New Milford High School - Schaghticoke Yearbook (New Milford, CT)

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Class of 1932 Ralph Smyrski Ralph was a cpiict fellow—usually. He didn’t like work in any form. This may account for his popularity among his schoolmates. Wilus Tanner Willis never talked a great deal, but when he did he usually said something worth while. We think this quality will gain him success.

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i8 Ni: v Milford High School Eugene Retallick “Gene” “Shrimp” “Shrimp” was lazy as all his teachers can tell you. This laziness wasn’t at all in evidence when he appeared on the Basketball floor or Tennis court. Kenneth Rogers “Ken Ken” was another Senior who had interests in the Sophomore Class. He never was really satisfied with our class anyway, hut at least we arc glad he decided which class he prefers. Ken is one of our best actors, and we would miss him if he were not with us. Agnes Skrzypkoyvska “Scrib” YVe are still, after four years, trying to spell Agnes’ name. Mrs. Couch, alone seems to have mastered the art. Agnes has a smile for every one, and although very quiet, she is a person one likes to have as a classmate.

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Xkw Milford High School 1 0 Edwina Taylor “Nina” “Nina” was a good friend to us all. She hopes to enter the field of nursing, and fere she should “make good,” soothing the ‘ ev-cred brow” for she is sympathetic and kind-1 •, as well as being a hard and earnest worker. Good luck in your chosen field, Nina. Bernice Turner Bernice was a studious person and was good in all her studies. Everybody regrets the fact that sickness prevented her taking part in the Senior Play. Henry Walendzik “Wally” “Wally” was a capable person at doing things, but spoiled them by boasting too much. Henry always received good marks and was always on honors