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

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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETS TO DISCUSS AND MAKE DECISIONS CONCERNING SCHOOL BUSINESS-Seated: Mr. Louis Hoffmann, Trustee: Mr. Neil Tobin, Trustee: Mr. Alfred Long, President of Board: Mrs. Marion Mauer, Clerk of Board: Mr. Her- dministrator bert Hughs, Trustee: Mr. William Dirie, Trustee. Standing: Mr. Henry Paul, School Superintendent of Supervisory District iflg Mr. Charles E. Lewis, Principal of DVCS: Mr. Irving Bershader, School Attorney. Know Importance of Education Today MR. HENRY G. PAUL Qleftj District Superintendent . MRS. MARION MAUER Qbelowj Secretary in DVCS office. These two pages spon- sored by DVCS Faculty . THE WORLD IS CONCENTRATING ON PROGRESS- Man is reaching for the moon. Education is a prime necessity and MR. CHARLES E. LEWIS, principal of DVCS is concerned with the business of running a school that will offer the necessary sub- jects needed and will teach them in the most proficient Way possible. N.....,

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Contents Administration. . . . . . . . . Staff ....... Departments . . , Seniors, . . . Class of 1958 .... Senior Activities ..... High School ........ Grades and Kindergarten . . Music ...... a. . . : . Clubs ..... . . Sports ...... Advertisements . . ,A ,frfgaw DELA ARE TTI 1959 Foreword HE year 1959 as the dawn of the space-age is a mere preview of the things man is to achieve in the years ahead. The youth of today can look forward' ro having an active in the making of this history of jets, rockets, atomic energy, space ships and trips tothe moon, to -Mars and to? It must learn, learn, learn. DVCS1aunched students toward the life of tomorrow as can be seen in the pages of The Delaware 1959.

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COFFEE IS ENJOYED AT FACULTY ASSOCIATION MEETING-- Faculty meets regularly to decide upon ways of improving teach- ing to meet needs of modern space age. Mrs. Helen Adams, Mrs. Facult Is Aware of New Era RS. HELEN ADAMS: B.S.: Kindergarten. RS. LENA BUDDENHAGEN: B.S.: Grade 6. MR. VALENTINE HESSINGER: B.S.: Treas. Faculty Assoc.: Grade 6 Teacher. MRS. MARY ETTA HORNICEK: B.S.: Delegate Su.l1. Co. Teach. Assoc.: Corres. Sec. Faculty Assoc.: Grade 5 Teacher. MRS. HELEN INTEMANN: B.S. , M.A.: Hi-News and Usher Squad Advisor: Senior Class Advisor: High School English Teacher. MRS. BERTHA MILK: B.S.: Altem. Delegate Sull Co. Teach. Assoc.: Delta Kappa Gamma Hon. Teach. So- ciety: Grade 4 Teacher. MR. CLARENCE NEVIN: B.E. , M.S.: Grade 5. MISS KATHERINE DARRIN: B.S.: Grade l. EDUCATION IS BECOMING MORE AND MORE IMPORTANT Qbe- lowj- -Teachers of DVCS are aware of the challenge of the Sputniks and A-Bombs. Seated: Mrs. Janet Hawley, Mrs. Mary Etta Homi- cek Mrs Norma S . , . tengel, Mr. Emanuel Ferrera, Mrs Bertha Reddy, in .5 M - ji i as ii Bertha Milk, Mrs. Lena Buddenhagen, Miss Katherine Darrin, Mrs. Florence Tobin. MR. EMANUEL FERRERA: B.S. , B.A.: Freshman Ad visor: Mathematics Teacher. MRS. JANET HAWLEY: B.S.: Delegate Sull. Co. Teach. Assoc.: Controller Extra Curricular Accounts: Commercial Teacher. MR. RICHARD HECKERT: B.S.: Girls' Physical Educa- tion. MRS. BERTHA K. REDDY: B.E.: V.P. Faculty Asso- ciation: Seventh, Eighth, Ninth Grade English: Seventh Grade Mathematics: Seventh Grade Advisor. MR. WILLARD SLAUSENBERG: B.S.: Altem. Dele- gate Sull. Co. Teach. Assoc.: Band: Chorus: Special Choir: Rifle Club: Music Teacher. MR. ROBERT SMITH: B.S.: Delegate Sull. Co. Teach. Assoc. : Science Teacher. MRS. NORMA T. STENGEL: Permanent Certif. for Guidance, B.A.: Member PTA Loan Fund Committee: Guidance Director: Latin and German Teacher. MR. ROBERT STURDEVANT: B.S.: Pres. Faculty AS- soc.: Driver Ed.: Dramatic Club: Industrial Arts Teacher. MR. WILLIAM THOMAS: B.A.: junior Advisor: High School Citizenship Ed. Teacher. MRS. FLORENCE TOBIN: Grade 1 Teacher. Mrs. Helen Intemann. Standing: Mr. Clarence Nevin, Mr. Robert Sturdevant, Mr. Willard Slausenberg, Mr. Robert Smith, Mr. Wil- liam Thomas, Mr. Valentine Hessinger, Mr. Richard Heckert. xi? Nb L