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Class ok 1932 25 FRESHMAN CLASS In the new high school there are two Freshman rooms. Miss Bousquet and Mr. Knox are the room teachers. In both rooms there are eighty-four pupils enrolled. This class will be the first to go through all four years in the new high school. The class officers are: President, J. Gaxrity. Vice-president, 1). Warner. Secretary, M. van Kleef. Treasurer, J. Wright.
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24 New Milford High School SOPHOMORE CLASS The Class of 1934 has an enrollment of thirty-nine (39) an tvvcnl eight (28) boys. There were two additions during the school year : Eleanor Petersen and Walter Thalen. The class officers are: President, Granville Burton. Vice-president, Carvl Thatcher. Secretary, Katharine Castle. Treasurer, Alice Johnson. Emblems were awarded to Thatcher. Castle, Burton, Sanford, Marsh and Russell. “The Joy Ride,” the Christmas play, supplied a rattling good entertainment which was repeated in two weeks at the Washington-New Milford plays. The cast veas as follows: Mother. Doris Sanford: Father, Robert Heck and Granville Burton; Austin driver, John Docktor and Roland Marsh; Mary, Betty Peck; Johnny, Edwin Pomeroy; Cop, Walter Aston: Auntie, Katharine Castle. Basketball: The girls receiving letters were Thatcher, Straub, Smyrski and Stevens. Boys participating in basketball were Straub. Leahey. Burton and Aston. Baseball: Leahey and Straub played good games during the season. The Senior Feed was a success as long as the food lasted.
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26 New Milford High School JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tub Jlxior High School consists of grades 7—rooms 10—14—15, with a registration of 133. The new school has made it possible for these grades to he in the High School building. The pupils have received their new title with much enthusiasm, likewise getting their picture in the “Senior Year Book.” The following are the names of pupils who entered during the year: Room 10—Owen McGinn, Bernard Fairman, Herbert Thalen, Grace Kelley, Edith Wall. Claire Ash well. Wanita Mills. Room 14—Charlotte Bevis. Room 15—Frances Drombroski. Frank McMahon, Lillian Kelley. Names of pupils who have left during the year: Room 10—Georgetta Ferris, Edith Wall. Room 14—Edwin Kolwicz, J. Elsie Johnson, Mario Montera. Room 15—Edna Oleman. A feature worthy of comment is the excellent attendance. All of the classes have succeeded in getting one perfect day. Room 15 had two, and Room 14 had three.
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