Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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ll l A Record of the Good Ship Torrington High School 1936 Quartermasters Boatswain .,,,....o......... . FREDERIC WOODILLA Boatswairfs Marte . . , ...A LOIS BRENKER Slopchesfs Keeper . . .... EDWARD KEEPIN Crew Yeorrwm .... Doms DWAN NAME- The Log of 1936 COLORS- Blue and Silver MOTTO-Nu'mq?LGm retrorsum C'Ne'oer turn Imcknj Forward The anchor's goneg we safely ride! l Four years ago the energetic and hopeful crew of the Good Ship T.H.S. '36 set sail to discover the secrets and benefits on the island of Knowledge. Though some of us found the going a little rough, guided by our worthy Skipper and his trusty Mates, our good ship has safely and successfully anchored in harbor. No longer a bewildered crew, but skilled seamen, we are ready to steer our own ships into another greater sea-the Future. Regretfully, we remember the four happy years of that voyage. Per- haps we have not grasped all of its wise teachingsg but, if the little that we may have learned helps us to keep a straighter, firmer course, the voyage has not been in vain. . The memory of this voyage will ever afford us pleasure. The Log , a record of our achievements, hopes to keep this memory forever alive. ---l1936-l---

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. THE LOG l-'RHIDI-ERIC WOODILLA Freddy Envlfd by someg admired by a V, Freddy is one of those fel- lows W 0 isn't happty unless he's in the midst o things. He does everything from the bottom and works right up to the top until he succeeds. He hasn't been too- busy to score a hit with the fair sex, though, HONORS: Class President, 4: H1-Y, 2-3-4, Vice President, 3, President, 45 Dramatic Club. 3-45 Operetta, 35 Dramatic Letter, 35 Glee Club, 2-35 Class Book Staff, Sports Editor, In- terclass Basketball, 15 Tennis Manager, 3-4. LUIS BRBNKER Lois A happg maid, much in de- man . And always ready to lend a hand. Whenever she was given anything to do, Lois always did it to the best of her abil- ity. If co-operation is the key- note to success, her success is alreiicly assured. HONORS: Dramatic Club, 1- 2-3-4, Operetta 35 History Club, 4: Tabula Stalf, 15 X- Ray Stan, 2-3-45 Class Papers. Superlatlvesg Prize Speaking, 1: Basketball, 45 Tennis, 3-45 Class Vice Presiclent. Quartermasters ... + ... v DORIS DWAN Doris Nature made her what she ls. and never made another like her. A c h a r m i n g personality combined with a genial friend- ly spirit make Doris one of the best liked gi1'ls in the class. She's had a busy time taking care of all those athletic cap- tains. HONORS: Honor Studentg Class Secretary, 3-45 Trl-Y, 2- 3-4, Corr. Secretary, 2, Record- ing Secretary, 3, Vice President 3, President, 45 Dramatic Club, 1-2-8-4, Vice President, 3. Dramatic Club Letter, 35 His- tory Club, 4: D.A.R. Delegate. EDXVARD KEEPIN Eddie Divinely tall-how the girls fall. Eddie has always believed in mixing business with Flea- sure. Although at first gance he seems to be an unusually quiet person, his antics in study-hall have been the cause of many a smile from his Iellow students. HONORS: Class Treasurer, 4: Varsity Tennis, 1-2-3-4, Captain, 3-45 Interclass Bas- ketball, 1-2-3-45 Varsity Hock- ey, 3. --+- 1936-'-1