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

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Class Ol 1955 The hour is approaching when the eighth grade will begin its long journey through high school. They are working toward success under the competent leadership of their new homeroom teacher, Miss Cloud. Their presi- dent is Elizabeth Berner, their vice president Ronald C-orr, their secretary, Margaret Man- ouse, ond their treasurer, Valerie Reum. I First Row: B. Livingston, R. Werlaug Second Row: L. Lienau, R. Bouldin, J. Hermann, Third Row: N. Rueb- man, A. Linder, E. Reinheimer, K. Hoffmonj Fourth Row: J. Turk, A. Knack, Fifth Row: B. Chambers, J. Wood, D. Hartz, W. Morrison, M. Wall, Sixth Row, Standing: C. Rosenberger, R. Hillreigel, M. Brown, J. Robisch, J. Medlar, P. Keegan, P. B. Hunt, C. Kautz, J. Bouldin, B. Turk, J. Bartik, D. Mudge, R. Just, Seventh Row, Standing: F. Worrell, P. Freda, G. Swart- wout, R. Pintler, R. Bullis, Absent: B. Stana. I.-.X Class Cl l956 N ,4 l X t'l'L'IT- E l K ' 'yi .f.. ' y 1 ., Q The seventh graders have just mounted to the Junior high level. Now is the time for these people to think about their future careers. Under the supervision of Mr. Bullock, they have chosen as their motto YOU LIVE BUT ONCE, SO MAKE THE BEST OF LIFE. For their class ot- ticers they have chosen Aud- rey Linder as president, P. B. Hunt as vice president, Robert Bullis as secretary and Carl Rosenberger as treasurer, First Row: V. Buddenhagen, M. Manouse, P. Linder, Second Row: E. Keegan, J. Hermann, Third Row: J. Bergner, J, Banuat, V. Reum, Fourth Row: E. Berner, L, Cook, B. L. Sipple, E. Wood, Fifth Row: S. Wood, R. Stabbert, D, Houghtaling, P. Emrichg Sixth Raw: E. Conroy, T, Knock, R. Herbert, R, Corr, Seventh Row: F. Conklin, G. Wecklein.

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-. Class Cf 1954 The Freshmen have completed their first year in high school under the capable guid- ance of Miss Cosentino. The grains of sand have just begun to trickle through the hour glass with much of their future still ahead. They have pressed upon the sands of time their goal, Upward and Onward. For their officers they have chosen Lois McGrath as President, David McDonald as Vice President, Theresa Deckelman as Secretary and Thad- deus Manouse as Treasurer. SOPHOMORE DANCE Y 73 14 First Row: C. Hartmann, S. Felenstein, E. Hillriegelj Second Row: C. Wagner, E. Kellam, S. Green, K. Reimer, S. Stoes- ser, L. McGarth: Third Row: S. Milk, T. Decklemon, M. Ebert, S. Gilbert, Fourth Row: F. Fedor, D, Milla, S. Davis, G. Mudge, Fifth Row: N. Bauer, W. Freidensine, R. Schultz, A. Pederson, Sixth Row: D. McDonald, T. Manouse, W. Gilbert, R. Rhodes, Seventh Row: H. Bershader, R. Banuat, J. Keeslerg Eighth Row: E. Griehcl, T, Quick, G. Busch, W. Sipplcp Absent: N, Gettle, G. Griebel, E. Hoffman, R. Hunt, M. Olsen. W l 4 f.'9 'T 'SAT if 2 ll E I fl ff' ,:- - x f4i!l' M11 I .H l f ' . fill ll W' T ' flu , rl' 1 I ,' N g ., .,v:,'?'-'Z :Iv-. ,. 'ir' if if F - T . il l?fi.:f7f - . ' Y. , w0 '. ' I3 3 sf'

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Leno Buddenhogen, B.S. N.Y.S. College for Teachers at New Paltz, N.Y.S. College for Teachers at Buffalo. Sixth Grade, Library Club. 1 at x I! li Class Ol l958 First Row: B. Stewart, R. Lewis, M. Olsen, W Chambers, R. Ferber, Second Row: E. Banuat, R Buddenhagen, M. Scott, S. Bershader, Third Row R. Orth, H. Olsen, D. Scott, Fourth Row: P. Tobin, P. Highhouse, D. Buddenhagen, W. Schumacher, M. Bogert, L. A. Gottschalk, G. Bauerfeind, N Wood, Fifth Row: J. Engert, J. Hillriegel, R. Henne, H. Bartik, R. Highhouse, N. Livingston, 7 A. Laufensweiler. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB This club is composed of children from the 4th and 5th grades. The president is Richard Orth, vice president, Patrick Tobin and secretary, Susan Bershader. The children work on projects of their own choice and interest. The projects include map work, model airplanes, embroidery, and painting with opaques. Mr. Nevin is the adviser of this club. Time and effort will help this group to develop their abilities. Class Ol 1957 First Row: N. Keesler, J. Wagner, R. Bauernfeind, J. Ebert, D. Wecklein, Second Row: A. Fisher, C. Gilbert, J. Lohr, K. Poley, J. Campbell, E. Just, Third Row: W. Buddenhagen, N. Scott, C. Allgeir, J. Neer, E. Bertsch, D. Peters, A. Winglovitz, R. Schellberg, S. Bogert, R. A. Chellis, V. Kautz, B. J. Bud- denhagen. The sixth grade is on the brink of its Junior high years. The class motored to Stewart Airbase, Washington's head- quarters, the Old Dutch Reformed Church at Newburgh, New York. Ruth Ann Chellis, the president, Alice Fischer, the vice president, and Edith Just, the secretary, manage the af- fairs of the class along with Mrs. Bud-Jenhagen, their adviser. John Wagner is the sixth grade's reporter. Each of the stu- dents of this class is racing with time to gain his honors. LLJ LU? The hours of time are quickly ticking away while the fifth grade under the supervision of its teacher, Mr. Nevins, works hard at its lessons and various projects. They put on shows for the grade assemblies and at Christmas time they painted the windows of their room with bright pictures. Clarence Nevin, B.E. N.Y.S. College for Teachers at Oneonta. Fifth Grade, Junior Science Club. ew 0 . . x f U .NS ,,