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

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DONNA JEAN SMITH Dimples was born in McClure, N. Y., on that memorable date of May 24, 1932. During her four high school years, Donna has been in F.H.A., Glee Club, Orchestra, Senior Dramatics, Dance Club, and has served as one of the color guards in Band. Donna also played the part of Vicky Randolf in our Senior Play. Donna is all in favor of music, dancing, and basketball. She doesn't enjoy doing homework, eat- ing venison, or looking at Mr. Zacngle's flashy ties. Her future plans include attending College where she will take up nursing. ERNEST E. SMITH Ernie, that boy with the beautiful wave in his hair, made his entrance into the big wide world on November 10, 1930, in McClure, N. Y. Ernie's another one of those F.F.A. boys and was Vice- President of their organization in '48 and '49, In his spare time he likes hunting, ice cream and fishing. He may also be found doing homework or putting up with noisy people, but he doesnlt like it. Farming is definitely going to be his future. 1 I'. Not far from here, in Hancock, a few years ago. QApril 20, l931j, a cute little baby girl entered the world. She was named Katherine Jean Taylor. Jean is our Student Council President this year and was Vice-President last year. During her four years at D.C.H.S. she has participated in Dance Club, G.A.C., Glee Club, Intramurals, and worked on the Year- book staff in her Junior and Senior years. She is fond of spaghetti, sports, dancing, rainy days, and the Air Force. She dislikes lazy people and tumbling in gym classes. Her future plans include becoming .1 lab technician in Massachusetts. THE 1949

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WILLIAM CHARLES SHANLY William Charles Shanly, one of our three 'Bills', made his contribution to society on August 4, 1930. Bill was born in Deposit and has attended D.C.S. from start to finish. While in high school Bill has found a soft place in his heart for all sports, spaghetti, and good movies. He frowns with disapproval upon getting up mornings. Is that why we missed you every now and then, Bill? Bill has played baseball for the past two years and has proven to be a very able pitcher, Bill intends to go to Business School. CLOXEN GEORGE SHINER Clox. ticked his way into the world on May 4, 1931, in the great metropolis of McClure, a suburb of Deposit. During his four years in high school he has participated in football, F.F.A. basketball, baseball, and dramatics. Clox is fascinated with hot-rods and finds a special liking for all kinds of foods, sleeping, and a certain Rosemary. His dislikes include English, snow, Fords, and for some strange reason, Hancock. As for his future we will find Cloxen at the Delhi Institute studying to be a Gentleman Farmer, so he says. . ,, ,. ,. g 1 . st., .....,, 3 f .. A-iw, :H . -4 . - ACORNS CHARLOTTE ELLEN SKILLMAN g Our Senior Class has everything including its own Valentine. Yes, Charlotte Ellen Skillman was born on Valentine's Day, February 14, 1932. Where? In Deposit, of course. Charlotte has been very active in high school. Her activities include Glee Club, Orchestra, Student Council, Senior Dramatics, Prize Speaking, Cheerleading, and Intramurals. Charlotte says she likes cats fnot catty peoplej, music and the violin. She doesn't like inconsiderate people. Charlotte is among the girls that plan to become music in- structors at Fredonia State Teachers' College where she has been accepted.

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WILLIAM LLOYD WHEELER This Bill is another one of our smaller members, in fact, he is the smallest. The stork decided to bring him on January 11, 1931 to our little town of De- posit. Bill has since 'then taken a liking to good food, feveryone likes to eat, says hej, traveling, and blondes, He doesn't, however, care for spinach or stuck up peoplef While in D.C.S. he has been a member of F.F.A., Dance Club and Junior Dra- matics. Bill can usually be found sketching some interesting character much to the delight of his bud- dies, He may make use of his artistic talent in the Held of Commercial Designing. CLARENCE LEE VanSLYKE Clarence Lee VanSlyke-my what a name for such a little boy. Lee, as we know him, was born right here in Deposit on August 21, 1931. He has picked up the nickname of Pee-Wee, which cer- tainly Hts him. Lee has been in the model Airplane Club for three years. He likes all models fairplane, of coursej, driving, hunting, staying out late nights and good food. Lee has few dislikes but they include know-it-all people 'and cold weather, Lee has no definite plans for the future, but whatever they should include we wish him luck. L ACORNS WILLIAM DURWOOD YOUNGS This good-looking Dr, Einstein, Jr. of the class of '49 was born in Franklin, N. J., on December 1, 1931. Responding to the name of Bill, you will usually find him browsing through his notes in the laboratory working on some secret formula or down in the gym participating in some sport. His high school schedule has included foortball, wrestling, basketball, track, baseball, and student council and class treasurer in our Sophomore year. Bill likes good food Qinclud- ing Betty's cakesj and all sports. His pet peeves are teacher's pets, homework and jazz music. Bill plans to go to college and something tells us that science will be his major.