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E, M New Milford High School Nancy Gates Gaxley” Senior Play committee. Class Night committee. “We know none sweeter, aye, no. hi .dcr too.” Marguerite Peterson Secretary Home Fxonomics Club i. Social activities for Heme Economics Club, Sophomore-Senior feed, Senior Play cast, food sales committees. “She strolls about with dignity.” Dorothy Edmonds “Dot Home Economics Club 1-2, received prize in Home Economics 2, usher for Senior Play 4. “Bad habits has she none.” Minnie Cohen “Min “Minky School orchestra r-2-3-4. Senior prom and Senior play candy committees, Home Economics Club 1-2. Silliest Senior. “Laugh and grow fat.” Josephine Yoisard Sr. Play CommiMec , Class Night Committee. “It is well to he seen and not heard.”
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Class of 1934 13 Dorothy Caldwell “Dot Senior play committee. Class night committee. “As dependable as the Northern Star.” Arvid Alfredson “Any“ Baseball 3-4. Stage Committee for Senior Play. “Uneasy lies the ball that feels his bat.” Ethelyn Underhill “Undy” Home Economics Club 1-2. Usher in Senior Play. “A merry soul within ’ Elliott Kuhne “Dma” Entered in Sophomore year. Basketball 3-4. Senior Play committee 4. “Throw away the books, let’s play awhile ’ Anna GerEg “Anny” Home Economics Club 1-2, refreshment and program committees for Senior Play and Prom. “Happy as the day is long ’
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Ci.ass of 1934 '5 Louise Camp “Luzy” Loir Student Council 1. Sophomore-Senior feed 3, Thanksgiving program 4, head usher Senior play 4. “It is not so much the girl she was; it’s the girl she is that counts.” Harold Straub Hal “Strauby” Basketball 2-3-4. Baseball 2-4. Committee for Junior and Senior Proms 3-4. Stage committee for Senior play 4. “They know not the extent of my power.” Claire Decker “Oscar” “Charlie” Sophomore-Senior feed 2, Food sale committee 4. Home Economics 1-2. “Horses! Horses! crazy over horses!” Clarence Hansen “Tub' Orchestra Committee for Senior Play 4. Several Assembly programs 4, Track team 2, Class artist. “Genius glows brightly in the dark.” ('»E N EVIEV E H ALPINE “Gen” “Joan” Committee for Sophomore-Senior feed 2, invitation committee Junior Prom 3, finance committee 4, Thanksgiving play 4. Home Economics Club, school reporter 4. business manager for Senior Play 4. committee Junior Prom 3. advertisements for Year Book 4. food sales 4. substitute on basketball team 4. emblem 4. “Let’s hear the news, hot off the press.”
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