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

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Rvow 1: Sally Hafele, jean Giovagnoli, Shirley Morgan, Carole Hadden Gail Martin Ed 1 Linkroum, Kathy Guthmuller. Row 2: Charles Hermann, Mary Flack, jane Littlejohni C325 Haynes, David Frank. Row 3: Kenneth Mayer, William Greenman, William Hulbert ilameg Fox, james Palmatier. Missing: Patricia Hulbert, Andrew Niles. Y K .X flf X X Xi ., X if l C51 6 Row 1: Nancy Stever, Mabel Tabor, Jacqueline Wheeler, Beverly Schultz, Caroline Snashall, Phyllis Truesdale, Linda Skellett. Row 2: Lynn Warner, Chester Shew, Evelyn Turner, Patricia Thompson, David Vitale, Ralph Smith. Row 3: Harold Schmitz, Robert Smith, William Zintl, Leo Shew, Gary Starbird. Missing: Philip Smith, Peter Theodorou 27 llll V2

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William Zinil Presidenf ,lumor lass Mrs. Dorothy Millward Advisor Allan BGHYIGH Anita Bonanno Vice Presidenf Recording Secrefary The class of '57 has had a very successful year which included the sponsoring of the junior Prom, running the concessions at the home football and basketball games, and the presentation of a very successful assembly. These activities were under the capable supervisi-on of its advisor, Mrs. Millward. K C3 Beverly Schultz Corresponding Secrei Peter Theodorou Treasurer Row 1: Darlene Constable, Carolyn Brundege, Alice Evans, Louise Chandler, Betty Ellsworth, Alta Butts, janet Ackerman, Shirley Alberta, Row 2: jack Decker, Lavina Evans, Genevieve Carr, Wanda Beers, Thomas Davis. Row 3: William Barnes, Richard Ellsworth, Roscoe Croston, William Clift, Allan Bennett i 26 Gail Marhn Recording Secre- , ,fl'W l 4 fi i JL X , Lf DZ ' 'ii 3 f r YM'

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