Deposit Central High School - Acorns Yearbook (Deposit, NY)

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Charles Moleski President Christine Secretary Gerd Andresen lileanore Andrews Blanche Barre Rae Baskerville jaines liaudcndistel jackson Bennett Arthur Bonkcr Lawrence liosket Isabelle Boyd David Brown lireida lirush justin Buchanan l.ee Conklin Ethel Cook Patricia Cuyle Mary lilla Dailey Bertha Davis Sherman JUNIORS Miss Clark Adviser '96- Jackson Bennett Trvasfzrcr Simon Eggleston Nicholas Frank Ruth Gardinicr Elizabeth Gilmour Irene Gilmour Barbara Gorton William Gould Elinor Harris Jeanne Houck Jeanne Lawson Catherine Lobelcll Frances Lockwood Gifford Miller Donienic Muduno Charles Moleski Doris Parsons Ida Pazzelli Grover Pratt What c.xn't be cured must be endured 26 Barbara Sliter V ice-President Iiclwin Price Williaini Putnam Norma Reynolds Ruth Schriver Williairm Schriver Charles Schumacher Philip Seymour Francis Shcllman Christine Sherman Ina Silvey Barbara Slirer Vera Smith Anna Sziwaek Ifrvin Tuttle Paul Van Pelt Iilwin Van Valkenbur5 Grace XVagncr

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JUNIOR HISTORY In the delightful month of September, we started off on the long path upwards with the slightly substantial sum of S35 in the treasury and a marked determination to increase and multiply in a pecuniary manner. At last the big day of our first function wended its way around to our door and staggered in to the tune of S3l.l2. Of course there was the slight formality of putting on a dance in the round and square manner. Encouraged by our previous success, we again tempted Fare in putting on another round and square dance. Alas and alack, Fate turned her back. We emerged with the tiny sum of 55.60. Onward and upward! This set-back will never phase us! So we put on the traditional and always erratic Junior Carnival. We crowned Freida Brush as our Queen and incidentally wrung 520.23 from the wizened spectators. The general atmosphere of the school was greatly enhanced by our contributions in a culinary sort of way when we sold punch, pop, and fudge at the dances. Ah romance! At last in the final days of our lowly existence we put on our great and really beautiful masterpiece-the Junior Prom. We obtained the usual not-to-be-bragged-about proceeds and a wonderful time swinging to the melodic melodies of Don Mapes and the boys. Hoc est enim. We are done. 27