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

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JOYCE LUELLA TRUESDALE February IIJOYH Decefnbel' Hjifnn Our joyful senior . . . noted for cute poems The last of the Three MuSketeerS.' ' .' a and stories . . . sports enthusiast and an Super duper mabmafl ' ' ' our Contflbutlon altocetiso in Chorus - U D a Hair for the to the outfield . . . l1kes Harpursville . . . drama . . I nHeard any good jokes any- an outdoors sportsman . . . our 4-40N body? . . . future ambition-skirts ahoy- track man ' ' ' hkes late hours' the Waves of course. -i MYRTLE IRENE WOODFORD TERESA ANN ZACZEK February 7 Myr+ June I9 Tessie Handles the money for the Future Home- Tall, blonde and good-looking . . . one makers . . . athletically inclined . . . good of our Home Ec. enthusiasts . . . valuable sense of humor . . . always ready to help addition to Acorns staff . . . handles the . . . slams home-runs for girls' softball team. money for G.A.C .... industrious vice president of F.H.A .... a great asset to the Camp Hilltop staff . . . a valuable addition to the list of future secretaries. 23

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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

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IN APPRECIATION We are grateful to Mrs. Beverly Skillman in many ways. She has been an understanding and helpful friend to all the class. Her untir- ing efforts to help us produce our Senior Assembly, her invaluable aid during the Senior Play and her wonderful friendliness have en- deared her to us. Thus, to Mrs. Skillman, We, the class of 1956, offer our sincerest thanks. Editorsmin-Chief Senior Editors Photo Editors Subscription Editors Advertising Editors Art Editors Club Editors Sports Editors Music Editors Typists Distribution Editors Snapshot Editors Business Manager Junior Class Editors Advisor , Sophomore Class Editors Freshman Class Editors Eighth Grade Class Editors Seventh Grade Class Editors Mrs. Beverly Skillman Senior Class Co-Advisor Barbara Fineout, Ferne Mumbulo Patricia Haubert, Sandra Bridge Eugene Lobdell, Doris Menzel David Luck, Teresa Zaczek jack Reynolds, Helen Schriver June Stafford, Elaine Lengel, Jean Price Agnes Anthonisen, Lorraine McElroy, Richard Mapes June Busiield, Walter Raymond Cecilia johnson, Patrick Smith Joyce Beers, Janet LaTourette, Georganna Pavlov Jon Chandler, Peter Feehan Sidney Cunningham, Joyce Truesdale, Ted Macknik Nancy Ray Richard Ellsworth, Edris Linkroum jon Baskerville, Anita Dickenson Anthony Smith, Agnes Oswald James Weidman, Jane Parsons Alice Menzel, Richard Daugherty Miss Rosemary McCormick