Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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Lnto Nlaly Oles does John Cathcalt donate hls elctrflordlnary glft of belng able to dream It all tlmes Merle Rachetel doth bcquelth to James Felllb her unlucklness To Pedll Qclccn doth Ldllll. RlNQlX bequelth hel shyncss Vlctor Lonfoltl donates hls colleglate Splllt ywhlch hls made hlm so many frlends to Halry Gath Hel boastful bplllt doth Malle btexens bequeath unto Jelly Drlscoll Helen Bull doth yxlll hel bOYlbhII65b to Josephlne Lundon To Hazel KQGDIHQ., doth Jeanette Jones bequeath her old fashloned nature The ablllty to laugh and weep It thc slme tlme doth I4 sther Gagne ulll to Adele Glfford The French students leaye to all flltlllf-3 thlld year French classes thelr beloyed poem Hernanl lYlCllldlI1L, all notes hlnts and questlons To the Class of '2 does the Class of '32 bequeath one palr of ex CLIJtlOIldlly lalg,e shoes WhlCh we hope sald class wlll fill as capably as the Class of 32 COll9CtlX9lX and lndlxldually ue do yylsh the Class of 1:3 success and happmess durlng the comlng year Lastly we do bequeath to the Vlnltols anythlng whlch use may thoughtlessly leaye behlnd us ln the blllldllig' such as paper wads notes lnd other useless artlcles so that thev wlll newer forget the Class of 32 IH whose memorv thev wlll fOlBX er remaln In testlmony whereof we hereunto set our names and affix our of flclal seal thls thlrteenth day of May ln the year of our Lord one thou sand nlne hundred thlrty tvyo Presldent EDWARD DENNIS Vlce Plesldent SHIRLEY BRITTON Secretary LAURA RICHARD Treasurer CHESTER MOORE Slgned and sealed by thc IDOXQ nlmed ln the presence of each and declaled by them to be the last yylll and testament of the Class of 1932 n yyltness whereof and at thell request we haxe hereunto bLlDbCI'lb9d our names JENINIIE CIMMINO DORIS IFFLAND ROBERT BELL I61l I I ' l ' ' - '. . . ' ' j ' ' ' ' 2 ' ls. 1 1 1 2 1 -1 1 1' 1 ' X.. . . k .,, . .2 S I. 2 . J t, A n C 1 v I 1 1 v s L n ' 1 , 1 1 ' 1' , 1' ' 1 1 U 1 . 1V an 1' a vlw 11 1 . . T V 1 . , . ' ' 1 . 1 1, 2 , K.: ' jk. . 1 1 11 1 1 ' 1 1 11 I 1' 1 , U 'H' ' ' y 1 S, ' K1 1 1 ' 1' lfT'l1JOS6d upon them by thelr lnstructor, Mr. Hlll. 1 7' 1 1 7 ' vh S1 Q ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 17 1 1 ' 1, K11 ' 1 SK1 ' 1 K1 11 1 my 1 - 1 , , ' 1 1 ' ' 1' 1 1 1' 1 '9 1 11 :1 1 I Y 1 :K ' 1 V1 ' 1 ' 1 1 3 Y l . Y. V ' 1 1 ,, . . , Q . v r ' . v v 1 . . . Y y . V - ' 7 ! A' . . 7 7 . . 1 L A k . . . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 A t 1 c 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1' 1 ' 11 ' f - I 1' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' . . . . 1 1 . . ,

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John Sltko bequeaths hls secret GXQFCISGS for reducmg accompamed bw one lesson 1n the performance of these yearlv dutles to Gladys Lauss To Maly P1e1 son does Margaret Clex eland leaxe her dlgnlfied man ner Ray mond Zelnel bequeaths h1s tltle The Pelfect Gentleman t fharles Morehouse Juhus Gemelll bequeaths hls ab111tv as an alllound athlete to B1ll1e Hoysdradt Ted B0lllll donates hls knowledge of the latest methods of farm mg to Ray mond Bentley Many Ermn doth lease to Dorothy Klttle her secret on how to tram led halr to be attractlxe Raymond Cla1k bequeaths h1s orator1cal power to Hlmy Sllx er To Ma1tlH Tobln doth Thomas Mulllns leaxe hls happv go lucky sprlt Latherlne Hoffman doth bequeath her extreme pollteness to Rlchard To Joscphlne Lundon does Ohxe Heyxltt f,1xe the pleasure of b mg, IlllSlL1'9Sb of the detentlon 11st ln loom 7 Irene Rossx wllllngly gn es her two newly edlted books Inqu1s1t1ve ness and How to obtaln the des1red answer to Vlctorla Rlchards To B1ll1e Hoysdradt does Laura Rlchard leave her roller skates and her ab1l1ty to use them Margaret Cleveland leaves her crutches to whosever has need of them It IS rumored that they are very effectwe ln reduclng Step rxght up Jumors' Donald Speed bequeaths h1s sklll and renown as an amateur radlo broadcaster to Marjorle Seaton To Rlchard Bauldauf does Edward Lauf donate h1s efflmlnate nature Marle Mlller leaves her petlteness to Ellzabeth Dwonkowskl Albert Delullo doth leaxe to Bettv Tunlck h1s d1st1nct1ve sneeze John Thompson doth mllmglv bequeath to MRIIOFIQ Seaton hls desk and seat 1n room 37 so that she may haxe somethlng to remember h1m by durlng the lonely hours of her senlor year To Peter Radley does Marjorle Curtlss bequeath her llterary ab1l1ty N1cholas Szeszkowskl bequeaths h1s ready smlle to Mary Cukras l60l N 7 v l ' 7 1, ' ,, 7 ., ' .4 ' Q- 1 . 1 Q 1 v ' ' - , , ' ' ' 46 9! , , 0 , n ' ' H V, KK 93 ' ' ' Y Q .' , v , ' 1 v ' '1 1' 1 1 If T 1 1 .1 I - Y . I 7 ' v A I J Lauldauf. ,, , . , ,, ., S , 1 1 - 3 . . .. .Y . ,, ... - 7 , 99 I6 ' ' 77 ' ' ' , . H ' ' va ' , . . . . . , . . . . . . .

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Qlnhnrxl In will We the Class of 1932 of the T01l1llg't0l1 H1gh Qchool 1n the Cltj of Tor11ngton State of Connect1cut Countv of L tchneld belng of sound md d1spos1ng, mlnd and body do ordaln and make publlc thlg COd0Cl1 to the w1ll We reaflllm exerx thmg 111 Sdld mll and add the f0llOXXlIlg' Robert Bell doth bequeath to John Lawton the corrldors of THS as affency for the sale of utters Joseph Clancv gn es to H Hennequln h s box1sh modesty Unto H1ldreth We1go1d doth V1rg1n1a TVV1I1l11g leave her soph1st1 cated a1rs Albert Delul1o leaxes to Lawrence Ferry h1S t1tle as The 9en1or Neusboy Unto Wllllam Brothwell doth Ph1l1p Dow leave h1S knowledge of Edward Gamble leax es h1s pretended IIIHOCQIICQ to Donald Kennedv Unto Bernlce Slmpson does Edythe Gr1fTlths bequeath her COSm6t1CS mcludmg the reddest of llpstlcks Maur1ce Hoben bequeaths unto Iulnest Froel1ge1 h1s notes Wh1Ch helped h1m so much 1n Chemlstry Chester Moore leaxes to any Jumor boy the power he had of run Hlllg around the corrldors fO1 a buslncss conference Wlth some teachers Dante Bredlce and John bltkO lcaxe that extra somethlng around he VValSt l1ne to H S1lxer and E Frochger Unto Stuart Martm does Umbert GIJCODIHI wxllfullg bequeath h1s so called g1ft of gab Hls t1tle as Shlek does Carleton Allen bestow upon James Con cannon Charles Kuna leaxes DIS gleat learnlng to the whole 1un1or class tor he IS sure they ulll need lt Mabel G101a does hereby glxe her Sh0lt stature to Thelma Cowles Andrew Olson leaxes to Donald Kennedy the art of mak1ng the most H0156 whlle talklng about h1mself lb-ll . . 1 41. ' I ' Y v ' 9 - K v 9 L 9 z . 1' Q, ' . 1 H .. I D I ' . . ' 1 D l ' i ,' . ,t KC ' ,Y . 7 . . ,, . L XT . n -L o ' ' li Y! Cblcago Hlld 1tS gangs . v Q . ' . ,Q . Q . . . . . ,. V . 1 . i . . . V I 4 4 . I If ' ,Y A ' o ', - sc ' sv , , - . 1 v . Q . . . . . 7. . I . I v I v 1 I Y t . Y v . ..