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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1947 volume:

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A x ' ,cs 0 She has taught us many lessons not In books We the members of the Class of 1947 deeply mindful of the prnvnlege of having had her guudance throughout our four years of hugh school dedicate our 1947 This Year to Mass Elizabeth Irene Day We have advanced through her cooperatnon profltted by her advlce and been elevated by her hugh Ideals and fine example 4 . ,fe D E D I C A T I N FACULTY Muss Hannon BE Mlss Towle BE Mr Muggleston AB AM Mr Lawler MA ED AB Mrs Jenness BS Mr Comerford AB Mr Driscoll BS 5 Miss Day, A.B.p Mrs. Ely, A.B.p Mr. Groth, B.S.g Mr. Bourkeg Mrs. Stowers, B.S.E.p Mrs. Morris -anew,-In 5955.755 'Q- 1 .IOURNALISM CLUB One of the most Important extra curncular actnvmes of the school IS the Journallsm Club organized In 1937 Comprnsed of Jumors and Sensors at publushes mne ussues of the Rlpples , which for the past several years has taken a second place ratmg at the ann I Columbia Scholastic Press Assoctatlon conventlon, for papers of nts class In 1940 the first Year Book was publnshed an a mumeographed form Every year smce then greater eftort has been expended on thus prolect, and each year Ends a bugger and better Year Book produced 6 Z5 rw ' XQQX W FICTIXIQILS 3 E CLASS TRIP Week of Aprll 2lst New York Cnty CLASS DAY June 'I3th Last Assembly SENIOR RECEPTION June 13th COMMENCEMENT SUNDAY June 15th St Josephs Church Chester Connectncut Baptist Church Deep Rnver Connecticut BANQUET June 16th Ye Castle Inn Old Saybrook Connectlcut Master of Ceremonies John Mucha Class Gifts .Ioan Zobel Donald Rankin GRADUATION June 17th Class Colors Maroon and White Class Flower Maroon and Whlte Roses Class Motto Let Knowledge Grow 7 Ill, Bl' ,JA 3 If fx . I ff: C LA S S O F 'I 9 4 7 v 2 'sf' RUSSELL W BENNETT All must be earnest an a world like ours ek- Commercial Course Russ T Shop l Homemaknng Club 4 xv Gs J 'Vx' sf' f X -N1 The Merchant Marnnes loss was our gam nn the case of Russ Has quuet manner conceals a mlschlevous streak that can make hum the lnfe ofthe party when he wants to be EDWARD JOHN BERCHULSKI HH Handsome hunting man Frre your little gun General Course Burp Chorusl 2 Homemakmgl 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Dancmgl 2 Shop 2 Card Club 3 Class President l Muschuef done? Look for Ed' Need a crow? He ll get one One huntlng day was well worth many hours made up at noon but his secret laugh ns he seldom got caught BERNARD W BOWIE Q Cudgel they brains no more about rt College Course Brute Chorusl 2 3 Shopl 2 Dancnngl 2 Soccerl 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Safety Patrol 'l 2 Class Vlce Presudent 2 3 Card Club 3 Dramatucs 3 Student Councul Vuce Presndent 3 Representatlve 4 Mmstrel 3 Class President 4 Semor Play 4 Merry company and wntty remarks were a constant source of amusement to has classmates Berme proved humself a real leader as Presldent of the Senior Class Nice work Bernue JEAN CUMMINGS Smg away sorrow cast away care General Course Chorus 1 3 Dancmg l 2 Glee Club 2 Basketball l 2 Baseball 'I 2 Homemaklng 2 Bowlnng l Journalism 4 Mmstrel 3 Play Contest 3 4 Petate and neat Jean combnnes the rare quallty of humor and seriousness In one lsttle person who us very successful at collectmg hearts and causing them to flutter after benng caught 8 -ff' 9- MARGARET PATRICIA EAGAN Of more than common frlenclllness College Course a Chorus l 3 Baseball 'l Scoops 2 Student Council Secretary 2 3 4 Journolnsm Assnstant Edntor 3 4 Class Secretary 3 4 Sensor Play 4 Vlvaclous laughing lrlsh eyes a flnger In every ple didn t have too much effect on Pat s scholastic standnng An Eagan suftlce to say' MARY LEONA HUMMEL The very pink of courtesy Commercial Course Chorus2 3 Art2 3 Dancing 3 Operetta 2 Journalism 4 Senior Play 4 Mary us a happy go lucky member of our class School ns her pet peeve and the man power shortage? sltuatlon her mam topic of conversatnon All the best of luck In the future Mary EUNICE W HURD A face all steeped IH smvles College Course EUNIS Chorusl Danclngl 2 Dramatlcs2 Journallsm3 4 Safety Patrol 2 Scoops2 Cheerleaders2 3 Orchestra2 3 If you want a thnng well done ask Eumce If there s ever any fun there s Eumce For her sunny laughlng eyes Are nn truth but half dlsgulse For a gurl mdeed a prnze named Eumce PHYLLIS ANN LUKIE Born with the gift of laughter General Course G Orchestral 2 3 Dancungl 2 3 Chorusl 3 Safety Patroll 2 Cheerleaders 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 Hockey4 Scoops 2 Sensor Play4 Mmstrel 3 Journalusm Club Secretary 4 Pal IS a small but mnghty gal Always seen wvth a laughmg face keep those eyes sparklmg Pal' A cute little truck that we hate to see go 9 if 11 ' ' 11 11 11 P t 1 I I I 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I I - , . . - 1 11 - 11 1 I 1 I I I I . , . 11 ' ' ll 11 - 11 - H0 I 1 I I 1 I I I 1 I 1 - 1 I H 1 I ' , 1 1 X 1 1 ' , 11 - - 11 i ll ll P l 1 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 I , 1 I 1 1 I I I ,ge I I - 11 ll ' ' ' ' - I . - is f? Y if WILLIAM E MINER The smule that won I come off General Course I Boys Sport Club 'I 2 Boys Outmg 'I 2 Basketball 2 Chorus 3 Art 3 Homemakmg Club 4 Semor Play 4 Here s a boy wlth the laugh and the trucks for every occasion Never a dull moment wlth our fruend Bull around He also has a knack for settmg femumne hearts a flutter Best of everythmg and keep them rollmg nn the aisles Bull JOHN J MUCHA Then he will talk good gods' How he wrll talk' General Course Poot Chorusl 2 Shopl 2 Homemak1ngClub'I 4 Basebolll 2 3 4 Soccer I 2 3 Captain 4 Dancung 'I Card Club 3 Semor Play 4 Class Vuce Presndent 4 ln John s four years at D R H S he has set an excellent record In sports The gay wutty humor whnch he possesses over shadows hrs mlschuevuous ways It cannot be sand that John IS a student and a scholar but at can be sand that he us an example of a real Amerlcan boy DONALD EMIL RANKIN And halmg no one love but only her General Course Swede Chorusl 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 4 5tudentCouncal'I 2 3 Presldent4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Orchestral School Playsl 2 Operettasl 2 Mnnstrel 3 Contest Plays 2 3 Semor Play 4 Class Vlce Presudent 'I Class Presndent 2 3 Chnstmas Play 2 Beamrng smule and a way wuth the women efflcuent Student Councul Pressdent supernor at sports and dramatlcs But has heart belongs In Essex ANNA MARIE RESSLER Never say more than rs necessary Commercual Course Mutch Chorusl 2 3 Softballl Class Treasurerl 2 3 4 Safety Patrol 2 Cheerleaders 2 Mlnstrel 3 .lournalusm 3 Treasurer 4 Semor Play 4 Good natured and cheerful She us ever ready to lend a helpmg hand Bemg treasurer of both the Journalnsm Club and the Semor Class has proven Anna qunte capable of handlxng money May happmess always be yours IO lx-X 3, 1-Y ...rf JUNE MARIE SAMUELSON Enough work to do and strength enough to do the work General Course e Chorusl 2 Dancmgl 2 Baseballl 2 4 Dramatxcs 4 Cheer leaders 'I June of the sunny locks and qulet manner can speak her mind when the occasnon anses She certaunly proves the old adage Stull water runs deep D WARREN SCUDDER Hrs very foot has musrc rn rt General Course Scud Orchestra I 2 3 Chorus 'I Art 'I 2 3 Shop I Journallsm 4 Dancmg I Munstrel 3 Play Contest 3 4 Qulet poetlc and musucal Dave manages to tuck In hrs ablllty to draw Hts sketches of western he men wlth smokmg plstols has guitar and his courtmg way So secretuve of hrs accompllshments so shy' VICTOR PAUL SOKOLOWSKI A really busy person General Course Socko Baseballl 2 3 Chorusl 2 Soccerl 2 Captain 3 Shopl 2 Card Club 3 Homemaktng Club 4 Asst Soccer Coach 4 When any one of us has needed a frnend with a helpmg hand a cheerful smlle and marvelous dlsposntlon Socko has always been on the 'ob Whether It be has car has skull at sports has wlllmgness to tackle a mean lob Socko s mllllon dollar personallty has pulled us through STEPHEN J STOPA A man clrllgent rn his business College Course Steve Chorus I 2 3 Homemakang Club 2 4 Art 2 Dramatlcs 2 Student Councll 2 Operettas I 2 School Play 3 Semor Play 4 Mlnstrel 3 Words lust don t descrlbe Steve Hts unassumlng nature and ten dencues to express a spurut of fun make a fine cloak for hrs excellent scholastuc record II ,fn 'G K KR 24' X AUDREY JUNE STREIT Woman s at best a contradiction stlll General Course Chorusl 2 Artl 2 Dancungl 2 3 CheerIeaders2 Journalusm 3 4 Orchestra 3 Play Contest 3 Sensor Play 4 Speech Chorus 4 Audrey s sprughty wut and clever chatter make her a valuable member of the class Even her more caustsc comments are valued and her flour for red heads glves her the appearance of always carryung a torch ARTHUR CARLETON WINSCHEI. Much study IS a wearrness of the flesh General Course Cutle Chorusl 2 3 Soccerl 2 3 4 Basealll 2 3 4 Safety Patrol 'I 2 Homemaklng Club 'I Card Club 3 Operettas 'I 2 Contest Play3 Dancmgl 2 Mmstrel3 Shopl 2 Whoever first called Art Cutne certalnly struck an approprl ate note He has a way wuth the ladies which when accompamed by that slow smule and Sinatra voice should carry hum tar DAVID F ZACK Men who know much say little College Course Orchestra 'I 2 3 Chorus I Safety Patrol I Model Club I Chess Club 'I Art Club 2 3 Homemakung Club 4 Davud us the type of person who ns mce to know He can do a varlety ot thmgs well never boasts has good common sense and all of thus ns seasoned wnth an orngunal sense of humor that makes Dave as we said before a mce person to know JOAN MARIE ZOBEL A good mind possesses a kingdom Commercnal Course Chorusl 2 3 Dancmgl 2 Sattballl 2 Hockeyl 2 3 Cheer leaders 2 Secretary 3 Dramatncs 2 School Play 3 Contest Play 3 Journalusm 3 Edntor un Chnet4 Sensor PIay4 D A R Award Ever where there was odd 'obs to do never quute ready tor regu lar classes so long as other thmgs can be done' Actnve In sports plays and super actuve on Journalusm earnest effort wnllmgness to try and a spmt that enloys a chuckle yes that s Joan I2 Come gather round ye Sensors To lssten to thss song Its wrstten all about you And wont be very long The class of forty seven Wsll soon be gettsng through Wsth four good years of schoolsng As hsgh school classes do The psctures have been taken The prophecy ss done The wsll has been recorded And thss has all been fun Now sensor year ss over Or very nearly so But here s some sensor hsst ry That ev ryone should know Down to good old Deep Rsver Came Russell lunsor year How glad we ve been to have hsm He s lolly yet ssncere Soko ss so good natured Hss eyes have danced and laughed He s had no colds thss year because He s kept out of the draft' Davsd s a quset fellow Ssnce A s are too much trouble He s satssfied wsth B s A fav rste song has Mary She ll ssng st any day Put that ksss back where you found st Put st back back rsght away' Joan s been our good old fasthful Who s worked for forty seven No task has ever pleased her Come seven come eleven Eunsce ss always smslsng She ss a happy lass She s never had to worry For tests she d always pass Arthur s sn league wsth Wrsgley Hss saws work overtsme For Spearmsnt s pungent flavor He often spends a dsme June s worked hard on ssx sublects For last year she was ssck She found appendsctss Could make thsngs pretty thsck' CLASS POEM John loves a Junsor lassse Youll see hsm by the stasr A watchsng and a wastsng John does she really care? Another valsant lover ls Donnse nscknamed Swede If he could move to Essex He would be glad sndeed Audrey ss small to look at But bsg to lssten to Accordsng to her story She s happy to be through Anna has kept our bankbook And gathered sn the dues Wsth her to be our treas rer No nsckels dsd we lose Bsll comes to us from Haddam He rsdes down on the bus He has a truck that sometsmes Wsll run wsthout a fuss There s safety sn large numbers Varsety lends spsce These facts keep Phyllss happy She flnds all boys so nsce Eddse has grown a trsfle Enough to shoot a gun ln Hsgganum the rabbits Are always on the run Bernse the class elected Its sensor pressdent And to sts many meetsngs Much dsgnsty he lent Davsd and Jean are frsendly And have been from the start I really thsnk by thss tsme Each has the other s heart Pat s been our secretary And kept the msnutes strasght But as for worksng hours She could not manage esght Stephen ss good at actsng And also as a cook He s done hss lessons promptly No matter what the book And now the story s ended There ssn t any more For forty seven numbers Exactly lust a score ELIZABETH IRENE DAY 13 s I 7 . . f . - 2 I , I . - . . I . I s I ' ' ' ll ll . . , . , , 2 , I 1 . . I , . , I ' ' I 1 I . I I I I . I - , , . , . . I I ' I J , . , . f I I . , . . Who takes hss work wsth eases , , . , I . 1 - ' 1 I , . I . , . . I . 11 ' - I , I ' ' H . . , . I ' v s I . . . I I f . 7 , . I I I : ' . I n , - , . . . , . . . . . I , , ' I I , . n I , . . I 1 I r 1 ' I , . I CLASS PRQPHECY SCENE A well known restaurant nn Hartford Conn TIME 8 30 November 5 'l959 Seated at a corner table are three of the state s leading polntncnans Congresswoman Eagen sand to be the mannstay of the Republican party the up and coming Governor Ranknn and the well known Senator Bernard that s a noke son Bowne The first two are congratulating the latter on hns successful nnsertnon of the 22nd amendment nnto our Constntutnon This amendment automatically provndes for a S1000 annual increase nn salary for all United States senators In the mndst of their dnscussnon they are nonned by the well known socnalnte Mrs Chauncey Van Astorbnlt fformerly Mnss Mary Hummell The four nmmednately begnn dnscus snon of the forthcoming class reunnon Eddne Berchulskn cant come sand Mary He caught pneumonia huntnng bears nn Alaska and has been snck nn bed for a week However he has nothnng to worry about The doctors say he ll recover Speaking of doctors put nn the Senator Have you heard about Bnll Mnner? He recently accepted a posntnon as a physnatrnst at the Conn State Mental Hospital He says he finally found a nab where he feels rnght at home doesnt he? Snnce he became heavyweight boxnng champnon of the world hes finished off 32 opponents nn clean knockouts They say he got hns strength cutting wood nn the Hnlls of Haddam Dnd you hear about Jean Cummings replned Mary Shes now snngnng steady at the Stork Club nn New York Shes getting top bnllnng as Torchy Cummings and nts rumored that nt won t be long before she gets a call from Hollywood Yes sand Pat and speaking of Hollywood the latest news from there ns that Arty Wnnschel and Pal Lukne have been chosen to co star nn M G M s latest pncture Knsses nn Springtime They say that Wnnschel ns the greatest find snnce Gregory Peck and Pal Lukne has already put Ingrnd Bergman out of business Have you read the latest best seller? asked Senator Bowne The tntle of nt ns Horses and Women and nts wrntten by Dave Scudder Prnor to publnshnng hns book he spent a year nn South Amernca gathering maternal Says he Cquotel If thns book contanns more information about women than nt does about horses nt s because the women were so much more co operatnve I4 - ' I ' - : , , . , . . . . I I . . . I . ' Il I - -' - ll ' ' I , . I ' ' II ' ' I II ' ll ' ' ' , . . . 1 I . l I ll ll ' ll ' Il ' ' I I - ' ll Say, said Governor Rankin, Russ Bennett seems to be doing all right for himself, , . . . . , . ' I ' II II ' ' ll ' Il I ' ' , . . , . . . , , . ., ' I ll Il ll ' ll ' ' I I I . . . , . ,, . . ' . . . , . . , . . . . . . ,, ll ll ' ll ' ' ' l , . , . . . . . I ' I . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . , I And contmued the Senator speakrng of the lnterary world I hear that Dave Zack IS now worklng as a magaznne Illustrator for Esquure He says that of all the 'obs he s worked at thus one as by far the most soul satrsfyung What do you hear about June and Audrey? Well answered Pat June ns wrltrng an advice to the lovelorn column for the New Haven Regnster She says that the reason she IS able to glve such good advice on the sublect IS because her own love lute ns so systematlcally arranged She also works wlth Audrey Strent who writes the gossip column for the same paper Its called Qunps by Audrey and that krd sure wrstes a hot column Whats become of Soko and John Mucha? Soko ns now playnng first base for the Cardmals answered Governor Rankrn and an addmon he rs marrled and has four fine boys and last year he was voted Most Out standlng Father of the Year And the last I heard about John he was covering the route between Chncago and New York as a travellng salesman for a bug sportmg goods com pany He says he envnes Soko because he d luke to get married and settle down too only the gurls an Chlcago Cleveland Pittsburgh New Jersey and New York are all so urrlsrstlble that he can t decade whlch to puck from poor boy Talkmg about marrlages put In Pat Joan Zobel us now married to a bug Wall Street magnate She started out as has personal secretary and as she put nt thmgs lust sort of progressed What about the rest of the gang? Well answered the Governor Anna Ressler IS a beautlclan and has her own beauty shop She has won natsonal fame for her revolutionary halr dos and has gust publlshed a book on the sublect called Upsweeps by Anna Eunlce Hurd IS now teachmg In old D R H S he contmued She teaches Latm and Math and she says at s a great relief to be able to ask someone else the answers for a change By the way mqulred Pat what IS Stephen Stopa doing? ls he stall baking those crummy I mean those yummy cakes? Why Mlss Eagan answered Mary Havent you heard? Steve IS a research gar dener for Burpee s seed company' At first he had has own seed business and tried to put Burpees out of busnness But when thungs got a lnttle tough he went to work for them Instead Now I understand he us really puttmg them out of business Oh dear I havent reallzed the time What wrll Mr Van Astorbllt say' Well I ve got to run along I ll see you all at the reumon Untnl then goodby now THE END 15 Il ll ' ll ' - 1 I I . . . . . . , I ' I Il ll ll H - - - 1 - ll I I . . - . . . . . , , . - I I - ' I 11 ll - - - ll - ll 1 I . . . . . , I - . , . - I . , . . ' 1 1 1 I . . . . , . . . H , . . . ,, . . ,, . ,, . . . 1 I . . 1 . . - I I ll I1 ll ll - - - I I . . , , 1 r - H ' ' ' - ll - H - . . . ., . . , . ll ll ll - - ll - - - - r r - ll H I ll ll 1 - 1 I ' ' , . . . , . . . ' r . . . . , - 1 I - I . . . . , , . . . , . . . ,, . , . T ust'l1ll1lluuhC1lesTumant ol' The Ullluss all 47 We the Class of 1947 of the Deep Rnver Hugh School bemg of lawful age but of unsound mnnd memory and ludgment do hereby make publnsh and declare this to be our last Wall and Testament To Mr Lawler we leave a flle of teachers who will always be on call at a minutes notice to replace any sudden absences In the faculty We leave Mr Muggleston a mechanucal robot to be used at least part time un the office Keep hum In good runmng condmon and hell last for years To Mnss Day we leave our deep apprecuatuon and thanks for all she has done for us In the past four years We leave Mrs Ely mmus one headache but on second thought we leave her a bottle of aspurun lust un case another should appear The class leaves to Mr Comerford a copy of Eddle Berchulskls book soon to be publlshed The Correct Mnsuse of Grammar Dont let thus fall mto the hands of your future English students To Mrs Jenness we leave a bottle of Energy Tablets to restore the energy used clnmblng up the numerous staurs to the Home Economlcs department One tablet should be taken after every trip To Mr Drnscoll we leave a fully furnished house wlth all modern conveniences so that he and Mrs Driscoll can move rught un and stay To Mr Groth we leave a new hammer to start off next year wlth a bang We leave Mrs Morrls ever so many thanks for all her patience and help rn making the Sensor Play a success To Muss Hannon we leave a Handu Tool the tool of many uses We leave Mr Bourke hardly knowlng we have left Russell Bennett leaves has knowledge of automobiles and what makes them run to Norman Blodgett Good tunkernng Norman To Ethel Kosky., Jean Cummmgs bequeaths her long well grown flngernanls We know you ll take good care of them Ethel Wnllnam Muner leaves a stack of has wntty remarks that there may never be a dull moment an future Problems Classes Donald Rankm walls the many hours he has spent In Essex to Paul Hopkins Remember Hoppue time as a precuous thnng so make good use of those extra hours Arthur Wunschel leaves has naps un Social Studies classes to Walt Comstock gust so they won t be neglected To Lyle Brookes June Samuelson bequeaths Knot that he needs :tl her tltle of Class Pest so he can bother the gurls Anna Ressler leaves her quuet manner to Mary Pulcnnn Use a little of It Mary I6 'T' Z. ia' ' . . 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David Scudder leaves his guitar and poetic verse to Ray Kusmiersku May you have a Rhythm and Rhyme of a time John Mucha leaves his high batting average to Bob 'Lander with hopes you ll use it well Bob Joan Zobel leaves the position of Editor in Chief in Journalism and all its problems to next years Editor in Chief along with wishes for a successful year Mary Hummel leaves the troubles of Bookkeeping and Typing classes to next years venturers into these realms so they won t be bothered with time on their hands David Zack leaves his wavy hair to Francis Grandsire Keep on trying and soon itll look as well as David s Victor Sokolowski leaves all his deferments to anyone who may need them We know you wont need to use this Jimmy Phyllis Lukie leaves her athletic ability to Roberta Alexander Dont let the school down Bert Patricia Eagan bequeathes her newly acquired driver s license to Pete Streit so he will be already to go to town when he becomes a Senior Stephen Stopa leaves his favorite recipes to Eddie Terrlll May they help you to achieve your goal Eddie Eumce Hurd hands down to all underclassmen her ability to have fun dream and look studnous thus fooling the Faculty all at one and the same time This invaluable document signed sealed and attested on this eighth day of January in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and forty seven will Committee PATRICIA EAGAN EUNICE HURD Witnesses MARION L TOWLE JAMES F COMERFORD l7 . . . . . , . Audrey Streit bequeaths her ability to get along with the teachers to Jimmy Palmes. , . . . . . . . , . . . . , . ,, ,, . ' Il ll ' f MOST COURTEOUS CLASS ACTORS CLASS DREAMERS Eunice and Berme Joan and Donme June and Steve asia. 14 ,X BEST DANCERS MOST TALKATIVE MOST STUDIOUS Pal and Donnie Mary and Burp Eunice and Steve QUIETIST IDEAL STUDENTS CLASS FLIRTS Anna and Dave Eunice and Steve Mary and Bernie CLASS POETS CLASS SINGERS MOST ROMANTIC Eunice and Dave Flossy and Donnie I8 Mary and Donnie BIGGEST BLUFFS Mary and Bill CUTEST Pal and Cutie MOST POPULAR Joan and Donnie ,L -M2 we 113, My his -EN, WITTIEST CLASS MISCHIEF MAKERS MOST IMPORTANT TO CLASS Audrey and BIII Flossy and Russ Joan and Donme BASHFUL CLASS PESTS NICEST SMILES BEST ATHLETES Anna and Steve June and Burp Anna and Donme Pal and Johnme WN 'i MOST LIKELY TO MARRY FIRST CLASS MUSICIANS CLASS ARTISTS CLASS SCREWBALLS Mary ond Donme Pal and Dave Audrey and Dave Joan and Burp fl- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BEST DRESSED I9 HAPPY GO LUCKY BEST SPORTS Pot and Berme Pal and Berme Pat and Burp Pal and Socko I 9 . ., - . 1 , n iz' D . 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LEST WE FORGET On the mornung of September 9 nuneteen hundred and forty three we a class then numberung thurty one students entered the portals of Deep Ruver Hugh School Self con scuous partly wonderung partly fearung after surveyung our surroundungs we expectantly seated ourselves un our new home room In a few days the wonderment and fear wore off and we gauned our footung establushung ourselves as the Class of 47 Remember our St Patruck s Day tea dance and our first accomplushment the deduca tuon of the School Servuce Flag Then the Munute Man Flag And do you remember the rapud change of Englush teachers? Another year rolls around and now adoptung the Lordly State of Sophomores we undertook a new venture the Sophomore Hop Thus proved to be one of the most success ful dances of the year Lets not forget our auctuon wuth Donnue Rankun and Bull Bates presudung as auctuoneers and let s not forget thus same year Mary Hummel uouned our ranks and Mr Farrus left the Another year and we found ourselves Junuors Thus year Mr Lawler assumes Super untendent dutues our T B tests had us on puns and needles Joe Batts left for the Navy Russell Bennett Jean Cummungs and Bull Muner louned our luttle group Remember the unter class contest plays we won second place And then the Junuor Prom our flrst formal lMay 10 19463 At long last we re Senuors and our ranks have dwundled to twenty That was un September We were sorry to have Jean Cummungs leave us un January makung our number nuneteen Then our Play whuch netted us a welcome proflt was flrst on the agenda Then our Square Dance presentatuon of the D A R Award to Joan Zobel our Journalusm Edutor un Chuef Funally the Senuor Receptuon Senuor Banquet and last of all Graduatuon' ' ' Zl 1 ' 1 . 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I , . , . . . . , . , . . . , AROUND TOWN f N SENIOR NIGHTMARE A painful excitement clutched at my heart With trembling fingers I ran a comb through my hair and rechecked my makeup My carefully manicured nails smoothed the full white skirt of my dress and straight ened my stocking seams An icy finger of thought pushed Itself from the back of my mmd All worries about my appearance were gone and there remained uppermost but one nerve racking specter my speech A sickening dread spread through my body tracing frigid patterns up and down my spine What if I should forget it be a fa1lure7 The humiliation would be more than I could bear Holding my notes before me I slipped into my lacket and fixed my eyes on the speech repeating it slowly Before us now lies a new life full of new hope new possibility new oportumty as I drew on my white gloves I kept going over the words As I ran to the waiting car to sit behind my mother and father the stuffiness seemed more than I could bear A fervent hope sprang into my mmd perhaps something would happen earthquake fire Of course it didnt As I left my parents at the door I suddenly felt alone among all those people Almost immediately my friends surrounded me talking laugh nervous their talk superficial I felt alone In my fears and stage fright Then we assembled and walked onstage As the brilliant footlights struck me a wave of fear engulfed me nearly drowning me In its onslaught The sea of faces seemed to be staring solely at me I scarcely heard the first part of the program Then I heard my name called and I dragged my reluctant feet to the front When I started the speech my tongue seemed thick and heavy but as I continued the words flowed through my body When I finished the applause was thunderous surprising me With a light heady loy I stepped forward to receive my diploma from the principal a key to a new world My commencement was over Barbara Rodamer 49 WINTER WOODS The cold wind hurried through the silvery branches as though it were in a great hurry to get somewhere The stars twmkled and wmked at each other The drooping boughs of the towering trees seemed full of life as they whispered and laughed to each other Some of the old shriveled up leaves danced on the glittering snow to the rhythm of the wintry winds First one limb would bow leisurely to the ground and then his friend next door would return the bow The snow glistened diamond like as the wand blew It from one corner of the woods to another The lacy spruce trees were large snow men after the wind and storm had stopped Here and there a clump of grass was seen which looked like a huge fluffy powder puff The owls in the steeple of the pines hooted and scolded the other birds of the woods for being up so late and a .lack Rabbit went scamperlng through the heavy underbrush A large overgrown mouse flew rapidly across the valley and hid an the squirrel nest till the squirrel came back from shopping The slum mouse skidded down the sllpery tree and traveled on his loyous way through the soft feathery snow The night became much calmer and the wmter winds slowed down The snow settled into a thick crept into their snug little homes and stayed until sunrise All was quiet Marilyn Brookes 49 X td, ing, babbling. I did not notice that their laughter was blanket for the frozen earth. The animals of the wood ' . .11 r I I I e ' I. . flle Ill -' i . . 1 fi . , ,A ' 24 Longmg The roarmg guns have long smce ceased But un our hearts we find no peace Snnce you are gone You gave your lute for cause so true Your country s need was all you knew Now you are gone A hero s home you have so earned Stull rn our hearts your memory s burned Though you are gone Charlotte Schlott 48 Death A black mist clouds my eyes A warm hazy must A must which enchants me Its gettrng closer and closer Its engulflng enfoldlng covering me I watch startled bewrldered enveloped ln thought Is thus death creepnng upon me? Its strange I m not afraud I thought of death as terrtfylng Carrymg me away wrth sharpened talons A beast as black as ebony Want' The must IS wuthdrawung The sublrme feeling rs over Come back' Come back' Oh' Come back' enchanted must Come back' Im not frrghtened Death holds no terrors for me any more Come death I welcome thee wlth Ioyous heart Marlorue Paskey 48 Fear I walk the dark street Fearing the noises that I chance to meet The alley cats on the garbage paul The sound of footsteps so Inght and fraul The cry of dogs when death rs near All these thangs to me are fear As the clouds pass over the gleammg moon My shadow stands nn silent gloom To people death IS very near I know I am enclosed an fear Stephen Sokolowskr 4 Memories Today I went a wandering My memorles were my guide I walked along a shaded path My sweetheart by my slde I swung upon a garden gate And clrmb an apple tree I scrambled under the cnrpus tent And saw a three rung show for free And here I snt rn my rocklng chair Remembrance brmgs chuldhood near And thmklng back on all my past My school days seem most dear I thunk wnth tender Iongnng Of those days so long ago The Junuor Prom my Semor days Were the best of life I know Now somehow even tho they re gone They re here for me to see For I have locked them all away In my book of memory Prascllla Stone 49 O 1 . 1 , 1 I . 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X L ,AJ J I X AL. ir--nr ME AND MY The sun IS bright My spmts are Inght The world IS merry and gay My time I blde And go for a rude Me and my Dodge Coupe As we bump along I croon a song Passmg the time of day Wath a clatter and clash I pass the Nash Me and my Dodge Coupe Then with a shudder It starts to sputter And stops on the hrghway And playmg smart It lust wont start That beat up Dodge Coupe I shake my head The thought I dread Of walking that long way For a lrttle cash It failed me my coupe The cars whlz by And I wonder why I own thus Dodge coupe There goes a Ford And a royal blue lord And even a Chevrolet When I get a tow The tures blow Some more I ll have to pay Now l can t balk I ll have to walk And I ll bless that lrttle coupe I open the door With a crashmg roar Its left an the road to lay I guess It s too late To curse my fate For buyrng that cozy coupe DODGE COUPE Delaymg no more And locklng the door I shrug and turn away What care I If the thrng dud due I loved that llttle coupe To me It was all On dates ut would stall In a most convement way But I wouldnt be told By frrends so bold That ltd fall me some day Hukung the road I bore my load In a wicked sort of way Some people stared I only glared My feet felt lust luke clay When the sun settled down I had reached the town Despanr was my array Wnth some hope burning To sell that thnng the next day Wrth the sun I arose And grabblng my clothes I went for that fateful place My strngung prude Burning Inside It was a sad disgrace ln my eyes There was no surprise When I saw a note where th door lay Not a tncket Instead A paper whlch read Just clear thus lunk away For twenty green bucks A guy wnth hrs truck Wnll clear It all away For that and no more He can have the door And the whole darn Dodge Coupe' D WARREN SCUDDER 28 , . 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N X - km N 'JK W 0 V y XQWX V V5 Q Xu YN X 'sw 'A Q W WX A K, y Q JQHIORS Junior Class Roberta Alexander Lyle Brookes Edna Cynar Frances Eagan Alice Greeney Paul Hopkins Walter Kalwick Ethel Kosky Lillian Kurze Raymond Kusmierski Richard Morrow Willard Marsden Mary Miezeleski Jean Parmelee Marlorie Paskey Mary Pulcini Charles Rosenblad Charlotte Schlott Robert Langer Madeline Smith Norma Spray Stephen Sokolowski Alice Towner Jane Watrous Clara Waz Dorothea Wulff Constance Wyzy kowski Stella Zaremba Donald Calarco Adele Cutone Barbara Andeen Beatrice Bennett ADVlSER Mrs Richard Moms Sophomore Class Norman Glover Richard Marvin Walter Comstock Larkin Edwards James Palmes William D Lizzarraga Allen Webb Francis Grandsire William Francis Richard Johnson Arthur Samuelson Arthur Streit Edward Terrill Bette Parker Nancy Johnson Joan Glover David Turner Robert Linder Norman Blodgett Marilyn Marsh Jeanette Bianchi Anna Gauette Marilyn Cox Viola Liddell Emily Marvin Beryle Wilcox Amy Watrous Elizabeth Morrow Josephine Pulcmi Antoinette Trabucci Marilyn Brooks Joan Brooks Helen Pitts Anna lbsen Barbara Rodamer Marie Balosie Regina Tate Elwood Champion Geor gianna Salak ADVISERS Mrs Sarah Ely Miss Helen Hannon Freshman Class Robert Zanelli Webber Modehn Burton Johnson Robert Benson Kenneth Winschel Gerard Morin William Tate John Yantos Jane Nielson Mary Manning Leonora Nucci Vincent Nuccn David Peterson Catherine Brockway Marlorie Piazza Joan Platt Glendon Hunt Thomas Czepiel Ann Clark Lillian Malacarne Marilyn Berchulski Mary Kuchyt Beverly Priest Virginia Burr Irene Priest Nancy Marmo Helen Klimaszewski Constance Berchulski Francis Rutty Roger Johnson Constance Ventura Mary Parmelee Molly Mather Mary Thurlough Nancy Moss Barbara Brookes Priscilla Stone Josephine Stopa Priscilla Neft Phyllis Glover Robert Turner Arthur Nedobity Bernard Sepega Charles Phelps George Lee James Eagan George Heger Donald Peters Paul Mondani ADVISERS Mr James Comerford Mr Walter Driscoll 30 I I I I I . 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Lf ' ' . ,',l V I 4- I , or -' he infer 1 ., - aj, :v l., ff , 'l-1 j','P it-v . 1 . r . 1 Q 7 , fl - , ' fe' j, 1 5 ri 1 FF Nj 35 V! 3:4 .sp 1' 5 771: N- Elghth Grade Barbara McCarthy Betty Gnflln Diana Capltanl Domlnlc Pulcunl Lee Carrell Nancy Prann Mabel Tooker Judy Cllne Wnlllam Kalwuck Donald Hnnes Barbara Klem Ins Sulverman Norma Cutler Dorothy Zaremba Carol Herr Donald Buckndge Walter Kensel John Waz Thomas Wrnght Charles Barone Edward Budney Rnchard Braunard Anthony Calarco Donald Johnson Ronald Tower Thomas Cox ADVISER Mlss Marlon Towle Kids N if FN 'Sl ,..J44n.4.. il Seventh Grade Glorna Alexander, Dolores Smith, Althea Past, Peter Hopluns, Betty Zannl, Sally Gaylord, Charles Pandlanu, James Monte, Murray Zack, Leon Terrnll, Arlene Ressler, Dolores Sweeney, Beverly Putts, Marlene Pearson, Rnchard Alexander, Harry Joy, Charles Ressler, Thomas Mondam, Howard Bunkley, Elizabeth Kurze, Anne Watson, Nancy Southworth Betty Comstock, Jean Marsh ADVISER Mrs Stedman Stowers 32 L i+-Q L 1 'WK 4 9 Q -1 STUDENT COUNCIL Durmg the school year 1946 47 the Student Council has had charge of tramc regu latlons has arranged the soclal calendar, and has mstltuted a system of momtors ln the corndors during school hours The Council has learned In comparison with other hugh schools of the slze of Deep Rnver Hugh that ut has about the same powers as other student councils Deep River Student Councnl us more democratnc than some, as all nts members and officers are elected by pupuls un some schools part of the members, and port or all of the ofllcers are appomted by the faculty 33 Chorus Jennie Bizelewicz, Lillian Malacarne, Annie Clark, Mary Parmalee, Barbara Brookes, Marilyn Berchulski, Irene Priest, Phyllis Glover, Julia Gregory, Jeanette Bianchi, Anna Gauette, Barbara Benson, Marilyn Brookes, Joan Brookes, Merle Parmalee, Viola Liddell, Joan Glover, Beryle Wilcox, Shirley Morrow, Marie Balosie, Edward Terrill, Robert Langer, Raymond Kusmierski, Allen Webb, Charles Rosenblad, Josephine Stopa, Mariorie Piazza, Beverly Priest. INSTRUCTOR-Mr. Groth . ... 4 .L fs-if-5 251 5? Orchestra Barbara McCarthy, Betty Griftin, Julia Gregory, Priscilla Stone, Nancy Prann, Judy Cline, Walter Kalwick, Richard Mar- vin, Gerard Morin, Anthony Calarco, Wil- liam Kalwick, Edward Budney, Lee Correl, Fred Zobel, Edward Terrill, James Eagan, Thomas Mondani, Dale Lawler, Donald Hines. INSTRUCTOR-Mr. Bourke Esprit, ,ii-4 ss, Melody Club Viola Liddell, Joan Glover, Jeanette Bianchi, Anna Gauette, Julia Gregory, Regina Tate, Stella Zaremba, Edna Cynar, William Tate, Edward Terrill, Jennie Bizele- wicz, Frances Rutty, Phyllis Glover, Nor- man Glover, Charlotte Schlott. INSTRUCTOR-Mr. Groth I' awk Hockey Club Alice Greeney Nancy Prann Barbara McCarthy Dlana Capltanl Phyllis Lukle lrls Silverman Adele Cutone Frances Eagan Barbara Rodamer Helen Pntts Norma Spray Madellne Smuth Mary Pulcum Antonnette Trabuccu Jane Nnelson Jane Watrous Leonora Nuccl Joan Platt Josephine Pulclnl Charlotte Schlott COACH Mrs Rnchard Morrus T Soccer Bernard Sepega, Anthony Calarco, Charles Barons, David Peterson, Arthur Strelt, Richard Marvin, Wnlluam Tate, Arthur Samuelson, Kenneth Wmschel, Arthur Wmschel, Victor Sokolowsku, Donald Ranknn, Wnlluam Froncns, Davnd Turner, John Mucha, Vlncent Nuccl, Charles Phelps, James Eagan, Robert Turner, Lee Correl, Richard Johnson, Bernard Bowne COACH W H Muggleston A 3 1 Y' V 'P 6' l 'e of gif, bit: V 9 Baseball Team Victor Sokolowski John Mucha John Eagan Whitney Brookes Edward Berchulski William Francis Arthur Streit Walter Smdelar Robert Lindner Donald Rankin William DLizorraga David Turner Richard Marvin Bernard Bowie Donald Calarco Richard Johnson COACH W H Muggleston Ixus. X. ,. V, Cheerleaders Jane Nielson, Leonora Nucci, Mary Pulcini, Helen Pitts, Antoinette Trabucci. COACH-Mrs. Richard Morris sew. Q'-tv 4 Ji A , - I Yi was-snug-n-.anew HIC in Masque and Dagger Adele Cutone, Allce Towner, Anna Ibsen, Ethel Kosky Margaret Rutty Shrrley Walden, Marnlyn Cox, Betty Parker, Nancy Johnson Amy Watrous, Helen Pitts Josephine Pulcml, Jane Nielsen, June Samuelson, Mary Manmng, Antonnette Trabuccn, Barbara Rodamer Reguna Tate, Lyle Brookes, Wnllard Marsden, Paul Hopkins ADVISER Mrs Richard Moms viepwli., 19110 ' Social Club Francus Rutty Arthur Nedoblty Gerard Moran Webber Modehn John Yantosh Glendon Hunt Burton Johnson Kenneth Wmschel Davud Peterson Robert Benson George Lee Arthur Samuelson Wllltam Francis Robert Zanelll Vincent Nuccn Donald Peters George Heger Frances Grandsnre Paul Mondam James Eagan Bernard Sepega Joan Platt Mary Kuchyt Vnrglma Burr Cathenne Brockway Bernice Harlow Pnscllla Stone Mary Lewns Marllyn Mather Nancy Moss Georglanna Salak Mary Thurlough Constance Ventura Nancy Marmo Prlscllla Nei Elrzabeth Schuller Leonora Nuccl Constance Berchulslu ADVISER Mr James Comerford 'uf' Photography Club Larkln Edwards Walter Comstock Norman Blodgett Charles Phelps Elwood Champion Donald Calarco David Turner Stephen Sokolowsk: Walter Kalwlck Richard Marvun INSTRUCTOR Robert McMahon 'ive Astronomy Club :chord Johnson William D Luzar raga Emily Marvln Robert Llndner Arthur Strent ADVISER Mass Elizabeth Day Chemistry Club Norman Glover James Palmes Wullnom Tate Davud Turner Roger Johnson Thomas Czeplel ADVISER Mr Walter Driscoll v X, i 5 f- 301, n9 I if Glrls Home Economics Norma Spray Lllluan Kurze Manlyn Marsh Jane Watrous Faye Darlnng Madelme Srnlth Beatrice Bennett Jean Parmalee Barbara Andeen ADVISOR Mrs .lenness ,ix '75 Boys' Home Economics Q Bernard Bowne, Stephen Stopa, Donald Rankin, Edward Berchulskl, Wnlluam Muner, Vnctor Sokolowslu, Russell Bennett, John Mucha, David Zack ADVISOR Mrs Jenness 39 iii ,phvi B . 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