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

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. THE JUNICJRS The juniors had a very successful year under the leadership of Mary Lou Laird, presidentg jack Lovell, vice-presidentg Bob Smith, secretary, Ilda Pazelli, treasurer' and Miss Smith, advisor. E Socially, the juniors began their year with a dance November 17. Following it on October 12, they had a Columbus Day meat-loaf supper, the biggest success in '44 For their dance on December 22, the gym was beautifully decorated in holiday colors. After that, the juniors rested on their laurels until April 18, when they had a smorgasbord supper. june 22 witnessed the annual junior Prom, more glorious than ever. To accentuate the lighter, fun-loving side of the juniors, just peek in at their Christmas party in Miss Natoli's room, with Miss Smith and Miss McCormick near at hand. A more thrilling event took place on Valentine's Day. The class rings arrived. Every junior went around proudly displaying his gold or gold and onyx emblem. In june, preceeding the prom, they had a dinner for the Seniors. The juniors can boast two outstanding achievements for the year. The first and most solemn was their sponsorship of the religious assembly program. For the second, did you ever notice how many juniors are in the various clubs and activities in school? just look! Note that they certainly get around! 7 3

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- 2 SOPHUMORE CLAS S President ---------- joan Taylor Vice-president ----- Carl Terpenning Secretary- - - - - -Mary Louise Flynn Treasurer - - ---- Audrey Hartz Advisor- - ------ Miss McCormick The class of '47 began the year with a very successful dance. It was the first dance of the school year and was held October 10. The Sopho- mores also sold pencils during the football season. Their second dance,held january 6, was also a great success. On March 12, the chicken supper, which they had in the cafeteria, increased their treasury. fi 24