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

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At 8:30 A. M. the buses start unloading many of us at D.V.C. Mr. Nudorf, our ever faith- ful custodian, friend to every- one, teachers and pupils alike. IH HND UUT Uf . We pass to class up and down that busy cen- tral staircase. Noon Hour. Room 4 is used as the cafeteria. We take turns, little ones first shift. Mr Bullock and others choose the front steps with the warm sun to spend the noon period. SCHUUL ..... Each hour we spend is filled with some new activity. Every clay we have a few qrains of sand to spare and here is where we spend it in and out of school. li Those who live in town walk. The buses drive away and school is ready to start. ' S 6. We choose the cellar door. l The hall bulletin board holds valuable in- formation.

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L 1934 DEDICHTIUH 19 58 Y 999 4 19416 - A 1941 LL through our years in school, through discouragements v A 'la . disappointments, and then again, happiness, we each have been guided and counseled by two people whose judgment we trust more than any others-our parents. It was they who helped us over the rough spots, guiding our footsteps in our early years and training our minds as we grew older. They gave advice when needed or merely listened to our complaints and troubles, of which there were many, and helped us to over- come them. No one knows what the future has in store for us, but their wise advice and counsel will follow us as we go on to make our place in the world of today. As a small measure of the gratitude and appreciation we feel toward our parents, whose untiring efforts have helped us to attain the goal which we now have reached-graduation, we dedicate to them The Delaware 'l95'l. I

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