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

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1943 volume:

ACORNS I 943 GREAT OAKS FROM LITTLE ACORNS GROW Volume VII THE PRESS CLUB of DEPOSIT CENTRAL SCHOOL Published ArmucJIIy By ITN R AIIID FUIGII -'-1 Cdl -2.2 ff -ul! 'Mapu wr FOREWORD Becouse we feel thot at us o tonguble record of our school lzfe, school fruends, ond school octuvutnes, on enduring record of events of the post yeor we hove seen fnt to produce the seventh onnuol edutnon of ACORNS despate the wor We know thot thus yeorbook will be cherlshed by those for whom at IS prumoruly composed, but we hope It will be o source ot enjoyment to oll who reod nt WILLIAM ALDRICH ANDERSON Vice Principal General B S Bates College M A New York Unrversrty Guidance and Admunustra tion N Y State College tor Teachers Albany N Y Member of teaching staff of Deposit Central School since February I937 vlce prmcu pal since l939 currently guadance durector advnsar of Photo club Model Anrplane club chess club Junnor class and the Student Court DICATI To Mr Anderson an apprecuatron of has gurdance and deep personal mterest rn us and our actuvutues we dedicate th s yearbook . - . . I Science, Guidance Director S Y 1 . , , . , Y I 'V 1 I '. I I C , A BL EN Page INRODUCTION FOREWORD DEDICATION TABLE OF CONTENTS BOARD OF EDUCATION MARMS AND MASTERS THE VICTORY CORPS UTOPIANS BLOOD SWEAT AND TEARS THE ELITE THE UPPER CRUST THE SAGA OF AMERICA CLASS PROPHECY GOULASH AND BUSHWA YOU CAN T TAKE IT WITH YOU DEAR DIARY INNOCENCE ABROAD THEM GREMLIMS ROGUES GALLERY YOUNG HOPEFULS DEAD OR ALIVE GOOD DEED DOTTIE PICS 30 31 GLORY GLORY G'ORY FLAT AGAIN' FOUR AND TWENTY BLACKBIRDS DEAD EYE DICKS G A C ond V D WE WANT A TOUCHDOWN SINK IT' TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME RAH RAH RAH' FIGHT' INNOVATION OF CORN PARLAY VOO FRANSAY9 SIGN LANGUAGE DOPE DAUBERS ITS YOUR MOVE CHUM DEAD AT THE DEADLINE WATCH THE BIRDIE BOOKWORMS LOVE AND KISSES CUPID S BOW JUNIOR RED CROSS STUDENT COURT PURTY MUSIC 48 THE ANCIENTS 48 52 T A E O F C O N T T S 4 6-7 8 9 , ...........................,..............,.............,......... IO ' .I..............................,......,.........................,.................,............ 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HEALTH OFFICER ........................................................ COLLECTOR .. ........................................................... .. JOHN M BRIGGS FLOYD BROWN MABEL TUCKER HOWARD JOHNSON ....DR. C. M. AXTELL JAY SMITH F A C U L T Y MR WILLIAM A ANDERSON Vuce Pruncupal and Guudance B S Bates College M A New York Unlverslty Guudance and Adms N Y S T C Albany N Y Seventh year MISS CLARA ANDREASEN Cafeterua Manager Delhl Tech School Second year MISS ELEANOR AXTELL Second Grade Cortland State Teachers College Oneonta State Teacher College Seventh year MRS KATHRYN K BIEBER Foreugn Language Teacher B A Syracuse Unlverslty Second year MISS MADELINE BLOCK Commercual Teacher N YSTC Albany N Y Furst year MISS RUTH BOETZEL Socual Studues lx Y STC Albany N Y New York Unuyerslty Flrst year MISS ALICE BRAZDA Commercual Teacher MA Columbua Unlversuty F rst year MISS LAURA E CROSSMAN Instrumental Musuc Durector B S Ithaca College Flrst year MISS GENEVIEVE DAILEY Furst Grade Cortland State Teachers College New York Unuversuty NOVWICIQ Unlverslty Cortland State College Fufteen years MISS KATHERINE DAILEY Junuor Hugh Math Oneonta Normal Syracuse Unlversuty Temple Unnversuty MRS GERTRUDE DAUGHERTY Suxth Grade Oneonta Normal BS NYSTC Abany N Y Frfth year MRS JESSIE DECKER Thurd Grade Oneonta Normal School Flfth year MISS VIVIAN K DOOLITTLE Second Grade B M Syracuse Unuyersuty Plattsburg State Teachers College Flfth year MISS DOROTHY DUNN School Nurse Syracuse General Hospatal Syracuse Unuversuty Second year MISS GENEVRA FOSTER Grade Four Oneonta State Normal School Suxth year MR FREDERICK G FOX Suupervusung Pruncupal A B Defuance College Sprungfueld College Columbna Unlyersuty Thirteenth year MISS BEATRICE HAUBER Grade Fuve Cortland Normal School Fifth year MISS GLADYS L HARTZ Thurd Grade Oneonta Normal School Fifth year MISS BETSY HARVEY Dental Hyguenust D H Eastman Dental Duspensary Chautauqua Summer School Furst year MISS VIOLET KELLETT Fufth Grade Cortland Normal School ege Fifth year MRS THELMA C KENT Hamemakung Teacher B S Buffalo State Teachers Col lege Fourth year MRS GERTRUDE S KOHLER Lubraruan Englush Teacher BA Barnard College Columbua N Y S T C Furst year MRS MARGARET R LYNCH Socual Studues Teacher BA Syracuse Unuversufy Cornell Unuversuty Hartwuck Extensuon Twelfth year MR PAUL MCLENITHEN Industrual Arts Teacher Oswego State Teachers College Furst year MR JAMESJ MILLER Vocatuonal Agruculture B S Cornell Unuversuty Fourth year MISS MILDRED PANGBURN Scuence Teacher AB NYSTC Albany N Y Cornell Unlyersuty Furst year MISS MARJORIE ROBERTS Specual Art Fredonla State Teachers College Thlrteenth year MISS CORA E ROBINSON Suxth Grade Oneonta State Normal N YSTC Albany N Y Nunth year MISS DORIS A SMITH Junuor Hugh Scuence Teacher B A Elmura College Furst year MISS MARIE L SMITH Junuor Hugh. Englush Teacher St Lawrence Umverslty Oneonta State Teachers College Furst year MISS EMILY JEAN STRONG Instructor of Gurls Health and P E B S Skudmore College Furst year MR PAUL SUTLIFF Socual Studues Physucal Educatuon B E Cortland State Hartwuck Extensuon NYSTC Albany N Y Fourth year MISS MARY K TAFFNEY Fourth Grade New Paltz Normal MR JOHN FRANK TERRY Mathematucs Teacher B S Hartwuck College Furst year MRS EMMA J THOMPSON Socual Studues Junuar Hugh Cortland Normal School New York Unuversuty Hartwuck College Cortland Teachers College MISS NORMA D VALENTINE Vocal Musuc Fredanua State Teachers College Fufth year MISS MARGARET A WALLER Englush Teacher A B Muddlebury College A M Columbua Unuverslty Furst year MISS EUNICE WINCHELL Furst Grade Cortland State Teachers College New York Unuversuty Hartwuck College Eughth year I- r -1 A If ' ' I . . . . ., , . . AB. N.Y.S.T,C., Albany, N. Y, B.S. Buffalo State Teachers' Col- New York University . . ' ' l . . uu.u, , l , . . ' ' THE VICTORY CORPS All over the country hugh schools are organuzung their classroom offer ungs guudance and personnel programs to further the war effort Two obuectuves of the hugh schools war tume program to whuch the Victory Corps us related are ll l the traunung of youth for that war servuce that wull come after they leave school and l2l the actuve partucupatuon of youth un the community s war effort whule they are yet un school The furst seems closer to what goes on un school classrooms and shops the second to the out of clogs actuvutues of students The Vuctory Corps organuzatuon takes account of oth Any and all students enrolled un a secondary school who un the uudg ment of the pruncupal meet the following simple requurements may be enrolled as general members of the Vuctory Corps l The student should be partucupatung un a school physical futness program appropriate to hus abulutues and needs un the lught of hus probable contrubutuon to the natuon s war effort 2 The student should be studyung or have studied school courses appropruate to his age grade abuluty and probable ummeduate and future usefulness to the natuon s war effort wuthun the lumuts of the faculutues of the school 3 The student should be currently partucupatung un at least one um portant contunuung or recurrung war time actuvuty Upon acceptance for general membership un the Vuctory Corps students may ldurung theur last year or twol be organized unto specual servuce duvusuons ln order to provide for unuformuty throughout the natuon fuve duvusuons are provuded for Aur Servuce Duvusuon Land Servuce Duvusuon Productuon Servuce Duvusuon Communuty Servuce Duvusuon However sunce our school lacks the necessary faculutues for two of these duvusuons Sea Servuce and Aur Servuce we have been able to organize only the other three duvusuons Members of the Land Servuce Duvusuon should be plannung and have begun prelumunary preparatuon for servuce un some branch of the ground forces of the Army Members of the Production Servuce Duvusuon should be plannung and have begun prelumunary preparation for servuce un war undustry agriculture or other essentual cuvuluan productive occupations Members of the Community Servuce Duvusuon should be plannung and have begun prelumunary preparatuon for work un community or other servuce occupations such as teaching social work meducune nursung dentistry lubraruanshup or other professuonal servuces stenographer typust book keeper salesman or other dustrubutuve or commercial servuce homemakung chuld care home nursung nutrutuon or sumular servuce A Vuctory Corps un every secondary school wull do much to stimulate Ameruca s sux and a half mulluon hugh school youth to prepare themselves to help meet crutucal manpower needs un the month s ahead Moreover ut wull give these students an opportunuty to udentufy themselves ummeduately and durectly wuth the war effort through varuous forms of servuce actuvutues 'Quoted from Paul V McNutt I I I 1 . 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I . . . . . . . ,, STUDENT Advisor Frederick G Fox President Secretary Gleason Judd Patrlcla Llpp Treasurer Vnce President Raymond Burrows Jane Axtell Vane Adell Barnhart Carl McElroy Robert Hanson Robert Hamlin Rnchard Gufford Rose Andresen Mary Flynn Curzon Scott Richard Lloyd Lawrence Darley The Councsl thus year has maugurated the taruff system and the Student Court These two jobs represent a substantual step forward In student gov ernment for thus school It ns hoped that next years Student Councll wall contlnue and Improve upon the program lnltlated by thas Council In co operatnon wnth the busmessmen of the vlllage the Councul conducted a scrap drlve whlch netted approxlmately S500 The major portion of this sum has been set aslde for the erection of a suitable monument or memornal for those who have made the supreme sacrifice in the current war. YEARBOOK STA Advlsor Aluce Brazda EDITOR Patrrcva Llpp ASSISTANT EDITOR Raymond Burrows PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Robert Butcher ART EDITOR Lawrence Darley ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR Carmen Frank SENIOR EDITORS Barb Schwenz and Gus Adams CHIEF TYPIST Jean Cuddlhe JUNIOR EDITOR Jane Axtell SOPHOMORE EDITOR James Johnson FRESHMEN EDITOR Shirley Drake GRADE EDITORS Mary Flynn and Audrey Hartz Cover by Dale Anderson F F BUSINESS MANAGER .............................................................. Martha Ward mst RICHARD HERMAN STORRER Duck arrived at Cannonsvulle February I6 1926 Duck has attained the envious posutuon of President of the Class of 43 for four years H us a man of few dislikes but among them are tests unenthusuastuc people crowds Christmas shopping unfriendly people and luver He does luke however his Overland sports eating camping trips pun ball machines humorous people mathematics aviation pie and dances He us president of the Varsity D and he has held many other offices He plans to join the Navy and go to college or become a Naval Aviation Cadet MARTHA LOIS WARD Shortue was born July l7 i926 and us naturally prejudiced against Christmas without snow horseradish Gene Autry DEADLINES and shovenusm Shortue us crazy about sports people lufe Argyle plaid socks gab fests Andre Kostelanetz walking un the raun bug houses bug dogs and fireplaces Among other offices she has been Secretary of the Frosh class V P of Soph class V P of Senior class President of the Glee Club and Junior Queen She plans to go to college lSkudmorel and to teach eventually PATRICIA EMMA LIPP Pat came special delivery to Cannonsvulle June 30 l926 and has green eyes as a special feature She us most adverse to horseradish sarcasm glasses spiders over enthusiasm cokes and shurkers I-ler favorites include walking un the rain swum ming raw carrots baseball neck tues arguments picnics fishing Bert Lahr thunder and lightning summer squash history and football Pat is Secretary of the Senior class Student Council Treasurer of the Language Club and Secretary of the Glee Club She has partu cupated un the operetta gurls sextette Victory Corps and us Editor of the Yearbook After school WILLIAM NELSON SKELLETT B ll the only red head un the class has unhabutated the house on the River Road ever since December 8 i925 He despuses dull classes home work loquacious people and pumpkin pie, He likes science outdoor sports playing chess eating and sleeping. Bill hasnt any hobbies but he was a member of the cooking club and chess club. This year he is the assistant treasurer of the Senior class. After school he intends to work on the farm for a while. ROBERT GUNN MONROE- Bob Reverend has as an outstanding feature a caustic humor a keen mind and a worldly knowledge that stands him in good stead with the other members of the class. Born in New York City on March 23 i925 he l'10S lived in Detroit Binghamton Chicago land Grantonl. As Treasurer of the Class of 1943 both his Junior and Senior years he hos never failed to have his books out of balance. Archery judo dancing farming hunting and 4-H have occupied his leisure hours both in school and out. He dislikes living in cities and people who refuse to think. RUTH JEAN ADAMS- Gus born July 2 l926 enuoys collectung two dollar bulls and takung puctures She has been a member of the Glee Club for three years and actuve un the Language and Press Clubs where she was once vuC9 presudent of the Language group She has served wuth dustunctuon on the Yearbook staff Out of school she works un her father s store un Cannonsvulle where she plans to help after graduatuon She duslukes luttle gurls who try to be grown up and peo ple who are always un debt She us an ardent fan of John Gorfueld Joan Davus and Glenn Muller and lukes to eat macoronu and cheese MARY LUCIA ATWOOD Just Mary t us wuth get black hour and brown eyes hates snobs homework and toulung marks shes had too many She has been a member of the Glee Club for two years secretary of the knuttung club and enyoyed a year of danc ung un .lean Dauleys Dance club She plans to come back next year for a P G course and eventually to go to college where she wull study to be an Englush teacher Her hobbues are playung the puano collectung post cards and wrutung letters we wonder o whom? She prefers Jackue Cooper on the screen and uce cream at Louues She was born August l4 l926 CLIFFORD LYMON BARNHART Cu ford practucally runs the Press club un whuch arganuzatuon he has held membershup for three years Hus second mayor unterest s musuc un whuch he follows avudly the swung bands Other actuvutues uncluded the Chess club where he was very actuve un hus Junuar year He hopes to study paurnolusm uf the army doesnt get hum At home he collects recordungs and stamps and draws puctures when he usn t druvung hus fomuly to dustroc tuon wuth the clarunet We suspect that a band must have been playung the street when he was born on the 22nd of March un l925 JENNIE AGNES BACKUS- Gunney a very actuve aurl from Cannonsvulle was born on the furst day of fall l925 She has lught brown hour and brown eyes and us almost as short as Martha Ward She loves to eat es pecually oluves does that mean puckles too? When she gets a chance she plays Why Dont You Fall ln Love Wuth Me7 on the Vuctrola She can usually be found un a sweater and skurt at all round and square dances Travel club dancung needle Craft lubrary club and dramatucs have occupued her tume durung actuvuty peruods We expect to see her back as o P G although we feel sure that uf she were old enough she would uoun the WAACS MARJORIE MAE BRAZIE Marge hates snobs sloppy clothes auuz programs and brught naul polush She follows James Cog ney and Katherune Hepburn un the movues and Glenn Muller on the raduo She plays the puano and keeps a scrap book Marge has been un the Glee Club all four of her hugh school years and a member of the orchestra almost as long After school she us gaung to ga un traunung at the Methodust hosputal un Brooklyn where we suspec h r Iukung for chocolate pue wull get her un cut h wuth the duetutuan She was born Octobcu Pu l9Z5 .60 P fx. BEST NATURED BIGGEST BLUFFER BEST MUSICIAN l - , , ,, ,, O I - 1 , , Y ' 2 .. . I , - I - 5 . , . uf . ' i , , . , , s , , . . - , T , , u E' , . , ,F . lk. M , QQGQ -I In was GUS ADAMS GUS ADAMS HOWARD BUCK SUMNER JOSEPH FRANK JR Sumner has rust returned from Texas where hrs contacts wrth the our forces developed a con sumlng Interest sn the Navy s Amr cadets lf he doesnt make the Navy h IS g lng t try farmlng next year Durlng hrs haol ca reer he showed consnderable rntere ln ph tography chess and the band We wuud lake to know whether roller ska :ng rs hs only Interest ID Sldney He hates stuck up people but lukes popular mus c sclence and mathematncs and old Studebaker He was born ln a queer place ln Ohlo on a beautnful February rnornlng ln 1925 HOWARD WILLIAM BUCK Howey lnves on R D l Deposit lf Howard dndnt have ta go to school hed spend the wln ters huntrng and fnshlng on Long Lake and the summers playlng has clarnnet As at ns he does pretty well an school ln all hrs courses but shlnes partncularly un the band and or chestra Hts black halr brown eyes and 5 ft ll un henght make hmm the secret yen of most of the blondes In school After school he wants to jonn the Naxy or help has parents on the farm lf the farm clarms hum we hope tractors will be more kind to hum than they have been xn the past Send CARMEN ELEANOR FRANK Connre or Con has been one of D C H S s most actlve pupils havmg been at one tlme or another a member of the GAC Drrvers club nature club and a half dozen others ln most of these she has been an offlcer but she has been partlcularly valuable and actnve ln the photo club She frequently wlns prizes for her flowers vegetables and cookung She hates cheating and bad sportsmanshup Next year wlll fund her afreshman at Aldelphl College where she expects to get a B S and N l9 BEULA BELLE GELATT Beua has un usual qualltres of honesty dependabullty sncerlty and fauthfulness to frlends Her actuve unterests un all the musnc organuza tnons wall undoubtedly lead her to success nn a muslc vocatlon She lnkes most to sung nn church and to play the plana or flute At home she frequently cooks when her mother can get her away from her sknng or her stamp collectlon Born ln Johnson Cnty on the l8th of March rn l9Z5 she somehow developed a cllsllke for sloppy clathlng and concerted people Beula us voledlctonan f the class ROBERT FLOYD BUTCHER u ch o Pune Street has twuce been presndent of the Photo club and thus year IS photo edltor of the yearbook He has also partlcnpated un chess archery and Ju Jutsu He tells us he ns gomg to have o good tlme for a whrle and earn as much money as posslble before loln :ng the Navy He likes grrls money travel mg and all knnds of machnnes mth whlch he tmkers durung has spare tame at home He partlcularly never wears a tue and hates ratnonmg and flat tures because they htnder the dnvnng of that crate he lakes to call has car lAprll I4, l926l fun-t if ,v 7' SQ-n l -.7 y' , e ' o A a , . . ' l 1 li? V 1 I 3- V UA ' Q ,xy . E ' ,fr -A E - rl H f him a card on the l4th of July. llg24l. . . . . A ,S I I ' t A , ff A A A 1 TX. 'fs . . K , Q R. A uuly 21, zen 1 I - . ' . , O I - B 1 f E7 A I Q x . , ' , , s JUSTIN ELDRED HART Just frrst saw the lrght of thrs world on March 29 l92'5 Where he got hrs drslrke for gurls rn knee socks Englrsh and rrtterbugs we don t know but he rs a glutton for lemon pre round and square dances and all krnds of sports and movres He also lrkes to play the Sox and work rn the shop Extra currrcularly he has partrcrpated rn the bond weldrng club prtched for the baseball team and played a good game of basketball rn whrch sport he was captarn of the T N T s He rs anxrous to get rn the armed forces BARBARA JANE KENRICK Barb clerk of the Student Court vrce presrdent of the Nature and Language clubs and actrve member of G A C and the dramatrcs organ rzatrons plans to go to Cornell where she wrll study home economrcs Always smrlrng and very natural rn the presence of others she has earned a hrgh degree of popularrty about the burldrng As hobbres she putters around the yard rn the garden or abc rt the house darnrng her brothers socks or frlrng rnterestrng news rtems Barbara was born August I3 rn 926 and early developed rn terest rn readrng SHIRLEY MAY NORTON Shrrls et drslxke rs her herght of 4 ft IO rn but con certed people and oral reports are also on her lrsts Whenever Shrrley gets a chance she rndulges rn collectrng photographs or en royrng good musrc Her keen sense of humor Central and rn Oneonta Hugh School whrch she attended untrl comrng to us three years ago Durrng actrvrty perrod she could usu olly be found helprng rn the Irbrary or wrth Mrs Lynch rn the Needlecraft club Thrs our shortest grrl rn school hopes to go to a busrness rnstrtute and become a bookkeeper lAugust 22 l922l RALPH ARTHUR HALL Hallre lrves af 47 Wheeler where he was born on Novem ber 6 l923 He has never had a crew cut because that concerted people baggy trous ers and neck tres are hrs favorrte drslrkes He was a whrz on the track team and be longed to that orgonrzatron the football team and Glee club for two years each When he roms the Army after school he wants to get rnto the Srgnal Corps where hrs experrments rn radro wrll prove most odvan tageous Ralph rs the only member of the Senror class who has done the four Years work rn three years GLEASON CLARK JUDD Glease loves to sleep sleep and sleep some more Besrdes berng Presrdent of the Student Councrl and belongmg to that organrzatron for four years he has been o member of Press club Glee club Language club and Varsrty D A few of the many other offrces held by htm are vrce presrdent of the Varsrty D Consul of the Language club and vrce presrdent of the freshmen class Hrs small number of drs lrkes lchocolate soap operas neck tresl are more than balanced by hrs enthusrosm for Jrmmy Stewart avratron Brnghomton lBrrch Street! dancrng othletrcs weather rn the rrght seasons crew cuts and Fred Warrng In June he hopes to rom the Arr Cadets FIRST TO BE MARRIED CLASS PESSIMIST BEST ATHLETE , . , I I I I H I I , , . . I - . , , , , ' '11 . , . , , . . , r l ll - I ll p . ., - has made her a popular pupil both in Deposit I . . , 1 , I . . I I - , , , , . , U 1, , . , r A , , , . - I I - . A I ' .1 ' I I . I ' I I I . h A I I I . I .I 'QW JUSTIN HARTZ RALPH HALL GLEASON JUDD REXFORD DE VERE MILLS- Rex lrkes to pal around wrth Sumner rn Sumners car on moonlrght nrghts whrch they both prck to go roller skatrng He enroys baseball football and basketball but has been actrve only at basketball Next year wrll probably see hrm workrng the famrly farm later he wrll rorn one of the armed servrces He seldom eats vanrlla rce cream when rt s rarnrng or rn the presence of snobbrsh people When he was born on November 27 rn l925 hrs parents had no rdea that he would develop rnto the black harred brown eyed lrkeable young fellow that he has proved to be to hrs class mates IVAN E ODELL Ivan and hrs chuggle buggy are famrlrar srghts about the commu nrty Durrng hrs hrgh school career he has been most farthful to the Glee club and to the Baptrst chorr rn Cannonsvrlle lt doesn t lrkes are rce cream chocolate cake and hrs school teachers He has expressed a desrre to cantrnue rn hrs fathers footsteps as a farmer Born on the second day of Novem ber V924 he has developed rnto a rovral popurar young man ELLA MAE LAMOREE Lucky has lrved most of her Irfe rn Deposrt where she was born on May 20 l924 She can t stand book reports and cord weather She lrkes to go to schoa and eat spaghettr As hobbres she collects autographed mavre star prctures and snap shots Durrng the Summer of l942 she worked rn the Scrntrlla where she expects to return after graduatron Whrle rn school she was a member af the senror dramatrcs and dancrng clubs If she had her way she would pend ner trme travelrng and square dancrng MARY ELIZABETH ROOSE Mary yearns for good books true frrends money to shop wrth and lemon pre She rs Iookrng for a boy who lrkes good Caokrng and danc rng Around school she has spent four years rn the dancrng club and rn the Glee club and has belonged to the 4 H Out of school she rs frequently found srngrng rn church or at other publrc gatherrngs Her good vorce has won her parts rn school operettas After school she wants to be a dretrtran At home she spends her trme lrstenrng to good musrc wrrtrng letters and pastrng news clrp p ngs rn a scrap book lMay lO l925l EUGENE GUNN MONROE Gene barn to one of the best famrlres rn New York early moved to Granton where he and hrs twrn brother were rnstrumental rn startrng a student movement whrch secured the Gran ton Drstrrct for the Depasrt Central School Eugene frnr hed hrs senror year rn January and enlrsted rn the Navy Arr Corps, can summatrng a long held rnterest Curly harred, moderately tall, and wrth an engag rng smrle, he was always a popular boy wrth hrs classmates who keenly felt hrs loss to the school communrty He was a specral noon hour manager for the Student Councrl durrng the early pgrt of the year wt' .-40:6 t 3412 3? 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I A , . - . , A , 4 . , , - ky I - BARBARA ANTOINETTEE SCHWENZ Barb from Stllesvllle llkes good food good company and walklng ln the raln For com pany she llkes an lrlsh setter a book and Eddy Duchrn playrng softly on the radlo About once a year she llkes to demonstrate to Mr Anderson her ablllty at fudge or cake In school she has been most promrnent rn the muslc organrzatlons In whlch she has partlclpated all four years This year she has been sensor edltor on the yearbook staff a member of the GAC and actlve IU the Vlctory Corps Barbara plans to work a year before she makes up her mlnd deft nltely about college lDecember 4 l925l EVELYN ANN STEINMAN Puddy D C H s flashlest and best dressed blond hates to eat frsh or llsten to polrtrcal speech es She can be best pleased wuth French fnes angel food cake and soft muslc People usnng lower Pune Street are famlluar wlth her abxllty at the plono ln school she was a class offlcer her sophomore year treasurer of the G A C member of the Glee club and Band Next year she wrll go to Bates where she wall mayor un English with a manor an yournallsm Puddy was born February 4 l926 ISABELLE RUTH SEYMOUR Izzy C ass of 43 s best smrle lrkes best dancung mu src and debatmg wrth her father Out of doors she lrkes horseback rrdlng ace skatlng swrmmlng or worklng IO a flower garden She IS as handy wlth a knlttnng needle as she ns ln the krtchen She has sung each year rn the Glee club and has been a member of the Language club After graduatuon she wrll go In trarnlng as a nurse Born under a favorable slgn of the Zodeac on Septem ber 7 l925 she would naturally hate pessl mrsts long asslgnment or wenrd color com blnatuons FLORENCE MILDRED SKILLMAN Fas re Deposlt Centrals greatest humornst snnce Deck Knapp rs qurte posslbly the most popular gurl rn the class Always a good sport she has lrttle sympathy wlth cheats or pesty people She llkes out door lute belng actlve an gurls sports cheerleadung archery and Grrl Scouts Dunng actrvuty perrod she has partrcupoted for four years ln both the Glee club and the dramatucs club and for shorter penods an the dancmg and Language clubs Thus year she was flrst un the prnze speakrng contest Next year she plans to be a post graduate and eventually wrll be lrned up at Cornell an Phys Ed lJune l7 l926l STEWART FRANCIS SKILLMAN Stew re luke hrs srster Florence prefers the out of doors where he rs an ardent skler and swlmmer Hrs hobby IS model alrplane bulldrng ln whuch he has experrenced a consrderable measure of success once buuld ang a plane that for all we know now rs strll flyrng He has been a member of the Dope Daubers Glee club and Dramatrcs club Whenever Mr Terry has had a math problem or Muss Pangburn a physlcs prob lem that no one else could solve Stewle would tackle nt and usually wrth success Born December 26 l924 he IS strll unable to solve the problem of has post school perrod 1 BEST ATHLETE MOST BASHFUL CLASS PESSIMIST , I - ' , , , - , , . , . . 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'f FLOSSIE SKILLMAN WAYNE WALKER PUDDY STEINMAN GERTJE RENA VAN DER MEULEN Dutch shares wsth Carmen Frank the dss tsnctson of havsng been abroad She ss Dutch but thoroughly Amerscanszed havsng two older brothers sn the servsce lt wasnt untsl January l943 that we knew Gertye tor she came to us from Huntsngton Long lsland but now she seems well settled sn Deposst She wants to teach school but fsnances may keep her out of college for a year How ever we dont belseve that we can keep Gertse down much lo-sger ln the short tsme that she has been here she has por tscspated sn the Sensor dramatscs and the Glee clubs lMarch l3 l925l HELEN MARIE TURNER Asnse om May l8 l925 sn a house that has become locally famous for sts vsew hates swearsng smoksng and hsstory asssgnments We sus pect that her strong relsgsous convsctsons her lsksng sn and talent for mussc wsll lead to gratsfscatson of her dessre to become a pastor s asssstant specsalszsng sn chosr work In school she has been actsve sn the Glee club has sung sn three operettas and has token part In several dramatsc productsons Her brown hasr hazel eyes and ready smsle have made a popular featJre of the Sensor class MARSHALL D VANDERMARK Tsnk wants to sosn the Marsnes where he hopes whsch he ss already profscsent As hobbses he enjoys weldsng and the study of the theory of flsght and aersal navsgatson He also Iskes baseball football and huntsng but ss unsque sn dlslsksng pumpkin ple Thus year he has been one of Msss Robert s pets from the Prsnter s club and pressdent of the Judo club Born January l l925 he has grown to 6 ft l sn sn height maksng hsm an outstondsng fsgure sn the class WILMA IRENE WEEKS- Toddy lskes to have a good tsme whsch wsth a certasn zest for adventure has caused her to decsde to become a Navy nurse She was born on October I3 sn l925 and has developed an snterest sn dancsng eatsng sleepsng music and all ksnds of sports She has been a por tscularly loyal member of the Sensor class partscspatsng actsvely sn all thesr functsons In school she has proved to be one of the outstandsng trumpet players sn the Band Her most unpleasant expersences conssst of eatsng fssh sn the presence of catty people WAYNE CLAIR WALKER Wayne fsrst saw the lsght of thus world on July 7 l924 Throughout hsgh school he has been very quset and reserved but has played football been a hall manager and partscspated sn actsvstses of the Ju Jstsu and Archery clubs Whenever he gets a chance he hunts wood chucks or buslds model asrplanes Twenty years from now we predsct that hss penchant for checkers wsll lead hsm to be a habstue of a general store Hed rather go huntsng than read books were st not for the fact that posson Ivy Iskes ham If 139 is I1 IA - - Q - 1 ' M I 1 1 g I ' ' . . 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GEORGIANNA MARIE WILCOX Geor gue feels that she too should be un lune for a unuform Specufucally a WAFS unu form Georgue us rather conventuonal un her duslukes-onuons hustory cold weather cow ards and snobs She dotes on dancung mov ues funny people un fact all people good tumes tuna fush sports Class of 43 and long fungernouls She spends a large part of her leusure tume wrutung letters and col lectung photographs ln school she was ac tuve un the Lubrory club orchestra and the Vuctory Corps lAugust 23 l926J Qi JENNY PATRICIA ZACZEK Jenny wants to get a uob and then when she us twenty one uoun the WAACS Jenny has kept a scrap book of all school news utems for her enture school career Besudes scrap books she enuoys collectung photographs and souv enurs Thus year she was presudent of the Lubrary club and a Fnember of The Vuctory Corps, Needlecraft club and Senuor Drama tucs Prevuously she had been a member of the Travel club She duslukes dark rauny days and wrutung cornposutuons and lukes choco late chlp cookles lJune 28, l925l CLASS HISTORY When we entered hugh school un l939 we were the conventuonol Frosh-afraud of our shadows and Duck Knapp We elected our offucers soon after school started-an earthshakung event' The lucky guys and gurls were Duck Storrer, Glease Judd Shortue Ward and Ed Banker KThey were Presudent Vuce presndent Secretary and Treasurer un order named l Our advusor was Muss Osborne That year we presented a spaghettu supper whuch drew us unto the lumelught-or rather to the edge of the lumelught We stull resent the 40 yearbooks slur Bud them wash theur faces and keep theur teeth clean G r r Our Sophomore year was rather unactuve We specualuzed un such actuvutues as sellung penculs and collectung bread coupons to be cashed un In spute of thus, we dud accumulate a luttle money Our offucers were Duck Storrer lPresudentl Shortue lVuce Presudentl Jean Lutz and Barb Schwenz lSecretressl Mr Anderson was our able and orugunal advusor ln our Junuor year we gave off an aur of workung hard tryung to make money We gave a rather unconvuncung show wuth wuth a Sadue Hawkuns Day dance November 8 a semu formal un December whuch was defunutely a flop funancually a round and square dance at Cannons vulle a serues of dutto un Deposut and the Junuor Prom from whuch we managed to glean about S35 Our offucers for that year were Duck Storrer tPresudent agaunl Shortue Ward lVuce presudentl Barb Schwenz lSecre tory' Bob Monroe lTreasurerl Mr Kent and Herbue Smuth were our advusors We started our Senuor year wuth an unboundung determunatuon to make money We elected Duck Presudent for hus fourth year Martha Ward Vuce presudent Pat Lupp Secretary and Bob Monroe and Bull Skellett Treasurer Mr Muller kundly consented to advuse our unruly class We started bravely enough sellung candy and presentung several round and square dances at Deposut and Cannonsvulle We gave a repeat of the Sadue Hawkun s Day dance November 9 from whuch we receuved S39 O6 November 23 we presented o meat loaf supper we had a huge crowd- ho' December l8 we gave The Importance of Beung Earnest by Oscar Wulde to the more untellectual of Deposut s unhabutants January l l-a day that wull luve long un the memory of 43 s Senuors, socual functuons were banushed We descended unto the depths-our morale hut rock bottom We pucked up enough to sell tuckets to the basketball games guvung one half the proceeds to the Red Cross Mulk fund The weather and Saunt Valentunes Day seemed to carry February along March was brughtened a wee but by the Guee Clubs operetta In Aprul we seemed to gaun uncentuve enough to guve two square dances- one Aprul 3, the other Aprul I0 We seemed to have gathered enough money, plus donotuons, gufts and pruvate funds, to have a Sennor trup So we had one-four gloruous days of Senuor trup That's all there usn't any more except for a Memorual Day dunner ln June we shall step out gracefully and let the Junuors run, the WHOLE school But despute everythung, we bear them no grudges and hope that they shall enuoy theur Senuor year and put up as bug a resustance to educatuon as we dud Farewell, hugh school-haul, LIFE' . , e ls ' ' ' 3 . . 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I . . , . , , GIFTS TO THE JUNIORS Ida Gould A lock of Puddys haur un case Ida ever gets bald Joyce Hendruckson A can of red paunt un case her red haur fades Mary Hathaway A permut to Doc to tell those gory storues about hosputal lufe because she enjoys tellung them so Paul Kelly A book by Charles Atlas on How to buuld your body Ernest Knoeller A fly swatter to keep the flues off whule he us sleepung un classes Eluzabeth Pardy A passport to France so that she can teach Frenchmen the correct pro nuncuatuon of French words She s really a whuz at utl John Skullman A band and for hus future pro fessuon la doctorl Shurley Sluter A handbook to the actor s guuld and the tutle of honorary Barrymore Scott Strong A weught so Scott won t have to use hus thumb on the scales un the A C1 P Wulluam Vandermark A toy truck to work on to keep un practuce whule absent from Green s Lulluan Weeks A calendar so she can keep track of her seven days Ray Hessunger Some ostruch feathers to go wuth hus burd legs Jane Axtell A good slungshot and a sugn Blon dues Bewa e Thomas Barnhart A book on how to get along wuth gurls Eleanor Barre A lught to keep burnung for her Flash Raymond Burrows A brught red tue to go wuth that lovely yellow sweater Freeman Chamberlun We guve Jeff a camera la Brownuel Anna Cornwall A whup to druve the Student Broadcast to press Jean Cudduhe A few extra days un the week so that all the boys who luke her wull get a faur chance Lawrence Dauley We guve hum the Junuor Class Hate to gyp you so Bud but Kenneth Davus He could use a speeduer means of transportatuon on hus paper route so we ll guve hum a motorcycle toy of course Bernuce Decker A pack of cards so she can play Hartz Oluve Eastwood To Oluve we guve the legal per mussuon to change her name to Puckle Wes toul for varuety Jane Faulkner The mussung lunk to bund up the chaun between her and Paul Kelly SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best lookung Duck Storrer and Isabelle Seymour Most popular Gleason Judd and Martha Ward Best dressed Duck Storrer and Pat Lupp Most lukely to succeed Duck Storrer and Martha Wa rd Furst to be marrued Ruth Adams Most bashful Shurley Norton Done most for D C S -Gleason Judd and Mar tha Ward Wuttuest Bob Monroe and Ruth Adams Best personaluty Duck Storrer and Martha Ward Best dancer Ralph Hall and Martha Ward Most ambutuous Duck Storrer and Martha Ward Best musucuan Martha Ward Most thoughtful Bull Skellett and Barbara Ken ruck Most to be admured-Eugene Moore and Martha Wa rd Most unfluentual Duck Storrer and Martha Ward Best natured Eugene Monroe Buggest bluffer Bob Monroe Class optumust Bob Monroe Class pessumust Bull Skellett 1 v - . . 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YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU ILAST WILL AND TESTAMENTJ Nrneteen hundred and forty three We the CLASS OF I943 berng of sound mrnds and healthy bodres do hereby declare the followrng to be our last wrll and testament May the recrprents of our be quests enloy them and rn so domg remember us To Mrs Kohler we bequeath a copy of l943 s best seller Acorns to place among her other hrstory books To Mary Hathaway we leave the snncere hope that some day she wrll be able to wear strrped socks and not shud der from thoughts ot Sung Sung To Norma Harrrs we leave Brll Skelletts curly harr Its natural Norma so you needn t worry about the wlnd the rarn Or the harr prn shortage To the WPA we grve enough mucrlage to reparr the rav ages of trme upon thrs trred memorral of educatron To Doonre Scott we leave Drck Storrers abulrty to hod down a tour term presxdency To Pussy Barre we leave the hope that she wrll soon take to heart the Marrne motto Semper Frdeles To the sports teams we leave all the extra gas and trres lEdrtors note What extra gas and tures? ln fact what gas and trres9l To Mrss Block we bequeath the love letters we wrrte an her class but never had the nerve to delrver To Bud Darley we leave the hope that someday he wrll progress far enough rn Browns Drug Store that he wrll be forced to rnqurre on occasron What wrll you have--a soda perk? lThrs accompanred by a haughty stare down hrs arrstocratrc nose I To Mrs Berber s Latrn students lespecrally Chuck Wardl we leave translatrons of Caesar rn the hope that rt wrll help her stay brunette longer To the poor down trodden Frosh we leave Mrss Waller s red pencrl stubs To Bob Hanson we leave Bob Monroe s entrre repertorre ot corn See what you can do wrth rt Hanson To Bob Bennett we hastrly and gratefully bequeath Bob Butcher s wrld and unpredrctable manner To the Junror Class we leave the abrlrty ot certarn mem bers of the Senror Class to stay up all nrght and survrve That rs all except Hanrahan he already has rt To Mary Davrs we leave Barbara Kenrrck s super natural abrlrty to memorize a text book from table of contents to rndex To Shrrley Slrter we bequeath Marshall Vandermarks knowledge ot electrrcrty so she wont get her hugh tensron wrres crossed To Jane Faulkner we leave Shrrley Norton s lack at alt: tude and latrtude To Kenny Davrs we bequeath Ralph Hall s sense of humor and for heaven s sake Kenny dont abuse rt the way he does To Stella Martrn we leave Isabelle Seymour s quret and decervrng lher eyes have that certarn tlashl actrons To Vrctorra Waszkrewrcz we leave Toddy Week s wolf ess characterrstrcs To Tommy Barnhart women hater that he rs we be queath Eugene Monroe s genral aftectron for the members of the tarr sex To Betty Pardy we leave Flossre Skrllman s super human athletrc abrlrty To Anna Cornwell we leave Pat Lrpps polrcy of mono gamy It works very well Anna We bequeath Gus Adams abrlrty to dress up a good story and make rt better to Reatha Puffer The Almrghty have mercy upon you Reatha To Lrllran Mayo we Eave Sumner Frank s abrlrty to roller skate She should take thrs as suttrcrent warnrng and stay tucked rn a sate unmechanrzed rockrng charr To Walter Wrsnrewskr we bequeath Laura Hnlls much srmpler name To Marpory Lobdell we leave all the Senror property rn the Lost and Found To Ray Hessrnger we bequeath Justrn Hartz s abrlrty to wart on people To Lenora Smrth we leave Carmen Franks abrlrty to parnlessly extract money from certarn rndrvrduals for the Photo Club To John Skrllman we leave Bob Malleys herght To Scott Strong we leave all the Senror boys broken records To Bernrce Decker we leave a trny replrca ot Justrns bake Thus rs an establrshed way of transportatron and rs much less nerve wrackrng than tryrng to Barrow another vehrcle rn the dead of the nrght To the .lunror Class we also wrll our candy sellrng fran chrse practrcally free of charge rn other words seventy trve bucks To everyone we leave the hope that someday Rex Mrlls wrll grow lThank you Class of 39l To Jeff Chamberlarn we leave Glease Judds athletrc abrlrty You lucky boy' To Patty Kenyon we leave Mary Rooses roses to cheer her the next trme she s under the weather No executors have been named and therefore we hope that each person wrll go after hrs proper share Stlll pro fessrng to be rn an absolutely sane state of mrnd we as representatrves ot the Class of Nrneteen Hundred and Forty three hereby srgn our names CARMEN E FRANK Deposrt New York RALPH A HALL Lrkewrse - 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . , . . 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' 1 - A I 4 l I 1 l 1 - . . . . . , , - 1 1 , , , - I h . . , . . - 1 . , , SENIOR TRIP MONDAY Monday, un the dead of the nught the Senuors, bleary eyed wuth sleep congregated un the damly lut Erue statuon At approxumately I I9 am we boarded the traun amud much confusuon and proceeded to settle down play cards la penny a game-Mr Terry always seemed to wun one way or anotherl, and o very few slept At 5 30 we orruved at Jersey Cuty and crossed to the Bug Cuty vua the Hudson tube Once on the New York sude we took a subway to 42nd Street From there we walked to IZ7 West 43rd Street the exact locatuon of the Hotel Woodstock The manager vuewed our arruvol wuth trepudatuon After unpackung and takung care of munor detazls, we left the hotel to breakfast at a cafeteruo on the corner of West 43rd Street and Broadway across from the Paramount where Harry James was playung Shortue and Carmen unsusted that ut was called Hector s the cafeterua, I mean Follawung breakfast we took a Fufth Avenue bus to George Washungton Brudge whuch was astoundungly huge, Grants Tomb the unfunushed Cathedral of Saunt John the Duvune Columbua Unuversuty whuch was Muss Waller s alma mommy and walked through Harlem where we saw our furst zoot suits At noon we ate at a rather crowded cafeterua-also named Hectors After lunch we toured Rockefeller Center gueded by o tall dork, exceedungly handsome l A name of Bull Included un thus was a tour of N BC where we saw Red Skelton lollung on the stage rehearsung for Tuesday nught s broadcast Then we hurned back to the hotel to change our clothes and to take along enough to observe that we could see the Empure State Buuldung and the Henry Maller Theater where Helen Hayes was playung un Harruet from Shortues and Pats room and that there was o fure escape lust outsude the wundow un Gus and my room That nught we duned at Toffenettu s whuch us famed for uts Kung Cole Specuol lham and sweetsl Thus was on one of the other corners of West 43rd and Broadway After dunner we dashed to the Furestone program and mussed by a matter of a few seconds From there we pushed off to a scuentufuc exhubut and a half hour subway rude The latter group had a feru'y rude un mund at the moment but they mussed the boat We got together once more un front of the Vanderbult Theater and were shoved unto the Fred Warung ll oclock program at opproxumately lO3O When everythung got under way Freddue dusplayed an unexpected sense of humor and we loved ut Carmen saud that that nught whule they were havung a party the Manager called personally and offered magnu fucent servuce And to thunk we dldnt dare to ask for even a washclath TUESDAY Tuesday mornung at a decldedly unearthly hour we re ved a polute tall rught uts yust a matter of apunuonl call from Mr Terry marshallung us from our few hours of beauty sleep Wed spent half the nught lookung for the extra blankets wuth the expected results We trauled out to breakfast at Hectors the one on 43rd and Broadway About half,an hour later we took a bus to La Guardua Fueld where we vuewed varuous types of planes and unuforms Ah those unuforms That noon we ate at the Fueld then splut unto two groups for the afternoon-one group wuth Mr Terry to the ball game the other wuth Muss Waller ta see Harry James The ball game was the openung game of the Guants vs Boston Braves Mayor La Guardua was there to throw un the ball though he left soon after dont blame hum ut was colder than blue blazes The other group were of the opunuon that Harry James was worth wautung for After changung our clothes un the hotel and Crammung supper at an H and H Automat lthat us the rest of the class dud l got muslaudu we went to Raduo Cuty Musuc Hall to vuew the annual Easter pageant the Rockettes, and Flught For Freedom In some round about way we had procured tuckets for the Salute To Youth program whuch featured Raymond Pouges orchestra Wulluom L Whute author of such books Queens Due Proudly Journey for Margaret, and They Were Expendable was guest speaker The boys and a few of the gurls who couldnt stand such an untel lectuol our went bowlung wuth Mr Terry WEDNESDAY We arose comparatuvely early breakfasted at the some old cofeterua and took a subway to the Staten Island ferry We rode across most of us bravung the wund and cold on the deck It was from there we got our furst glumpse of the Statue of Luberty And you should have seen the Brutush Naval offucers we had quute a few glumpses of on the way back After rollung off the ferry we walked to Fraunces Tavern where Washungtan made hus farewell address to a handful of offucers Somehow we got to Chunatown where we ate at Lee s Restaurant lSounds luke home doesn t ut9l Varuous members of the class had varuous opunuons of the food In the afternoon we went by bus to Central Park where most of the tume was spent un the monkey house compar ung saud monkeys to persons of our acquauntance Muss Waller and Mr Terry our erstwhule chaperons rested theur feet and ate some more on the patuo About three hours later we crossed the street rode down a couple of blocks on a bus druven by a rather urote young man ra the Hayden Planetaruum We euther dropped asleep durung the show or just about broke our necks tryung to look at the ceulung After supper lat another H and H automatl we splut unto two groups-one wuth Muss Waller to see Junnor Muss at the Magestuc Theater the other wuth Mr Terry to see Stars on lce at the Center Theater Followung the shows we were guven shore leave untul l 30 THURSDAY Thursday mornung we undulged un the long felt desure to sleep late Then the usual mad rush to cram everythung unto the last day seeung Harry James and Jummy Dorsey wundow shoppung snoopung around Macy s loccasuonally even goung so far as to buy somethungl and lust foolung around un general At twelve noon everyone reported back to the hotel to pack and check out As we swurled out of the revolvung door a great sugh from the management was heard-or was ut just the breeze created by the door? After checkung our bags we were left to our own de vuces for the afternoon We departed accomponued by the stern admonushment ta show our faces at the Duxue Hotel at 7 OO p m for our farewell banquet lBanquet wuth raw roasted beef blah'l Our meal was served to the accom panument of Al Trace s zany orchestra At ten o clock we left the Plantatuon room collected our luggage from the bus statuon check room took the subway to Jersey Cuty and eventually staggered unto the trauns where we were placed un a separate car the Erue Co proud ly thought ut would be safer The rude home was made en uoyable to mast by a great deal of horse play To the few who wanted to sleep ut was downrught musery And so ut ended-gone but not forgotten As everyone un the vullage undoubtedly knows we ar ruved home about 5 20 a m weary grouchy hungry foot sore but ready to go back on the next traun 1 1 . - ' ' I ll I - , . ' . I - I' - ' . ' 1 I I 11 11 - I o . 1 . . . I , . . , I 11 . 11 11 11 as , I 11 11 . . 1 - . , , , . 1 - I I . . . 1 , . 1 ' ll ' Il ' ' - A - Il I ll ' ' I h 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . ' I 1 I . . . . . . . 1 ' I . . - - 11 - 1 1 . . . ' ll I I . , . 11 1 11 1 ' I . , . . A 1 1 v I ' 1 - ' ll - ll t I ' ' ' I . . . ' ' . . , - . . ' .1 . . ' ' ' If - - rr . I - 11 11 . - - 1 1 . , . , , . . 1 I . 1 ' - . . . . , . , . I - 1 ' 2 . . . ' , , . . , . . CEl , i V I I Q I , , , I ' ' - 11 1 11 1 1 . , . , , , . . . , I , , . . I - . . I I Ii I I I , . , , 1 , . Patricia Kenyon Ernest Knoeller Mariory Lobdell Stella Martin Lillian Mayo Catherine Meyer Elizabeth Pardy Winton Pellett Reatha Putter Marcella Shellma John Skillman Durwood Smith Lenoro Smith Scott Strong Jane Axtell Thomas Barnhart Eleanor Barre Maurice Beilby Robert Bennett Donald Buck Raymond Burrows Bruce Chamberlin Freeman Chamberlin Anno Cornwall Lawrence Dailey Kenneth Davis Mary Davis JUNIOR CLASS Advisor ............... ....... M r. William Anderson President ........... ............. J ohn Hanrahan Vice-President ..... ............... J ean Cuddihe Secretary ........ .. ..... Mary Hathaway Treasurer .................................................. Shirley Sliter The energetic Junior class began a most successful year by presenting the first all-Junior play ever to be enacted in Deposit Central School, a mystery drama, The Bishop Misbehaves, featuring Bud Dailey as the Bishop. During the winter months we sold approximately ZOO boxes of stationery. As this book goes to Press we are selling magazine subscriptions and are anticipating a Strawberry Supper and the annual event-the Junior Prom. Flora Swart William Vandermark Mary Von Valkenburg Marilyn Van Pelt Richard Walker William Walker Helen Walley Esther Warner Joe Warner Victoria Wasxkiewicx Lillian Weeks Walter Wisniewski Francis Wright Josephine Zocxek Bernice Decker Olive Eastwood Ronald Kelsey Jane Faulkner Neva Garlow ldo Gould Joyce Hendrickson Norma Harris Ray Hessinger Luella Hurlburt Elinor Jones Paul Kelley Lillian Angle Jane Barlow Jean Butts Joan Butts Fred Carlson Leland Carr Gorman Carson Jane Carson Helen Decker Malcom Early Paul Early Gilbert Eno Elsie Fletcher Louise Gilmour Rita Gronsbury Greta Gray Margaret Hamlin Robert Hanson Jane Hebler Glenna Hoadley James Johnson Alfred Kenrick SOPHOMORE CLASS Advisor ........... ..... .... M r s. Beiber President .............. .................. J ohn Hall Vice-President ...... .... M artha Shackleton Secretary ......... ............... Olga Mihalkovic Treasurer ........................................ Vine Adell Barnhart The successful Sophomores, class of '45, have completed a busy year. First, we ambitiously sold eight gross of pencils, next we staged a phenom- enon-a carnival that made money lSS42l. lt was simple after that: a Mistletoe Dance, a bake sale, and a trip to Binghamton followed, Now we are looking forward to another successful year-as Juniors this time. Beatrice Knoeller Marcia Mallery Mary Marshman Robert Martin Evo McMaster Janet Ostrorn Jayne Ostrom Warren Palmer Donald Paugh Helen Rathbone Isabell Roof Thelma Saunders Seymour Shackelton Lucille Sherwood Alice Stiles Hilda Storrer Janice Strong Emily Thomas George Thompson Earl Waidler Lloyd Wheeler Arnold Whitehead Connie Williams Ralph Wright l The Freshman class supposedly represents the latest crop of brains to take D C S by storm FR:..HMAN CLASS Wlth their first function a dance on October 8 l942 they netted over forty dollars Two exceedlnqly successful orgies were held In the school gym to entertain the class mem bers and then 'mwdy friends Class dues provided the funds May 8 the Frosh presented a successful round and square dance ln the school gym They must have made an exorbltant sum a brilliant start for a career of wrungmg hard earned money from the suffering public FRESHMEN Harlow Atwood Joyce Axtell Lewis Backus Morris Beardsly Della Biggs Donald Bodley Robert Boyd Mary Boyer Richard Brundage Shirley Bryce Esther Buchanan Shirley Buchanan Marie Burlison Eleanor Burton Francis Bush Frederick Carlson Sarah Carson Barbara Chamber Phyllis Chamberlin Mary Cook Edna Crawford Shirley Drake William Edwards Rosemarie Egner Robert Faulkner Elawanda France Everett France James Finch Helen Gardepe Truman Gardepe Richard Gifford Robert J. Hanson Shanley Hoffman Paul Justin Eugene Kelsey Sylvester Kozmoski Mary Lau Laird John Lamoree Waln- .1 Latourette Dorothy Leet Richard Lloyd Myrtle Lobdell Earl MacArthur Lucille Mallery Lorene Mallock William Nolan Patricia Parris Janet Parsons Ilda Pazzelli Leal Perry Barbara Reynolds Gloria Reynolds Mariorie Riley Donald Schriver Jack Schwenx Graydon Scott Margaret Scott John Shellman John Smith Robert Smith Betty Solomon William Swart Frances Sxnwack Hazel Taylor Virginia Thompson Nellie Tripp Marion Van Aiken Sidney Van Aiken George Vaughn Douglas Walker Charles Ward Lawrence Warner Betty Weeks Alice Weeks Ruth Wiegand Ernest Zandt Pauline Wood Charles Zandt 8 GRADE George Burnhart Berkeley Brlggs Robert Brnggs Vlrgll Briggs Betty DeNys Julla Early Mary Loulse Flynn Edward Fuller Ruth Gould Ruta Hanrahan Audry Hartz Harriet Lee Roy McElroy George Palmer Kathleen Parrls Wllllam Axtell Lllllan Beardsley Katherme Bock Walter Bowen Cecul Braxne Thorlne Carson Rosma Colesanto Ruth Davls Julla Dnbble Leon Faulkner Verna Ferguson Betty Ferrera George Hafele Earl Kelsey Rose Andresen Fred Bonker Howard Banker Ronald Dorder Walter Cook Wnllard Decker Leo DeNys Robert Hafele Vlrgne Hull Wnlham Lawson Albert Lloyd Fay McDonald Emlly Martln Davad Putnam EIGHTH GRADE Rnchard Schwenz Theodore Schwenz Frances Sherwood Herbert Smnth Joyce Smnth Leon Smlth Marne Smnth Duane Stevenson Helen Strong Joan Taylor Carl Terpenmng Rlchard Thomas Dewey Vandermark Rnchard Welrs Loss Wulson Donald Youngs Thomas Lamoree Douglas Lee Mary Martm Clinton Mayo Carl McElroy Kenneth McElroy Jessie Mosher Dorothy Niles Betty Peake James Potter Josephune Ross: Maurice Sanford Loretta Saunders Madeline Schrlver Lynn Smith Wllllam Martln Fred Moduno Grace Moduno Henry Muller Beverly Page Robert Page Marlon Rrley Clarence Schmltz Kenneth Stanton Beatrnce Stark Arthur Wilcox Harley Wllson Jean Wood Erma Root Elizabeth Dailey J ?'F W ee'?' 'IA GRADE David Anderson Adam Angelopulos Mary Angelopulos Shirley Bodley Teddy Bodley Arthur Bradtke Eleanor Carson Leroy Chamberlin Joan Dailey Doris Edwards Ruth Eno Carl Frank Charles Frank Gerald Fuller Lorraine Gardinier Layton Greene Doris Hanrahan Edward Hartz SEVENTH GRADE 7A GRADE In mathematics during the first twenty weeks of school our class drew graphs of attendance records and defense sales. In Social Studies we had fun making maps of New York State and of the United States. Our science was especially interesting for we learned about rocks, air, gases, as well as many scientific words, 7B GRADE Isabelle Hawkins Mariorie Ketchum Theresa Lobdell Charles Lynch Joyce Merchant Beverly Meyer Margaret Meyer Arlene Millard Dayton More Helen Muller Phyllis Pardy Harry Platt Curzon Scott William Shanley Betty Jane Sherm Chase Skillman Mary Ola Sliter Robert Vaughn Helen Youngs Our class has been studying about rock formations. We have sent letters to the boys in the service, and we also had a Christmas party. 'IB GRADE Dorothy Albee Mary Ellen Barnhort Laura Bennett James Basket Martha Bunsfield Kenneth Burlison Donald Bush Arthur Butler William Cornwell Phyllis Dailey Rosebud Decker Robert Dibble Harold Fife Mildred Fuller John Germaine Robert Hamlin Anna Hill Arlene Howland Evelyn Kelsey Merle Kelsey Alice Lounsberry Gerald McElroy Joseph Murray Betty Lou 0'Rourke Douglas Pellet Ruth Rossi Gerald Sanford Phyllis Schwenz Dolores Smith Dorothy Smith Wallace Smith Harold Stanton Beverly Turpenning William Wheeler Dorothy Whitaker Kathryn Winans SENIOR GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 20 Leader Muss Margaret Waller Assustant Leader Muss Jane Marshman The Senuor Gurl Scouts meet every Monday nught from 7 30 to 9 OO Some of our actuvutues unclude plane spottung Red Cross sewung and mes senger servuce un black outs Last year a mauoruty of our members earned the dustunctuon of becom ung Senuor Servuce Scouts un one of the furst new duvusuons un New York State Instead of workung on specual badges we do all we can for the war effort un connectuon wuth evacuatuon and communuty servuce We are subject to serve uf called by Washungton Thus year we have devoted much tume to fuxung over an old servuce statuon unto a troop house We are pauntung ut layung a new floor and refurnushung the unsude JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS TROOP 40 Assustants Musses Muldred Pangburn Madelune Block We have been meetung every Monday afternoon after school from 3 45 to 5 I5 and frequently un the sprung for hukung Perhaps our most adven turous actuvuty us a week end at The Farm un the fall and agaun un the sprung Thus year we have been busy patchung baby quults for the Red Cross and knuttung blocks for a solduers afghan Durung Gurl Scout Week we made a specual druve on Communuty Day and sold about S25 un Defense stamps Our annual cookue sale was so successful that we couldnt get enough cookues to supply our orders As many gurls as can are plannung to spend two weeks at Gurl Scout Camp Amahamu thus summer Among the badges we are earnung are Second Class and Furst Aud durected by Muss Pangburn Communuty badge Junuor Cutuzenshup and My Country durected by Muss Block and Needlecraft l-lostess and Cookung durected by Muss Robunson and Mrs Kent Junuor Gurl Scouts Mary Ellen Barnhart Faye Cable Betty Dauley Joan Dauley Phyllus Dauly Lula Dodge Mary Lou Eagan Dorus Hanrahan Joan Lent Joyce Merchant Janet Page Joan Page Phyllus Pardy Ann Rosen crants Eleanor Shellman Charlotte Skullman Ruth Strong and Beverly Terpennung . I 1 ' I . A .U u I u . . . I . I I . Captain ................................. ........... M lss Cora Robinson . . . , . . . , V . ff I . 1 . l . n I . , . . . . n . I .I . 7 ' '. I ' I I I I I I ' I 1 . 1 I - I - I I I U71 Miha I ' dy 8 S 'Q X ,I N ' ln' f .Qu-1' LW .af ' n 1 ' li, ,... l K ' -, '4,lH W! ' '3' P J ' ki! , 2 Q13 k F' I , if ' A f 2 , 'Q 1 s -:......,,,W f A 4 ' q g ff s 's,, -. , 4 2 .gun-Q1 '9 Din., . - ,V . M 1 . A 7: .,-fs'rf'!'5' av I -2' 1 'T i f v Tfr A A A is I llllliq r llllll' ik ggllllll . 3 W 1,-V i H ' xr, ,J I . .4 .---av..-u X .. Jai M , i ABQF. :' 4 . . , ....1-wma - 42 M' G LORY , GLORY G f no f A uponflt M .,, P sc bu H71-,PP at 9:4 55,3 of J 4' S E ,3'9'0-rj' 3,0 J J J , ia, 0' E E A J blessGoJQ,w,J ,miie J E F ,Q Fo, HI 1., fnff D ,K 4,60 QB F 4 f-,was on CE-,,f,m'x?l E 'CWISQTLQS Jwasia by' X f p of , fff'5 ' J 3 3 5 Q i B Bl? BEij,..MH1.n.,w ' Af S-5mu1,4 0,..4+,fL1 410, Sg,lwJ'u im mf if W Y 634 Q A A Y 5 3 i ' 3 A K 3 QS 5 Jog f:w1,i-ff W we Fr xffff X22 f,Kf,,Nj X ' BAND Miss Laura Crossman a new teacher to our system this year quickly dispensed with the orchestra and threw all the schools musical talent into the band The result was that in spite of the lack of activities the quality of the bands work was exceptionally high With the new uniforms pur chased last year and with Puddy Steinman as Drum Maiorette the band made a colorful and very attractive feature of all local football games On several occasions the Band took over part of the assembly proqram They led the marching in the Halloween Parade and they will probably lead it in the Memorial Day Parade auditorium to celebrate Music Week At that time the bond under the direction of Miss Crossman played the Star Spangled Banner arranged by J S Smith The Kick off March by G Webster Savatine by J Raff Traveler Overture by F L Buchtel Over There arranged by G M Cohen and the Marines Hymn . I . ' . . . , . . ' I I .' . , . ' . I On May 7 the united musical organizations put on a program in the . . . I I - ll - I ll A 11 - 11 ' ' ' T I ' I 1 ' I ll ll ll Il , . , , , . . ll ' ' I Il , . GLEE CLUB OFFICERS President- Martha Ward Vice-President- Dick Starter Secretary- Pot Lipp Librarians- Connie Williams and Graydon Scott Advisor Miss Norma Valenti THE GLEE CLUB Under the direction at Miss Valentine the Glee Club put on a very successful operetta which netted Sl25 for the Red Cross. This was the primary accomplishment at the club, Then too, the club sang at a special program an Music Week and at various other programs, Delhi invited the club to attend a Music Festival there, but owing to lack at transportation, this was impossible. BASEBALL FO0TBALL BASKETBALL GIRLS ATHLETIC CLUB We started off a new year by nnltuatmg seventeen glrls unto the G A C the largest number ever unrtlated at one tlrne During the Chrrstmas vacation the annual G A C and Varslty D Alumnae Chnstmas party was held an the gym We worked out o new Sports Manager System un which a manager from the G A C members IS chosen for each sport These managers have varnous dutles cancernmg then portrcular sport The managers are as follows BASKETBALL MARTHA WARD FOUL SHOOTING ELEANIORE BARRE DECK TENNIS JANE AXTELL TABLE TENNIS JEAN CUDDIHE Florence Skillman lPresidenfI Jean Thomson lVice-Presidentl Carmen Frank lSecretaryI Evelyn Steinman lTreasurerI Jane Axrell Eleanor Barre Marlorue Bellby Jean Cuddlhe Bernice Decker Neva Garlow Joyce Hendrickson Barbara Kenrrck Patrucna Kenyon Ella Lamoree Luculle Lobdell Barbara Schwenz Mary Scott Martha Shackleton Shirley Sllter Mary Van Valkenb Martha Ward Esther Warner Lulhan Weeks VARSITY D ADVISOR MR JOHN TERRY PRESIDENT RICHARD STORRER VICE PRESIDENT GLEASON .IUDD SECRETARY TREASURER JOHN HANRAHAN The Varsnty D of 42 and 43 consnsted at erght members Robert Bennett Ralph Hall John Hanrahon Justln Hartz Gleason Judd Ronald Kelsey Rexford Malls and Ruchard Storrer Early rn the year we held o meetmg for the electron of offncers and an advusor We al o planned to have the most actlve Varsity D of D C S We were held up on the latter plan because of present condrtlons We felt It was hard enough for classes to make money wrtl out the Varsrty D runnrng cornpetmon We held our annual party wlth the G A C dunng Chnstmos vacatnon We are now planmng the gloruous Varslty D lnrtlatlon G, . . . A. , C. , Q Q r ' , i . . - ffrflll' V. J r 1 Q, A . V EK. I it .5 b, 1 Af' s .KVI ,. ., . . . u If ' S . . . . h V If U - 4 ' - - .l , . lv - 11 ll ' ' 4 1 gg,-1 on I e e Seoosi ,, , , . A F699 oekedeigcxa amber' W' W P , .xacks End fo A nmbndqe Sirinqy 7 W, pam, , ,. ,- D renin? va- ' fxx ,093 1007 91' X I QQ 1 an Roiiatzpgns A' ff '? o., 91' sb 4 he Tyf: ' is W' Pamgfs - J' :gag 52:3 Q '30, ol- 0 0, ay gffeib' 62 Q Ate 'she sv' dw' fs, ,,.x+,+-f' D e20LN'b'00-F sQ4.K 6 'f W fc-Vo ,go ' S' P6 me feeofpiog Jia 4,9 ,Gao ,G 'O ld S Gffj 'Z2'Zf,p::j,,Z 1e 'Q '- he D 9602212 Qbffiifgffzb ef '21-vQ'Zf,0Z,Gf' eq, Lum sQ::Z'0 Tea fesflgqfgsf'-An, F 2 rid b Oy 1 2.1 Qae dsw ie? of H 6? I 53 af' xxvl I 905 A Hx Dix QP' K o QS 1 3-fir Cowfnmpas BASKETBALL 20 DIIM KGGPIGIBI DIC FIgfh lla - I omg sf0'f,I,efi,.: T E A M S Efef sk Ilegd N I Je!! Chogatfmo' Bob M 1910 naefso' '0rd 'e David Qnderson Don ohlbbard ode LUCKY STRIKES ' R ' K I I LI TNT SKCGPWIQIW B3znIs1?nfo:e:y cap Eason IMPERIALS Robert mit Cl, Jud - Hom 1 AI Kemack 'I fee his! 51099 'Uwqod Grd Pfdmj a:1:IEI4iIIR ' Zvi:-good HauS ' xlowh HQVAIINUB John Shellmon oo Burr Stevan DOVE Uurfmosky ow' Kegy0Y ce Bellby Won Lost COMMANDOS .......... 7 2 LUCKY STRIKES ....... .... 7 3 ZOMBIES ...........,.... ..., 6 5 DUMMIES ........... ...... .... 4 6 TNT'S .............. ................... .... 3 7 IMPERIALS ..,................................... .... 3 7 Scores Deposit 22, Bainbridge 20. Deposit J.V. 35, Windsor 24. Deposit Vorsity 29,Winds0rVorsity 31. B A S E B A L L Coach-Mr. Terry PITCHER ........ ................................................... J ustin Hartz CATCHER .......... ....................................... J eff Chamberlain FIRST BASE ....... ............................. S y Kozmoski SECOND BASE ....... ................................. D ick Storrer THIRD BASE ..... ......... R onnie Kelsey, Tom Wagner SHORT-STOP ....... ............................... G lease Judd LEFT FIELD .......... ...................................... R ay Burrows RIGHT FIELD ............ ........ T ommy Barnhart, Everett France CENTER FIELD ......... ........................................ R ex Mills MANAGER ................... , ......................................... Shortie Ward BAT-BOY .............................................................. Flossle Skillman As yet, only two games have been played, and only one game has been lost. Windsor won 8-7, and Hancock lost 7-5. Mr. Terry has written to various schools to make schedules for more games, but there are no sure games except the return games of those already played. CHEERLEADERS At the beginning of the school year, seven girls and one boy were chosen by the student body for their cheerleading team. These people, under the direction of Mr. Miller, practiced faithfully and lived up to the excellent record set by previous Deposit cheering squads, until games were curtailed because of the gas and tire shortage. ': A I I CHEERLEADERS Vine Adell Barnhart Eleanor Barre Jean Cuddihe Neva Garlow Graydon Scot? Mary Scott Florence Skillman Shirley Sliter ' Q VP! 'nr 4 31 JUDO A'dvisor-Mr. Miller This newly-formed club 3 teaches the American ju- ! jutsu, . 'Judo. This art ' shows the advantages a weaponless man has over a man with a weapon. Many holds akin to those used in wrestling are learned. I wr '-L. SENIOR DRAMATICS Florence Skillman tPresidentl Lillian Weeks lSecretaryi Shirley Sliter lVice-Presidentl Bernice Decker lTreasurerl SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Although the Senior Dramatics lacked men, three plays were presented in assembly, The first of the year the club presented a light comedy, Be Careful, Doctor. At Christmas time the club wrote an original play which was more on the serious side. The last play was a comedy, A Tale of ci Shirt, with a great many character parts. JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Adviser-Miss Waller PRESlDENT ............................................ Vine Adell Barnhart SECRETARY-TREASURER ............................ Glenna Hoadley Commonly known as the l2 Ears ot Corn, the Junior Dramatics club is one ot'the noisiest groups in the school. They opened the season with a farce entitled Dear Lady Be Brave, featuring Vine Adell Barnhart in black-face. At Christmas time a short skit was given, The Death of Santa Claus , Their final undertaking of the year was a melodrama, Fireman, Save My Child, with Jack Hall as the villainous villain. Glenna Hoadly Bob Hanson Jane Hebler Vine Adell Barnhart llda Pazzelli Ruth Whitney Rita Gransbury Helen Decker Lloyd Wheeler Jahn Hall Betty Solomon Alice Stiles Carmen Frank lda Gold Barbara Kenrick Patricia Kenyon Ella Lamoree Marjory Lobdell Gertje Vander Meulen Helen Turner PRINTERS' CLUB Advlsor Marjory Roberts The Prnnters Club IS Deposut Central s smallest its slze us not und: catlve of nts constant actuvuty and wealth however They have prunted all posters used by the school and many tlckets and assorted prunted matter on a little hand press that remains In the Art Room LANGUAGE CLUB Advisor Mrs Berber Thus club has to date presented four movles In the assembly also ut IS planning to have a Roman Banquet Refreshments are served at every meeting lts other actlvntnes Include dolng Latun crossword puzzles learning the Lord s Prayer rn Latnn America In Latnn and many other songs Including La Marsellles the French nataonal anthem Cantneue de Noel and Adeste Fedelns . . - 1 . - 1 . . . . . . I , . . . 1 . I I I I . . . , . . ,, . 11 1 ' 1 . . - - II ' ll 1 I - ll - II 11 - Il 1 - , - ,- Wnllsam Skellet Presrdent Rextord Malls Secretary Robert Butcher Rosemarle Egner Sumner Frank Paul Justln Earl MacArthur CHESS CLUB Helen Walley Vice President Davnd Axtell Treasurer Lulluan Mayo Warren Palmer Wllllam Swart Ralph Wrsght Josephine Zaccek Durung the turst half of the year the Chess Club learned the funda mentals of Chess ln the second half they ran a tournament to determine the best player The results of the tournament at the half way mark IS as follows Axtell Butcher Egner Justln McArthur O9 72 4 Palmer Sksllett l Swart Wal ley Zaczek 272 OOO 636 244 409 DOPE DAUBERS PRESIDENT Raymond Burrows Jr VICE PRESIDENT Wllllam Swart SECRETARY TREASURER Stewart Sklllman A new club last year the Dope Daubers have been practucally on the mactuve lusts because of unavaelabnlrty of supplaes Thus sprung the weather held oft actnvntses but fmally a flnght day was held Glnders were predoma nant an the arrcraft models entered ' ...................... .5 5 .................... . Mayo ...................... .409 Wright .................... .272 5 9 PRESS CLUB Cllfford Barnhart Ruth Jean Adams Vme Adell Bornhort Marlon Bock Jane Carson Rosemorle Egner PRESS CLUB Gllbert Eno Carmen Frank John Honrahan Robert Hanson Gleason Judd Betty Jane Knoeller Patrlcla Llpp Robert Malley Olga Muhalkovlc Janet Ostrorn Thelma Sounders Barbara Schwenz Graydon Scott Marcella Shellman Durwood Smith John Smith Evelyn Ann Stemman Hllda Storrer Richard Storrer Jamce Strong Marllyn Von Pelt Betty Weeks Lloyd Wheeler Ruth Whitney Each week on Thursday the Press Club has the Student Broadcast ready for the students to engoy Among other actlvltnes the club vlslted the Deposit Courler bulldlng thus year One of the mam purposes of the Press Club us to help the members express them selves on paper ln a forceful and vnterestung tyle For those mterested an beung newspaper reporters Press Club should be thelr flrst step Each quarter we elected new editors so that more students could learn the dunes and responsubnlltnes of we varuous offucers They are as follows FIRST QUARTER Edutor .lean Cudduhe Assocuate Edutors Evelyn Stelnman Bob Wand ler and Clifford Barnharf SECOND QUARTER Edltor Mary Scott Assoclate Edltors Potrlcla Llpp and Anne Cornwell THIRD QUARTER Edutar Anna Cornwell Associate Edltors Marcella Shellman and Lloyd Wheeler FOURTH QUARTER Edntor Cllfford Barnharf Assocuate Edutors Vnne Adell Barnhart and Anna Cornwell Martha Ward has been the Busmess Manager for two years li . . 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 ' 1 . . 1 1 1 I ' , . l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 Robert Butcher President Carmen Frank Vice Presldent Raymond Burrows Ronald Kelsey Bruce Chamberlun Alfred Kenrlck Joyce l-lendnckson Lenora Smlth Paul Justin Wnlllam Swart The Photo Club under the advlsorshlp of Mr Anderson has learned to take prnnt develop and enlarge photographs All the pictures nn thus yearbook were done by these twelve very active members of the club PHOTO CLUB Li- LIBRARY CLUB Stella Martin, President Jayne Ostrom, Vice-President Luella Hurlbert, Secretary Barbara Chamberlin Evelyn Adamosky Wahnita Latourette Rita Gransbury Elizabeth Pardy Shirley Norton Lucille Sherwood Helen Rathbone The Library Club had managed to keep our library neat and in correct order. During the first halt of the school year, its members presented an interesting quiz in assembly. F. F. A. Love and kisses, THE YEARBOOK STAFF ARCHERY CLUB The Archery club, under the direction of Miss Marjory Roberts, has in the past been one of the most active and most popular of all student activi- ties. This year it has been impossible to hold intra-scholastic meets. and with the unusually de- layed spring, the club has hardly gotten under way. However, an active month is anticipated. L Jun-non ann cnoss JUNIOR RED CROSS The Junior Red Cross has contributed to the war effort in many dif- ferent ways this year. ln the fall many girls folded bandages at the Red Cross rooms. The boys in shop made a number of articles which will be used in hospitals for soldiers. These include canes. bedside tables, writing boards, and shuffleboard sets made under the supervision of Mr. McLenithen. Knitted articles have been made by girls in Mrs. Lynch's knitting group, and kit bags for soldiers overseas have been prepared by other Junior Red Cross members. Both boys and girls have worked in campaigns to collect scrap and books for men in the service. The seventh graders prepared a letter-booklet to send to children in England, Elizabeth Pardy, Robert Page, and Juanita La Tourett have acted as a committee assisting Miss M. Smith in planning activities for the year. Advisor Presndnng Judge Assocuate Judges Clerk Secretary Howard Buck tDirectorl Jean Thomson lAdvising Direcforl Clifford Barnhart lManagerl Alfred Kenrick lTreasurerl Beulah Gelatt Patricia Kenyan Wilma Weeks SWING CLUB Durung four noon hours every week students lean IH the doorways of the audutorrum or loll nn the rear seats dreamnly humming and beating time to the melodies of The Stardust Swing Club lts existence having been recognrzed by the Student Council only since March the club has under the direction of Howard Buck functioned efficiently and well In the arranging and playing of popular tunes STUDENT COURT The purpose of thus court as to enforce the manager system which was set up by the Student Councsl this year Musdemeanors are reported to the Clerk who serves a subpoena on the culprit The judges decide on punish ments Three cases have been tried successfully thus y ar Mr Wnllnam Anderson Gleason Judd Mary Marshman Rnchard Storrer Barbara Kenruck Jean Cuddlhe chief Judge ....... ' skewer: NAME Pr1c11la Axtell Roby Axtell James Baudendlstel MarJor1e Be1lby Em1ly Br1ggs Vera Brlggs Nancy Brown Lo1s Carson Phy1l1s C11ft Edward Cook Ellzabeth Cornwell Betty Decker Earl Fuller Paulme Gard1n1er Damel Hall Thomas Hamlm Laura H111 Stephen Iudd Charles Kenyon Ed1th Knoeller Gertrude Lee Joyce Lee Lucxlle Lobaell jane Marshman Dorothy Martm Howard McMurray james M1ller Dorls M111s Dorothea Owen Ralph Palmer Dorothy Pr1ce Evelyn Robertson Franc1s Secrest Charles Schumacher Barbara Sherman Raymond Sm1th Freeland Terpennmg jean Thomson Elwm Van Valkenburg Ethel Van Valkenburg M1llton Warner Dorothy Webb Durward Wr1ght Gerd Andresen Eleanor Andrews ,Blanche Barre Rae Baskervllle jackson Bennett Arthur Bonker Isabel Boyd Davxd Brown Iustln Buchanan Lawrence Cable Lee Conklm Ethel Cook Patrlcla Cuyle Mary Ella Da1ley Bertha Dav1s Nlcholas Frank ALUMNI DIREC TORY CLASS MARITAL STATUS Smgle Mrs Ralph Hager Slngle Slngle S1ngle S1ngle Smgle Marr1ed Mrs Grant Begeal Smgle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Mrs W Wmans S1ngle Marr1ed S1ngle Slngle Slngle Smgle S1ngle S1ng1e Smgle Smgle All 1nformat1on II11SS1l'lg Slngle Smgle Mrs Walter S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Smgle Smgle Smgle Slngle Slngle Smgle Slngle Smgle Smgle S1ngle S1ngle OF 42 ADDRESS Ithaca N Y Hambletvllle N Y Depos1t N Y B1g Hollow N Y Ithaca N Y Ithaca N Y Northampton Mass Informat1on mxssmg Depos1t N Y Deposxt N Y Deposlt N Y Sldney N Y Depos1t N Y Depos1t N Y W1ndsor R D 41 Kenyon H111 N Y Blg Hollow N Y Depos1t N Y Farnham N Y Depos1t N Y Depos1t N Y Adrlan New York Bmghamton N Y Depos1t N Depos1t N Y Cazenovla N Y Depos1t N Y Sanford N Bmghamton N Y D6pOS1t N Y Rock Royal N Y Depos1t N Y CLASS OF 41 Smgle Smgle Mrs Edw1n Martm Smgle Slngle Marr1ed Smgle S1ngle Slngle Marrxed Smgle Smgle Mrs Kenneth Raymond Smgle Smgle Smgle Afton N Y Nyack on Hudson D C Sc offlce S1dney N Army A1r Corps Army Syracuse N Y Depos1t N Y Army Army Stllesvllle N Sldney N Y Depos1t N Y Albany N Y Bmghamton N Y Army OCC QPATI Cornell Umverslty Scmtllla Gulf Statlon Secretary Cornell Un1vers1ty Ithaca College Northampton School for Glrls Housewlfe Farmer Cour1er Sc1nt1lla Army A1r Corps Sc1nt11la Sc1nt1l1a Army Post Graduate Army A1r Corps Farmer Studymg Draftmg Sc1nt111a At home Sc1nt1lla Scmtllla Coast Guard Adrlan College Gas Cff1ce On farm At home Cazenovla jumor College Army Army A1r Corps Lowell Busmess School Army Army A1r Corps Post Graduate Navy R1dley School ln Bmghamton On farm Scmtxlla Sc1nt1lla Scmtllla College Sc 1nt1lla Syracuse Un1vers1ty Scmtmlla Farmer Scmtxlla At home N Y S C T Student Nurse ! -1 ..,t.. 11. 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CLASS OF '41 cconunuedl NAME MARITAL STATUS DRE Ruth Gardlmer Ellzabeth Gllmour Irene Gxlmour Barbara Gorton Wxlllam Gould Elmor Jean Harrls Kelth Hartz Donald jones Catherxne Lobdell Frances Lockwood Roland Mart1n Glfford Mlller Domenxc Moduno Charles M019Sk1 Dor1s Parsons Ida Pazzellx W1ll1am Putnam Ruth Schrlver W1ll1am Schrlver Ph1l1p Seymour Frances Shellman Chrlstme Sherman Ina S1lvey Barbara Sl1ter Vera Sm1th Anna Szxwack Ervm Tuttle Grace Wagner Charles W1111ams El1zabeth Ella Axtell Herman Begeal Gertrude Bonker Bruce Bosket Berkeley Boyd Esther Brxggs John Brlggs Ralph Carl Dor1s Carlson Ruth Carson Jeanette Cook Donald Cuddlhe Robert Davldson Florence Decker Rxchard Dxbble Louls Flnch Zeola Frank George Gallagher Duelton Garlow Letha Gould Hazel Hessmger Gerald Hubbell Helen Iones George Judd George Kenyon Warren Kmg Rxchard Knapp Mar1an Knox Rmchard Lee Constance Lloyd Esther Madlson Ida Mapes Paullne Mart1n Maude Mellus Evelyn Merchant S1ngle Mrs Glenn Fox S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Sxngle S1ngle S1ngle Deceased S1ngle S1ngle Mrs Russell Lee S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Smgle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Smgle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle CLASS S1ngle S1ngle Mrs Ed Van Pelt S1ngle Smgle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Smgle S1ngle Mrs Vanderly S1ngle S1ngle Sxngle S1ngle Marrled Mrs Harvey Kelley Smgle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Smgle Smgle S1ngle S1ngle S1ngle Mrs Harold T1tus S1ngle Mrs T Kenhen Mrs Lou Hulse S1ngle AQ..SS. Deposlt, N Y S1dney N Y Sldney N Y Boston, Mass Army A1r Corps Deposlt N Y Army A1r Corps Chlna, N Y Hale Eddy N Y Rochester N Y Army Army A1r Corps Army A1r Corps Army A1r Corps Depos1t, N Y Farnham, N Y Army Rock Royal, N Y Cannonsvllle N Y Cannonsvxlle N Y Deposlt N Y Bmghamton N Bmghamton N Y Deposxt N Y Oquaga Lake N Y Sldney Center N Y Army Depos1t N Y Army or '40 Boston Mass Syracuse N Y Deposlt N Y Wh1tney Polnt N Army A1r Corps Syracuse N Y Army A1r Corps Army Sxdney N Iersey C1ty N Margaretv1lle N Y Navy Navy Bmghamton N Y Bambndge N Bambrldge N North Sanford N Y Ithaca, N Y Navy Deposxt N Y 1ohnsonC1ty N Y Army Chma N Y A1r Cadets Army Ithaca N A Army Depo mt lv Y Armv Hartto d Conn Tenne -.ee -,anno sv lle N Y Newar N Y Deposxt N Y Svracuse N Y OCC QPATION Scmt1lla Housew1fe Sclntxlla Student Nurse Sc1nt1lla Farmer Scmt1lla Defense Work At home Housewlfe D C S off1ce Farmer Farmer Scmt1lla Secretary Work1ng SCll'lt11l8. Sc1nt11la At home Scmt1lla Wheelock College Syracuse Umverslty Housewlfe Farmer Syracuse Nurslng School Scmt1lla Waltress Sc1nt1l1a Secretary Casem Factory Scmt1lla Housew1fe Cornell Un1vers1ty Dental Nurse Student Nurse At home Cornell Un1vers1ty Scmt1lla Secretary Housew1fe Scmt1lla Work1ng Housew1fe Syracuse Un1vers1ty . . l ,. . , .. , . . . D , . . , . . . . I I , 1 1 , .. , .. , .Y. , .. , . . , . . , . . ,.. , . ,.. . . ,.. , .Y. , . . ' ' ' , .Y. , , .Y. . , .. . . I 1' , .Y. , .Y. . , .. . .7 .- , .. , .. I ' .lv ' 'r, , . ' C n,i', ,. - - - 1. ' , , n,.l . t . .,.. . . 9 A f fnursmg school! NAME MTFIQ Meyer Durward Mllls Susan Moduno Eugene Nxles john O Rourke Ma r1on Orth C rol Pa e Donald Phelps Robert Rey en Clarence Robertson Vlrglma Sanford Lxnda Schumacher Cornellus Scott Frleda Skellett Clare bklllman Eleanor Smxth juamta Stlles Donald Storrer jean Tarbox Henrletta Trxpa Harry Warne Ernest Whlchterman Della Adams Irene Ba1ley Henry Barnhart Iessle Baudendlstel Irene Begeal Wanda Bosket Ellzabeth Boyd Randall Brmggs Paul Buck Douglas Cable Jean Carson Clarence Conrad john D21 vls Harold Dlbble john Elmer Thalxa Folley Jack Gorton Clyde Hall Paulme Hamblet Gretchen Heath Helen Kelly Wllfred Lee Davld Lewls Loulse Menhennett Iohn Neale Eleanor Putnam Kenneth Raymond Iohn Slxter Marg1e Smxth Dorls Strong Frances Van Valkenburg Emxly V1gus Harold Warner Anna Baskervllle Eva Baskerv1lle Catherme Be1lby Nettle Beesmer M1ll1cent Bonnefond janet Brown janet Brundege CLASS OF MARITAL STATUS Mrs Roy Cooper Marrled Marr1ed S1ng1e Slngle Mrs George Nesblt Smgle Slngle Slngle Slngle Smgle Mrs Wllfred Lee Smgle Mrs Roger Drake Slngle Smgle Mrs Itck Barnhart Marrled Mrs Frank Tuttle Smgle Slngle S1ngle 4 0 fCont1nued7 DDRE A-.i Depost N Y Army McClure N Y Army Army Amr Corps Balnbrxdge N Y Rochester N Y Navy Army Coast Guard Hambletvxlle N Y Deposxt N Y Army A1r Corps Nlneva N Y Deposxt N Y Elm1ra N Y Deposlt N Y Cannonsvllle N Unknown Deposlt N Y Deposlt N Y Navy CLASS OF 39 Mrs Samuel Frantz Marrled Smgle Smgle Mrs Paul Van Pelt All mformatlon 1'I11SS1I1g Smgle S1ngle Slngle Marrled Marrled Marrled Sxngle Smgle Smgle Mrs Elwln Raymond Marr1ed S1ngle Mrs Albert Adams Smgle Smgle Marr1ed Slngle Smgle S1ng1e Marrled Marrxed Slngle Mrs Clayto Warner Mrs Cuyle Smgle Single Smgle Bmghamton N Bmghamton N Y Deposlt N Deposlt N Depos1t N New York N Y Deposxt N Y Beacon N Y Deposlt N Y Cannonsvxlle N Sanford Oneonta Deposlt Depos1t Stllesvxlle Deposlt N Depos1t N Cannonsv1lle N Y Troy N Y CLASS OF 38 Mrs Henry Coddmgton Cortland N Y Mrs Wm Robertson Depos1t N Y Mrs I Molesl-11 Depos1t N Y Mrs Theodore Cable Sxdney N Y Slngle New York N Y Smgle New York N Y Mrs Donald Wood Franklm Depot NY OCC UPATION Housew1fe Housewlfe Housewxfe Rochester Mech School Sc1nt1lla Housew1fe Housewlfe Oneonta Norma Elm1ra College Housewxfe Farmer Housew1fe Scmtllla Workmg Housew1fe I B M Army Delaware M1lls Offlce Housew1fe Insurance Co at Bmghamton Cornell U Med College Army Sc1nt11la Cashler Army Army Army Army Scmtllla Army A1r Corps Marme Corps Housew1fe Secretary Hartwlck College Army P Telephone Co Farmer Sc1nt1l1a Army Army A1r Corps Housew1fe Housewlfe Army Wa1tress Army A1r Corps Housew1fe Housew1fe Housewxfe Housewxfe Secretary Pos1t1on 1n bank Housewlfe 4. 1...-vi SS ' A 3 jr, I A . 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' NAME janet Cunnmgham Wllllam Dalley El1zabeth Demorler Ellen Eggleston Arlme Frank Carol Gardxmer Edna Gould Esther Harrls Helen Hartz Helen Holodnak Earl Houck josef Iudd Betty Kelly Warren Kelly Charles Russell Lee Donald Lobdell Donald Lord Edwm Martm Valare Mayo Evelyn Mellous Eleanor Page Norman Page Phyllls Page Dolores Rose Mane Rothganger Edward Shlelds Dons Smxth Dorothy Smith Frances Smxth Kenneth Smxth Ir Margaret Smlth Chrlstme Stelnman Louxse Strong Shlrley Waldler Wxllxs Waxdler Clayton Warner Helen Zaczek Albert Adams Katherme Axtell Ruth Axtell Lucllle Balley Brenda Barre Paulme Benedlct Mary Brown Esther Brush Robert Butler Dorts Cable Theodore Cable R.hea Conkl1n Louxse Cook Merlyn Crawford Kenneth Crowley june Davldson Wxlma Dav1dson Wxmfred Edwards Yectlve Faulkner Max Gartell Helen Hauber Vxvlan Hunt Mary Kenyon Allce Knoeller Martha Lmkroum Patrlcla Lynch Dav1d Madlson Catherme Mapes Hubert Merchant Ruth M1115 Llllxan Neale Cecil Raymond Lloyd Raymond Allce Rosencrants Freder1ck Secrest Beulah Smlth Cyrxl Smlth Merlln Turner Helen Wagner Paul Waldler Cather1ne Whxte CLASS OF MARITAL STA S Mrs MacDonald Marrled Mrs Floyd Thompson Mrs jogo Smgle Smgle Smgle Smgle Mrs Nelson Stork Smgle Smgle Smgle Smgle Marrxed Marrled Smgle Smgle Marrxed Mrs Marza Daughterty Smgle Smgle Single Smgle Mrs Delbert Mrs Mxlton Menhennett Smgle Smgle Mrs john Flneout Mrs Adelbert Rock Single Smgle Smgle Mrs Chester Lamereau Mrs Havey Smgle Marrxed Smgle CLASS Marrled Smgle Smgle Smgle Mrs Wm Capbell Mrs Andrew Tel Smgle Smgle Marrled Smgle Marrxed Mrs Rxchard Parsons Mrs Lloyd Smgle Smgle Smgle Smgle Smgle Mrs Russell Neale Marrled Smgle Smgle Mrs Pxerce Kmcer Single Mrs james Dougherty Smgle Smgle Smgle Smgle Mrs Cl1ft Smgle Marrled Marrled Mrs Lloyd Raymond Smgle Marrled Smgle Marned Smgle Smgle Mrs Wh1ft9m0FE 38 lC0ntinuedl AQLSS Bmghamton N Y Deposxt N Deposlt N Deposlt N Buffalo N Orangeburg N Deposlt N Deposxt N Tennessee Baltlmore Deposlt N Sldney N Y McClure N Y Farnham N Hale Eddy N Y North Sanford N Y Deposlt N Y Deposlt N Y Deposlt N Bmghamton N Deposlt N Y Deposxt N Y Deposxt N Bmghamton N Y New Haven Conn New York N Y Farnham N Y Corrmgton, Penn Deposxt, N Y Cannonsvxlle OF 37 Cannonsvllle N Y B1nghamton New York N Brooklyn N Y Barryvllle N Y Wmdsor N Y Adams, N Y Iohnson Clty N Y Army DesMo1nes Iowa Sldney N Y Deposlt N Y Johnsvllle N Y Army Army Washlngton Washxngton Mxddletown Rock Royal Army K1ngston N Bmghamton Bmghamton Sxdney N Y North Sanford N Y New York N Y Army Cannonsvllle N Army Hambletvllle, N Mt Hope N Y Deposit N Y Deposlt N Y Deposit N Y Deposlt N Y Bxnghamton N Oneonta N Y Walton N Y Mxddletown N Y Army Bellevxlle N I OCCUPATION Housewlfe Sc1nt1l1a Housewxfe At home Buffalo St Teachers College Nurse at Rockland State Hosp Farmers Natxonal Bank Scmtllla Housevufe Iohns Hopkms Deposlt Cour1er Army Scmtllla Farmer lnformatlon mxssmg Navy Farmer Army Housewlfe Sc1nt1lla Scmtxlla Army Scxntllla Housewxfe Housewxfe Army Member of D C S Faculty Housewxfe Housewife Yale Umversxty WAVES Trust Co Housewlfe Housewxfe Navy Farmer Informatlon m1ss1ng Farmer Secretary Offlce Work Nurse Housewlfe Teacher Eastman Kodak WAAC s Sclntllla Housew1fe Housewxfe Secretary Housewxfe Secretary Student Nurse Housew1fe Draft1ng Housewxfe Rockefellar Clty Scmtllla Scmtxlla Workmg Brown s Drug Store Hartz s Hardware Store Housewxfe Farmer Housewxfe Hartwxck College Scmtxlla Student Nurse A Publ: anon 0 UNIX l:uslTY LITHOPRINTLR Housewife YPSILANTI MICHIGAN , TU RE S- ,- . . 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