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

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SOPHOMORES llowud MLMUf1'l15' Mr. Miller Pri wdf nt Adviser riscilla Axtell Emily Briggs V111 PVtSll1UIIf Svrrcfary-Trmx11i'cr t - ' liiq Si t lootbi ind Pnstbill ltncils sold ticl-ters for Charlie's Aunt g Round-Square Dance: Sinorgashordg Class Picnic. Priscilla Axtcll Roby Axtcll Marjorie Beilby limily Briggs Vera Briggs Nancy Brown Daniel Capel Lois Carson lldwarcl Cook Betty Decker Dorothea DeLong Gene Dibble lileanor Fife llarl Fuller Pauline Gardinier Daniel llall Thomas Hamlin Laura llill l,eon Hoadley lilnora Hornbcck Charles Kenyon lidith Knoeller Donald Latimer Gertrude Lee Joyce Lee Lucille Lobdell -lanc Marshman Dorothy Martin Howard McMurray Woods MeNett james Miller Doris Mills Dorothea Owen Nancy O'Rourke Agnes Page Yvonne Parsons Ralph Palmer Evelyn Roberson Alice Russell Maynard Sampson Francis Secrest Barbara Sherman Doris Sherman Hervey Tarbox Alcan Thomson Althemzi Tripp Doris Vanderlip Ethel VanValkenburg William Vigus Milton Walker Milton Vfarner Walter Wasckiewicz Dorothy Webb Durward W'riglit As merry as forty beggars

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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

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Richard Storrer President Gleason Judd Vice-Prvsidcrzt Rllill Adams Myrtle Aleott Mary Atwood jenny Backus Floyd Bailey Gordon Barlow Shirleen Barlow Clifford Barnhart Allen Beehe lidwin Bunker Marjorie Bravie Mary Brundege Bruce Cll.lI11lTCl'l.llIl Phyllis Clift Harold Corey Lester Dibblc Helen Drumm Carmen Frank Sumner Frank Bid them wash their faces and FRESHMEN Edwin Bonkcr Treasurer Spaghetti Supperg Class Marie Gallagher Pauline Gardinier Beulah Gelatt Olin Hart justin Hartz 7 Katherine Hurlburt Gleason Judd Marie Kilmer Claude Lamoreaux ljlla Lamoree Arletta Latourette Patricia Lipp Harold Lord Richard Lovejoy jean Lutz Rexford Mills Ivan Odell john Roloson Mary Roose 29 licnie. Miss Osborn Adviser Martha Ward Secretary Margaret Rothganger Diana Sanford Robert Schriver Barbara Schwenz Isabelle Seymour William Skellctt Florence Skillman Stewart Skillman Evelyn Steinman Richard Storrer George Strong Althema Tripp Helen Turner Marshall Vandermark Burton Waidler Wayne Walker Martha Ward Wilma W'ecks jenny Zaczck keep their teeth clean