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

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Class of 1932 7 Dorothy Allen Dot Dot was always in a hurry to get some place, and she doe and will get there when she graduates. Theodore Anderson Rose-Bud Rose-Bud” was our most popular boy and was well liked by the majority of the class, (especially the feminine part) but lately he received a few important positions in school which went to his head. P. S.—He has to buy a bigger hat now. Marion Atwood Marion surely gave us a thrill! We didn t realize we had a Garbo among us! Here's wishing you happiness, Marion.

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6 New Mii.ford High School Robert Nelson ‘‘Bob President “Boh was selected as our t est looking and he was one of our most popular hoys. What more can we say? We are al' grateful for the hard work he did for us and we want to wish him success. Stuart Lathrop “Bag Vice-President Stuart, otherwise known as “Bag, went out in a great hig way for sports and consequently became a shining star on our Basketball team and was elected the best athlete. Clifford Kiefer Cliff Secret ary-Treasurer Clifford was voted the most dignified Senior hoy, and he is also the only unkissed hoy. Believe it or not! Well, Mr. Dignity, keep up the good record.

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s Nknv Mi i.ford ili . i i School Doris Benedict “Dopey Doris always seemed to he just a few minutes late for school. Her nickname “Dopey” was cpiite appropriate. IIei.en Benson Helen was very quiet, but she did not go unnoticed, however, as may be attested by the fact that she was voted our “Prettiest” girl. We are sure her quiet manner, and “sunny” disposition will win her many friends. Beatrice Bona “Beady Beady” sure was one great pal. Stepping into the Senior Play with only a week’s notice. playing basketball, making honors, and giving the Class Prophecy are only a few of the many things this capable girl has done during her high school days.