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

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I.KS ACTEURS Time—1934—1935 Place—New Milford High School Cast— Josephine M. Barton. President Betty A. Noble, Vice-President Nickerson Addis, Secretary Jean R. Chalmers, Assistant Secretary Truman Castle. Treasurer M yrna H. Worthington, Assistant Treasurer Act 1—Assembly Programs 1. A play entitled “ Trouble at Saterlce.” The cast consisted of Elizabeth Knowles, Louise Hatch. Phyllis Halpine, Mary Waller, Jeanne Chalmers, Martina Hoag, Priscilla Noble and Betty Noble. This was directed by Josephine Barton and Virginia Donnelly. 2. A play entitled Jealousy Plays a Part.” The members of the cast were Norma Golden. Archie Golden. James Hulton, Jean Decker, Regina Leahey. Kathryn McMahon and Aiken Miller. This was directed by Ruth Golden. Act II—For our annual three-act play we presented “Skidding,” March 15, 1935. The cast was as follows: Judge Hardy—Ralph Camp Mrs. Hardy—Dorothy Strid Aunt Millv—Aileen Miller Marion Hardy—Elizabeth Knowles Wayne Trenton, III—Edward Burns Andy Hardy—Truman Castle Myra—Jean Decker Estelle—Mary Waller Grandpa Hardy—Archie Golden Mr. Stubbins—Gerald Lath rope This play was directed by Miss Dorothy Myers with Myrna Worthington and Jean Chalmers as prompters. Act III—Because of the success of our club this year, we have recently increased the membership by taking in about thirty-five new members.

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Cl. ASS OF 1935 STUDENT COUNCIL A1.1. Emblem students and the president and vice-presidents of each class arc eligible, for membership in the Student Council. here wen twenty active members this year. The officers elected for this year were as follows: Donald Warner, President; Archie Golden, Vice-President; Ethel Frost, Secretary. In November, (.olden became president when Warner resigned bccar.se 0! his numerous Senior activit cs; Ethel Frost became vice-president, and Gerard Griffin was made secretary. Regular meetings of the Council were held in the Library the firs perie ' ever other week. Projects carried on by the organization included the selling of candy at recess on both first and second floors, and the construction of cloak room racks. The Council members also worked with Hi-Y, the “Spectator staff, and the faculty to further other projects.

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Cl.ASS OF 1935 25 BOYS’ ATHLETICS Basketball aroused the keenest interest in sports in school this year because of the team’s entrance in the Class C. I) Tournament at Hartford. Conn. The New Milford High School team scored victories over Litchfield and Thom-aston but was defeated in the final contest by Old Saybrook to a score of 24-18. Those playing for the school were Captain Millard Dorwin, Donald Warner, Klmer Roscoe, Irving Tanner, Joseph Kwasniewski. Walter Kibbe, Robert Peagler, Phillip La Grotta, Ralph Camp. Gerald Lathrope. Robert Dourland, and John Peterson. Joseph Kwasniewski has been elected to the captaincy of the 1935-36 squad, taking the place of Millard Dorwin who did a good job at the position. The baseball season has been successful as the Green team is holding first place in the League. Manager D’Anna has the following players: Captain Roscoe. Warner, Kwasniewski, Peagler. Kenneth and Ned Maxwell. Kibbe, Burns, Swanson. Onorato, Rangoni. Orzech, McNiflf and Rowe. Tennis matches have been held with several schools, and our team has had several victories. The players were: Golden, Bray, Fairman, Hulton, Smythe, Castle, Jones, Prucknik, and Russell.