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

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HARLEY EDWARD TOWER Tarley BETTY M. STIRLING General Course Camera 2, 3, homemaking 1, 2, 3g chorus 2, 4, leaders 33 journalism 4, dancing 4, art Mg physical education 1, 3, 4. Betty, the blonde, blue-eyed lass from Brooklyn, entered the senior class this year and is now one of us . This scintillating fair-haired lass takes brown points and masculine hearts with the same sunny smile, so more power to you, Betty, for your stirling qualities! CATHERINE STOPA Cat General Courxe Chorus 1, 2, 4, scoops 3, physical education 3, baseball 1, 2. When confronted with the question What do you want to be when you get out of school? , Catherine replied, I still want to be a little girl just like I am now. With this attitude, hardly anything can stop Cat from being what she wants to be. General C ourre ' Handicraft 2 , woodshop 2 , dancing 2, rifle club fSergeantj 2g physical education 2, 35 journalism 4. What would any senior period be without a few of Harley's corny jokes? Although Harley attem ts to be serious while conducting a class meeting, inevitably the Mad, Russian pipes up with How do you do? Little does our chum realize that it is he. That's permissible, Harley, because we know that your carefree way can't fail to start you well on to the road of fame. MATHIAS CHARLES ZACK Mat Commercial C oume Shop 2, journalism Qassistant editor M yr. jg journalism club Qeditor and chiefj 4. Mat is one of the most needed fellows in our class because he takes his work seriously. His most outstanding work has been as editor of Ripples and This Year . It is most likely that someday Mat will have a success- ful gpaper of his own. The class of '44 will surely support it--one hun red percent. 14

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f' 5 fvf-Xl-if A radio play written especially for this occasion by: Eliot Smith, Verne Brookes and Audrey Lindner. fflny ulwzliwz of aufmzl f1c'l'J0l1.Y if purely iflfeflfifzlliifj Time: 1954. Place: St. Louis, Missouri. fsdlffllldll Louir 1. Smith arriz'e.r at tbe home of Commander and Mfr. Harry Fenner julian. He rings the bellj Salesman: Could I interest you in-say, you look familiar! joan: Why you fresh thing! Louie Smith, what are you doing here? Louie: Oh, the gas business didn't turn out so well so I'm out on my own. joan: Well Louie, I wish you luck! Did you hear of Harry's promotion? Hes a commander now! Yes, of the Hoboken-Saint Blanche Ferry. After he left the Navy his longing for the water overcame him, so here he is! Louie: By the way, I see you and Harry did all right. Did you know that Holly Lewis became my blushing bride last month? joan: How thrilling! I had a letter from Mary Morris last week. She did the interior decorating on playboy Harley Tower's mansion. Remember how Harley saved his pennies in high school? Well, he'lI have to go on saving them after Mary gets through. Mary does everything in a big way, you know. Louie: Say that reminds me, Al Cofrank is making 'dough' hand over list now. He is the proprietor of the Deep River Bakery. joan: Remember Mat Zack, editor of Ripples and Rosa Chappel, secretary of journalism Club? Mat is now editor of the Bridgeport Herald with Rosa as his secre- tary. Louie: Allen Buckridge is taking pictures throughout Europe for Life magazine, you know. X yr X 16