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

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MARGARET VICTORIA CARLSON Marge Chorus 1, 2, 33 journalism 3, 45 physical education 3, 4g class treas- urer 2g typing award 35 hrst aid 1. The boys are crazy about Marge! So are the girls, of course. Every- one admires a young lady who is loyal to her class, tireless as a worker, C ommereial C ourre and ever ready with a priceless quip to cheer one up. Marge vows she will soon be a receptionist. We know that she more than qualities for this with beauty and brains as assets. I ROSA COLETTE CHAPPEL Chap Chorus 1, 35 journalism 45 secretary and head typistg physical educa- tion 3g typing award 2, 33 Becker College Award 3. What would the Journalism Club have done without Rosa as head typist? She certainly has helped to make the Ripples a big success Commercial C ourre this year by seeing that it was always on schedule . Although Rosa is one of our best students, she certainly can compete with any giggler in our class. .big X ALFRED JOHN COFRANCISCO Wimp College Preparatory Courre Physical education 1, 2, 3, 43 rifle club 2, dancing 1, 2, shop 1, 2, chorus 2, 3, first aid 25 home ec. 2. Wimp's shyness certainly attracts the girls. He always keeps his class in suspense, for he Hirts, not with one, but with all. Even though he won't tell us his little secrets, the class wishes him loads of luck in the Navy. RICHARD DOUGLAS COLE Dick College Preparalory Courre Rifle club 2 3 chess club 2, physical education 3. Dick has maintained an outstanding scholastic rating all four years at D.R.H,S. His right answers have pulled the seniors out of many difficulties. There is no doubt in our minds that Dick will succeed in any task he may undertake. 9

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F. PEARL BATTS -'Banya General C ourre Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, baseball 1, 2, 4, dancing 2, physical education 3, journalism 3, assistant art editor 3, art editor 4. You take the high road and I'll take my own road , is Pearl's motto. We know our witty artist better than that though! A girl with clear ideas, true school spirit, and outstanding ability in the field of sports-this is the true measure of happy-go-lucky Pearl. VERNE RICHARDSON BROOKES Worm College Preparatory C ourre School play 2, 39 baseball 2, 3, 4, soccer 3, 4, student council 2, 4, fPresident 4, 5 first aid 2, Vice President 3, Acting President 4, camera club 3, journalism 3 fcirculation managerj 4, sports editor, rifle club 2, dramatics 2, physical education 3, 4. The class of '44 would certainly be incomplete without you, Verne. Not Richardson but Success should be your middle name. Coach Craven will discover a mighty big gap in the baseball nine next season. However, we hope that you continue in your sports career for you surely can make yourself at home on the mound as well as at Audrey's house. AMELITA F. BURACCHI Bena General Coune Hockey 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 1, 2, 4, baseball 1, 25 dancing 45 physical education 39 ioumalism 3, 4, home ec. 2. Vivacious Bena , always ready to serve on extra curricular ac- tivities, especially dance committees, has proved herself to be a great help in getting orchestras-and service men to come to our dances. That's all right, Bena , more power to you. CARROLL ANTHONY CALAMARI Brud General C ourre Physical education 2, 5, 4, home ec. 2, journalism 3, soccer 4. Brud Calamari is well known throughout the country as the play- boy of '44. He sure proved that he could beat out the rhythm with those drumsticks when he playled in the school orchestra. We-know that with his great sense of umor and his pleasing personality he will succeed. 8 F 'V

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ELIZABETH CECELIA EAGAN Bette College Prepaarlory Courre Chorus 1, 2, 45 journalism 45 literary editor, scoops 35 assistant editor, student council 25 secretary 45 homemaking 25 nursing 25 class treas- urer 3, 4. If there ever was a ball of fire in the class of '44, Bette is it. She has proved her talents in Problems. If you want to get in on a hot subject, just challenge Bette on the topic Roosevelt . lf you are not a Democrat before you start you will be when you finish, for her beauty, brains, and that certain something are sure to get you. WINIFRED G. HALING Winnie C ommerrial C ourxe journalism 45 physical education 35 chorus 1, 2, 35 baseball 2, 45 librarian 35 typing award 2, home ec. award 2. Although Winnie never went out for the team, she is one of our outstanding baseball players. Her quiet manner is misleading, for when it comes to being a regular all round girl, Winnie is right on the old home plate every time. RICHARD BOARDMAN HENRY Dick General C ourfe Chorus 35 soccer 1, 2, 3, 45 baseball 25 captain of traffic squad 4. Dick's witty answers have sent the senior class into uproars and Dick into the hall. That slap-happy way of yours is bound to make you a success in any held you may choose, Dick. SOREN CHRISTIAN IBSEN, JR. Ibbie College Preparatory C ourre Student council 1, 2, 45 school play 35 journalism club 45'business man- ager, dramatics 4. Ibbie is the man who can crack any business deal without batting an eyelash! The class is endowed with a carefree, talkative fellow in Ibbie , with an irrepressible grin and enormous appetite. Well Ibbie , if brains andinatural ability are desirable in life, you should quickly ascend the ladder of success. 10