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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Mr. Frederick Fox-Adviser The Student Council, led by Jane Axtell, president, Alfred Kenrick, vice-president, Jean Cuddihe, secretary, and Mary Marsh- mon, treasurer, started the first semester by compiling a program of functions for the entire school year. Each class sub- mitted to the Council a plan of its activi- ties and these were placed on the school calendar for reference at all times. Their next duty was the manager system, which they enforced after revising parts of it from last year. This proved to be more desirable than last year's system, because it lessened the number of people necessary to enforce it, while accomplishing the same objective-to keep traffic moving smoothly at all times. To raise money for the purchase of rec- ords, The Student Council presented to the student body a full-length movie. The Lives of a Bengal Lancer, for which they charged eleven cents. A considerable sum of money was raised. Conducting assemblies and supervising several fun nights with the assistance of the community council were part of the regular duties of the Council. The fun nights, held in the gym, were quite suc- cessful.

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TOIL AND TRDUBLE

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ACORNS STAFF ADVISERS Mr. William Anderson Miss Margaret Waller Miss RosemaryxMcCormick EDITORS Jean Cuddihe Bud Dailey PHOTO EDITOR Ray Burrows ARTISTS Bob Hanson Durwood Smith SPORTS EDITOR Dick Cole SENIOR EDITORS Flora Swart Mary Van Valkenburg JUNIOR EDITOR Mary Marshman SOPHOMORE EDITOR Hazel Taylor FRESHMAN EDITOR Mary Flynn CHIEF TYPIST Eleanor Barre ALUMNI EDITOR Betty Pardy O The following people contributed materially to this publication: Leon Smith Connie Williams Flossie Skillman i lda Gould 10