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

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. if R f K 3 . S H3 gh A 3 T5 . . . As Well ttf s..4ll' FIFTH GRADERS HAVE MRS, IIORNICEK FOR THEIR TEACHER- Row l: Sydney Peters, John Flynn, Alan Robisch, George Medlar, Glenn Miller, Diana Simon, Karen Mitterwager, Carol Geer. Row 2: Stuart Mudge, Ronald Stewart, Richard Freyer, Charles Lahm, Alfred Fuller, Linda Hu- bert, Clare Davis, Bruce Mitchell, Jeffrey Thol. W 0 o o X Ln 0 Music and ctlng As Art HOPING TO PRODUCE A MASTERPIECE- Fifth Graders in Mrs. Hornicek's room are Joan Bestenheider, Karen Theadore, Linda Streever, Julie Armbrust. PUMPKIN fCHRIS LONGJ SPEAKS IN ASSEMBLY PROGRAM fleftj- Well, here it is the day before Thanksgiving and I am still in the cornfield. I haven't been taken to be made into a pie. Linda Streever is pilgrim mother and Carol Geer pilgrim daughter. Mother says sbe's glad a pumpkin was left for them to see. J y . . . TROMBONIST qbelowj- Jeffrey Thol renders solo Battle Hymn of the Republic, in as- sembly program . fe-v

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FIFTH GRADERS HAVE MR. NEVIN AS THEIR INSTRUCTOR fabovej- Row 1: Ines lllgen, Keith Priebe. Row 21 Linda Popolillo, Linda Fraser, Jesse Kinney, Carol Germer. Row 3: Anthony Verderber, Anthony Wayne, Arthur Flynn, Reginald Hillriegel, Edward Werner, Fifth Grades Learn bout Their n W orld . . . Past, Present and Future of Interest Richard Kille . CORN GROWS TALL- Pilgrim Glenn Miller says Iam delighted to know that our countrymen still grow maize which the ln- dians taught us to cultivate and of a good height too. Bonnie Conklin is ear of corn in assembly program. WHERE WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO IN THE WHOLE WORLD?- Child- ren in Mr. Nevin's Fifth Graders study globe. Qleft to rightj- David J.T0bin, Kathleen Geidernan, Bonnie Conklin, Chris Long, George Wid- mann, Carolyn Poley, Terrence Tobin.

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FOURTH GRADERS PLAN TRIP ACROSS THE U,S, -Seated: Nancy Theadore Eric Nystrom Joy Wood. Standing: Kathryn Slausenberg, Rhonda Hermann Carolyn Kille Walter Neer Calvin Ray, Harry Bishop. Mrs. Milk is their teacher. CPh0I0 1'1gh0 Nancy Engert does some cut-paper work. 'War Theodore Kille . Squaw. PUPILS IN MRS. VETTER'S FOURTH GRADE- ROW 1: Lorraine Goetting, Diane Foster, Arleta Johnson, Peggy Brockner, Myra Peters, Grace Wood. Row 2: George Schumacher, John Wingert, Richard Widmann, Greg- ory Yates, Richard Wall. Row 3: Terrance Fink, Rob- ert Gillow, John Kern, Linda Brunning, Gail Beck, Pa tricia Loden, Linda Theadore. 30 CREATIVE EXPRESSION qabovep Bo s in F d Miss Vetter's grade use crayons to exiress e ideas. Front: Roger Stewart Bruce Ste phenson. Back: Raymond Rhineback Donald Zininger, Barry Brush Absent ABRAHAM LINCOLN fleftj Harry Bishop impersonates famous person 1.n assembly program. Rhonda Hermann IS Indian