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

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Fortune favors the bold FREEMAN KAY CHAMBERLIN was born at Bainbridge on May ll, 1926. Jeff, during his existence as a student in our deeply cherished institution, has been especially active in sports as a member of the football, basebal and bas- ketball teams. He has also been president of the Printers' Club. After he graduates, Jeff will don the Navy blue and try his best to live up to the reputation of the U.S,N. lA girl, or more, in every port.l 6 . wr life Nature made him and then broke the mold LAWRENCE WILLIAM DAILEY was born in Deposit llucky tawnl on March 27, l927. Bud takes second honors this year and is the second Senior graduating from this school who has completed five courses in science. His list of outstanding activities are: Yearbook Staff Co- Editorp Language Club, consul for two years: Press Club, editor one quarter, Student Council, Science Club and Debate Club, Bud's preferred peacetime career is that of a doctor but now he has modestly declared that he will aid the war effort by joining the Navy as an Admiral. We hardly know whether to give him our best wishes or heartfelt sympathy-or both. gi' Experience of ajairs makes men RICHARD ELLIS COLE happened to Rock- dale, N. Y., on November 2, l926, Dick came to our school last fall as a Senior from Norwich. While here Dick has participated especially in sports as a member of our footbal, basketball, baseball and track teams. He has also been on the Yearbook Staff and in the Sr. Play. lf this were any but war times Knute would probably become a coach, but now has decided ta try the Naval Air Force. emu, Let us be judged by our deed.f ' KENNETH WILLIAM DAVIS lhe says his nickname is Stinkyl entered the world at Oquaga Lake on May 7, I926. By no means unambitious, he has proved himself a valu-. able member of the Bay Scouts, Judo Club, football, baseball, and basketball teams, as well as a member of the local wolf pack. Kenqy states that peacetime or wartime, it's the Navy for him. lt sounds good to us, Kenny, with you in it anyhow.

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A word to the wire is sujicienf' ROBERT HENRY BENNETT was born in Cannonsville on Sept. l7, 1925. At first glance Bob may seem to be a nice quiet young man but . . , . In his years here he has been a Boy Scout, a member of the 4-H Club, foot- ball team, and vice-president of the class of '44 as a Freshman. Bob's peacetime career is undecided but he expects to enter the Navy after he graduates so he'l have time to decide later, n-.ogL,Z'41 He has gained all approval who has mingled the useful with the agreeable LELANO SYLVESTER CARR lApril l8th, l926l entered our Senior Class this year. He just could not stand the Juniors any longer. His activities include the Model Club, Boy Scouts, and he has been a member of the foot- ball team, Vet has decided to make Civil Engineering his career and to carry it on after the war. l BMQBMM Speed is a hgure of speech DONALD JOHN BUCK came to Kenyon Hi on September l3, l926. We could discovi little about his activities while a student N D.C.S. other than that he has been a membi of the band and was voted the most musical inclined of the Senior boys. Donald did not ea press himself in regard to his peace or wartin occupation but we imagine that if he doesn join the army he will continue to work on tl farm. :Z-'QZ C,,4vz2f'-ef I am my own mastef' BRUCE LIBERTY CHAMBERLIN was born April l6, l926. He entered D.C.S. five years ago as a Freshman and has since been an ac- tive member of the Model Club and the Photo Club. lHe is the one you can blame your bad pictures onll After leaving school Bruce will go into the Army Signal Corps, although in peacetime he would prefer to be a bacteriolo- gist. However, he will make the best of his life whatever it is.

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Quiet, drnzurr, but ever persistent MARY RUTH DAVIS is a native of Guntown where she was born on January 14, 1926. Bid came to D.C.S. with the class of '43, but because of illness, missed most of her Fresh- man year. She then joined the present Senior class, becoming one of our most indispensable members. Biddy has been active as Secre- tary and Treasurer of the French Club for four years, and in the Dance Club, Mary thinks that she will eventually become a teacher in which case we say, Good luck and Heaven help you! aJ,pf.,10t.f Silence give: consent OLIVE GLADYS EASTWOOD was barn at Rockroyal on May 2, 1926. Olive is one of the quiet members of the Senior Class, a fact to be especially noted and commended. She has been an active, if silent, member of the Li- brary Club in school, and the Grange and 4-H Club outside of school. Olive's future career as a secretary should be by no means impaired by her modest manner and efficient work. Www 'I will keep faith BERNICE JEANNETTE DECKER lJuIy 11, 19271 is another Senior who wants to enter the field of teaching. lf she becomes as good a teacher as she is a member of the Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, and G.A.C., of which she is treasurer, there's a good chance a certain Sea- bee will wish he were in school again. lt really wouldn't be especially tragic if we ourselves could bring an apple ta Miss Decker. 'cilzi-wc She flies with her own wingsl' ELIZABETH JANE FAULKNER was born March 3, 1925, at Hale Eddy, where she has lived ever since. Her ever-present smile and cheerful disposition contribute to her value as a member of the Glee Club,. Band, and G.A,C. Jane thinks the field of nursing was meant for her, and after taking everything into consid- eration, perhaps she's not far wrong. Anyhow, who are we to disagree?