Deep River High School - This Year Yearbook (Deep River, CT)

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as J ff ,fr -.ff , 'X' .,.fi4':'A,K any- Alma Mater Dear old Deep River, Praise we here thy name, Singing forever Songs to thy fame. Loyally striving As the years go by, We will be true to our Deep River High. Our Alma Mater, Dearer day by day, Keep us and guide us Along our way. Love we thy mem'ry Glory ne'er deny, Ever in praise to our Deep River High. Illl - ' v ll 'i i lk?

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Faculty WILLIAM M. FARRIS B. S., M. Ed. Washington State Normal School, Boston University, University of Maine Superintendent ROBERT S. BIGELOW B. S., M. Ed. Springfield College, New Hamp- shire University, Harvard University, Connecticut Uni- versity Subjects: Chemistry, Biology, General Science RUTH CHAFFIN B. S. Framingham State Teachers' College Subjects: Home Economics ELIZABETH IRENE DAY A. B. tPhi Beta Kappal Vassar College Subjects: Latin and Mathematics SARAH PRICE ELY A. B. Hunter College, Extension Courses at Yale, New York University, University of Connecticut Subjects: English and Problems of American Democracy EDMUND GODOWSKI B. A. Rhode Island State College Subjects: Bookkeeping and Jr. Business Training JANET M. HALL A. B. Wheaton College, Yale Exten- sion Courses, State Teach- ers' College Summer School, Graduate Study at Trinity College Subjects: French and English HELEN G. HANNON B. -Ed. State Teachers' College, Ply- mouth, N. H., Graduate Study Boston University Summer Session Extension Courses Trinity College, University of Connecticut Subjects: Shorthand, Typewrit- ing, Consumer Education HAROLD MUGGLESTON A. B., M. A. University of New Hampshire, University of Vermont Subjects: History, Biology OLIVE TUCKER SH UMWAY New Haven State Teachers' Col- lege, Yale Summer School Subjects: Grade 7 ALICE TISDALE WIGREN B. S. Mass. State Teachers' College, Boston University,Yale State Teachers' Summer School Subjects: Grade 8 5 2, '.-we,g.s, 5 - Z i.f1.t,.w ,L scum. , fx '- 11725-Ml-' WX Q

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RAYMOND A. BELLOWS, JR. Ray College Preparatory Course Baseball 4, Rifle Club 4, Chorus l, Library Staff 4. Ray has proved to be the Romeo of the Class of '42, His pleasant personality has won him many friends among the fellows as well as with the girls. HAROLD KENNETH BERDENSEY Bud Commercial Course Student Council 4 Nice Presidentl, Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Physical Education Club 4, First Aid 4, Dancing Club 4, Chorus l, 2, School Play 3 lStage Crewl, Baseball l fManagePJ. Bud has been very active in extra curricular activities, being one of the soccer team's mainstays. He is a cheerful, friendly fellow who is sure to go a long way. CLARA J. BOBIENSKI Clara Belle College Preparatory Course Hockey l, 2, 3, 4 CCO-captain 45, Baseball 4, Physical Education Club 4, Chorus l, 2, First Aid 4, Junior Prom Attendant 3, Library Staff 3, 4. Clara has been an outstanding athlete and an efficient worker in her class. Her pretty smile and take it easy attitude have won her many friends. Her winning personality should take her far in life. HARVEY JAMES BROOKS Harv College Preparatory Course Rifle Club 4, School Play 3, 4, First Aid 4. Harv's sense of humor has made him many friends. His outstand- ing performance as the prosecuting attorney in the Senior Trial will always be remembered, as well as his protrayal of the gruff banker- father in Cross My Heart when he was a junior. LOUIS ANGELO CAPITANI Lou General Course Baseball 4, Soccer l, 2, 3, 4, Physical Education Club 4, Chorus l, 2. Lou has proved his ability as an outstanding athlete by helping to win many victories for our teams. Always a ring-leader in any fun, he will be remembered as a true friend. -sn QE 4-R ,pn all' A