarkson, B. Braymer, R. Selleck, W. White, R. Becker, I. Ri' der, D. Lewis, I. Griffin, L. Bramley 43 DHL5 Gum Goonc 1947-1948 11.-W... There was an old woman who lived in a shoe. She had so many children she didn't know what to do. She didn't whip them all soundly and send them to bed, She sent them to school at D.A. instead. Jack and Jill went up the hill To get a bit o'schooling. They had to work there, very hard, But there still was time for fooling. Bye, Baby Bunting, Bulldogs went a'h1mting, To get a hunk of Wa1ton's skin To wrap our football glory in. Deedle, deedle, dumpling, our boy Iohn Came on the stage with his underpants ong Trousers off, trousers on, Deedle, deedle, dumpling, our boy john. One, two, three, I love coffee, And the teachers love tea. What good cooks those men bel I love coffee, and the teachers love tea. Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November, December brings us Vesper time The Christmas story in pantomime. Little Tommy Tucker sang for his supper. But at the junior Banquet, it was more than bread and butter. Did lots of people come? You can bet your life! There were loads of men, there, and many, many a wife. The first day of Christmas My true love sent to me, A two weeks vacation Entirely homework free. Hickory, dickory, dee! Pass it to Scobie or Lee. Another game won! Boy, ain't it fun! Hickory, dickory, deel Tommy's tears and Mary's fears, They thought they wouldn't pass mid' Peter, Peter, pumpkin ater, Had a girl and cou1dn't date her, She asked him to the Leap Year Dance, And so began their great romance Bobby Shaftoe went to see The carnival at Delaware Academy. He came back very full of glee Tho' his pockets were empty as could be. Little Boy Blue come blow your horn. The Sophomores had music from dusk until morn. Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? With Easter corsages and bunny mirages, And ten schoo1'less days in a row. Tom, Tom, the piper's son Heard the gun and away he rim. In each track meet our boys so fleet Forced all our foes to dire defeat. Ride a cock'horse to Banbury Cross But when the Seniors went to New York, They took a bus! fWithout any fuss.l Georgie'Porgie, pudding and pie, Kissed the girls and made them cry. When the Juniors gave their play, Few from Delhi stayed away. Cobbler, cobbler, mend my shoe. I danced at the Ball till half past two. The floor was good, the music fine, I had myself a heck of a time. Rub'a'dub'dub, nine men in a tub. And who do you think they be? The pitcher, the catcher, a fielder you betcher. It's our baseball team on a winning spree. Jack be nimble, Iack be quick Passing those finals was quite a trick. A diller, a dollar, a 10 o'clock scholar, What made you come so soon? I had to take a Regents test To graduate in June. Pussy'cat, pussy cat, years. Where have you been? I've been to the Prom Little Miss Muffet, To see the new Queen. She stood on a tuffet, Pussy'cat, pussy'cat,, Speaking in public one day. What did you there?' The students from Delhi, I danced the night through Said Do or die, And stole all the prizes away. At that gala affair. 44 1st row: H. Clum, W. White, I. Griffin, B. Wilson, I. Thompson, A. MacDonald, I. Dayton, L. Monroe, J Brmagiileyg 2nd row: M. Oliver, D. Fyffe, P. Scobie, G. Mason, R. MacDonald, 3rd row: I. Mable, M. Kl ert IC Stairway to the Stars June 26, 1947 Bill Grigg's Orchestra King ' Paul Scobie Queen Dorothy Fyffe Honor Attendants ' Marjorie Oliver a.nd John Bramley Sophomore Attendants ' Jane Dayton, Mary Klukkert, Robert MacDonald, and Lauren Mon' roe Freshmen Attendants Jean Mable, Ioan Thompson, Glenna Mason, Augusta MacDonald, Bruce Wilson, William White, Hen' ry Clum, and John Griffin Chairmen cj Committees Decorations ' Barbara Curtis Publicity ' Marjorie Oliver Refreshments ' Marion Cameron Programs Dorothy Fyffe and Doris James Tickets ' Gerald Iaquish Clean'up ' jane Mitchell Chagrons Mrs. Irene Arbuckle Miss Katherine Flint Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Honeywell Mr. and Mrs. R. R. DeGe1leke 45' 3 , Q gf- - Ay? . I .,,wwgwl .. qc QM C.- af' S-. ,Q ,Mg 4: ..f. 'IA diner 7 Q dollar .- 'One 'Fen-Fl' un? and OVW- A + , SJLWQ ' g 1 -. 'FO OT dow In , M W W A : 9 I if , 1. 1' wwf! ff I - I' . wx. ,,,,1,. -'::1,1..4 one 'For 'Hxe money ' fd , ., . . H N , . ' Y lu ' V ,, E X ll 5 K. 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X x . 4 3 Ex L- ,., .L N X V rj' A M Q' X 2:3 4 M 151 , , ' . z K-xx , 2, fp X' X, ln , , X 3 1 iN. xxx x fa -, x x S V R ' XX X RX .X X X. tie. Xxx X, X x A ix F X- ' x X A M . XX -X X . X ,x ,X y K K N I X . . 5 SPORTS an-----up-.. D DOTTIF. Vw? B Lee, E Kent, D Cooper, D Tuttle, E Ballantyne, D. Fyffe Qffcoiadwui Pmfff mf 0 in Q 55 QR, ,px L A V N . I . 67 y ,, , Q 1 wg. 7' K-r.-?1C,5 'f'mf 'f a ,' rr f UN, Llc., rl -fx ' fr t x s Q, VXI s. ,, ' 5'-Xl... ,AM 'J 5 AIT ' Y 1 Eloofiaff 1st row: J. Stoddart, R. McCall, mgrs.g 2nd row: I. Adams, W. White, Ray Selleck, G. Hood, N. Brazee, R. Kinch, L. Rigas, R. Stanton, R. Becker, H. Dimmick, F. Holcomb, H. Sutherland, E. Stanton, 3rd row: I. Scott, W. Aikens, I. Braymer, R. Sawyer, R. Davis, R. MacDonald, P. Bush, R. McDowell, F. Little, C. Fitch, P. Scobie, D. MacDonald, D. Terry, D. Lewis, Don Francisco, Mr. Shalkey 'Gf. fn' , -.1 Q41 1947 - 1948 b S ..-. D. A. 7 ' Cooperstown 20 f-ffl' . D. A. 33 ' Hancock 6 FI .55- .,,.n... 1 - .M ,C . ' Oxford 0 N1 U aa o 8 ' ilQn3g.:,ggR.:e,, K . . o - Sidney 13 1 iisfiiefl x 'X'-. it L '? 5 U IP Q5 A Q D. A. 6 ' Sherburne 18 if D. A. 27 ' Greene 0 I , f f D. A. 6 - Walton o 1- ig.: ' '. -.. 1 A f , ,ff - 0-4. mn.. . --,. -,. . ...P 'f2 ' - '- ' ' ' ff .wi .,-at .-,,-,. x,.,., A ,. - ' ff k awsz.-mr - ,fn-R . -, f- .:1 j,,.,V E . .,-'yy-'L Nxiff, Xx ,tx L X ., ,, yu .X . ' in e 5 7 A X X .Q s' L nt., 51 ' ' 1st row: I. Stoddart mgr. I. Adams I. Braymer R. Sawyer R. MacDonald' 3Cm0 Ui5 4'l'f 2nd row: Mr. Shalkey, D. iVIacDona1cf, P. scobie, in. Lee, P. Rush ' 1 B TV. 1..+ my 1,..n', 1st row: D. Egner, R. McCall, H. Clum, I. Rider, L. James, I. Griffin, B. Wilson, D. Francisco, 1. White, mgr., 2nd row: Mr. Shalkey, G. Hood, H. Aitken, W. White, R. Davis, R. Decker, L. Sheperd, W. Aikens 52' 'B V , , ,7 sL1'.'1' 1-Swim-r3F1d.! 1st row: J. Stoddart, mgr., D. MacDonald, R. Kinch, D. Terry, 1. Braymer, R. Brownell, H. Clum, W. White, 2nd row: Mr. Shalkey, E. Gile, P. Scobie, R. Nicholson, D. Lee, C. Fitch, D. Schabloski 7f.nn4e 1st row: F. Holcomb, F. Rosa, L. Monroe, B. Stanton, J. Whittaker, L. Clark, S. Mondore, E. Stanton, H. Bliss, D. Delameter, D. Lewis, B. Davis, R. Selleck, 2nd row: H. Northrop, T. Carmody, N. Rohner, F. Bliss, R. Selleck, D. Galland, W. Frisbee, L. Perry, D. Edwards, R. Rabelerg 3rd row: Mr. Basch' nagel, 1. Tuttle, B. Aikens, H. Wolki, A. Richter, P. Bush, B. Nicholson, P. Scobie, F. Gielskie, P. Honeywell, H. Dimmick, D. Merchant, D. Oelsner, P. Carroza - disk. 1... 1st row: D. Egner, L. Perr,y, Ray Selleck, W. McRedmond, H. Wolki, H. Edwards, D. Mason, 2nd row: I. Alwine, R. Rabeler, M. 0 Hearn, J. Torma, F. Bliss, Doug Francisco, H. Bliss, 3rd rowg Mr. Basch- nagel, C. La Fever, D. Edwards, T. Blake -53 R PPSSLXOT GT Q Pliaebh GYIJ O CYOWQ x 1st row: V. Wilbur, E. Dutcher, B. Thompson, M. Gielskie, G. Armstrong, S. Russell, I. Mable, I. Thompson, M. james, J. Matthews, 2nd row: D. Whitney, L. Bramley, 1. Dietrich, V. Yost, M. Oliver, S. Doenges, L. Davidson, B. Braymer, M. Andrews, 3rd row: Mr. Mereness, D. MacPherson, P. Stoop I- Oelerich, F. Little, G. Millson, R. James, H. VanWie, H. Smith, Mr. Clarkson, 4th row: I. Bathen, , L. Monroe, L. Odell, R. Mostert, I. Rider, C. Scofield, R. McCall, 5th row: H. Parsons, C. Finkle E. Engelhard, D. Cobbe, D. Francisco ' au ...H Booting. GM if l lst row: M. Millson, D. Furgerson, D. Fyffe, R. Northrop, M. Kathmann, B. Fuller, A. Krause, P. Heb' bard, A. Macdonald, A. MacDonald, B. Aikens, 2nd row: N. Egner, 1. Stokes, B. Hawley, D. Cooper, E. Ballantyne, L. Lee, B. Odell, V. Mabon, D. Reigler, B. Lee, E. Tweedie, 3rd row: H. Tuttle, B. Bell, G. Decker, P. Holley, R. Selleck, R. Kinch, G. Gray, A. O'Lear, J. Miglianti, H. Smith, 4th row: D. Mon' roe, H. Carmody, D. MacDonald, G. Hood, P. Dropp, T. Blake, L. johnson, V. Trimbell, 5th row: Ba' then, B. Stanton, I. Alwine, N. Brazee, D. Francisco, H. Wolki, I. Avery, 6th Row: Mr. Rivers, I. omp' kins, R. Oelsner, I. Oelerich, R. Veen, I. Torma, R. Rabeler, E. Engelhard, I. Iaquish, H. Aitken 54 5 spam lst row: M. Andrews, 1. Matthews, G. Errera, F. Hebbard, A. MacDonald, R. Northrop, D. Furgerson, G. Armstrong, A. Krause, M. Kathmann, M. James, C. Roth, R. Fuhrmanng 2nd row: S. Doenges, M. McCaffrey, E. Crawley, S. Russell, B. Runge, D. Whitney, E. Ballantyne, R. Northup, H. O'Del1, A. Macdonald, M. Sawyer, V. Buel, B. Allen, 3rd row: Mrs. Davis, M. Gielskie, I. DeGe11eke, V. Wilbur, V. Rosa, P. Goodnough, I. Buel, M. Veen, R. Barkenbush, 4th row: L, Bramley, P. Tyrrell, 1. Gray, I. Arbuckle, V. Mabon, M. Oliver, A. O'Lear, E. Tweedie, M. Klukkert, D. Reiglerg 5th row: L. Clark, A. Nordgren, I. Dietrich, I. Oliver, G. Fitch Q lst row: V. Mabon, E. Ballantyne, V. Rosa, A. MacDonald, H. O'De11, 2nd row: B. Fuller, A. O'Lear, M. Oliver, I. Oliver, D. Cooper GM :94 lst row: M. Oliver, V. Mahon, E. Ballantyne, V. Yost, 2nd row: Mrs. Davis, D. Fyffe, I. Oliver, B. Aikens 55 5,,.,.1., in-2,211 BASKETBALL Baseball, 1947 lTo February lj D.A. 2 ' Andes 3 Varsity IV's D.A. 9 ' Downsville 8 D.A. 15 ' Fleischmanns 2 D.A. 38 ' Margaretville 32 D.A. 42 ' Margaretville 45 D.A. O ' Margaretville 2 D.A. 45 ' South Kortright 33 D.A. 14 ' South Kortright-20 D.A. 7 ' Walton 2 D.A. 41 ' Stamford 25 D.A. 33 ' Stamford 20 D-A- 3 ' Andes 4 D.A. 52 ' Walton 30 D.A. 20 ' Walton 21 D-A- 2 ' DOWDSVi1le 1 D.A. 44 Downsville 31 D.A. 21 Downsville 27 D.A. 8 ' Fleischmanns 7 D.A. 41 ' Oneonta 26 D.A. 24 ' Oneonta 48 D.A. 6 - Margaretville 6 D.A. 36 ' Schenevus 34 D.A. 25 ' Schenevus 8 D,A, 10 - Wauon 9 D.A. 39 ' Chenango Forks 31 D.A. 28 ' Chenango Forks 47 Captains' Scobie, I. Adams Captains ' Clum, Griffin TRACK 1947 D.A. 40 ' Windsor 63 fDual Meetl Oneonta Invitation Meet ' D.A. 14 ' 4th place C11 teams competing Section IV Zone Meet ' D.A. 80i ' lst place Section IV Championship Meet 'D.A. 192 ' 3rd place Q12 schools competingj Captain ' Fayal Rosa CROSS COUNTRY D.A. 15 ' Margaretville 40 D.A. 17 ' Margaretville 76 D.A. 19 ' Margaretville 65 ' Downsville 87 ' Downsville 81 Whitesboro Invitation Meet ' D.A. 150 ' 5th place Q14 teamsb D.A. 15 ' Norwich 40 D.A. 25 ' Whitesboro 30 Section IV Championship ' Co'captains Ray Selleck'Lynn Perry l BASKETBALL INTRAMURALS I Sr. High Tulane Yale Utah L.I.U. Ohio U Michigan Duke Wisconsin Pitt D.A. 51 ' 3rd place Q11 teamsj 5th Period L 3' Jr. High W L T 1 Colgate 8 1 o 2 0 Iowa 2 7 1 SFKEQ, Q 5 0 Texas 3 5 1 ' B X 6 0 ' -it -c 1: - rf 6th Period ,A 1 0 Kansas 5 2 0 1 1 T.C.U. 4 2 0 A 3 0 S.M.U. 3 4 0 2 2 1 5 0 4 1 Purdue 56 ....- , N A fn! e he QQ? 7, x STUDENT COUNCIL President --------- - Robert Sawyer Vice-President- - - - -Mary Klukkert Secretary - - - - - - Frances McRedmond Treasurer - - - - - Edward Leal SENIOR LIBRARY CLUB President ---------- Nancy Worden Vice-President ------- Helen Tuttle Secretary-treasurer ---- Cynthia Kinne Program chairman ----- Ruth Barkenbush DRAMATICS CLUB President ---------- Ioan Thompson Vice-President - - - - William White Secretary ----- - - Glenna Mason Treasurer -------- - Rosalie Infusine HEAD CHEERLEADERS Varsity ----------- Dorothy Fyffe IV's ---- - - Gladyce Fitch GIRLS' SEASONAL SPORTS President ---------- Mary Klukkert Secretary- - - - Gladyce Fitch Reporter - - - - - Eleanor Tweedie GIRLS' LEADERS CLUB President-, --------- Jean Oliver Reporter - - - - Marjorie Oliver CAIN RAISERS President ---------- Gladyce Fitch Vice-President - - - - -Barbara Lee Secretary! ---- - - -Lorna Bramley Treasurer- - - - - - Betsy Lee IR. HISTORICAL SOCIETY President ---------- Jack White Vice-President - - -Bruce Hamilton Secretary- - - - - -Ronald Oelsner Treasurer - - - - -Salvatore Buccola President- - - Vice-President Secretary- - - O Treasurer- - - - - Reporter - - Sentinel ---- FFA Hugh Sutherland Donald Cobbe I Jerry Oelerich Fred Holcomb Robert Kaufman Marvin O'Hearn HONOR SOCIETY flst semester? President ---------- Richard Davidson Vice-President- - - - - Eleanor Tweedie Secretary ------ - - Eleanor Kent Treasurer ---- - - Robetr Sawyer IUNIOR LIBRARY' C L UB President ---------- Evelyn Bush Vice-President ------- Robert Salton Secretary-treasurer ---- Cristel Breden . 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