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

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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 '

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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

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., 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