Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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'lllllllllllllllIIllllIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII, HI-Y TRI-Y DRAMATIC HISTORY DEBATING X-RAY ORCHESTRA FRENCH ---l1936--ll

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Class Favorites 0 ' 0 SONG - MUSIC GOES 'ROUND AND 'ROUND ACTOR - - - ROBERT TAYLOR ACTRESS - - GINGER ROGERS HANGOUT - - LIGGETT'S SPORT - - - - BASKETBALL STUDY HALL FOOD - FRISBIEHS NICKLE PIES PAPER - - - - X-RAY EVENT - - - - PROM AMUSEMENTS ---- MOVIES AND DANCING ASSEMBLY - RED SL WHITE RAMBLERS MUSICAL TYPE OF GIRL - - MODERN OUTDOOR GIRL HERO - - TALL, DARK AND HANDSOME DANCE - - - - R Yo-Yo REGRET - - LEAVING T.H.S. BAND - - BLACK XL WHITE iff? Class Distinctions O - O Largest graduating class. Largest Dramatic Club. First class to be Without Mr. Jeffrey as principal. First class to have Mr. Hughes as principal. First class to have two coaches in one year. First class to give orchestra concerts. First Freshman class to give public plays. First Freshman orchestra to play for senior graduation. First class to have X-Ray banquet. First class to be without officers until junior year. First class to acquire the reputation of dominating every school activity from the moment We entered Tl.H.S. ---1936 -- -

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Senior M embers H 1 l Hi-Y Club President ...........e.......,, REINHOLD HERMAN Vice President ..,,,,,,, ,, NATALINO MORTARA Recording Secretary ...... ,,,.., R OBERT MEAD Corresponding Secretary .... . . . ALBERT SIGNORELLI Treasurer ..................,...,.. RENNY OssoLA Chaplain ...................,.. KENNETH WERNER The Hi-Y, under the advisorship of Mr. James A. Smith and Mr. James F. Hill, has successfully completed another school year which in- cluded, in part, speakers, discussions, athletics, and joint meetings and suppers with the Tri-Y and other visiting clubs. Some of the outstand- ing affairs of the program were the Faculty Outing at Mohawk, Christ- mas Reunion Banquet, the Easter Dawn Service, the joint Hi-Y - Tri-Y Rally at the Junior Republic, and the Shore Outing, which closes the season. The club has been represented by delegates at the State Older' Boys Conference in Meriden, the Hi-Y Conference in Springfield, over which Kenneth Werner presided, and the Hi-Y Conference at Mohawk. The boys who are leaving the club take with them thel everlasting feeling of fellowship upon which the club is based. Warren Daniels Reinhold Herman Edward Jerrykitz Charles Lindbloom Wilbur Morse Frederic Woodilla Kenneth Werner Harry Birch Charles Thiede Robert Meade Ernest Herrmann John Hoysradt Lawrence Scoville ----- -1936- Albert Signorelli Ernest Lacore William Morrison Edmund Krochalis Eugene Schutz Henry Zele .we ?