Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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BIGGEST BLUFFER ---- JOHN TYNAN How he does it is nothing, how he gets Away with it is the problem. MOST SINCERE ----- LOIS BRENKER Yours Truly is Truly Yours. COMEDIAN - - - PATSY DiGIOVANNI Funny as funny can be. MOST DEMURE ----- EDITH MOORE Sober and steadfast is Edith Moore Who has the title 'Most Demarei TEASER OF GIRLS - - - PATSY DiGIO'VANNI I'll bet you tell that to all the girls. BEST SPORT ----- ALMA ROSSI With energy, pep, and skill She does all things with a will. NOISIEST ----- REINHOLD HERMAN Crash, Bang, Boom Reiny's in the room! SILLIIEST - - - - LORRAINE TYRRELL Tee hee, how fanny! WOMAN HATER ----- NICK FUSCO Women, stay way from my door. MAN HATER ----- ETHEL FENN Man? What is man? GREATEST FUSSER - - ELIZABETH CLARK A maiden in distress She blames it on the dress. HAPPY-GO-LUCKY - - - HOMER WHEELER Just a happy-go-lucky roamcr Was our care-free, dancing Homer. GIGGLER ------ EDITH ELLIO-TT A giggle a day Keeps worry away. MOST DIGNIFIED ---- DOROTHY FERRY She led her way with dignity. MOST PESSIMISTIC ---- JOHN TYNAN lt can't be helped. MOST OPTIMISTIC ---- ESTHER DOYLE 'Keep the sunny side up! MOST BOYISH GIRL - - - MARTHA HORWATH Our boyish girl is Mart Who was always trim and smart. ----L-1936

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DUDE ----- EUGENE SCHUTZ An eye for fashion very keen Has he - our classmate Gene. SHIEK ---- HENRY ZELE Just a shiek was Henry And the hearts he broke were many. MOST COLLEGIATE - - - EDMUND KROCHALIIS Yale, here I come! BEST DANCER ---- HOIMER WHEELER Let's Dance. ' MOST OUTSTANDING ATHLETE - - NICK FUSCO Our athlete great At least to date. MUSICIAN ----- BARBARA MORGAN She fills the air around with music. POET ---- PRISCILLA THOMPSON Our poet laureate. ORATOR - - - - EDMUND KROICHALIS He sways his audience. ARTIST ------ DORIS HALL For the beauty of the Class Book, all in all, The credit goes to Artist Doris Hall. ACTOR ---- ALBERT SIGNORELLI Our own Clark Gable. ACTRESS ------ ANGELA WALL Competition for Shirley Temple. MOST POPULAR TEACHER - - M. TRACY CONWAY Always cheerful, blithe and gay That's our own Tracy Conway. MOST MODERN ----- EILEEN SARKIS She set the pace And was an Ace. MOST MODEST ----- MARY GLEESON Quiet of appearance with motives little known. CLASS NUISANCE - - - MIRIAM WILLIAMS Nui said! BEST LIKED ----- DORIS DWAN Friend to many, foe to none Was Doris Dwan who was full of fun. CLASS BABY ---- ALCIBETH LAMPHIER Sleep, baby, sleep. -1--Ti-19361-ll

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MOST GIRLISH BOY ---- KING BOGARDUS 'Tain't so at all. ALWAYS BEHIND TIME ---- VERLYN FRIDAY Better late than never NEATEST - ---- ELEANOR PRATT Neat from shoes to hat Thaf's Eleanor Pratt. SHYEST - - - MARGARET HUNT She may be shy But oh my -- be careful! MOST OLD FASI-IIONED ---- ETHEL FENN Quaintness is her parallel with modesty BIGGEST FEET ----- EDWARD KEEPIN Must my shame trail behind as a shadow? SMALLEST FEET ----- ALVERA PAGANO Little girl, mind how you go. BEST NATURED ----- ADELE DOTY Laugh, and the world laughs with you. TEACHER'S NUISANCE - - - MARION CHATFIIELD Miss Chatjield, Pay attention! LUCKIEST ---- WARREN DANIELS The lucky fellow! UNLUCKIEST - - - T.H.S. FOOTBALL SQUAD Pluck is the hero Luck is the fool. MOST NONCHALANT ---- MARY DILLON Why worry? You'll be dead a long time. MOST TALKATIVE - - - MIRIAM WILLIAMS She has one great gift-the gift of gab. GREATEST LOSS TO CLASS - - LEHMAN BROTHERS Wg certainly missed those Lehman boys Who, with their music, added to our joys. GREATEST LOSS TO SCHOOL - - - FAY VINCENT Though we had him only thru football season His good humor was the reason Why, until this 'very day We'oe missed our pal Fay. BEST DISPOSITION ---- DORIS DWAN Never a word ungentle-never a deed unkind. MOST FLIRTATIOUS ---- DORIS DWAN For many a wicked wink she wunk And many a wicked smile she smoulef' --1936-l--i-