Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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THE LOG '- X-Ray Club The X-Ray has completed its third successful year under the lead- ership of Mr. M. Tracy Conway as faculty advisor. Now firmly establish- ed, the paper kept up its circulation and proved its popularity with the student body. Two extra issues, the April foolish and the June publica- tions were printed. X-Ray representatives did not attend the C.S.P.A. Convention in Bridgeport but held the first press banquet ever given by a Torrington High School publication. Letters were awarded to members of the staff for good work they accomplished, and time they spent on the paper. A brilliant future is predicted for the up-and-coming sheet, and we look ahead to a great publication. S enter Stajjf M ffwlb ers Efiiior in Chief ....,,....,, ,,... J OHN PECKHAM Schfml Editor ,.,. ANGELA WALL Sports Edifnr ..... . REINHOLD HERMAN B1l.9'l Il0SS Manager , .. . WILLIAM HULL Associate Editor 4 . . , . . BARBARA MORGAN Heafl Dilstrilmfor , ...,. .,... R OBERT MEAD Errchzmge Editor , ..............,.. LOUISE WPIITE Tyynlwts ...,..,.. ELEANOR HURLBUT-e-LIOIS BRENKER -1936 - - -

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THE LOG J., Debating Club President ......,. ,.,,.. D ANIEL SCHNIER Vice President . , MADELYN QUARTULLI Secretary ....., ,...... A DELE NARDI Treasurer .,,,... . . . ISADORE TEMPKIN Faculty Advisor ..........,.... . . MR. JOHN DORIN Under the guidance of Mr. Dorin, the Debating Club has had ano- ther successful year. There were five debates this year, three interclass debates and two with the Bristol High School Debating Club. Bristol was victorious in both debates, and the Seniors won the inter-class debates. The Demosthenes Medals were presented to Mary Gleeson and Edmund Krochalis, Senior team. The club's aim is to keep its reputation of being the most active of high school debating clubs. Senior Members King Bogardus Angela Wall Edmund Krochalis Mary Gleeson ---1936----

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'THE LOG Orchestra Under the direction of Mr. A. W. Smith, the Torrington High School Orchestra, composed of about 37 pieces, has enjoyed another successful year. It has to its credit one of the most enjoyed assemblies of the year -the Jazz Assembly of Feb. 11. The orchestra played at the school plays and at the Tercentenary Celebration at the Armory. There was no con- cert this year because of the illness of Mr. Smith, but We were favored with another enjoyable musical assembly. Barbara Morgan Albert Persechino Charles Thiede Edmund Krochalis Michael Catino S enior M embers Frank Iacino Warren Daniels Raymond Stecewicz Edward Jerrykitz Kenneth Fahey 1936 Albert Signorelli William Lundon Edward Kozlowski Sam LaMonica Wellington Leach