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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1941 volume:

X Ln 1 I 7 - K-N3 p' V s f ' K X 1 1 l N I I I Q x Puhliskefl A,.,...a11, By THE PRESS CLUB OF DEPOSIT CENTRAL SCHOOL DEPOSIT, N. Y. G Oalss From Little Acorxxs G VOLUME V Of. ' 3 4, f94-I if TCT ' -A-T QfCA' ACORNS .......... CHARLES D. WILLIAMS-Editor PRISCILLA AXTELL-Pb0f0 Editor TABLE OF CONTENTS Cover by Arthur Bonker and Photo Club Foreword by Arthur Bonker Dedication . . . Board of Educadon . Memoriam .... Acknowledgment ....... Staff of the Main Buildings, D. C. S. . Senior Superlatives ....... Officers-Class of 1941 . Class of 1941 . . . Baby Pictures . . . Snapshots ..... History-Class of 1941 . School Calendar-1940-41 . Class of 1942 .... Class of 1943 . Class of 1944 . Boys' Sports . Sports Snaps Girls' Sports . Press Club . Photo Club . . . Glee Club . . . Band and Orchestra . Student Council . Varsity D . . . G.A.C. . . . Cheerleading . . Needlecraft Club . Future Farmers . . Senior Dramatics . junior Dramatics . Nature Club . . Travel Club . Library Club . f utographs . 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Fox, Athleuc Dnrector, m smcere appreciation of , iwow' f' J, irum .unml mga ,un A mmm ' V -K ' A -45' 5 Q, . . . . . . . . . 5 y, ff 1 li-P' 'c soc-und 5 H J.:-10:2 lu Spozvpii his tireless efforts m athletncs, 1115 guldance ln sportsmanshlp, and hls f,,Q,m.x N 31.21 V1Wn:h DK ,,, mth! 0 5 -Q 'Y K - . . . . ' ' 7 OHM 0 wasuulny, lw,l,.,,, -P 9,o:p1-3e.+t3,.1-1': general mfluence upon the actxvmes of Deposxt Central School. ?,,9'-'WL -461 Q J W ff 9 0 1 X' 1 1' u 1 '5' 4, cruel ...-. Q. .Aa ,P , 92 , - ,.,. ., ,, ..,. x, . ,, .. .. ..,...,. ,, . .f V V- V ol g., . X i Q wvtzov if0 4i:i: x::vef:- lw df?-A20'af+'V15?'?A3xi 'y R' M K U 'Vi f hh' S 'N ' fa vi? - 'Wax wi g f2,.N 'K 636332 Q QQ' XH' , 'S 6 ax . 1-' gf - ' 01 ln narfect rucord nverf V49 .n 4 02.1 -1 VA in'5 - JA deb- 'Q'-. G, 55' Kpg da! - , .. . EE Z E vr. 1 US 09,6 - X - ' . 5' X Q. BOARD OF EDUCATION JOHN M. BRIGGS1Pf6Sid6lIf LELAND BOYD FAY WHITE FLOYD BROWN1Cl6Tk DEWEY DECKER MRS. KENNETH SMITH DR. C. M. AXTELL-Hfdlfb Ojfcer JAY SMITH-C0llEL'f0f HOWARD JOHNSON-District Superintendent MABEL TUOKER--Treasurer 4 ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Press Club wishes to extend its thanks and appreciation to Mr. Kent, its Adviser, to Arthur Bonker, its artistg and to Mr. Anderson and the Photography Club for their tireless efforts in helping publish Volume V of Arorns. We are especially indebted to Bud Dailey for his work with the enlarger, and for his gifts of snapshots. IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Marian Bush She will be remembered for her quiet unassuming manner her will , , , . , . - ingness to be of service, and her friendly attitude toward all her class- mates. Nm. FACULTY EVERETT -M. LANE PRINCIPAL A. B. COLGATE UNIVFRSITY M. A. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY WILLIAM A. ANDERSON GENERAL SCIENCE AND VICE PRINCIPAL B. S. BATES COLLEGE M. A. NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ELEANOR L. AXTELL SECOND GRADE CORTLAND STATE NORMAL ONEONTA STATE NORMAL THELMA H. CHASE HOME ECONOMICS B. S. BUFFALO STATE COLLEGE ALICE V. CLARK FRENCH AND LATIN A. B. ALBANY STATE COLLEGE M. A. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SORDONNE, PARIS M. GENEVIEVE DAILEY FIRST GRADE CORTLAND STATE NORMAL 6 KATHERINE S. DAILEY JR. HIGH MATHEMATICS ONEONTA STATE NORMAL TEMPLE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY JEANNE E. DEPUY PHYSICAL EDUCATION B. S. ITHACA COLLEGE FREDERICK G. FOX PHYSICAL EDUCATION A. B. DEFIANCE COLLEGE SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE E. GENEVRA FOSTER THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES ONEONTA STATE NORMAL 'S ,,n BERNICE I. FREEMAN FIFTH GRADE ONEONTA STATE NORMAL BEATRICE R. HAUBER FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES CORTLAND STATE NORMAL VIRGINIA M. HAUBER THIRD GRADE CORTLAND STATE NORMAL LAURA V. HORNBECK JR. HIGH ENGLISH ONEONTA STATE NORMAL JESSIE JONES SECOND GRADE CORTLAND STATE NORMAL JEAN M. KAYS SCIENCE A. B. WILSON COLLEGE MARJORIE K. KAYS MUSIC B. S. ITHACA COLLEGE RICHARD G. KENT COMMERCE COLGATE UNIVERSITY B. S. HARTWICI-I COLLEGE FRANCES E. KENTFIELD SOCIAL STUDIES AND ENGLISH II A. B. ALBANY STATE COLLEGE M. A. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY MARGARET R. LYNCH HISTORY A. B. SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY MAUDE L. LYNCH LIBRARIAN AND ENGLISH I A. B. ELMIRA COLLEGE JAMES J. MILLER AGRICULTURE, JR. HIGH SCIENCE B. S. CORNELL UNIVERSITY MARJORIE ROBERTS ART FREDONIA STATE NORMAL CORA E. ROBINSON SIXTH GRADE ONEONTA STATE NORMAL M. ETHELYN ROOD MATHEMATICS B. S. ALBANY STATE COLLEGE WALTER C. SCHROEDER ENGLISH A. B. GETTYSBURG COLLEGE A. ELIZABETH SMITH ECONOMICS AND HISTORY B A. B. ALBANY STATE COLLEGE M. A. ALBANY STATE COLLEGE Q9 .60 C9 ky: CQ -fl? 45- 6 Q' lf' I v ,ff , Q gf' CHRISTINE H. STEAMER COMMERCE PLATTSBURG STATE NORMAL NEW YORK UNIVERSITY ALBANY STATE COLLEGE PAUL A. SUTLIFF JUNIOR HIGH CORTLAND STATE NORMAL MARY K. TAFFNEY FOURTH GRADE NEW PALTZ STATE NORMAL NEW YORK UNIVERSITY V43 ,.,.N'-NAM MRS. RALLS MGENEH HERB,' 7 u EMMA J. THOMPSON JR. HIGH HISTORY CORTLAND STATE NORMAL NEW YORR UNIVERSITY ROSS H. TRACY SHOP OSWEGO STATE NORMAL NORMA D. VALENTINE MUSIC FREDONIA STATE NORMAL EUNICE M. 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QlYV'UM l CWM .fl 524, f EDNA BLANCHE Bums Tootie Vice Pres. Senior Classg Vice Pres. Sophomore Class, Member of Glec Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.C. 2, 3, 4: Senior Dramatics 4g Press Club 4, Basketball lg Track lg Cheer- leading 4. JACKSON Bomxm BENNETT ...hckn Sec. Senior Class, Sec. dt Treas. Sophomore Class, Sec. BC Treas. junior Class, Member of French Club 2, Future Farmers of Amer- ica 4g Football 3, 4g Honor Speaker. 1' :Nm- Mau ELLA DAILEY Treas. Senior Class, Pres. Fresh- man Classg Sec. at Treas. Student Council 4, Pres. French Club lg Pres. Library Club 2, Vice Pres. Library Club 3, Member of Needlecraft Club lg Student Council l, 3, 45 Library Club 2, 3, 45 French Club lg Valedic- torian. 9 Envm LEON Turns NEW., Pres. Student Councilg Vice Pres. Varsity D 4, Treas. Varsity D 3: Member of Varsity D 2, 3, 4' Student Council 2, 3: Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 junior Varsi- ty Basketball 3: Varsity Basket- ball 4. E1.nANon Cmuuz Anmuavs Member of Band l, 2, J, 45 Or- chestra I, 2, 3, 43 Glec Club I, 2, 3, 4. f 73 0 1 .BND ETHEL RAE Basxnnvnuz GERD AMALIE ANDRESEN Vice Pres. Library Club 45 Mem- uGe'd'eU ber of Glee Club 2, 3, 4g Flower Member of Dance Club, 2, 3: Arrangement Club lg Library Intramurals l, 2, 3. Club 2. Aivrl-lun I.EnoY Bomuzx ISABLL ETHEL BOYD uhm.. USN. Sec. Varsity D 4g Member of Editor Student Broadcast 4: Glcc Varsity D 3, 4: French Club 3: Club l, 2, 5, 4g Press Club 4: Travel Club 4g Football 3, 4. Senior Dramatics 45 Dance Club I, 2, 3. 10 jusrm WINFIELD BUCHANAN Dnvm Bnown Duff Brownie Glee Club 2, 4g Varsity D 2, 3, Photo Club 2. 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 33 Cooking Club l. ss.--if LAWRENCE N. CABLE LEE WENDELL CQNKLIN Larry - Doc Squirrel Boxing 2, Wrestling 2g Dancing Student Council 23 Varsity D 3, Club 3. 4g F. F. A. Club 3, 43 J. V. Basketball lg Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football 4. 11 , WM ,wifi .ffvffffilfr ETMEL M. Coon Cookie Student Council: Library Club 2, 3, 4g Travel Club 3, 4: Needle- craft I, 2, 3, 4. PATRICIA MARIE Cuvua Party Bus. Mgr. Senior Classy Member of Photo Club 35 Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 Press Club 45 G.A.C. 43 Senior Dramatics 4g Girls Sports 2, 5, 4. gf WW if J M W 5 W BEATHA HELEN DAVIS L L NELSON NICHOLAS FRANK Bull Nick Treas. of Student Council 2g Sec. Member of Photography Club 2 81 Treas. French Club 23 Needle- 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4g Orchestra craft Club lg Library Club 35 Honor Speaker. f'17l7 xitw 1, rr' 1 RUTH JANETTE GAKDINIER Ruthie Pres. Public Speaking Club 2: Sec. 81 Trea. G.A.C. 43 Member of Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 G.A.C. 2, 3, 4g Senior Dramatics 43 Basketball lg Girls Sports 2, 3, 45 Cooking Club lg Public Speaking 2, 3, 4. 12 3, 4. sv'- l.iQ1mf ELIZABETH VIOLA GILMOUR Betty Sec. GL Treas. Needlecraft Club 3: Member of Dance Club 2g Library Club 25 Needlecraft Club 3, 4, Ilene EITHBL Gn.Moun Student Council Jg Needlccraft Club 2, J. 'EF WILLIAM Fnnacls Gou1.n ..Bm,. Pres. F.F.A. 45 Track 2, 3, 4. BAnnAnA JANE Gonrou Babs Student Council 3g Mgr. Softball 25 G.A.C. 3, 4g Member of Dance Club lg Band lg Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Prize Speaking 3g Senior Dramatics 45 Press Club , 4. qw . ELINOR JEAN Hmuus Pee Wee French Club 2. 13 w iwc WMV, www fb f F . M Z Eowmm KEITH HARTZ ..Ed,. Student Council Vice Pres. l: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club -Ig Track 3, 4g Basketball 2, 3. 43 Football 3, 4. 24? DONALD jomas CATHEMNB Mun.: Lonmau. Fnumcxs Mncuslurs Locxvoon njonsey.. ucappy.. ..Frm,, - ..Fmgsie,. Photo Club 2, 3, 45 Pres. of Student Council 25 Senior Dra- Photo Club 4. matics 3. 1 ffl? M MV -W' aff W ROLAND Ant-run MARTIN GIFFORD WRIGHT Mltuax Orvie Gif - Gib Glee Club 1, 25 Dance Club 23 Welding Club 25 Intramural Track 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2, 3, Club 3, 4g Wrestling Club 2: 43 Baseball 4g Football 1, 2, 3, J. V. Baseball 3. 45 State Sectional Winner Qrelayb 1939. 14 fJ,'.... Agigfff' MQW MW DQMENIC I. MoDuNo DORIS EDITH PARSONS uN'ck n Photo Club 3: Stamp Club 2. Member nf Glee Club 2, 3: Photo Club 23 Model Club 2g Football 4. IDA E. PAZZELLI WILLIAM WALLAQE PUTNAM RUTH ARLENE Scmuvsn ulfidall Bmw - UPMSYH Pres. Travel Club 45 Necdlecrafr Library Club Z, 43 Intramurals I Varsity D 45 Chess Club 45 Mgr. Club lg Travel Club 45 Dance Football 3, 4. Club 2. 15 l A . INA LAURA BLANCHE SII.vEY PHILIP JAY SEYMOUR FRANEIS HAROIIE SiIIzI.I.MAN Dimples Flip Franny Member of Student Councilg Li- Sec. of Aggiesg Member of Aggies Mgr. of junior Varsity Basketball brary Club 2g Senior Drnmatics 3, 45 Glee Club 4: Cooking Club 3: Mgr, of Varsity Baskcrbnll 4. 4: Press Club 4. 35 Football 2, 3, 4. Rxfffdlildfww .- I pq: - , vi ,.,, .Ii 'L -F ri 4. 3' .X Q I L 1 .. ig X Y ,. ,I , .I W-H119 ,, ., 5 CHRISTINE STANTON SHERMAN WlI.I,lAM ANDREW SCZHRIVIVR Tiny Bill Sec. of junior Classg Member of Sec. Agriculture Club 33 Vice Stamp Club 23 Photography Club Pres. Aggies Club 43 Aggies Club lg Needlecraft Club 4g Saluta- 3, 4. rnrian. 16 ,Q for frixx, S Q Bauman JANE Surmt VERA IONA SMITH uaarbyn Member of Dance Club l, 25 Vice Pres. junior Class, Pres. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band I G.A.C. 45 Pres. Senior Dramatics Senior Dramatics 4. Club 45 Capt. Cheerleaders 4: Member of Glee Club I, 2, 3, 45 G.A.C. 2, 3, 45 Student Coun- cil 25 Girls Sports 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 3, 4. 'Q ANNA MAiilDAl.lzNA Szmxuex CSRARE Makin WVAGNIQR Ann - Gracie Pres. Necdlecraft Club 45 Mem- Member of Dance Club 2. ber of G.A.C. 45 Travel Club Z, 35 Girls Sports 3. 17 tmp 'lil Pfyfffj .f.v.,Rf egg Cruuuas DANIIZL WILLIAMS Chuck Sec. Varsity D 35 Trcas. Varsity D 45 Member of Student Council 25 Photo Club 35 Varsity D Z, 3, 45 Press Club 1, 35 Archery Club 35 Baseball lg Basketball 3, 45 Track 2, 35 Mgr. Football J: Editor Yearbook 4. QGQI-dv Anderson pw-c EJ- Harris 5-1 A 1 A ii ,ill 3 6'4Hinn X S F9 L f. Gilmour- : 'f A ffffi is Pkufl MD U H' ' MK A Wi it f i. fxxb W .gil . 5, f S ., .. 'Ulu X . Q,X is ? 32.5, M v , ' -Y 1, X V . , .,.A ,. V R 51,3 m o ur Dmlig if C'oolC W WV C' 1 0 Udall ,mv 'Q My W4 f ,M 4 . 39 1 iefffl V Q., , .YA I 2' f 'TM f - 5 X R+ w, ' ' f 6.80771- LB A2 Pevfi If G'HVfno'-U' JBQNNEF hw' x Y J 5' f' ' . wa 0 4 5Q.4,,fg C554 Jfluh-mclwn fi-AhJf'fwS Qllngkon B Qov-Ton i xx 1 X5 1 ' 9 Nt' ' film. Q K, 3 N 1 I Q. S0 in ,X-A-as OUR LAST YEAR AT D.C.I-I.S. In September 1940 we returned to our Alma Mater to take our place as exalted Seniors. At the class election we gave Charles Moleski another year as President to be assisted by Blanche Barre as Vice-President, with jackson Bennett and Mary Ella Dailey as Secretary and Treasurer respectively. At the same meeting we assed Mr. Schroeder to be our adviser and in a weak moment he consented. Our first business was the selection of our class ringsg and after viewing the wares of several salesmen we arrived at a laudable choice. Soon after this we invited the public to attend a Southern Ham Supper in the cafeteria. As a result of this we found ourselves fifty dollars nearer our goal. All this time, lna Silvey and Charlie Moleski had been having a flourishing candy business in the second floor corridor ar noon. Then we turned oui' attentions to a bakesale, an encouraging affair which gained a few dollars for the treasury and much experience for the Seniors. Saturday, November 2, found us hosts at a Round and Square Dance-a victory dance following the Hancock game. To liven up the holiday week-end, we had a Rollerskating Party at Donovan's Hall on November ll. This brisk fall weather found Senior salesmen all over town selling our colossal Christmas cards and Christmas wreaths. The real Italian spaghetti supper was our last function of the semester, for the next morning we received fatal news. But after a quarter of real plugging we staged a glorious comeback with a repeat performance of our Southern Ham Supper .ind another bakesale fully as good as the first one. Now we were ready for the social event of our year-The Sunbonnet Dance. Amid breath-taking decorations, and to the tunes of Don Mapes, we presented the best semi-formal ever held in the school. lt was a success in more than one way. Before these super-special decorations hardly were down, we were more than occupied with the operetta, The Sunbonnet Girl, which we had anticipated all year. Since it had to be seen to be appreciated, we'll omit the details both socially and financially. We staged it also in Windsor in return for their Senior play, Yours Truly Willie. NVQ: ended up our financial activities with the Strawberry Festival. May 29 we found 36 snappy Seniors and our advisers at school raring to go fand it was only 6:30j and we went! We went to New York and did everything we planned and then a little more. lt was reluctantly we left New York that Sunday afternoon to return to our school and our teachers, but we had Commencement to look forward to so we dug in to make the best of our last few weeks here. For the present, that is all. Our six hundred dollars has been spent, the goal we are working for now is more distant than the one we had when we entered I3.H.S., and now our days in high school are past and are only a part of history. So: All Hail! To Time, Well Spent. -1 'u fu Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. CALENDAR OF 1940 41 Today found us back in our Alma Mater Classes organized for details see elsewhere in Acorns Holiday at last 4 H Fair The juniors gave us the first social event of the yearg a very successful Barn Dance Seniors follow suit with a Round and Square Dance with a floor show. lirvin Tuttle was elected to Presidency of the Student Council after two campaign assemblies. Barbara Sliter was the other candidate. Seniors entertained the public with a Southern Ham Supper styled after those of the Class of '40. Of course this was a sure success. Seniors exhibited their culinary art in a bakesale with considerable profit. Another Senior Round and Square Dance. , 8- Quarterlies. Student body grieved, this was Miss Osborn's last day with us. Nov Nov. No school. Seniors entertained with Roller Skating Party at Donovan's Hall. li, 29, Dec. 7, 14, 21- Series of junior Round and Square Dancesg well attended and Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May june june june june june june extra specially successful. Seniors put on a Real Italian Spaghetti Supper with all that goes with it. Seniors went into seclusion today: at least until the marks change. Seniors flashed their rings at anyone who bothered to look. Student Council Assembly to revise the Constitution. Seniors' Christmas wreath and card sales drawing to a close. School out at last. School started againg two weeks until regents. Tryouts for Prize Speaking in assembly. Regents began. New semester began. Prize Speaking: Howard McMurray, Durwood XY'right, Barbara Kenrick, and limily Briggs carried off the honors. Another Southern Ham Supper by the Seniors. Sectional Prize Speaking here. Howard McMurray, Barbara Kcnrick represented D.C.S. juniors sponsored a Roast Pork Supper and gave you all you could eat. Another Senior Bakesale. Social event of the ages, Sunbonnet Dance, semi-formal with exquisite decorations. The Sunbonnet Girl Senior operettag a success in every possible way. , 3- Quarterlies: last chance for us Seniors before graduation. Sidney Musical Festival. W'indsor Seniors presented Yours Truly Willie, their Senior play. Took our Operetta to Windsor. This scheme of exchanging plays proved successful. School closed for Easter vacation. This was Marian Andrews' last day with us. XVe'll all miss her when we come back. Returned to school. Certification list out. Surprise! Requirements had been changed junior Carnival: hectic as usual. Strawberry Festival. , june I- Senior tripg four days, three nights in New York City. letters were awarded today in our last assembly of the year. The end for us Seziiors -20- Regents week. junior Prom as usual. H Baccalaureate. Class Night. Commencement: All llail, To Time, NVell Spent. JUNIGRS President Howard McMurray Vice-President Priscilla Axtell Secretary Jane Marshman Treasurer William Vigus A111 'isfr Mr. James Miller Roby Axxell, Marjorie Beilby, Emily Briggs, Vera Briggs, Nancy Brown, Daniel Capel, Lois Carson, Phyllis Clift, Edward Cook, Elizabeth Cornwall, Betty Decker, Dorthea Delong, Elinor Fife, Earl Fuller, Pauline Gardi nier, Daniel Hall, Thomas Hamlin, Laura Hill, Elnora Hornbeck, Edith Knoeller, Gertrude Lee, Joyce Lee, Lucille Lobdell, Woods McNett. Junior Activities During the school year of 1940-41 the junior Class sponsored the following activities, junior Barn Dance Sept. 215 Junior Round and Square Dance Sept. 28: A Series of five Round and Square Dances Nov. 15, Nov 29, Dec. 7, Dec. 14, Dec. 21, junior Supper Feb. 25, Annual Junior Carnival May 16, Annual Junior Prom june 20. Dorothy Martin, james Miller, Doris Mills, cis Secrest, Barbara Sherman, Raymond Smith, Hervey Tarbox, jean Thomson, Althema Tripp, Milton Warner, Walter Waszltiewicz, Dorothy Webb, Durwood Wright, Freeland Terpenning. 22 Ralph Palmer, Dorothy Price, Evelyn Roberson, Alice Russell, Fran Il' dlfl SOPHOMORES President Richard Storrer Vin'-Presirfenf Evelvn Steinman Serretarvy- Treasurer Barbara Schwenz Adviser Mr. William Anderson Ruth Adams, Mary Atwood, Jennie Backus, Shirleen Barlow, Clifford Barnhart, Allen Beebe, Graydon Begeal, Edward Bonker, Marjorie Brazie, Mary Browne, Mary Brundage, Bertha Buchanan, Donald Buck, Howard Buck, Robert Butcher, Betty Lou Cordner, Harold Corey, Lester Dibble, Helen Drumm, Carmen Frank, Sumner Frank, Marie Gallagher, Beula Gelatt, Donald Hafele, James Hafele, Olin Hart, justin Hartz, Elwyn Hendrickson, Myra Hessinger, Kathrine Hurlburt, Gleason Judd, Barbara Kenrick, Ella Lamoree, Arletta LaTourette. Sophomore Activities As usual with the Sophomore Class, we began our drive for funds with the sale of pencils. The Class of 1943 is proud of its having sold more pencils than any other Sophomore Class. We sold 1000 pencils which earned for us 525. In the second semester we sponsored for the lirst time in the history of school a contest to collect bread coupons, offering very substantial prizes to those collecting the most. Prizes were won by Mary Atwood and Mary Lou Eagan. The class earned about S20. As this book goes to press the Sophomore Class expects to sponsor at least one more function. Walter Lee. Patricia Lipp, Harold Lord, Robert Malley, Rexford Mills, Eugene Munroe, Robert Munroe, Anna Niles, Shirley Norton, lvan Odell, Raymond Price, Mary Roose, Diana Sanford, Robert Schriver, Pauline Scho- iield, Isabelle Seymour, William Skellett, Florence Skillman, john Skillman, Evelyn Ann Steinman, George Strong, Claude Teale, William Thomas, Helen Turner, Marshall Vnndermark, Burton Waidler, Wayne Walker, Martha XVard, Georgi- anna Wilcox, Jennie Zaczek. 24 F R E S H M E N President Jane Axtell Vice-President Robert Bennett Secretary 'WV Durwood Smith Treasurer Shirley Sliter Adviser Miss Katherine Dailey William Anderson, David Axtell, Jane Axtell, Thomas Barnhart, Eleanor Barre, Maurice Beilby, Donald Bonker, Pauline Bosket, Raymond Burrows, Helen Bush, Freeman Chamberlain, Theresa Chlystun, Barbara Conway, Bette Cornwall, Juan Cornwall, Dorothy Crosby, Jean Cuddihe, Lawrence Dailey, Mary Davis, Kenneth Davis, Bernice Decker, Eva Drumm, Harold Drumm, Paul Early, Olive Eastwood, Jane Faulkner, James Finch, Neva Carlow, Ida Gould, John Hanrahan, Norma Harris, Mary Hathaway, Ray Hessinger, Lloyd Hibbard, Luella Hurlburt, Elinor Jones, Richard Judd, Paul Kelly, Gordon Kelsey, Ronald Kelsey, Patricia Kenyon. As this book goes to press the Freshman Class has not sponsored any activities, but are planning something for the near future. Miss Edna Osborn was their adviser until she left in November. Ernest Knoeller, Kenneth Lamoreaux, Marjorie Lobdell, Marcia Mallory, Frank Mapes, Stella Martin, Lillian Mayo, Catherine Meyer, Antoinette Moduno, Josephine Moduno, Winston Pellett, Marie Platt, Reatha Puffer, Loretta Reynolds, May Rothganger, Raymond Scott, Marcella Shellman, John Skillman, Shirley Sliter, Durwood Smith, Lenora Smith, Helen Stockwell, Scott Strong, Flora Swart, William Vandermark, Marilyn Van Pelt, Mary VanValkenburg, Richard Walker, William Walker, Helen Walley, Esther Warner, Joe Warner, Vic- toria Waskiewicz, Virginia Woolverton, Francis 1' ' Wright, Josephine Zaczek. BASKETBALL Mr. Frederick Fox, Coarb Charles Williams, Co-Capt. QDJ Ralph Carl, Co-Capt. QDQ ll Keith Hartz QDV' Lee Conklin QDJ Vere Conklin QDF Herman Begeal QDJ Ervin Tuttle QDJ Francis Shellman, Mgr. QDJ All-Star QDJ Letter Domenic Moduno QDQ Ervin Tuttle QDJB Roland Martin QDYP Mr. Fox Harold Lord Raymond Curry QDJ :I- FOOTBALL Mr. Frederick Fox, Coarb FRONT ROW Keith Hartz QDQB Capt. John O'Rourke QDJ Lee Conklin QDQ BACK ROW Olin Hart Allen Beebe QDQ Vere Conklin qnyf Arthur Bonker QDJ Herman Begeal QDW Peter Judd QDJ ll Philip Seymour CD1 Grover Pratt QDJ 'P jackson Bennett QDJ Scott Strong Ronald Kelsey Players not in Picture Charles Anderson CDD Justin Buchanan QD, Woods McNett QDJ Francis Shellman QDJ pg QPU !1 ' la QU , I' kms! l Sl ...rv Wa mf BACK ROW Gordon Kelsey Lloyd Hibbard Justin Buchanan Claude Teale Gifford Miller Ralph Carl, Mgr. TRACK Mr. Richard Kent, Coach FRONT ROW Durwood Briggs, William Gould, Thomas Hamlin. SECOND ROW BASEBALL Mr. Frederick G. Fox, Coach FRONT ROW Vere Conklin Gleason Judd Ervin Tuttle Graydon Begeal Woods McNett Lee Conklin Richard Storrer Rexford Mills Ralph Hall, Elwin VanValkenburg, Lee Conklin, Mr. Kent, Vere Conklin, Raymond Smith, Charles Schumacher Claude Teale. 26 TOP ROW Burton Waidler Elwyn Hendrickson Richard Storrer Durwood Smith Richard Judd Francis Secrest Eugene Monroe FOOTBALL BASKETBALL WE THEY Sept. 28, Oxford 12 7 Oct. 5, Greene 14 0 Oct. 19, Sidney ss 0 Oct. 26, North J. V. 28 0 Nov. 2, Hancock 13 0 Led by Captain john O'Rourke the Football team surprised its followers by going through a tough sched- ule, undefeated. The highlights of the season were the victories by Deposit over North High Jayvees of Binghamton, and over a highly touted Hancock team that had previously downed all its opposition. By winning the Susquehanna League Championship, the Sth Football championship in 10 years is credited to Mr. Fox's record. BASEBALL April 24, Windsor at Windsor April 29, Hancock at Deposit THEY Dec. Vestal 22 Dec. St. Paul 19 Dec. Vestal 20 Jan. Windsor 14 Jan. Hancock l 1 Jan. Bainbridge 26 Jan. Afton 2 7 Jan. St. Paul 3 7 Jan. Franklin 2 2 Feb. Sidney 29 Feb. Hancock 29 Feb. Bainbridge 3 9 Feb. Afton 23 Mar. Franklin 2 8 Mar. Sidney 3 1 May 2, Bainbridge at Bainbridge May Afton at Afton May Franklin at Deposit May Sidney at Deposit May Hancock at Hancock May Bainbridge at Deposit May Afton at Deposit May Franklin at Franklin May Sidney at Sidney june All-Star at Oneonta Although most of the men on the Baseball team this year are inexperienced, they are a promising bunch. Guided by Mr. Fox, they should give a good account of themselves in League Competition. The Lumberjacks paced by Vere Conklin, won the Championship of the Susquehanna League, thus boost- ing the total of Basketball championships to 7 in 10 years. TRACK Due to the early publication of this Yearbook before a Track schedule was released, the 1941 schedule will be omitted. But tentatively the Track team will compete with practically the same schools that they did last year. Although last year was Lee Conklin's first year on the Track team he was good enough in the quarter mile to push Jack Sliter, holder of D. C. S. quarter mile record, to a new record each time they competed. Lee should do great things this year. Included on the track roster are Ralph Hall, Elwin VanValkenburg, and Vere Conklin, members of last year's team. Among the newcomers are a few promis- ing prospects who should develop rapidly due to the able coaching of Mr. Kent, and Mr. Sutliff who will assist Mr. Kent this year. if Y if ,k ..aU, Nig4 'n' 4 ' v 4 'Q Q '. Via! L Q 4, ' ,K ' ' w M Q-' X nf A Q rf A Q 1 . GIRLS SPORTS During the year many of the girls have active parts in the play days and tournaments. There have been approximately twenty playdays for the school year 1940-41. Better than half of the Junior and Senior high girls took part in at least one playday and in many cases, five or six. The procedure for organizing a playday usually comes about as follows: two schools correspond and decide to meet on a Saturday for basketball, volleyball, tennis, archery, speed- ball, or a combination of these or other games. Quite often a lunch is served, after which there is social dancing. Last fall the girls had an especially interesting 12-school meet with prac- tically every fall sport.in evidence. Tournaments are conducted in table tennis, badminton, tennis, archery, tenniquoits, volley- ball, basketball and softball. For participation in these tournaments points are awarded and under the present system set up by the Girls' Athletic Association, it is possible for a girl to earn a letter even though there no longer is girls' varsity basketball. A girl may also earn points in hiking, winter sports, bicycling, horseback riding and noon hour care of the chil- dren on the playground. Sixty-five girls ,are working for their letters and about twenty of these have already earned one. 65 points are required for a letter. Participants Points Participants Poinls Gerd Andresen 43 Ella Lamoree 45 Priscilla Axtell 62 Joyce Lee 18 Roby Axrell 17 Lucille Lobdell 14 Mary Atwood 21 Doris Mills 42 Blanche Barre 39 Dorthea Owen 14 Isabel Boyd 24 Evelyn Roberson 31 Marjorie Brazie 16 Mary Roose 9 Emily Briggs 27 Diana Sanford 17 Esther Briggs 33 Barbara Schwenz 38 Mary Brown 10 Clare Skillman 68 Lois Carson 48 Florence Skillman 31 Jean Chamberlain 24 Barbara Slitcr 64 Carmen Frank S 0 Vera Smith 21 Pauline Gardinier 18 Evelyn Ann Steinman 24 Ruth Gardinier 26 Anna Sziwack 10 Barbara Gorton 9 Jean Thomson 11 Hazel Hessinger 17 Althema Tripp 32 Myra Hessinger 14 Martha Ward 38 Laura Hill 10 Wilma Weeks 12 Barbara Kenrick 22 x 3 w- 1 .f-1 A , V-h bs 2' -1' .L PRESS CLUB ADVISXERS Eniroixs Miss Edna M. Osborn Isabel Boyd lst Quarter lst Quarter Mr' William Anderson Richard Storrer 2nd Quarter 2nd Quarter Mr. Richard Kent 3rd 86 4th Quarter Emily Briggs, 3rd SC 4th Quarters MEMBIZRS Clifford Barnhart, Emily Briggs, Vera Briggs, Isabel Boyd, Howard Buck, Phyllis Clift, jean Cuddihe, Lawrence Dailey, Dorothea De- long, Marie Gallagher, Patricia Lipp, Howard McMurray, Richard Storrer, Burton Waidler, Martha Ward. The Press Club publishes the Student Broadcast weekly in the Courier, and holds luncheons in the cafeteria each Thursday at noon Yl'.ARBO0K STM4-if The members of the Yearbook Staff publish the Deposit High School Yearbook Acorns, annually. Charles Willianis . Edifor-ir:-Chief Priscilla Axtcll . . Pbofo Edifor Arthur Bonker . . Ar! Editor Bertha Davis . . Senior Editor Emily Briggs . . junior Editor Martha Ward . . Sophomore Editor jean Cuddihe . . . . I-'rexbmun Ediior Howard McMurray . . Businesx Manager f ' ., N ,Fir ,,: 'J-.1 . fc-1 H ,- 43-1,4-r 1 HORSKC 01.1. K-WK HT oT l6 H0 Vfsof? - 'Yr 'fy is rl Pl? ffv rnv 6 Di YEA OPIAKG 'Ye r' 0 R PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Mr. Wfilliam A. Anderson-Acl1'i.w'r Donald Jones-l'r'r'siJw1f Nicholas Frank--K'im'-Prz'siilvr1t Priscilla Axtcll-S1'f'.-Trvux. Vfaltcr W'askicwic7, Robcrt Schrivcr Robert Butcher Francis Sccrcst Robert Malley Charles Schumachur Carmen Frank Elwin VanValk0nburg Sold pcnnanrs Earned about -Sold lens cleaner-Sold prints- il00 to buy an enlarger and a film tank-Sponsored a photography contest . among members-Did photography for the .Q - W Yearbook. H Y H I D E ? X5-. W I i Q . l 90' ' 1' . K .16 D, ' s JM! GLEE Ruth Adams Eleanor Andrews David Axtell jane Axtell Priscilla Axtell Roby Axtell Shirleen Barlow Eleanor Barre Blanche Barre Rae Baskerville Herman Begeal Mariory Bcilby CLUB Maurice Beilhy Isabel Boyd Marjorie Brazic Emily Briggs Vera Briggs Nancy Brown justin Buchanan Ralph Carl Lois Carson jean Cuddihe Patty Cuyle Mary Davis :,..+- , Bernice Decker Betty Decker -lane Faulkner Nicholas Frank Sumner lfrank Marie Gallagher Pauline Gardinier Ruth Gardinier Beula Gelatt Ida Gould Daniel Hall Ralph Hall Thomas Hamlin Norma Harris Mary Hathaway Hazel Hessinger Ray Hessinger lloyd Hibhard laura Hill lilnora Hornheck lilinor jones Gleason Judd Paul Kelly lldith Knoeller lirnest Knoeller Patricia Lipp Luuille Lobdell Marjorie Lobdell Doris Mills Antoinette Moduno Charles Moleski Howard McMurray lvan Odell Dorothea Owen Marie Meyer lfvelyn Roberson Mary Roose Alice Russell Linda Schumacher Barbara' Schwenz lsahelle Seymour Barhara Sherman Clare Skillman lflorence Skillman ,Iohn Skillman Stewart Skillman Barbara Sliter Shirley Sliter Vera Smith lfvelyn Steinman Richard Storrer Flora Swartz William Thomas ,lean Thomson Helen Turner lilwin VanValkenhurg Mary VanValkenburg W'illiam Vigus Martha Ward Durwood Wright Mary Atwood Thomas Barnhart Harold Drumm Durwood Smith Richard Judd Harold Corey 32 BAND Eleanore Andrews Clifford Barnhart Herman Begeal Donald Buck Cff 5K Howard Buck Bernice Decker jane Faulkner, justin Hartz, Mary E. Hathaway, Lloyd Hibbard, Edith Knoeller, Howard McMurray, Charles Molcski, Dorothea Owen, Winton Pellet, Barbara Schwenz, Raymond Smith, Evelyn Ann Steinman, William Thom- as, Wilma Weeks, Marie Meyer, Helen Decker. The band and orchestra, under the able leadership of Miss Valentine, have had an unusually successful year. The outstanding event of the year was the participation in the Sidney Music Festival, which received outstanding comment by the press of two counties. Special credit is due to Miss Martha Ward for her very enviable work with the opcretta. Thanks is due Mr. Miller for his work with the drums. ORCHESTRA Eleanore Andrews, Jane Axtell, Priscilla Axtell, Vine Adele Barnhart, Herman Begeal, Marjorie Brazie, Howard Buck, Jean Cuddihe, jane Faulkner, Nicholas Frank, Sumner Frank, Mary Elnora Hathaway, Evelyn Roberson, Barbara Schwenz Dorothea Owen . Donald Buck STUDENT COUNCIL President Ervin Tuttle Vice-President Emily Briggs 1 Secretary-Treasurer I Mary Ella Dailey Adviser Mrs. Margaret Lynch MEMBERS Robert Bennett, Emily Briggs, Ralph Carl, Jane Clifr, Mary Ella Dailey, Maurice Hornbeck, William Huyck, Gleason Judd, Mary Marshman, Rexford Mills, Margaret Scott, Ina Silvey, Mary VanV:1lkenburg. VARSITY D Herman Begeal, Arthur Bonker, Justin Buchanan, Ralph Carl, Lee Conklin, Vere Conklin, Keith Hartz, Peter Judd, Howard McMurray, William Putnam, Phillip Seymour, Ervin Tuttle, Charles Williams. Prexidmt Ralph Carl Viet'-Prrxiderif Ervin Tuttle Secretary Arthur Bonker Treasurer Charles Williams Mr. Frederick Fox, Adviser G.A.C. MEMBERS Patricia Cuyle Nancy Brown Emily Briggs 5 Barbara Gorton Anna Sziwack Vera Briggs Doris Carlson Pauline Gardinier Alrhema Tripp Jean Chamberlain Hazel I-Iessinger jean Thomson Barbara Sliter, Captain Mr. James Miller, Coavb G.A.C. OFFICERS Barbara Sliter, President Blanche Barre, Vic'c'-President jane Marshman, Secretary Ruth Gardinier, Treasurer Miss' Jeanne Depuy, Adviser CHEERLEADING is MEMBERS Emily Briggs Howard McMurray Arthur Bonker Barbara Sliter jean Thomson Nancy Brown Mary Browne Blanche Barre NEEDLECRAFT CLUB President Anna Sziwack Vice-President Katherine Hurlburt Secretary-Treasurer Anna Cornwell Mrs. Christine Steamer, Adviser Marjorie Brazie, Anna Cornwell, Elizabeth Gilmour, Katherine Hurlburt, Arletta LaTourette, Shirley Norton Rea tha Puller, Christine Sherman, Anna Sziwack, Virginia Woolverton. FUTURE FARMERS Mr. james Miller, Adviser Thomas Hamlin, President William Schriver, Vicz'-Presidenl Philip Seymour, Secrvfary Francis Secrest, Trvasrrrer William Gould, Reporter Paul Backus. Allen Beebe, Jackson Bennett, Durwood Briggs, Daniel Capel, Harold Drumm, Sumner Frank james Hafele Ernest Knoeller Kenneth Lamoreau Ivan Odell Ralph Palmer Milton Warner 36 JUNIOR DRAMATICS President Barbara Kenrick Adviser Miss Alice Clark MEMBERS Jane Axtell, Eleanore Barre, Edward Bonker, Raymond Burrows, jean Cuddihe, Harold Drumm, Carmen Frank. Marie Gallagher, jack Hanrahan, Paul Kelly, jean Lutz, Florence Skillman, john Skillman, Stewart Skillman, Shirley Sliter, Richard Storrer, Flora Swartz, Mary VanValk- enburg, Burton Waidler. The junior Dramatics Club provided three of the best assembly programs of the year: Saint George and the Dragon, Seven Old Ladies of Lavendar Town, and The Stolen Prince. SENICR DRAMATICS Mr. Schroeder, Adrixrr Blanche Barre, Trvasllrvr Barbara Sliter, Prrsizlvnt Ruth Gardinier, Svrrvfarly MEMBERS Ina Silvey, Pauline Gardinier, Nancy Brown, Emily Briggs, Doris Mills, Patricia Cuyle, Marjorie Beilby, Francis Lockwood, Jean Thomson, Isabel Boyd, Durwood Wright, Ervin Tuttle, james Miller. 37 TRAVEL CLUB Mrs. Ethelyn Rood, Adviser Jennie Backus Olive Eastwood Lillian Mayo James Miller Ralph Palmer Doris Sherman Helen Wally Jennie Zaczek Each member of the Travel Club chose a place in the United States that he wanted to visit. Then he planned a trip there. We discussed things of special interest in each state, and made posters for exhibit. NATURE CLUB Mrs. Jean M. Kays, Adviser - Howard Buck, Carmen Frank, Barbara Kenrick, Edith Knoeller, Raymond Scott. The Nature Club dissected frogs, studied with microscope slides, and grew bacteria. We made studies of crys tals, read and discussed Parade of the Animal Kingdom, and made field trips. LIBRARY CLUB Mrs. Maude L. Lynch, Adt-'isrr -- Gerd Andresen, Doris Carlson, Jean Chamberlain, Mary Ella Dailey Ida Pazzelli, Charles Williams. In the Library Club we learned to prepare the new books for circulation. We learned to mend old books and we learned how to keep track of incoming and outgoing books. CHESS CLUB Mr. William Anderson, Adviser - Clifford Barnhart, Presidcntg William Skellett, Vin'-Pr1'sidz'ntg' William Putnam, Srcrelaryg jean Lutz, Trcasurerg Barbara Kenrick, Burton Waidler, Richard Rode. After a lapse of several years we got under way again. Time was spent learning plays in preparation for hoped for competition next year. Nearly all the members expect to be back. 38 'I .4 ,JE 5 . I fs .g , yf A-.57 IF' ' -hp' ,M Q, ffl . ,I Q. ' il . V-3? ,1 : N, wa. KW ww- aft: -,f , ,r 'ir 1-r filf' ' 1 .3- .gay . my AI-K 'MP ' v r ,, .,x if-,1., , 1 3. . .1 x.. pg W , I Q 1. 1-z. 3.15 - ivy! Q .v s . JY f fr' A AUTOGRAPHS 40 E ! ll 2 2 E 3 i v, 5 F Q. 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