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

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SALLY ESTHER DODGE Augusf 20 l936 Sa y Sally one of our few brunettes can usually be SYLVIA FRANCES DECKER July zo 1936 Thms well dressed Semor IS especmlly fond of cheer leadmg and dancmg and IS more than mterested ln obtammg good marks QShe IS a worrler j After graduauon Syv plans to go to secretarlal school May good luck be vours m the future seen w1th Mary and Sandy She enjoys read1ng musxc swunmmg and volleyball We occas1onally can per suade Sally to tell us of her trlp to Europe Sally plans to pursue a career of nursmg where her grand d1s posrtlon wxll sure v be an asset 'filllunga ROBERT ROY ECKENBRECHT Apfll 7 Eckle Eckle 15 best known by h1s fellow classmates for hrs penetratlng sense of humor and lus exceptxonal abxllty 1n the Held of scxence If he xsn t buxldlng a rad1o or TV set vue may find h1m tellmg a story wlth hrs excellent vocabulary Eclue plans to attend college after graduatxon

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KENNETH LEO CORDNER November I4 I935 en Kenny IS always found Where there ns fun and entertalnment Shod and Ken agree that smce their brrrhdays are one day apart they should celebrare The Sadle Hawkms Dance thxs year had the m1S fortune to fall on that day We can gnve these fellows credit for mal-ung the affair loads of fun' ' When he Hnlshes doodlmg wxth cars he ll jom the Army SHERLAND RICHARD DECKER November I3 I936 Shod Our Pr K om mg ns another of the Decker boys who have been our athleuc stars nn Deposn for the last few Vears He llk6S everythmg nn general and hrs mam ambntlon IS to be a coach Th1S guy 5 sen sauonal sen f h se o umor has endeared hmm to hrs classmates item-mar RICHARD JAY DAVIS may 29 I937 D IC Duck IS the guv who Sknovusf, nt all ln practxcal math and who says he could lne on sxrlom steak Although the class rhmks that Dxck should become a smger remember Dats Nlce Donna Fight? he has dtcxded to become a shop teacher nK ll u II 37 ' . , , . ' ' , ' . 7 . L ll I ll , lr A . . r . . . .Y . . K- H K ff y - , - 'np .M s . 5 II ll I ' - ' . . , I ,

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MARY ELIZABETH ELLSWORTH Sepfember I9 I936 Ma,-Y Thss qulet attractnve gnrl rs seldom heard but her achaevements mark her capabxlmes Her fancy turns to musrc and dancmg Her ambmon IS to be a nurse but we thmk that she d make a success of any vocatxon WARREN ELMER FARGO July I4 936 Fmgers Our -Iun1or Prom Prmce and also an expert on sports IS Fargo ThlS tall dark guy Wlth the curly locks ns seen behmd the soda counter at Smxths on Saturdays and after school He craves mashed pota toes and the lrfe of a Marme fMaybe he ll follow 1n lus brother s footsteps J ROBERT SCHOFIELD FAULKNER Seplember 30 I936 0 A Semor fellow wxth bxg xdeas he 15 always wxll mg to lead any good debate or argument When asked Bob can present a good defense I have every reason to thmk Im rxghtl Belng an avrd fan of avnat an Bob has a vast field from whlch to choose a future occupatlon Well Bob heres a lxttle advlce be a good guy or be a bad guy but always be our guy I5