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

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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

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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

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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