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

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SOPHOMORE CLASS President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary OFFICERS Robert Dodd Samuel Smith Frederick Peagler Elizabeth Baske Our class had eighty-four members at the beginning of the year. Four members left, John Allen, Margaret Beatty, Harrison Chatterton and Mildred Bates. Three new members, Robert Saxon, Robert Ewell and Lorraine Scavillo, joined our class. A social was held in March. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Thomas Gerber William Moore William Peagler Katherine Keating The Junior Class is composed of seventy-eight members this year. Since our Sophomore year we have had no new members and four have left it. Many of our classmates have participated in the sports of the year, among these were: D. Law, A. Straub, R. Roehler, R. Conn, H. C'rabb, and M. Halpine who were on the varsity basketball team. The soft-ball team was composed of the following Juniors: H. Crabb, I). Slater, 1). Law, A. Straub, M. Halpine, G. Boucher, B. Corn-well, J. Stevens and R. Koehler. W. Salocks played on the football team and ,1. Nabozna was our representative for baseball. The Juniors gave their social on February 18 and their prom on May 20, both were very successful affairs.

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DRAMATIC CLUB OFFICERS President Truman Castle Vice-President John Peck Secretary Jean Peck Treasurer Ruby Conn The main activity of the Dramatic Club this year was the play, “Growing Pains,” given December 22. It was coached by Miss Merwin. The cast included Ralph Merritt, Katherine Keating, Jean Peck, Thomas Gerber, Katherine Hos-ford, William Salocks, Walter Conn, Eleanor Disbrow, Hetty Cornwell, William Moore, Mildred Golembeski, Judson Holmes, Donald Parcells, Doris Ferriss and Frederick Meddaugh. ¥ TRI-Y CLUB President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Leader OFFICERS Arline Aldrich Jean Marsh Anah Chapin Katherine Keating Miss Theo Merwin “The purpose of the Club is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian conduct.” We have only been organized since 1934. We sponsored a food sale in October and a very successful Harvest Dance” in November. We entertained the Torrington Tri-Y and Mr. Yergen, the county leader, at one of our meetings and we attended the annual Tri-Y tea at Winsted. At Christmas time the Club distributed several baskets of food to the needy. At the close of the school term we enjoyed a theatre party and picnic. Our speakers have been Miss 1 heo Merwin and Mr. Williamson, both of the faculty.