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

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aa 4 2 ,xl Q, .MM X, x I 'Ui V F fri, lv tc! G J X. i - XJ vi .-fm ,xy L Row 1: Robert LaTour ger, Margaret Mayer, Patricia Mills, Delores Lakin, Jane Kipp Sandra Mapes, Phyllis Moore, Carol Hathaway. Row 3: David Martin, Richard Lobdell, Ciharles Katen, James Madison, Raymond Mills, Raymond Hettel, Donald Koch. ette, John Mallory, Woodrow Lakin Paul Muller Row 2' Edith Kra 9' X lv S: X., Row 1: Stanley Woodford, Willard Strong, Philip Schmitz, Richard Proffitt, Paul VanPelt. Row 2: Ruth Peaslee, jean Wilson, Gerline Prentice, Sonja Smith, Jacqueline Smith, Pearl Walley, Marian Ottens, Mary Stones, Dorothy Sanford. Row 3: Francis Walley, Ronald San- f d Cl k ' ' ' ' ' ' or , ar Teed, Ernest Parsons, Keith Schriver, Philip Smith, Donald Pmney. 29

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Fre hman lass g Q. w r 'f 5. Mx f' l-Q or or I , fit? 3 . X fr Patricia Mumbulo Ed cl S+ g wer ron Vice Presidenf Presidenf Mass Doris Emens Advisor su... The class of ,SQ started out its Freshman year by electing class officers. The class colors, red and white, had already been chosen. The annual ,vw ' 4 Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in November. Mary Gregory James Daugherty In March the mystery play, The Black Hands, Treasurer Secrefdry written by members of the class, was presented in an assembly. The class owes its success to Miss Doris Emens, advisor. l , . M-, l h O'C nor, Francis Leonard, Victor Hettel Row 2: Agnes Oswald, Row 1: Alfred Mills, jo n on -- , Myra Katen, Mary Leonard, Patricia Mumbulo, Donna Raymond, Linda Owens, April MOCYS, Margaret Lusk, jane Morgan, janet Kamin. Row 3: Clarence Hafele, Barbara Mendel, CiffOl Harris, Bonnie Robertson, Mary Gregory, Leo Lee. Row 4: John joscelyn, Lawson Price. l M tin, Richard Nesbit. Richard Hauber, Douglas Parsons, Ne son ar 30