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

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Row 1 - D. Decker, J. Cobbe, H. Hymers, S. Payne, S. Smith, M. Tuthill, S. Rabeler, K. Tiger, M. Vetter, D. Georgia, M. Forrest, M. Gile, R. Cayan, J. Bramley, Row 2 -T. Gile, N. Sloth, J. Gilmore, R. Groppe, D. Mason, J. Frisbee, W. Moxley lBelowj Row 1 - J. More, M. Hughes, E. Shank, Ni Miche, D. Zale, T. Jentoft-Nilsen, A. Wright, S. Merkel, Row.2 - P. Greene, K. Flamcnsfeld, S. Dandignac, M. Oliver, J. Shampine, E. Fraser, Row 3 - J. Barringer, J. Klueg, M. Cimler, T. Shank, H. Matzen, L. Wilson, Row 4 - C. Stewart, E. Flannery, R. Wilber, J. Gilmore, M. Gransbury, D. Ford Stage Band Explores New Dimensions The Stage Band, a growing force at Delaware Academy, provides the students with yet another mode of musical expression. New and different fac- ets of music are explored and through patient prac- tice the members acquire the experience and inde- pendence required to make the ensemble a success. Voices Blend in Symphony This year under the energetic leadership of Blair Campbell and Eleanore Reed, the Mixed Chorus again aims for perfect harmony. The endless hours of practice are finally rewarded when the group per- forms inthe annual spring concert.

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,,,, . VARSITY CHOIR: Row I - C. Eaton, L. Rahvler, E. O'Connell, Row 2 - F. Burgin, C. Bnllcs, L. Branigan, N. Smith, Row 3 - J. Jump, M. Kelly, J. Eaton. M. Eckert, A, Hamilton. .l. Davidson: Rnu' -1 - D. Georgia. C. Shank. N. Zacliarcxcnko, S. Frisbee, E. Bailey, N. Miehe, M. Guy, C. lVIcCandlish, R. Cayan. L. l-lvilfc-ll. S. Smith Varsity Choir Produces Spirited Performances The Varsity Choir investigates many aspects of choral music, from classical cantatas to modern musicals. Seasonal concerts are an integral part of the annual activities, and the highlight of the year is the annual AFS Variety Show which displays the varied talents of the members.

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FFA. Eririches Lives with Practical Training The FFA annually attends a National Convention in Kansas City, as well as a state convention. To raise money for these excursions, the club organizes a fruits sales program in the fall. This year the group jour- neyed to Cobleskill Tech for a com- petition in various practical skills such as dairying and welding. Carl Joslin assumed leadership of the group this year. IRightj Row 1 - K. Irwin, T. Troost, M. Aikens, D. Buel, T. Hillisg Row 2 - E. Whit- taker, F. Ford, S. Hall, R. Wilber, R. Vroman, R. Merrillg Row 3 - R. Barlow, C. Thompson, G. Pernice, R. Malewski, E. Whittakerg Row 4 - K. Branigan, R. Mellott, G. O'Connell, E. Rossley, L. Johnson, O. Renwick Row 1 - K. Moody, B. Huyck, J. More, E. Renwick P Rich L Lame Row2 ,I Blggar R Crans bury, J. Hutson, G. Wright, C. Clarkg Row3 - D Branigan A Scoble W Barnhart T Howard D Anderson, T. Gutliph, R. Palmer, D. Cobbe. K. Ollver D McFarland