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

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heb tops with us . EDWARD SHALKEY O you, Edward Shalkey, we dedicate this 1949 KALENDS in appreciation for all you have done for Delaware Academy. Because of your untiring ef- forts, and the unselfish giving of your time, our football, basketball, and base ball teams have taken their place among the best. You have formed clubs so that younger students would become interested and better equipped to play on varsity teams. Some games have been tough, but always, under your leader- ship, our boys have come up fighting. We, the students of D. A., feel this is one way in which we can say THANK YOU for all your contributions to our school life. 3 W

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Coreuonl HIS '48-'49 KALENDS is the last yearbook to be published before the turn of a new half-century. On its pages will 'x 1 x ,fx Pgfxx f 1 fx f I be pictured the events of our school life If C g K this year, events especially dear to those My I g 1 ' 5 1 - I of us leaving D. A. this year. Z 'I I n X J K I P . We hope that this KALENDS Will X - . WI X J is fn serve as a clear mirror to the past, so If X Q X X that those who leaf through its pages in -I I 1 X' X I the years to come will remember the XX I i I in R j fu I . I classes, games, and activities of this im- Xl v , I ,. ff, Portant Year. ,f mf X I 1 x X with this KALENDS we wish to re- 'R I XI ' I 3 X cord this year, which, in our climb from U U hx X xl, 1 at X 1 JY Kindergarten to Senior year, has left its X 'I I 'X l I X . L f X I '. xf ,,' footprint on so many of our lives. KX X' X 'K ' x X 1 ! f ' I f W7 Q ff ff f x X C Y X E df! E f U6 I 6 X X , , 'fi X X X X W V , I M I contents X f 7 C o 'c 3 I C f ,Q - f I Page X f X f- U X A N V , I DEDICATION - - X f X it X f A ALMA MATER - Xi If LENQZ J-'X i ADMINISTRATION- - Q Kwxyuj I sENIoRs ---- Z. I -fp V X fry? ACTIVITIES- - X gflbff-S af sponrs - - CLASSES ----- ADVERTISEMENTS - - l 2

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almamater I Iust above our dear old campus, With its trees so tall, Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to all. Chorus Lift your voices, Seniors, Junior Sophomores, Freshmen, too, To our dear old Alma Mater Ever be ye true. S II In athletic games and contests, Tho' we win or lose, Still to cheer for Alma Mater, We will ne' er refuse. III Tho' our hair may turn to silver And our steps grow slow, Back to dear Old Alma Mater Oft our thoughts will go. S