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

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Class of 1934 7 Sophie Nabozna Sophomore-Senior Feed committee, usher for Senior Play. “Takes little interest in what goes on.” Paul Treber Treb” Class night committee, Stage committee for Seni »r play. “As hard to catch as a waiter’s eye.” Mabel Peagler “May” Home Economics Club 1-2. Senior Flay committee, Assembly program. “Heart whole and fancy free.” Grover Atwood Vollev Ball 1-2-3-4. Poultry and Animal Husbandry Judging Team 4, Senior Play. “And such like—’tis the natural way of speaking.” Florence Sanford “Ginger” Assembly Program, Senio Play. “Sunshine scatters shadows.”

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6 New Milford High School Elizabeth Peck Bette9 Emblem 1-4, Christmas programs 1-2-3-4. Dramatic Club plays 4. Secretary Class 3, Finance committee, Senior Play committee, Senior Play cast. Food Sales committees, Sophomore-Senior feed committee. Assembly programs, Year Book, Class Night committee, Junior Prom committee. Senior Prom committee. Properties committee tor Dramatic Club plays. “Good things come in small packages. Daniel Lynch “Dan” Dramatic club 2-3-4. Tennis 4. Finance committee, Senior play, Senior Prom committees 4, Thanksgiving and Christmas plays 4. “Wise beyond the ears.” Doris Sanford Vice-president 1, emblem 1-2-3-4, Sophomore-Senior feed. Junior Prom, Senior Play, finance committee, Senior Play, food sale committee, assembly program. Dramatic Club 1-2-3-4, Class poem, Senior Prom committee. Student Council 1-2, Year Book, tennis 3-4. Best actress. “The more we know her, the better we like her.” Robert Clark “CUirky” “Bob” Volley Ball 1-2-3-4. Senior Play committee 4, Best sport in Class. “Just a darn good kid.” Georgiana Halpine George “Georgie” Senior feed committee, tennis 4, food sales committees. Senior Play committee, Home Economics Club, Secretary and Treasurer Home Economics Club, Year Book, Field Hockey 4, Assembly program. Her hopes for the future look bright.”

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8 New Milford High School Marion Grace “Grade?” Home Economics Club 1-2, School orchestra 1-2-3, usher at Senior Play, committee Sophomore-Senior feed 2. “Efficiency is her name.” Paul Winters Assistant manager of baseball 2, Assistant manager of baseball and basketball 3, manager of basebal and assistant basketball manager 4. “Flirtation is the spice of life.” Catharine Dombrowskt “Kate” Senior Play committee, Class Night committee Distance holds no fear for the brave.” Edwin Pomeroy “Pommy” “Ed Wynn” Hockey team player and manager 3, Tennis team player and manager 4. Senior Prom committee, Senior play cast, Dramatic club 2-3-4. Wittiest Senior. “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men.” Marion Armstrong Candy committee for Senior play 4, Orchestra 1-2 34- “Music soothes the ruffled heart.