Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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ldent of the class of 1935 Then haung brax ed all he1 stuches 1HC1Ud 1ng the cold blasts of G JUIILIS Caesar she closed hel sophomole yeal Then 1n September 1933 the carefree band of f1ol1cke1s better knoun as the Class of 1935 returned to school as glorlous JLIIIIOIS who were de termlned to settle down and swell the ranks of the honor rolls Alas af ter two years of medlocre work the studes had completely forgotten how to studv that IS all except Rube and a grocers handful of others As a result the Class of 35 d1d such Sl1pSh0d work that many of ou1 profs became bald from the constant detachment of wads of ha1r Agaln Rube kept up the good work for Dlrector Eastman and she was awarded the cox eted Owl and T for her Work 1n that restaurant story Youth Must Be Served Her role as an actress changed sllghtlv that year though for she was chosen to coach Mr Dlckens Chr1stmas Carol and any cry1ng done by our herolne was done beh1nd scenes 1m mune from the publlc eye Rube made the finals of the prlze speakmg contests held that year and her efforts vsere g1eatly apprec1ated The same year Rube refused renomlnatlon for V109 Presldent to ac cept the nom1nat1on for the Presldency thereby beconung the first g1rl to have that honor But the studes had not qulte grasped the ldea of a Presldentess so Bet went down to glorlous defeat However she was consoled by her elect1on to the Job of ASS1St3Dt Ed1tor of the newly form ed X Ray whlch was born after the death of the Tabula 1n 1933 atlon and the carefree horde IS a hftl more s rmus fo fhwk of leaung our fosterlng mother Alma Mater but the Romans had two words for lt and so tempus fuglt Durmg the summer vacatlon Rube was sl1pp1ng ln a httle practlce for her future career teachlng She taught a small group of tlny vacatloneers the fundamentals of the Blble In th1S her last year Rube has FISEH from the pos1t1on of Ass1stant Edltor to the glor1ous 1ob of Edltor ln Ch1ef of the schools prosperous publ1cat1on the X Ray The success of thls new organ1zat1on most cer talnly IS due to a great extent to Betty For the fourth year Rube has served the Melpothahan Dramat1c Club She has taken part 1n a plav entltled Rosalle and was a lead1ng play er ln the mus1cal success Once ln a Blue Moon 1n whlch sh prov ed that her talents also 1ncluded slnglnff She was elected secretarv of the Dramat1c Club after four vears of hard work and together Wlth a commlttee appolnted for the purpose drew up an entlrely new constltutlon for that club that the members to come may have an even better club than me have had When blgger and better thlngs are accompllshed Rube Wlll haxe a finger 1n them Bettv s mus1cal talents do not stop at slngmff fol she has performed thls vear wlth the school orchestra and the 1azz band About the second week 1n March It was announced that Bet was to I Sl . 1 4. Y I v. 1 v 4 N . kv, . - y , . . . . .U , 1 v , K ' . av V v 4 - n y - ' 7 N 9 Y ' K 7 ' ' v . 3 . . , 7 if !! ' u , ra - ' 3 K6 ' X , . ,, . . . . , - Y ' . Y , . . . . - Y , ! ' Y 9 And now in 1935 we have entered our last lap in the race for gradu- . . .HQ i Q . x I . . I Y. . - , . ,, . ,, . . . . . I D I 'l . I I I K , , ' 1 A 1 K - ' ' K6 ' 7, A ' 1 . l . L Y . . ,, . ,, . . D - , c ,,. Y 7 V ' 7 , 1 . ' , . . . i , . 3

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The Prophecv of the Class of 1935 A DAY IN TREASURE. CITY On a bllmy June ey en1ng It dusk I hnd myself KIIQIIHIIV yvandellng thlough 1 beautltul 1056 galden W1th the 1lIt0X1CdtlUg scent of these g01g8OLlS HONNGIS my m1nd d11tts on through the WQAIS One two three lllltll I come to the tenth ab1uptly I stop I haye w mdeled 1nto an un f1m1l1a1 town loc xted 111 1 scenlc yalley gut bv hllls 1nd a beautltul lake St1angcly It IS now elrlv mo1n1ng tu11os1ty leads me th1ough the mam street I notlce somethlng yely quee1 C0mlHg toward me Why It s ROGER IFFLAND and h1s asslstant ALBERT JASCH IH thelr stxeamlmed ho1 se and wagon peddlmg m1lk As It speeds by I haye tlme to read Ser XICB XVltI l a Red headed sm1le A llttle behlnd them FREDDIE LESNILWbKI and STANLEY GRYNIUK a1e del1y 81 mg thelr bakery product IH much the same fash1on Gradually the town awakens I don t know just w h1ch Way to turn so I th1nk Ill follow these men I hea1 someone followmg me but It must be yust anothel pedestr1an Why what IQ that beautlful bu1ld1ng amongst all those old cats dogs ho1ses and other d1lap1datedlook1ng anlmalsl The slgns say Keep off the g1ass and Do not d1stu1b the ammals but no one w1ll see me 1f I moye up closely I just must laugh loudly because among them IS the m1st1ess ot th1s home fo1 stray old or crlppled an1 mals and 1tS none othe1 that the glrl who was golng to be a poult1y man s bookkeepel RHODA BARTHOLOMEW As I laugh someone roughly g121bS my arm and says 1n a stern tone Say slster I e been t1a1l1ng you for a half hou1 Can t you read' Sklrt Ol no qkllt Im one CODPQI w ho enforces the law come explam your ac t1ons to the Judge I feel h1m Just tow erlng aboye me and not dar1ng to look up t1m1dly follow hlm to the statlon Can I 1eally b6II8X6q the Iudge IS FREDDIE NIFPINTZ and h1s balllff 19 JOHN DRONEY ALLEN 'STICKELS and HARRY MALIN EIL are two detectu es standlng on the other s1de of the 1oom F01 the H1 st t1me I glance at the glllff pollceman w ho just about dragged me here If only I had known It s SCARPELLI7 We slx haye a g1eat chat togethel and I learn many thmgs about th1s town The name IS T1easu1e C1ty why that was the name of OUI flass book also I learn that ou1 ROLAND BRITTON IS the 'llay O1 w h1le RUDOLPH 40 'P lf I 8 00:1 U 1 1 Y ' 2 j ' 2 . S 1 ' 2 t - ' 1 1 I I 1 y 1 1 . ' l ' ' I L 1 I L' L' . V. , .S . K. V, . .SV V , , ' C 1 V S V 1 v va 1 ' 1 - 2 ' 'f 1 v 2 V ' :V ' 1 yn lr y-' 1 A ' lv 2 1 1 ' ' 1 V 1. , v ' ' 1 1 . 1 ' I' 1' ' 1 , . 1 V . 1 1 I 12 S 1 ' ' '1 ' y 1 1 ' u ' 7 . . , . I 1 I V- 1 I l . v 1 4 . 1 . . , , . V . . . V . U 1 A , ' V. . - V . ,, . . V X , I . I V . V V. . . Y , . 7 I - y . , V 1 r 4 V. l . . , . V . V V . V . . . V t . . . A, 1 1 L , L, L, ' 1 ' 66 H , , as as - , ' as ' 9 'Y ! V I .yn L L Y, . . V V . . V V . . , 1 , , . . ' v . ' . , ' . - 7 , 1 , . 'I 1 r y ' 1. Y if Y ' Yxv 4 ' ' N ! Y 4 ' , v a ' - - 1 ' 1 9 1 1 1. ' y - K 7 . . ,, . . V . V V . ' 7 . . V V . . 3 L ' I I I . - . v 4 L . V , V . V L ' 1 L A A . V . . 1 ' 1 ' 7 v ' ' ' v 3 . - fu 1 I v . 'W . . ' 1 1 ' 1 v v 1 1 . 1 ! 1 -1 f., 1