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

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PATRICIA ANN KENYON might be oble to ' Wisdom is better fhan wealth LUELLA MAE HURLBERT, commonly known as Woody, was born in Windsor on Oct. Zl, 1926, but has since come to rest at Trout Creek. Woody's work in Jr. and Sr. Dramatics, Library Club, and Needlecroft Club mark her as an ambitious young lady. Luella hopes to become a beautician after she leaves school. Good luck to you, Woody, and may you live up to our expectations, Give me todayg you take tomorrow RONALD FERDINAND KELSEY was born in Massachusetts on Oct. 5, l925. Ronnie's activ- ities are mostly in the field of athletics, such as being a member of the football, basketball, and baseball teams and President of the Var- sity D. He is also a member of the Photo Club, however. Ronnie's love of sports would make him a natural in a career as a coach but as it is now impossible, he would like to enter the Air Corps. :iffy I' Loyal in everything ELINOR FLORENCE JONES lAugust 4, l926l is another Senior who gains notice through her quietness and invarioble good hu- mor Jonesy, in spite of the fact that she weighs but 93 pounds, has contributed greatly to her class as well as to the Glee Club, Dance Club, and Library Club. Her career as a secre- tary con't but be successful as long as her employer doesn't crush her with a paperweight to keep her from blowing away. Let him save himself who can claim a southern accent, as she was born in North Carolina on January l4, 1927. This vivacious blonde has had too much else to attend to though, with her work for the G.A.C., Press Club, Latin Club, Swing Band, Jr, and Sr. Dramatics, Glee Club, and Sr. Play. Pat thinks her future lies in the work of a hospital dietician and who knows more about food and eating arts?

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I struggle against adverse circumstances NEVA BELLE GARLOW lOctober 28, l926l can be classified among the small fry of the class where height is concerned. This, how- ever, is no obstacle but an asset to her accom- plishments in the sports field. She has been a cheerleader for three years, a member of the honor and varsity basketball teams, a partici- pant in intramural games, and a G.A.C. and Library Club member. 'fEach in his own sphere NORMA M. HARRIS lApril 2, l928l is one of the quiet and unassuming members of the class. She has been a faithful member of the band, playing her clarinet, and she is also a Glee Club member, Her mathematics major should lead her into far fields after a post- graduate year back at D.C.S. .473-fi WW Each man must rely upon himself' IDA LAURA GOULD, or Blondie as she is sometimes called, is one of the prettiest girls in the Senior Class. Born in Deposit on October 23, l927, Ida has since grown up to be far from idle in her work in the Glee Club, Senior Dramatics, Language Club, and the Class Play. Nursing appeals to Ida and it certainly should please her future patients, don't you think? I came,' I sawg I conquered RAY EDWARD HESSINGER was born at Bainbridge on August 29, l926, but has de- cided he prefers the scenery around Deposit. Hessy, one of our handsomest fellows, has been active in the Glee Club, on the basket- ball and baseball teams and in the Intra- murals. After graduation Ray will join our armed forces, the Navy he hopes, but would like to be a store clerk in peacetime.

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'Our best friend is always work ERNEST RUTHERFORD KNOELLER lApriI 5, l926l is noted for his unusual liking for hard work. Naturally he is right at home in the Classs of '44 as well as in the F.F.A., 4-H, Judo, and Glee Club. He has also won recogni- tion in Prize Speaking. Ernie thinks that he is best fitted for Dairy Farming as his Iife's work. He'lI certainly have plenty of opportu- nity for hard work there. 'i I Now or never STELLA ISABEL MARTIN hails from Can- nonsville where she was born on September 2, 1926. An active young lady, Stell or Tillie, it's up to you, has been President of the Li- brary Club, and a member of both the Needle- craft and Tin Can Clubs. In the future Stella thinks she will study for the career of a sten- ographer, or perhaps work in the Scintilla Cafeteria. Either way her good humor and ready laughter will stand her in good stead. Ty 7 'I tfzirzkg tlzvr'Cf0n', I am BERNICE MARJORY LOBDELL happened to Oquaga Lake on February l8, l926, but has since left it for Hale Eddy. Margie is the girl who goes running around school delivering no- tices which teachers igncre, Besides this she has been active in the Glee Club, Jr. and Sr. Dramatics. After leaving school Margie hopes to become a bookkeeper, thereby putting to some good use her experience gained from working in the office of D,C.S. Lgjk-f'77fzf Thcrv's darigrr in di'Ia,x ' LILLIAN ALBERTA MAYO lApril 23rd, l9Z6J entered D.C.S, four years ago as a Freshman. Not content with this lowly posi- tion, she worked throughout her tour years as a member of the Chess Club, Travel Club, Junior Dramatics, and in the Girls' Intramurals until at last she was deemed well prepared to enter the Senior Class. Lillie Belle thinks farming would suit her if it were not for the war, but as things are, perhaps she will be- come a nurse. Work as you have while in school, Lillian, and you can't fail.