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

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J 'xi 9 JACK STEVEN REYNOLDS February I Gramps Second of the Three Musketeers . . . that superb D.C.S. wrestler . . . our Senior Stu- dent Council stand-in . . a good-looking member of the Prom Court . . . usually seen driving his brother's car . . . our 8.80 mile? WM WU Wm g Ma W diff! 2 a,,,,aa f f, 1 HELEN ELEANOR SAUNDERS Octoberjg Helen Quiet and conscientious . . . another loyal F.H.A.'er . . . a top-notch cafeteria helper . . . usually curled up with a good book . . . always wears a pretty smile . . . one future homemaker on the way. iii A iiii wf ' 523551. gl Je' 'va 'fii V If a f HELEN AGNES SCHRIVER EUGENE PATRICK SMlTH Cctober 22 Helen Jam-'5 Y 7 Pdf Baby of our class . . . loves chocolate ice cream . . . manages and subs for Varsity Cheerleading Squad . . . four year member of I.B.A .... sings alto in chorus . . . this blonde senior plans to be a secretary. 21 Our bashful Izzie of Feudin' Over Yon- der . . . an ardent member of Boy Scouts . . . president of Deposit Junior Red Cross . . . tootin' trombonist for D.C.S. band and orchestra . . . We like that lavender shirt, Pat!' . . . another A8z,P laborer . . . a prospective electrical engineer coming your way. I

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MM its ,a..,n!!' JEAN CAROL PRICE HARRIET FLORENCE PURDY JUIY I2 Hjeanneu November I5 Penny Jeanne with the light, brown hair, likes ffpeooy for your thoughtsn Q ' A a keen gift to dabble with a paint brush . . . an arrow of gab . U D always associated with good and a bullseye . . . usually seen with June times Q D . 4-So, then I told him!-n n . ' .. .a pretty nurS6 for the flltufe- loves parties and dates . . . a pretty girl with a pretty voice . . future holds plans for nursing then marriage. 5 'w NANCY ALICE RAY WALTER RUSSELL RAYMOND April 28 'l'essie I Our chosen delegate to Girls' State . . . Decembe' I3 Wall co-speaker of Op language . . . makes Plays basketball on Varsity squad . . . our her sax sing . . . super orator . . . wild Rosie delegate to Boys' State . . . toots Cornet Bell of our Senior Play . . . class poet . . in band . . . good looking member of will be a success in anything. Sweetheart Prom Court . . . our capable Senior Class president . . . swell personality . . . Zeke in our Senior Play. 20 1

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GEORGE SPRAGUE May 2 Red We like that hair, Red . . . a gridder for the football team . . . bowls a mean curve . . . another senior cornetist in band and orchestra . . . friendly grin . . . we won't forget Red's English speech about teachers . . . he intends to make his future as an engineer! JUNE FRANCES GAIL STAFFORD June I June A tall dark pony-tail gal . . . usually seen with jean . . . fond of horses . . . artistically inclined . . . a future homemaker . . . likes? . . . ambition-marriage. SHIRLEY ANN STANTON October 3 I Amy Born on Spook Day . . . president of Girls' Athletic Club . . . four year member of I.B.A .... cute cheerleader for Varsity Squad . . . all-star volleyball player . . . intends to be a private secretary. GEORGE THOMAS THEODOROU Augusf 6 George The Galloping Greek . . . one super colossal football champion . . . plays 3 great game of basketball and baseball . . . all-round athlete in the Senior Class . . . that tall, dark, and handsome Junior Prom Court Attendant . . . the juniors' contfibu- tion to the Student Council vice presidency M Q