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

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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

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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

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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.