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

 - Class of 1945

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MARTHA NELL SHACKELTON Vital statistics show us that 'AStinky arrived 10 minutes later than her twin brother in the great metropolis of Rock Royal, September 21, 1927. You are likely to see her swishing down the hall in her favorite skirt and white blouse, eating fried chicken and singing 'I'his Heart of Mine . Ever since the eighth grade, she's been B1LLding her reputation asa musician in Glee Club Ml, Band fll, and following up with a music major. Mart was elected president of Fresh- man Class, participated in Dance Club ill, Press Club tll, G.A.C. till, Dramatics tll and Senior Play. Mart's ability to laugh at anything and her determination to get what she wants, will be the most important factors leading to her ultimate success in whatever field she chooses for her career. 'Laugh and the world laughs with you ISABELL LAVONNE ROOF With her entrance into the world on August 27, 1928, Izzy began hor career as Torment No, 1. At an early age, she began on her mother's friends. Because of her ability in argument, we prophecy a great future for her as a lawyer. However, Isabelle is a girl of varied talents, which is evi- dent from her long list of activities. She has played basket- ball t4l, hockey t2l, and softball t4lg has been in junior Dramatics t2l, Senior Dramatics fll and Press Club tll. Among her other likes are candy, celery, popcorn and pickles. ul donjt want to love you, is her favorite song. When it comes to clothes, this brown eyed, brown haired lass prefers slacks. Her dislikes are few: history, black- outs, and spaghetti twormsl. Experience Tea ches ALICE LEONORE STILES Alice Lenore Stiles happened in Sanford, N. Y., on November 25, 1925. Although only 5'3 short, Sally is neither small in accomplishments nor aims. Majoring in homemaking, she doesn't intend to make that her career, for a while, anyway. Beauty Clilture School will claim this blue-eyed, brown-haired lass after graduation. Snobbish people had better keep away because they, along with study- ing, squash andeating tof all thingsl, are her pet dislikes. Spaghetti, oysters, and the Senior Class top her list of likes. Glee Club t4l, and Dramatics Club till, along with dancing, traveling and playing basketball, have claimed most of Sally's spare time. ' Silence is golden SEYMOUR TUNIS SHACKELTON 'Buppy, who entered his Iamily's sphere on Septem- ber 21, 1927, is the blonde, blue-eyed Sinatra tin height and weight as well as voicel ofthe Class of '45. Shop, singing, girls, plaid shirts, his truck. making model air- planes, tinkering any and all machinery, being at home, sleep, dancing, and eating ice cream are his hobbies-- snow and homework are the only aversions in an otherwise aversion-less Personality. Bup can always be heard air- ing his lungs and invariably doing it with Delores or 'My Dreams are Getting Better All the Time, Naturally he joined Glee Club till and managed to stop singing long enough to add Dramatics t2l to his activities. After gradu- ation Bup plans to join the Navy as an aircrewman and perhaps promote himself to the position of Captain's Crooner. Each bird loves to hear himself sing. HILDA FAE STORRER Grem1in was born, 'cause her brother wanted a sister, on November 15, 1927, at Cleaner, N. Y. She shows a passion for dancing, music tany kindl, humor, her brother's navy, her sister-in-law's cooking, braham crack- er pie, and sweaters and skirts. However, she dislikes snobbish people, superior people, cold food, milk, and get- ting up in the morning. Since entering Deposit's portals five years ago, Hilda has taken a commercial course and has included Glee Club t4l, Press Club t2l, Dancing Club 121, intra-mural basketball 143, and Cheerleading til to fill her leisure moments, As for the future, Gremlin is un- decided---beautician, secretary, or just listening to an orchestration of '4R.hapsody in Blue . MVariety is the Spice of Life' 17

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LILLIAN ANGLE MOORE Since Lil is so very quiet you never know she's around until you suddenly find that she has been quietly furthering your causel She was born january 15, 1927 way out in Rushville, Illinois, but soon migrated to D. C. S. and has been with us for six years. During these years, she has taken part in Knitting Club and basketball intra- murals. She likes spaghetti, square dancing, the back row in the theater, cooking and sewing, and one ex-soldier. In fact, she likes him so much she has taken over the job of being Mrs, Moore. She is well equipped for that Job be- cause she has majored in home economics and loves to do this kind of work. She dislikes snobbish people and spinach 1why, Lillian don't you want to look like Popeye?l 'Quiet people are welcome everywhere. jANET MAE OSTROM Probably because Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ostrom, of Guntown 1Cannonsville to Mcity hicks l, wished for a boy, they receiveda blue-eyed, brownette beauty, janet Mae, in 1927--April 4th to be exact. When you hear the expres- sion Heaven forbid,' you know that jan 1to her Iriendsl or Nan 1to her familyl is somewhere around. Majoring in Home Ec., janet has also been active in Glee Club 141, Press Club 111, Dramatics 117, and basketball 121. Her many likes including Bing Crosby, walking in the rain, roller skating, tall people, Rusty 1her dogl, and music, make up for her few dislikes--dancing, visiting the dentist, homework and people who won't act their age. Because of her swell personality and understanding, we heartily ap- prove nt janet's ambition to become a nurse and wish her much success. To be or not to be, that is the question. GEORGE WINTON PELLETT Winton arrived on this earth a very vivacious lad, September 4, 1926, at China, New York. During his eight- teen years, he has developed only one craving--girls, one in particular, spaghetti, square dancing, the Navy, New York City, overalls, and plaid shirts. 'Put Your Arms Around Me, Honey' he likes a little bit though. His few dislikes are people that shoot paper wads, snobby people, history and English, Attending D. C. H. S. for seven years, Winton has been a member of the band forfour years, the drum being his accomplishment. Winton's fu- ture for a while is planned by Uncle Sam--the Army. He was inducted April 11. 'Do or Dare JAMES WARREN PALMER Warren made his debut in this world December 28, 1927 at Deposit, New York 1'cause there wasn't enough trouble beforel. He has acquired a mania for ice cream, skiing, cats, travel, hiking, eating, girls 1naturallyJ, pie, plaid shirts, Alan Ladd, Betty Hutton, Don't Fence Me 1n'. He dislikes history, snobbish people and work 1school work mostlyi. During the six years at Deposit, he has studied agriculture and Joined Senior Dramatics, Chess Club, Future Farmers of America. After his graduation in june, he plans to Join one of the armed forces or stay and work on his father's farm near Deposit. 'Alt is easier to love, than make love. HELEN EVELYN RATHBONE Drip first blossomed with the spring flowers in Guntown on May 5, 1928. She soon became partial to sweater and skirts, spaghetti, good books, music, Kenrick's humor 1?j and Always, but developed prejudices against all work, no cooperation, bananas, and washing dishes. During her years in D. C. S., Drip received her basic training in nursing by concentrating on math and science and rounded out her schedule with Glee Club 143, Dra- matics 113, Red Cross knitting club 115, and Dance Club 111. In addition to this, her name will go down in history as jean Heather, the lovely heroine of the Senior Play. In the dim, but shining future, 'Drip will join the Cadet Nurse Corps and will undoubtedly cure the patients with her charm as well as the medicine. To succeed in life you must succeed with All Men' 15 .VC x



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Q A 1? :ga rs ,IANICE DFAN STRONG This blonde, blue-eyed Senior arrived at Deposit, june 16, 1927. TJ make her ideal, she has been a major- ette. cheerleader and member of the Varsity Basketball Team each for two years. Her other activities consist of Glee Club Ml, G.A.C. t2l, Press Club t2l, and Dramatics ill. jan has cultivated a craving for music, playing the piano for her own enjoyment, sports fespecially basket- ball and swimmingl, Robert Walker, Bette Davis, spaghetti, bright colored shirts and sweaters, and My Blue Heavenn. She dislikes school, homework. poor sports, and people who c:in't get along in groups, After graduation Janice expects to attend a business school or get a job in Civil Service. Sweet girl graduate in her golden hair. LLOYD LAYNLAN WHEELER Wolf made his debut at Deposit, March 14, 1928, at seven-thirty p.m. His most distinguishing feature besides his slight stature is his laugh which he used to gruesome advantage in the Senior Play. He takes a fancy to potato chips, scallops, graham cracker pie tfood in other wordsl, 'Oklahomaf' George Montgomery, joan Leslie, bright col- ored polo shirts, Don't Fence Me In, and ESCALATORS! His only dislikes are creamed onions and getting lost in New York, Lloyd has honored Press Club till, Glee Club l4l. Current Events ill, and Dramatics l2l with his mem- bership. A very scholarly pupil, Lloyd is a great reader and an avid history student, therefore it is no surprise that he intends to become a history teacher after college. lt's better to be small and shine than great and cast a shadow. EMILY LOUISE THOMAS Lee, the class of '45's redhead lauburn, she calls itl waved good-bye to the stork and hello to Deposit on March 4, 1927, She likes this clime so' well that she has stayed here for eighteen years and leaves only for her career as kindergarten teacher elsewhere. Not only have her eighteen years been filled with a major in Homemak- ing and minor in business, but she also has a long list of Likes to enjoy: square dancing, goodbooks, good movies tpreferably john Wayne and Greer Garsonl, classical music, chocolate cake, sweaters and skirts, and listening to Don't Fence Me In . tlncidentally, her antipathies are few and far between. consisting only of Spinach and Sinatra.l ln addition she has participated actively in Glee Club Ml, Band l3l and Dramatics ill. Next year she will turn her energies toward preparation for teaching the wee ones their ABC's. Wa it and hope CONSTANCE MILDRED WILLIAMS 'Poodres Worms occurred November 9, 1927, at Afton, N. Y. You are most likely to see brown eyed, black haired Poodres running around after school in blue jeans or serv- ing sodas at Smiths' Drug Store. She likes receiving letters, school, sports, math and science, but doesn't like going to bed or getting up in the morning, conceited people, boring conversation and boring classes fwe wonder what she means by thatl. Duringher seven years at Deposit, she has parti- cipated in G.A,C. t2l, Press Club t2l, Band t2l, Glee Club Ml, LanguageClub i3l and others, so you can see she really gets around on those 9A feet of hers, Next year she plans to attend Cornell and major in math or science. Aliis volat propriis-- She flies with her own wings' THOMAS WAGN ER 'Long Dong, born February 25, 1927, at Fishes Eddy, N. Y. is prejudiced against homework, too much snow, cows, whiskers, and sore throats, while he thrives on base- bal1,hunting, fishing, eating, good music, 'Sar Dust,' sports clothes, Mickey Rooney, ludy Garland, venison steak, trol- leys and most people. Tam is the tallest member of the Class of '45, measuring 6'1 , a fact greatly appreciated by the shorter members of the faculty. He has attended D.C.S. for six years and while in high school has been a member of the basketball t2l, track C2--captain ll, football Q2l, and baseball 13--captain ll teams, plus Varsity 'D' l2l and Dance Club ill. The farm will claim Tom after june until the Army decides where he's most essential. 'A lion among women, a man among men.' 'ST

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