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

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Best Dressed Best Looking Class Worker First To Be Married Best Athlete Class Pessimist Class Optimist Best Dancer Wlttiest Most Talented Most Llkely to Succeed Most Bashful Best Personality Best Musician Biggest Wolf Cwolfessl Biggest Story Teller SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BOY Berkley Briggs Berkley Briggs Carl Terpenning Dick Brundage Dick Thomas Bob Briggs Carl Terpenning Briggs Ray McElroy Dick Thomas Dick Schwenz George Palmer Berkley Briggs Ray McElroy Cecil Brazie Herb Smith Bob Briggs Dick Brundage 23 GIRL Diane Stevenson Betty DeNys Kate Parris Harriet Lee Betty DeNys Audrey Hartz Audrey Hartz Kate Parris Audrey Hartz Diane Stevenson Diane Stevenson Iulia Dibble Betty DeNys Ioan Taylor Dolores Watts Audrey Hartz Audrey Hartz

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CLHSS Ullll To Doug Lee we leave Mickey, Delores Watt's horse. Take good care of it Doug. To Adam Angelopolus we bequeath Dick Thomas's ability to play center on the basketball team. To Phyllis Schwenz we leave Joyce Smith's faithfulness for working on the school paper Knot that she needs ith To Phyllis Neff we leave Betty DeNys's ability to act the part of a nine year old. b To Delores Smith we leave Berkley Briggs' smile to make her own that much righter. To Robert Vaughn we leave Helen Strong for a sister-in-law. To Pat Weeks we leave Madeline Schrivers theme song My Fickeli. To George Atwood we leave Leal Perry's perfect attendance record. To Dick Hibbard we leave Bob Briggs' place in the band. To the Koo Koose Indians we leave the school. CTO Alice Lounsberry we leave Verna Ferguson's place as president of G. A. . To Rudolph Bode we leave George Palmers height. C To Mrs. Bieber we leave all Miss McCormick's patience for her little Junior lass. To Mary Ola Sliter we leave Diane Stevenson's ability to be a successful yearbook Co-Editor. To Iohn Ciernan of Information Please we leave Ray McElroy our class poet. To Helen Youngs we leave Margaret Meek's job at the lake. To Evelyn Kelsey we leave Julia Dibble's high marks. With her own she'll be very successful. To Ed Hartz and Chuck Lynch we leave Cecil Brazie's car to tinker with. To Rosemary Waters we leave Ken McElroy's love. To Bobby Strong we leave Herb Smith's musical ability. To Bob Ehlers we leave Leon Smiths lecturing ability. We leave Dick Brundeage's bright red hair to the Home Ec. classes to be used in designing new hair styles. To all the girls we leave Elsa Bode's ambition to be a teacher. To Ioan Lent we leave the piano for the next two years. To Eleanor Carson we leave Rosina Colesanto's ability to act the part of a Southern Widow. To Gabby Gearon we leave Darwin Whitehead's blonde curly hair. To Mary Lou Eagan we leave Don Young's deep bass voice. f 1 d To Johnnie Knapp we leave the school paper and the office of Editor to be il e . - To all the teachers we leave a blue ribbon for enduring us for four years and sympathies for years to come. To Dick Scott we leave Don Schriver's seat in English class so he'll never be late. To Joe Murray we leave one long silky eyelash -- compliments of Audrey Hartz, you lucky boy. To Grace Muduno we leave Iessie Mosher's giggle. To Iim Gardner we give Kate Parris -- Oh, sorry, we gave Kate away at our last Rummage Sale. To Lila Dodge we give Ioan Taylor's permanent position in Brovm's . To Blondie Bennett we leave Pearl Drumms' black hair. To Ann Rosencrants we leave Harriet Lee' s position as first soprano in the girls' singing group. To the Senior girls we leave Ruth Davis' crush on Melvin, the bus driver. To Dorothey Smith we leave Mary Bode's tall grace. To Anne Scherpf we leave Iulia Early's job as secretary of her class. To Marjorie Ray we leave Virigil Briggs' laugh to match her cute giggle. To one of the Iunior Girls we leave Carl Terpenning's place as president of Student Council. To Mary Barnhart we leave Betty Dailey's place as Class Artist. 22

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1 2 3 10 8 11 12 Cecil Brazie 7. Diane Stevenson Betty DeNys 8. Elsa 8: Mary Bode Verna Fergeson 9. Julia Dibble Kate Parris 10. Herb. Smith Bob Briggs 11. Julia Early Virgil 8: Berkley Briggs 12. Leon Smith