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

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I I f'f'Fl-l 'l'4nl d riffs F Q J vw e -if' 9 Hog 'Pi gl NOTI-IER year has passed in life at D. A. and we present another yearbook. In this edition is an almost complete record of the year's classes and their activities. But we must put another sort of record in this book. What could better repre- sent the laughter, the antics, and the happiness of the students than a lively crew of little elves. As 23 you turn the pages of this book, you'll find many of these little creatures to tell you that for us, there is no place like D.A. They are trying to express the spirit of the school, for there is a . 5255 certain feeling here at D.A. that helps to make it an unforgettable part of our lives. L' fn? D ,gf ' ' 'F ' JV 7 , f ss ji' ' pf! 'mama 6x.,,4'.., 95 Nw . U T s uh 43 4 o . r, , ' ' .1155 ' 3 ' 4322116 YF A: M O rl 5 ' I V' .A DEDICATION - - . M. in ADMINISTRATION - - SENIORS - - - - - - - f ff Q. -v CLASSES - A NI . -,.r Y , L ACTIVITIES - - if 5 SPORTS ------- - hi fl ADVERTISEMENTS - -' QA Z

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ffhe Kcllencls poblislfved by Jclfve Sfoderwfs De lclwore Qcodemy and Cenfral School Delhi, New York M51 '

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Decliccijtion RALPH O. C LARKSON IS popularity with the students, his keen interest in school activities, and his enthusiastic work as teacher, class advisor and guidance counselor mark Mr. Clarkson as an outstanding teacher. To him, the staff is proud to dedicate the 1951 Kalendsp 3