Greenwich Central High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Greenwich, NY)

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ALUMNI RECORD In co-operation with the Alumni Association of the Greenwich High School, The Green Wit.ch in the following pages publishes a list of the graduates of the school since 1878. Every effort has been made to make the list complete and, so far as possible, accurate, and We are indebted to many graduates for corrections of the list as published last year. It is hoped that this record may continue to be a regular feature of the school annual, and that Alumni of the school will report errors, changes of address or other revisions to Principal B. M. Herrington for the Alumni Record of 1933.