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

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UlUDER.eST'UDI,E5 IUNIORS l First Row: R. Colesanizo, I. Dibble, V. Ferguson, R. Gould, R. Davis, A. Hartz, B. DeHys, H. Lee. Second Row: B. Dailey, M. Bode, E. Bode, I. Early. Third Row: R. Briggs, B. Briggs, C. -Brazie, V. Briggs, L. Gardepe. N Jumons First Row: R. McElroy, R. Schwenz, D. Stevenson, 1. Smith, D. Watts, M. Schriver, D. Youngs, G. Palmer. Second Row: D. Schriver, L. Smith, I. Schwenz, R. Thomas, C. Terpenning, R. Budine. Absent Were: Richard Brundage, Julia. Bush, Pearl Drumm, Tom Lamoree, Kenneth McElroy, Margaret Meek, Kathleen Parris, Betty Peake, Leal Perry, Herbert Smith, Joan Taylor. 23.

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UNDERSTUDI ES I. Dibble, R. Schwenz, Mlss McCormick, C. Terpennlng, B. DeNys JUNIOR CLASS The junior Class began a prosperous year with the election ci the following dficers: President - - - - -Carl Terpenning Vice-president- - - - -julia Dibble Secretary - - - - - -Betty DeNys Treasurer ---- - -Richard Schwenz Student Council ---- Ioan Taylor and Cecil Brazie Advisor ------- Miss McCormick As our first cificial act as Juniors we presented a super-splendid chicken supper on October 22. This supper was unexcelled by any other d the year. With this boast cf money we presented the first round and square dance d' the season, November 30. This dance was a success socially, if not financially. Then came the highlight d any Iunlor year--the ordering ci class rings. After having seen the samples d several companies, we selected om' rings from the Bastian Company. . On February 15, after careful deliberation, we gave an assembly program d great originality. We called upon a member ci the alumni, Dick Knapp, to tell about his experiences in japan. Other highlights ci the year included a meat loaf supper on january 24, a dance in April, the sale d pencils, and, ci course, the Immior Prom. The prom this year was a great tribute to the senior class. The hall was dimly lighted and breathtakingly decorated. Added to this was the fact that this was the first peace-time Prom in four years to be given by a junior class. juniors were active this year in sports cf all kinds, prize speaking, dramatics, clubs, and all social affairs. To all this, add our Advisor, Miss McCormick, and it equals a very suc- cessful year for the Junior Class. 22 sua-.11.x.n...

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aoppoeduef 6451! V MEM? ,V V . 5g -J SOPHOMORES M. Sliter, D. Hanrahan, Mrs. Collier, W. Martin, M. Barnhart. SOPHOMORE NEWS The sophomores, class cf '48, completed a successful year with Doris Hanrahan president, Bill Martin, vice-president, Mary Barnhart, secretary, Mary Ola Sliter,, treasurer, and Mrs. Collier, acting as advisor. The first ci their great social activities was a Smorgasbord on February fourteenth. They sold booster tags during the football and basketball seasons. A May Dance was held on May second. Another supper was held, on April third. SOPHOMORES First Row: K. Simmons, D. Smith, D. Whitaker, N. Yale, G. Meduno, M. O. Sliter, H. Youngs, P. Schwenz. Second Row: M. Smith, L. Van Slyke, I. Murray, G. Sanford, D. Pellet, G. Puffer, C. Skillman, D. Smith. Third Row: R. Vaughn, K. Seymour. 24