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

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f bv SQ . B. ,fe-M 43, A.. . . . , If , Row lz Patricia Mills, Linda Boggia, Annie Ellen Keiter, Alouette Abram, Su- ' . A ' ' s san Bershader, Mary Lou Weyer, Donna Buddenhagen. Row 2: Richard West- . ervelt, Raymond Ferber, Charles Esolen, Patrick Tobin, Roger Bauer, John X + U ' I C V Doyle, Harold Roeder. Row 3: James Erickson, Richard Orth, James Hill- ' ' Q X t riegel, Nelson Dicks, Richard Buddenhagen, Karl Blau. 'r I 1' J ' I , U 1-it s ' '. Q 5 5 Chaperones table beneath r mowf .1 colorful decorations at Sophomore Harvest llop. C 'HE Sophomore Class is very active in foot-- ball, basketball, chorus and other extra-cur- ricular activities. Their main event of the year was their dance, Harvest on October 14. The theme was a combination of harvest scenes and teen-age swing. The credit for the idea and dec- orations goes to the whole class, although they were co-ordinated under the decoration committee consisting ofS. Bershader, C Blackmar, P. Kaz- mark, L.A. Gottschalk, H. Bartik, and C. Eso- len. The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. A. Bauer, Mr. and Mrs. H. Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kole- sar and Mr. and Mrs. D. Eggleton. With Mrs. Bertha Reddy as their adviser, the Sophomores are navigating the second year of high school with no major difficulties. Patrick Tobin is their President, Patricia Kazmark, Vice Presi- dent, Alouette Abram, Secretary, and Arlene Gebelein, Treasurer. Green and Gold are their class colors, Drive On To Victory their class motto and white rose their flower. This page is with Norma and Ed., Seniors, cngoy Soph. Hop. the Compliments of the Sophomores . l6

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Page spon- sored by Freshman Class. K7 no Q ,f l' :: th s i x SLA. C. Row 1: Rita Schick, Shirley Medlar, Gail Sadenwater, Linda Lewis, Barbara Stewart, Constance Peake, Judith Engert, Marion Olsen. Row 2: Joy Ann Neer, Wilma Baden, Barbara Mills, Ruth Ann Pfaff, Caroline Thiele, Nancy Wood, Rita Meyer. Row 3: John Robisch, Ernst Reimer, Joseph Kurzweil, Robert Lewis, Alfred Berner, James Moran. Absent: Alice Oestrich, Sandra Smith, Joyce Wood, Vincent Senft, TANDING on the threshold of high school and struggling with those bas- ic but so -perplexing subjects such as Latin and Algebra, these Freshmen 3 are beginning their high school education under the guidance of Mrs. Bunt and A Mrs. Eggleton, homeroom teachers. Row 1: Eileen Gloor, Mary Ann Falkenbetg, Betty Lou Just, Vivian Simon, Carol Wall, Ellen Banuat, Arlene Keegan, Irene Fisher. Row 2: Mary Curtis, Arlene Brockner, Bonnie Poley, Leona Wood, Nina Abram, Regina llu- bert, Margaret Gottschalk, Edith Milk. Row 3: Robert Knecht, Paul Roemer, James Budden- hagen, Milton llighhouse, Jerry Kautz. Row 4: Eugene Caswell, W 1'5s'T Paul Kellam, Edward Banuat. if Row 1: David Poch, George Hubert, Nlal 18 Bauernfeind. Row 2: James Green, William Camp- ,. bell. 4 K7 i x r' .'. ., t Jgfq' q- 0- wg '. J iw yr SI S H JN 'I Y. Li E ' . 'X' .H N . W . D ',' ,Q f xx IL. 4 1 'WAX '1 Xx 2 x i