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

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GEORGE PURCELL Blows the base horn with vigor--the big George of the stage crew--surely likes to drive that car to Delhi often Stage Crew 13,413 band 11,2,3,41g Iunior Play, Stage Manager Senior Play ROLAND RABELER Stole the show in Dear Ruth --Vice- President of his class-- Honor Society member-- industrious--friendly, always a smile for every one Band 11,2,3,41g Track 12,3,41g Senior Playg Cross Country 12,3,41 RAYMOND SELLECK Takes the spotlight in track--still he pines for the big chance in football--D.A.'s King of Dancing--loves to be on the go Football 13,413 Track 12,3,413 Baseball 13,415 Corss Country 12,3,41 ALTON SMITH If good looks are brains, our Alton is a genious--quiet guy--new to D.A.--Napoleon was little too Entered from Walton High School, 1948 DOROTHY RIEGLER Ruth of Dear Ruth -- D.A.'s own city gal-with the accent--one of those industrious business students--knows what she, wants and usually gets it Seasonal Sports 1213 Iunior Play, Senior Play, Ushers Club 141 JosEpmNE sfromszs A hit in the senior play--likable--wittyu jovial--speaks volumes with those shy 1?1 eyes --busy as a bee and full of it Cain Raisers 12,3,41g Bowling 13,413 Seasonal Sports 1413 Senior Play BEVERLY RUNGE Miss Salton' s girl Friday--her homemaking will come in handy soon --wears a sparkler on her left hand, third finger--energeticn amiable Library Club 12,3,41g Seasonal Sports 131, Homemaking Club 1413 Art Club 13,41 PETER STOOP He looks quiet, but looks are sometimes de- ceiving--industrious and likable fella--is lots of fun to have around FFA 1113 Bowling 11,2, 3,413 Rifle Club 13,415 Stage Crew 12,31

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ANN-MARI NORDGREN Quiet dignity--a slow smile and shy eyes--sin- cere and genuine--quick blushes--dependable-- has made a place for herself at D.A. Entered from Scarsdale High School, 1947, Li- brary Club 13,41, Kalends 141, Mountain-Ear 141, Seasonal Sports 13,41 HELEN O' DELL Valuable member of the Kalends--D.A.'s Rembrandt--quiet--in- dustrious--cheerful--a good dancer--has spe- cial interests in the school across the valley Homemaking Club 141, Art Club 13,41, Kalends 12,35 Girls' Varsity 9 RUTH NORTHROP Plays baritone horn in the band-- often seen at the dances--smart girl- always willing to help-- original--does excellent work in debate and prize speaking Seasonal sports 11,3,41, Bowling 13 ,413 Band 12,3,41, Ushers Club 141 LAWRENCE ODELL He can't go wrong, cause he's all right-- none but himself can be his parallel--quiet-- a swell fellow to know Stage Crew 12,313 Bowl- ing 11,2,41, Rifle Club 13,41, Junior Play RICHARD NOVEMBER New to the ahlls of D.A.--made a hit with us from the first-- plays basketball--likes his classical music-- often seen with the Aggies Entered from Jamaica High School, 1948, F.F.A. 141 ELIZABETH O' DELL A winning smile--a helping hand--enjoys dancing till break of day --shows special interest,-in the college on the hill Seasonal Sports 121, Archery 121, Cain Raisers 131, Bowling 121 WILLIAM 0' DELL One so rare--with him none can compare--quiet --friendly--often seen in Delhi's poo1room-- better known as Smokey Joe. Marionette Club 111, FFA 121, Track 131 1 PIETER OSKAM Popular--brilliant-- Holland's contribution to D.A.--really blows that trombone in the band--is admired by all of us Entered from Groen van Prinsterer School, The Hague, 1947, Rifle Club 141, Glee Club 141, Band 141

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HELEN TUTTLE NANCY WORDEN Talkative--g-igglyn 2nd soprano in the industrious--valuable choir--a big help to member of the Library Miss Salton in the li- Club--works hard at brary--cheerful--will be languages, especially a future head librarian 'the dead one--often seen somewhere at the dances at Lake Library Club 11,2,3,4Jg Delaware Mountain-Ear 13,41 Library Club 11,2,3,4Jg Kalends 1413 Choir 142 Mountain-Ear 13,413 Bowling 13,453 Modern Dancing 133 acluisers Miss Tubbs, Mr. Baschnagel, Miss Flint 19