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

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9 ,. -aw, 3 5, V I enior Starting Life :N Career in Age ' of putmk ' 'xx Balm -Pi ,ta l I ' ' rj ' :Mn A- L-e I I , 1 - .kv . . 4,' - . L, V, , r o s 71955 1 , 1:2 I Y I I .. '- 4 - I 'We': ELLEN M . BANUAT Color Guard: Intramurals: Chorus 1- 4: Hi-News 2: Yearbook 4. Pretty and Petite: Ain't she sweet? NINA L. ABRAM Class Pres.: Student Council 1: Intramurals:Latin Club 1-2: Band: Color Guard 1-4: Chorus 2-4: Ger- man Club 3-4: Yearbook 4. Quiet and serious 'til you get to know her. NIAL BAUERNFEIND Inuamurals l-4: Yearbook 4. Low man on the totem pole fin height, not popularityj 435 LOUISE WILMA BADEN Intramurals l-3: Yearbook 4. Tall, serious and silent. ALFRED BERNER JV Baseball: IV Basketball 1-2: Chorus: Intramurals: Color Guard 1-4: IV Football: Minor Sports 3- 4: Varsity Basketball 4. Our Thunderbird. JAMES BUDDENI-IAGEN Class Sec.: Student Council lg JV Basketball 1-2: 4H: Track: Intramurals 1-4: Foot- ball 3-4. Buddy : star trackman. WILLIAM H, CAMPBELL Football: Rifle Club 1: JV Basket- ball l-2: Baseball: Track: Minor Sports: Intramurals l-4: Drama Club: Patrol Squad 2-4: Varsity Basketball 3-4: Ad. Edit. Year- book 4. Senior Circus No. l barker. MARY CURTIS Library Club lg Intramurals 1-3: Chorus l-4: Latin Club 2: Drama Club 2-4: Hi-News 3-4: Co-Editor- in-chief 4: Yearbook: Quill 8tScroll: National Honor Society 4. When there's work to be done, Mary's there to add to the fun. Will Take Part in Making History of Jets .. .

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COMMER CIAL DEPARTMENT RS. janet Hawley is in charge of the departmentwhich offers courses in many subjects vital 'to the business world. Introduction to Business, Typing, Shorthand , Transcription , Bookkeeping , Business Law and the operation of busi- ness machines are all offered. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT frightj--Speed and accuracy are learned by Typing Class. Front Row: Linda Swope. Row 2: Corinne Medlar, Donna Turner, Joseph Kurlweil, Row 31 Alfred Berner, Paul Kellam, Mrs, Hawley, LEARNING ABOUT OUR OWN COUNTRY frightj Mr. Thomas teaches American History. Row l left: Anita Schick. Row 2 Qfront to backj: Aloma Milk, Dennis Maxson. Row 3: Barbara Mills, Constance Peake, Bonnie Poley, Jerry Kautz. Row 4: Ann McMahon, Fred Theadore. CITIZENSHIP EDUCATION N Citizenship Education, tomorrow's citizens are taught how to safeguard their previous rights in an age of con- stant change. They will be the people who will run the governments, perhaps even those of distant planets. Mr. Thomas and Mr. Brown share the in- structing. ART DEPARTMENT RT is taught primarily to enrich character and give creative experi- ence that might not otherwise be en- joyed. General and Basic Art are basic subjects, A student may elect Oil Painting, Watercolor, Photography, etc. Mechanical Drawing is also taught as a base for engineering, drafting and archi- tecture . Art experiences are given in all grades. Miss Sprague is Art teacher and supervisor. DRAFTSMEN, ENGINEERS, ARTISTS? qrightj-- Boys in Mech. Draw. and Gen. Art class are in- terested in attaining a well-rounded education. Martin Moore, Joe Verderber fback to cameraj, Victor Valaitis, Bill Bergner. Table 2: Ralph Mosher, Nial Bauernfeind fback to cameraj, jerry Kautz, Jim Green. PHOTOGRAPHY IS ELECTIVE TAUGHT IN ART DEPARTMENT fabovej Class finds film tanks, flash bulbs, negative file all important equipment. Seated: Nancy Wood, Caro- line Thiele, Rita Meyer, Leona Wood, Bill Campbell, MaryAnnFa1kenberg, Ellen Banuat Standing: Ray Ferber. 9

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MARY ANN FALKENBERG Science Club, 4H 1: Intra- murals Chorus l-45 Library Club 2-35 Treas, 35 1 News 2-45 Typing Ed. Yearbookg Drama Club 4. Tops in height, marks and fun. -r-me AGS Rockets, Atomic ' . . RAYMOND FERBER ARLENE FOSTER Rifle Club 1-25 Intramurals I-45 Chorus 1: Yearbook 4. Track 2-45 Yearbook 4. Pretty and popular--especially Handyman with carpenter's tools5 with b0yS. EILEEN J, GLOOR Science Club 15 Intramurals l-25 Chorus 1-45 Latin Club 2-35 Na- tional Honor Society5 Spec. Choir5 German Club 3-45 Drama Clubg Yearbook 4. Eun+ Brains : has bad luck with pillow fights. MARGARET ROSE GOTTSCHALK Science Club 15 Chorus, Spec.Choir5 Intramurals 1-45-E-il: News Typing Ed.5 Drama Club 2-45 Treas. 35 Commer- cial Prize 35 Student Council Sec.-Treas.: Yearbook 4. Senior songbird5 commercial whiz. at ails JAMES R. GREEN REGINA M. HUBERT Baseball 15 JV Basketball 1-25 Foot- MILTON Hronuousr nine Club 15 Color Guard511mamura1s5 ban? T'?Ck? muamufal 1'41 Rifle Basketball, German Il Club, Chorus 1-45 Sec.-Treas. 45 JV Cheer- C1ub1.HM'i2-41 sports Ednqr 37 V,P, Student Councilg Year- leading 2gClass Treas.: StudentCoun- Columnist 47 Drama Club: Vamty book 4. cil 2-45 Prom Queen, Drama Club Sec. Basketball 3'42 Photog' Ed' Year' With all that red hair and 35 Varsity Cheerleading 3-45 Capt. 45 bOOk,4' , I freckles, who could help but Sec.-Treas. Bandg Yearbook 4. Best m Uacki with the gms he has be fun? Handles the money and the fellows. 3 knack' ll CARL G. HERBERT Rifle Club, Year- book 4. Though he was last to join our class, with his love of cars he's sure to