Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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'-- THE LOG- lmnrn Ir1f1.AND Ralph Heard melodies are sweet, but those unheard are sweeter. From the depths of silence cometh the best men, and Ralph is one of them. HONORS : Varslty Baseball. 3-4. MA Y JACOB ..May., I learn that to obey is best. May always found school Work a pleasure-may the rest of her life be just as pleas- ant. HONORS: Debating Club, 1 r:i.iz.iisi:'ru .xsxnzewsm Newby'- A right fair maid and independent. Blbby rewarded everyone who came ln contact with her a bright and sunny smile. It's no longer a mystery why she's well liked. HONORS: History Club, 4. EDWARD JIGRRYKITZ Jerry The music goes down and 'roundf' We will always remember Jerry's ready smile and will- ingness to help a fellow stu- dent. He has gained many friends and has the gift of keeping them. HONORS: Hi-Y. 2-3-4: Or- chestra, 1-2-3-4, Manager, 2-3- 4. LificL1.A JOHNSON -Lewier Th-fre is moderation even in success. Lewie has been quiet ln school, but she is always cheerful and well liked by her friends. EIWYARD KALEEL Camel-Rider Gen-Crally speaking, a good fellow. Eddie's carefree, ha.ppy-go- lucky nature has often per- suaded him to neglect his studies for a little fun, He was successful in two things: his athletic career, and his ability to make friends. HONORS: Varsity Football, 2-3-43 Varsity Baseball, 2-3-4: V a rs i t y Basketball. 2-3-41 Hockey, 3: Football Captain, 4. BI-IRXADE'l l'E KEARNS Bernie Of sense and spirit sweetly mixed. When Bernie first looks at you out of those quiet eyes of hers you immediately think of everything that is sweet and simple: but a second glance reveals the mischief they hide. HONORS I Tri-Y 3-4. M A RY KENNEDY Sis I..uxurlant, budding, cheerful with mirth. Mary has made ma ny friendships in high school. Her popularity is due to her merry smile and happy spirit. HONORS: Tri-Y, 2-3-43 Dramatic Club, 1-2-3, Operet- ta, 3: History Club, 3: Dram- atic Club Letter, 3. - -- 1936 - -

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MARY HIGGINS ..Ma1.y., Do noble things, not .dream them. Mary has been greatly alp- preclated by all of us, for sie seemed to appreciate us. HONORSZ History Club, 3. l'Al'L IIORYAY Paul There's a good time comin'. Paul was always ready for fun and he provided plenty of it for us during our four years together. HONORS: Dramatic Club, l- 2-3-4: Varsity Football, 2-3-4: Interclass Basketball, 1-2-3. Interclass Tennis, 1-2. M.Ul'l'll.X IIORNIKTII 'Ma1't ' A dare-devil for sure! Mart was very boyish, and her frankness an-cl neatness are traits wc've always admired in her. HONORS: Dramatic Club, ,I- 2-bn basketball, 1-2-4. JOHN IIUYSRAIVI' npete.. Men are men. but the best sometimes forget. Pete was a sports-loving lad as well as a great mischief- maker. He was also a sincere friend and proved an indis- penslble classmate. HONORS: Hi-Y, 3-4: Varsity Foo t, b a l l, 2-3-4: Interclaw Biseball, 2-43 Varsity Basker- ball. 2-3-43 Class Treasurer, 3. NIARGARli'l' HUNT ulgeg.. A darn sweet person, wrapped ln dreams. Peg's shy smile always ac- companied her soft- tonlud. friendly greeting. HONORS: Basketball. 1: Tennis, 3-4. JOHN HPSKA John Nothing is more simple than greatness. Though quiet and indus- trious, John was a true pal and classmate. His ambitions iyfll give him a high place in 1 9. DOMI-INN' Hl'SSl-IR ..D0m.. A little bit of wisdom, a little bit of folly. What more goes a man need than the little bit of fjolllty and the small portion o wis- dom possessed by this young fellow? His good humor has always come to the rescue when he was the frequent ob- ject of a playful prank. HONORS: Interclass Basket- ball, 2-3: Track, 3-43 Football Manager, 4. FRANK IACINO Frankie Rhythm is my business. Frankie could always get loads of rhythm from the drum in the T.H.S. orchestra. What would we ever have done without him? HONORS: Orchestra, 1-2-3- 4, Manager, 13 Interclass Base- ball. 1: Interclass Basketball. 1-2-35 Interclass Hockey, 43 Orchestra Letters, 2-3, Annual Concert, 2-3. ---- 1936 -----

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ICIWVARID KOSI KOWSKY Eddie Life is earnest! Llfe ls sincere! Wherever he went, Eddie made a friend. We hope this ablllty lasts forever. I-JLIZAIH-l'l'll KOVRY Lizzie The path of duty is the way to glory. She has been rather quiet ln school. Her friendly man- ners and wllllngness to work should earn her success. ICDWARD KOZLOIYSKI Eddie Get thee behind me, Satan. A wise crack was always ready at the tlpl of Eddie's tongue. May his ready wit keep him out of trouble. HONORS: History Club, 3: Orchestra, 1-2-3-43 Annual Concert, 1-2-3: Interclass Basketball, 1. lIl+ll.l'IN KRAUCHALIS Helen In each cheek appears a pretty dlmplef' Sweet. shy and sincere. Helen was everything a girl should be. We can imagine her fusslng about a kitchen for some lucky boy. E L + f - 1936 ROBERT KRAU SE . .Baby 1 Silence ls 'wlsdom. He has .always been quiet and industrious ln school. His popularity was assLu'ed by, his wi ling smlle and courteous manners. HONORS: Tabula Stan, 1: lnterclass Basketball, 1-3. EDMUND KROCIIALIS Corky He from whose lips divine persuaslons show. Corky has the appearance of being rather quiet, but he's a riot when lt ls a matter of be- ing among friends. He has made an excellent record in the Senior Debating Club. HONORS: Hi-Y, 3-4: Oper- etta Orchestra, 1-31 Class Pa- pers, Class Will: Debating Club, V.arsltgrCTeam, 43 French Club, 33 hestra, 1-2-3-4: Annual Concert, 1-2-31 De- mosthenes Debating Medal, 4. HI-ZLEN KYBIK Billie The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. Helen can always be depend- ed! upon to say the right thing at the righ time. When she hasn't anything to say, she's smiling. ERNEST LACORE Dummy My thoughts and I are of a different World. He has always been the life of the party a class cut-up , and occas onally a serious student. If you combine all these, you have a likeable and a true friend. HONORS: I-I1-Y, 3-43 Var- slty Tennis, 3-43 Interclass Hockey, 4.