Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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ELMO BIANCO unabe.. Bo quiet and shy, he's often passed by. Those who sto ped by to be- come aoqixlalnteg with Babe :OHM ln m a rollicking good e ow. ELEANOR BRENNAN HEI.. A funny lll' miss with a sunny dlsposlshf' Eleanor's biggest problem was how to keep smiling, and did she master lt! Her hobby is swimming. Who knows, she Lnay be an Olympic star some- ay. HONORS! I-Llstory Club, 3: Basketball, 3-4: Tennis, 3-4. EDWARD Cl-IABEREK Eddie One still. stro m n ln blatantnclassg B Eddie ls one of those big, stronga sllent men, but re- mem r- Still water runs deep. Football was his chief gterest and he made a success Hortons: Vanity Football, 2-a-4: Golf, 2-a-4. LOUISE CHURCH ..Lou.- Would llfe be worthwhile If I Oouldlllt smile? Happy nimble feet, plus a persona lty overflowing with good humor, that's Lou. Her popularity is unlimited and always wll be. X ELIZABETH CLARK l A short saylggi often carries much wi om. Calml acceptlng orders and never ogerlng any op ltlon, she has been an ldealms class- mate. Good luck, Ellmbeth. T H E L O G MARY COLANGELO ..Mary,, Her dancing days are just begun. The best band in town, a dlvlne dancer, and a. smooth dance floor-Mary's ldea of heaven. FRANK COUCH Frank Of stafture tall. of manner shy. Frank ls one of those blg, slow. lumbering' fellows who manage to get there just the same. His immunity to girls is a puzzle. HONORS: Dramatic Club, 1- 2-3-4. Property Manager 3. ESTHER. DOYLE HES.. Belng admitted to the sight, could you, my friends. restrain your laughter? Esther cou1dn't. Her infec- tlous laugh always rang out at the wrongemomelnt. Maybe tha't's why s-I 's so well liked. HONORS: Trl - Y, 2'-3-4: Dramatic Club, 2-3-4, Public Play. 4, Dramatic Letter, 3. EDWARD DRENZYK Eddie You've got to be a football hero. Another football hero! And contrary to tradition, he re- fuses to concede to the girls, but he's everyone's frlend. HONORS! Varsity Football, 2-3-4: Varsity Baseball, 1: Varsity Basketball, 2. VERLYN FRIDAY Killer Cheer, b0yB. 'cheer l Killer always managed to get by without doing any omework, and without wor- rying. He showed his worth by his ,lournallstlc exggsits. Suc- cess n the future, ller. 2 HONORS! Football Varsity, 1 9 3 6 MARY GRELLO ..Mary.. The path of duty ls the way to glory. Mary was one of the most congenial U: all thc '36 mem- bers. She always had a smile and .a. greeting for every one and this will carry her far in e. HONORS: Prize Speaking, 1: Basketball, 1. HENRY GRUN Hennie Quiet and steady. Always ready. Hennle has certainly made use of his four years at T. H. S. and because of this fact we all know he'1l be successful. HONORS: Interclass Basket- ball. 1. JENNIE HORVATH J 9111118 Speech ls great. :Silence ls greater. Jennie was usually as quiet as a. mouse but her winning smile made many friends. STEPHEN JANKOVIC Steve A good fellow ls always welcome. Steve makes himself wel- come wherever he happens to glo. He manages to convey to you some of his friendly splrlt. Anasnr .msn ..A1be1,t.. Quiet, unrufirled and always the same. Albert never made himself intolerable by a bold forward manner. On the other hand, he often had to be coaxed out of his shell.

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HONOiR,S:' Hi-Y, 43 French MARY VVILCZHK Mamie She has hidden her talents. Som-Fone had it rumored that Mamie was a quiet per- son. so she did her level best to dispel all rumors. Too bad more of us couldn't know her. MIRIA M VYILLIAMS Palsy Bo1dness. more boldness. and always bold! Miriam has the reputation lor popping up -tfvefrywhere. anywhere, at any time. She's one cf those nuisances you like to have around. HONORS: Dramatic Club, 1- 2-3-43 Operetta, 35 History Club, 4: Basketball, 1. E L 1? EDWVARD DISKAYICH Eddie A fine chap and a fine friend. We have only one criticism to make of Eddie-Why didn't he include more of us in his chain of friendship. -- ' 1936 - O G ' L0l'IS ZBYSKA ffQ,upie iA'1ittle nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. His solemn appearance act- ed as a shield for that fun- loving spirit of his. HONORS: Varsity Football, 4: lnterclass Basketball, 1-2- 3-43 Track, 3. ' . HENRY ZELE ,. nneneyv, A blonde and smiling gal- Heney's idea of a pal! There was only one girl for Heney and her name was-do T have to tell you? In spite of all the teasing, this happy- go-lucky fellow managed to come up smiling, and armed with a host of friends. Club. 4: Hockey, 43 4Go1f, 3-4.

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EDMOND J OBIN Edmond He does what he does well. Another member of the quiet club. It's a good thing the class has a few of these steady members to keep lt go- lug. JOSEPH KOLPINSKI ...Joes Earth sounds his wisdom. A loyal fellow, ever ready to hold up the traditions of T. H. S., Joe has his classmates' every wish for success. ARTHUR KRAIG ..Art.. Woman? What ls Woman? To the boys he was the best of pals: but to the girls it was quite Pnother story It won't be long before he'l change. ELIA LAROCCO MEUR.. For we walk by faith, not by sight. He was one of those busy, industrious fellows, who was respected from afar. GEORGE LENT .-George-. A friend is worth all the hazards we can run. He has been rather quiet ln school, has done his work well, and ha.s given us cheer from his occasional jokes. HONORS: X-my 2. T H E L 0 G LOUIS MANES Louis Quletness is frequently con- nected wlth good sense. Although he never had much to say, Louis will always be remembered as the fellow upon whom any responsibili- ty could be placed without fear. HONORS: Orchestra, 3: Glee Club, 3: Interclass Basketball. 1-2-3. CHESTER MIERZWINSKI uchetu Brevlty ls the soul of wit. We would liked to have heard more from you, Chet, but then quietness is always a sign of good sense. REMILDA MUSCI-IELL .1sMushyv1 Laugh if you are wise. Mushy believed ln being cheerful on all occasions, and was always ready to spread some of that cheer-fullness. We know that she will surely Rnd it easy going with her sunny dlsposltion. ALBERT PERSECHINO Persy Quiet in manner, Yet cheerful by nature. Albert may have seemed rather cuilet to some, but thou w 0 really were ac- quainted with him know bet- er. HONORS: Orchestra, 1-2-3- 4: Annual Concert, 1-2-3-4. 1936 PAUL RZEWNICKI Paulle Good humor is the health of the sane. Paul's good humor and ability to stir up fun added to the jolly spirit of the class. MATHEW SCANZANO Mann He grows happiness under his feet. With a. head that could be surprisingly level though full of mischievous pranks, Matt made himself a valuable fellow to the class. HONORS: Intex-class Basket- ball, 2-3. DUDLEY STICKLES Stlckles Many receive advice: only the wlse prodt by lt. Reserved and quiet, he was an ideal pupil and a sincere classmate. TEDDY 'rYczsNsKl Teddy Our content ls our best having. Teddy holds a precious spot in the heart of each of us. He has the reputation of being able to take lt , and is al- ways displaying his lovable gr n. HONORS: History Club, 3. EDWARD ZAWADZKAS ..Edd1e.. A lot of noise for a little fellow. Another llttle boy with a. lot of vitality! His greatest prob- lem was keep ng teachers from dlsooverlng his many mlschlefs.