Delaware Valley Central High School - Delaware Yearbook (Callicoon, NY)

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R , 1 , K X 5 -yr., 1 V1 -V . ,.:A , fr er' , ' xi ,,.. .- 0 2.3 F X Q f .- . k 1 ,Lx vi Z! A Q we .fe ROW 1: Antje Kelting, Claude Neer, Wendell Ambrust, Gary Priebe. ROW 2: Natalie Reichmann, Lorraine Stew art, Brenda Ray, Terrance Reynolds. ROW 3: David Lubbe, Barbara Spang- ler Geor eBurkhardt. STANDING- . S - Lawrence MacDonald, Linda Blatchly. S 4 ffl '?l?77if'i, .4341 Iliff Q , ,I -413547 iv? -an f YR' I HE Fourth grade studies pioneer life and the Amer- ican Indian. They strive to improve their memorization processes through the use of English and Poetry . They study Art and many other interesting subjects. They leam more in the fields of English and Arith- metic a.nd other courses studied before . Mrs . Vetter is their teacher . and'FowmHm about? '.' S W in ' Valentines Day Assembly Program: X Natalie Relchmann, tap-dancer and Ruth McGrath is great-great grand- mother slnging Long, Long Ago. ROW 1: Robert Northrop, James Ohls, Theodore Thiele, Ruth Mc- Grath. ROW 2: Robert Graby, Stephen Long, Gary Hadley, Di- W anne Valaitis. STANDING: Philip Banuat, Lois Riley, John Dibble VWWA 4 N Edward Nietzel, Roberta Smith, Fred Bishop.

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,,. Y li ff' 0 , 11 if ?l ROW 1: William Hughs, Arlene Peters, Cheryl Mitterwager, Ernest Nietzel, Gany Mitinas, Victor Werlau, Barry Robisch, Francis Tobin. ROW 2: Emil Lienau, Stephen Eisenberg, Creighton Miller, Guy Starck, Robert Schellberg. f we U9 t7 ld ROW 1: Maureen Nearing, lane Poley. ROW 2: Clare Thomas, Susan . Roeder, Elise Vogler. ROW 3: Rosemary Rosenberger, Barbara Pfaff, Rosemary Van Pelt. ROW 4: Carol Widmann, William Sheppard. ROW 5. Craig Stewart, Iohn Schumacher. Millions of years ago the fem-like trees and dinosaurs were buried by hurricanes. This is enacted in assembly program THE Dutch purchased Vanhattan Island in 1626 from the Indzans for twenty- four dollars worth of trinkets for one of the greatest bargains of all time. Barry Robisch Grade 5

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FIIJRTH GRADE: SEATED: George Lahrn, , Charlotte Hoffmann, Grace Conklin. Vicki da Oestrlch, Helen Her- , 1,3 ., mann, Stephen Ray, Io- sephine Brockner. ' . r :ix C .lt I Bennett, Richard Schu- H 1 - I 'f'. rnacher. STANDING: S5355 :gf Joanne MacDonald, ' il. ', Daniel Buddenhagen, I Bernard Kramer, Lin- , br' .Q ,, ONE UP ON PIONEERS Stephen Ray Donna Wood Gary Packer Ruth Freidensteln and George Lahm leam modern cooking meth 'N ods from Home Ec pupils Betty Srpple and Florence Wood as Phyllis Ernrich and Jean Wood give culinary art secrets to John -- Baden, Bemard Kramer Grace Conklin Charlotte Hoffmannand Josephine Brockner g I. HIS is Third-Fourth Grade which is the first combma tion grade Ln our new building They are learnlng to work independently and quietly Ln groups in order not to disturb others . Mrs. Miller is their teacher. Gary Maurer took a long trip through the United States last summer and the class saw movies that were taken on the trip. He traveled in a nice modem car and covered a great more territory in more comfort than the covered wagon trains of pioneer days. Now the room has a travel club and is leaming all it can about our country, past and present. THIRD GRADE: Donna Popolrllo Ruth Rumble Carol Reichmann, Ruth Frexdenstern John Baden Gary Maurer. STANDING Beth Loewenstern William Orth, Gary Packer, Jerome Bauer Louise Roeder Absent: Donna Wood F-