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

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CUPID AND TI-IE WOLF

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CALENDAR FOR 1943-1944 SEPTEMBER 7-lTuesdayl D.C.S. portals once again opened to those happy, carefree students. Half-day vaca- tion in the afternoon-breakin' us in easy! I7--lFridayl 4-H Fair. Seniors started the year right with a round and square dance. OCTOBER 8-lFridayl Rev. Henri Ferger talked in assembly about lndia and demonstrated the latest fash- ions in Indian dress. 9-lSaturdayl Junior Bake Sole, ll-lMondayl Sophomore round and square dance. l 2- lTuesdayl Columbus Day-vacation--yippeel l5-lFridayl G.A.C. initiation-highlight of assem- bly was Connie lPistoI Packin' Mamal Williams. 29-lFridayl Senior Dramatics Club presented their first great production in assembly. 30-lSaturdayl Hallowe'en parade, dance and par- ty in D.C.S. gym. NOVEMBER 6-lSaturdayl Senior round and square dance. ll-lThursdayl Armistice Day-more vacation. I3-lSaturdayl Senior dance at Cannonsville, I8-lThursdayl First quarterly tests-ls everybody HODPY? 2l-lSundayl A group of Seniors dropped in on two unsuspecting teachers who obligingly served re- freshments in return for which the boys graci- ously fixed lthey really did!l the vacuum cleaner. 22-iMondayl The members of the Language Club, attired in appropriate regalia, met in the Cafe- teria in observance of their annual Roman ban- quet. 23-lTuesdayl The Junior Carnival, in which Bup Shackelton and Rita Gronsbury made their debuts. DECEMBER 3-lFridayl The Senior Play, Every Family Has One, chalked up another success for the Class of '44, IO-lSaturdayl Freshman and Sophomore party. 23-lThursdayl Christmas vacation starts with a great deal of celebrating during the halt day of school. 28-lTuesdayl Junior Mistletoe Dance which was a great success for all concerned. JANUARY l-lSaturdayl l:lappy New Year Eve'rybody! 3-lMondayl Back in the groove again. I7-lMondayl Regents start - why all the long getting too dry by dashing around with a spray gun every few minutes. 28-lFridayl Sophomore round and square dance. FEBRUARY I0-lThursdayl Freshmen Ice Cream Social. Their first large successful undertaking, I4-lMondayl VaIentine's Day. Need I say more? lSigh!l 2l and 22-lMonday and Tuesdayl Vacation - Washington was a great guy 'n' est-ce pas. Z6-lSaturdayl Junior round and square dance. 28-lMondayl Senior Roast Park Supper. Hurrayl We're in the dough again! MARCH 3-lFridayl Prize Speaking tryouts in assembly- Soph. Hop. IO-lFridayl Junior Spring Dance. V I7-lFridayl All girls are ready to run off and ioln the Women's Army Corps after a WAC movie and pep talk in assembly. I8-lSaturdayl Sophomore Dance at Canonnsville. 20-lMondayl Senior Chicken Supper. Can any- one spare a dime? 2l-lTuesdayl Prize Speaking Finals- Unaccust- omed as I am to public speaking . . , 24-lFridayl Freshman assembly program. 28 and 29 lTuesday and Wednesday! Third quarter test-Why the silence? 3l-lFrdiayl Freshman dance. The only howling success of the year-they may even have to pay income tax. APRIL l-lSaturdayl April Fool's Day-Junior Bake Sale. How appropriate! 6-lThursdayl Easter vacation starts. Seniors taught classes for half a day. IO-lMondayl 4:30 a. m, Seniors departed lin pieces? No, that comes laterll for New York. I3-lThursdayl Seniors returned-well, give 'em credit for that! I4-fFridayl Junior Bunny Hop. They are so-ooo original! 26-lWednesdayJ Junior Supper, MAY -l-lMondoyl Acorns goes to press. I3-lSaturdayl Junior round and square dar...e. 24-lWednesdayl Senior Strawberry Supper. 29 and 30 lMonday and Tuesday! Memorial Day ,,,,. 4 Q:-, If X avr' . , RA .7 i I H J 5 1.- 1. i b .V 1 Q , ' ' ' :fy Mm, 4 , -ful'-l. K W : ' J ' -fu n. . .xfwxv .1 KI. . i A.. 5 l I li F lf rx! faces? I9-lWednesdayl Another roller-skating party. Get- ting pretty good aren't we? vacation! 3l-lWednesdayl Let's hope the Junior rings are here by now! JUNE 2-lFridayl Another of C. E. Jones famous as- semblies. I9-lMondayl Regents begin - and we were so young, too ! 21-lFridayl Bud and Ray presented an ur-usual '23-lFridayl Junior Prom. program in assembly explqining the why's and wherefore's of an engineer while Smitty, for the good of the poor audience, kept the. air from -15 25-lSundayl Baccalauriate. 26-lMondayl Class Nite. 27-lTuesdayi Commencement.

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