Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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-13: 1 I GREATEST MISCHIEF MAKER - - 1 JOHN HOYSRADT Young fellows will be young fellows. MOST INDEPENDENT ---- ELEANOR PRATT Calm and steady with never a care. MOST ROMANTICALLY INCLLINED - IRENE NOVICK Oh, gimme a moonl' MOST PEP ----- ALMA ROSSI Pep, Vim and V'igor. SMILER ------ JERRY DWYER Our own advertisement for Colgatesf' MOST CONGENIAL - - VERONICA MICLAUGHLIN Helping others with a smile. MOST SUCCESSFUL ---- ALMA BUZZI Where therc's a will there's a way. BEST DRAG WITH THE FACULTY - - FRED WOODILLA What has he got? MOST ATTRACTIVE ---- EILEEN SARKIS lf once you look, you look again. MOST INFLUENTIAL ---- FRED WOODILLA What strange power has he? MOST ENERGETIC ---- ALMA ROSSI I eats all my spinach. BEST HEAD OF BLONDE HAIR - - KITTY ROSENBECK Of pure gold is her crowning glory. GREATEST ARGUER - - - ALBERT SIGNORELLI Agreed to di17'er. GREATEST DREAMER - - - NICHOLAS MECCA Did you ever see a dream walking. MOST POLITE ----- MARY GLEESON Our Emily Post. MOST VERSATILE ---- ALMA ROSSI Doing good is my trade. MOST BUSINESS LIKE ---- WILLIAM HULL An eye for business. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED - - - ALMA BUZZI The word 'impossible' is not in my dictionary. MOST PETITE ---- MADELYN SIEGEL Small but mighty. MOST IMPRESSIVE - - - ALBERT SIGNORELLI First impressions are lasting.

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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-

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MOST INNOCENT ---- I clon't know. MOST OBLIGING ---- Why, certainly ! CLASS POLITICIAN - - - And I advocate that- BIG CHIEF - - - Quiet, please! CROONER ----- Life is a song. ANSWER TO A MAIDEN'S PRAYER - That smile gets 'emf' MOST FRECKLED - - - Count 'em and see. BEST SINGER ---- H - NORINE HICKEY - MARY GLEESON KENNETH WERNER Mr. RADLEY - ARNOLD ROCCO - HARRY BIRCH SCOTTY GARDINER - HOWARD HAAS Speech is silver, but his singing is golden. GRIND ----- EUNICE STOTLER Work, work, work,-the echo of the grind. BORROWER ----- BILLY MORRISON For he who goes a-borrowing Will some day go a-sorrowingf' BLUSHER ----- MARGARET HUNT Red as a rose. MOST SCHOOL SPIRIT - - - REINHOLD HERMAN Yea, rah, rah! MOST STUBBORN ----- ELINOR ABELING Her mind is set, You couldn't change it on a bet. BEST IN RYTHMATHIC - - - HOMER WHEELER Rhythm is my business. MOST CONCEITED - - - HARRIETT COFFEY Things are not always what they seem. CLASS CUT UP ----- PAUL HORVAY He's a devil in his own home roomy. EILEEN SARKIS LOIS BRENKER GERALDINE DWYER Yeomen. ------1936l --