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

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JOYCE MARIE BEERS SANDRA ELLEN BRIDGE November 22 Joyce June 3 Sandy Curly-haired blonde . . . faithful I.B.A. Vivacious cheerleader . . . Beauty and the member . . . sings alto in Girls' Chorus-. . . Brains . . . adorned our Prom Court . . . likes I-Iomemaking class and food in gen- bows the violin . . the Eligible Emmy eral . . . a hillbilly fan from way back . . . of our Senior Play . . a sports enthusiast future ambition-secretary. and a tip-top twirler . . . a career as a nurse-the kind that makes you want to be sick . . . a co-speaker of the Op language. JUNE EVELYN BUSFIELD JON ALVAH CHANDLER May I5 Juner May 6 Jack Mischievous . . . our Prom Princess . . . Also called Muskrat and Rookie . . . All- strawberry blonde, green-eyed cheerleader star basketball player . . . co-captain of . . . spaghetti lover . . . girl athlete . . . championship football team . . . our hand- should make an attractive hospital dieti- some Prom King . . . outdoorsman and cian . . toots the French horn . . . sweet hunter . . . captains the Oquaga Lake Becky Mae in Senior Play. launch . . . our Willie in Senior Play. 19

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'enior 'lass CLASS MOTTO: Semper Ad Summa CWe are always there CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation SANDRA BRIDGE-Corresponding Secretary, PATRICIA HAUBERT- V Recording Secretary, JON CHANDLER-Vice President, DONALD , MILLWARD-Advisor, LAWRENCE CONRAD-Treasurer, WALTER RAY MON D-President. f .Qfflzfz 44 7 5445451 595 Q41 A-. we X774 Q27- fZ' xfzffwtfdff fi - .fvyzff 04132 wifi ay IWC? - K. if jizfg 1 i ZQYQ II ff! - X I I 3 R n 'LL ,ff DOLORES ELIZABETH ALINIO May 7 Dody Pretty black hair . . . always willing to help . . . good swimmer . . . senior life saver QDon't drown now, boys!j . . . adds charm to our Senior Social Room . . . sang in Glee Club . . . swell personality . . . one future nurse coming up. AGNES CHRISTA ANTHON ISEN February I Chris Blonde, blue-eyed beauty . . . our F.H.A. princess . . . a royal member ,of the Prom Court . . . packs popcorn at local cinema . . . her pleasing personality should make her a super secretary. N

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if' rr JOHN EDWIN COLLIER June 26 Jack Takes charge of money affairs of Future Farmers . . . one of our red heads . . . one of Dick's best projectionists . . . inhabitant of Guntown . . science brain . . . one auto mechanic coming up. STSREY ARTHUR cuNNlNe-HAM pril 2 A Sid Ma A A valuable asset to the wrestling team . . . our good-looking class Romeo . . . a Brooklynite QDig that accentlj . . . a ter- rific bowler . . . a future Mariner . . . the author of s-ome of those famous assembly skits. FREEMAN LAURENCE CONRAD May I2 Larry Mr, Moneybags of the Class of '56 . . . blows the trombone in band and orchestra . . . always ready to tell a Sherman event . . . a handy projectionist . . . a willing hand always extended . . one elec- trical engineer coming up. PETER HAROl.D FEEHAN May 28 Fefe Has that nice new Ford . . . a real Irish- man . . . excellent athlete . . . our tall, dark and handsome Prince of the Prom . . the clothes make the man . . . Zeke, the fix-it of our Senior Play . . . his plans are either college or the service. WV