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

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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

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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

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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