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

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5 if Iliff Fmt Row: Carlson, Berchulski, Ressler, Lukie, Zupan, Sindelar, Comstock, Negrelli. Second Row: Marvin, V. Brookes, T. Brookes, Stevens, Coach: Mr. Craven, Mozzochi, Eagan, Hazuka, Ziegra. The 1943 Champions of the Shore Line League with a record of 5 and 1 are pictured above. Not as many games were played but the 1944 team holfes to have more games and as good a team. 3 CCIRET- 195 Fm! Row: Mucha, Mozzochi, Calamari, Brookes, Captain: Ressler, Tatko, Goff, Couch, Winschel. Second Rout Smith, Rankin, Negrelli, Sokolowski, Manager: Bowie, Eagan, Ziegra. Barb Rout Coach Mr. Craven The soccer teams of the League were very well matched. The boys won four games and scored 13 points to the opponents' ll. They were led hy one of the best players in the League, Ed Ressler, who was Captain of the 1945 team. Kas -ZFX final!

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INS! vQg5'fas3srgg5srHsswntsf:v.t. . , . X af., t ' V b c Mx H464 Dm ww 'airway -1 r 4 ', Hi' T1 'W' ' W ':x: 'Wi' ' WW g BQ RSE 1b.L KJfe..f'-rf ournalism lub Although the journalism Club at Deep River High School has been confronted this year with war-created problems, it has consistently produced an attractive, mimeographed issue of Ripples each month. Its crowning achievement, perhaps, has been the publishing of This Year in spite of many unforeseen difficulties and drawbacks encountered during the period of its preparation. The entire undertaking was begun much earlier than usual in order to as- sure publication of the yearbook. All written material was completely edited by De- cember seventeenth and individual senior photos and group pictures were also ready on this date. Mathias Zack, editor-in chief, and Verne Brookes were selected to rep- resent the journalism group at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association Convention in New York City, from March twenty-third to March twenty-fifth, along with the club's advisors, Mrs. Sarah Ely and Miss Vesta Tourville. 29

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GIRLS 'HOOKFY Fnxrl Roux Left to right: Misliclt, Butts, Moore, Kurze, Burrachi. Nelson, Zohel, Gleason. Second Rout Assistant Coach Miss Hannon, Miezejeski, Czapiga, Wrilff. Batts, Maas, Goff Zaremba. Holmes, Spray, Koskey: Third Row: Cutone. Eagan, Pulcini, Morris, Pasltey, Smith. Kurze. Stirling, Greeney, Lloyd Coach: Miss Tourville. This years hockey team had a reasonably successful season, winning three games, tying one and losing one. Three afternoons weekly found the girls out on the athletic tield receiving constant and thorough drill. This practice was made possible to a large degree by the willingness and cooperation of the eighth grade girls who faithfully reported to play. lt is the sincere hope of the girls that the interest might carry on into future successful seasons. 31 v