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

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MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT ITH the increase in technical knowledge necessary for the Space Age, science and math. have become all-important in the schools . The Mathematics Department is direct- ed by Mr. Emanuel Ferrera. Courses in Elementary Algebra, Plane Geom- etry, Intermediate Algebra and Solid Geometry are taught besides Seventh and Eighth Grade Mathematics . LIBRARY ITH Mrs. Martha McGrath in charge of DVC's wealth of in- formation, students can do research for class assignments, term papers or for personal information. The many novels offered give a student a well-rounded view of life and provide entertainment. Knowledge and Entertainment LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT N order for countries to cooperate in scientific advances, they must liter- ally be able to speak each others language. DVC high school students are offered two years of German and three years of Latin by Mrs. Stengel. LATIN TWO CLASS fbelowj--Nancy Gloor and Beverly Callahan. PHYSICAL ED. DEPARTMENT LT HOUGH mental dexterity is all important in the Space Age so is physical fitness . The daily Physical Education classes are conducted by Mr. Richard Heckert for the girls and Mr. Stanley Kobylenski for the boys. Intramurals are held in all sports for both the girls and the boys.

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it afrigifs 5 x .. 5 if 3. . ., h. 4 it V V , 1 Q' 0 wa?-,. , . , rti ,, g AT PRESENT PUPILS ARE TRANSPQRTED BY i I BUS--The day may come when there will be . 4 f' A ff rocketdrivers instead of bus drivers. These men ' V . ,,,, V - must get their buses through safely no matter YVV- 'J A 4 fy Q what the weather. Kneeling: Mr. John Popo- -X W . lillo, Mr. Harold Kellam. Standing: Mr. it . X Frank Tobin, Mr. John Wagner, Mr. Frederick Hermann, Mr. Charles Engert, Mr. William Milk, Mr. Herman Berth, Mr. Lawrence Maurer. Absent: Mr. William Rosenberger. afe Transportation f . 1 Q I .3 I t CAFETERIA STAFF IS CON- CERNED WITH DIET OF DVC STUDENTS Qabovej-- Ladies serve hot lunches. Mrs 'Lucille Fraser, Mrs. Virginia Rasulo, Mrs. Marie Simon, Mrs. Pat Nelson, Mrs. Marie Bauer, Mrs. Elverta Fink, Mrs. Frances Erickson. MAKES QUICK WORK OF KEEPING DINING ROOM CLEAN qleftj Mrs. Florence Bauer. taff Warm, Clean Building 3 Hot Lunches SCHOOL BUILDING MUST BE HEATED AND CLEANED-- Custodians are on the job at all times. Mr. Frank Bullis, Mr. John Streever, Mr. Edward Stana, Mr. Bergert Kleen.

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT VEN in an era in which science seems to take precedence over all other fields , English is very neces- sary to communicate new ideas and discoveries. English I, II and III, as well as Practical English, College En lish, and English Seven and Eight g , are taught by Mrs. Reddy and Mrs . In- te mann . HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT IRLS in the Home Ee classes learn to cook, sew, manage a home and' care for children. Miss Alma Ottzen is the teacher. D RIVER EDUCATION HOSE who drive cars today will pilot the rockets of tomorrow. Driver Education, taught by Mr.Rob- ert Sturdevant, includes the study of the mechanism of an automobile, practice in its operation and laws governing traffic. CAR TO SPACE SHIP fbelowj jim Moran boards a ford ro learn to drive. Will he someday climb aboard a space ship? Others in Driver Ed. Class are Alfred Berner, Mary Ann Falkenberg, Regina Hubert. Brockner, nn Neer PRACTICAL ENGLISH CLASS wk HOW TO USE A PATTERN--Homemaking II Class learns how to pin and cut. Arlene Barbara Mills, Elin Gaissert, Miss Ottzen, Anita Schick, Arlene Foster, Joy Sponsored by HILLSIDE GREENHOUSES Flowers for all occasions. CLASSES Students Prepare For Life In Age Of Travel To een, putniks and Atomic Energy 7