Torrington High School - Torringtonian Yearbook (Torrington, CT)

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dl lij -X...-n Ki? CHEERLEADERS With the adding of Adele Kemevis Kay Barry Peg Humphries Connie Fitzgerald Bob Fitzgerald and Merle Goodwin to thos standbys Iudy Morri son George Lan Bill Sullivan and Bob Good the Cheerleading squad was t n trong lt worked in two team headed by Iudy Morrison and George Lan when th att ndan e at a game was fair We are glad to say that som games w re o well attended that all ten were used This year two red flags and one white were seen twirling at the football games These were the first ones used by high school teams in these parts and although twirling them may look simpl enough it requires hours of practice to master the t chnique The Cheerleaders are an important factor in bolstering school spirit It can probably be said that many of the team triumphs were due in part to th en thusiasm ana support brought out by the T H S Cheerleading Squad SENIOR MEMBERS Iudith Morrison Kay Barry George Lane Adele Kemezis Bob Good Bill Sullivan 63

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PEP CLUB The purpose ot the Pep Club 1S to boost school sp1r1t throuahout the school and to follow the var1ous teams and thelr act1v1t1es Under the au1dance of 1ts advrsers and othcers who are Advrsers Miss Ellen Dunn and Mrss lerrr Crmmrno Presrdent ludlth MOFYISOH Vrce Presrdent Edward Bushlca Correspondmq Secretary Pea Humphrles Treasurer Emanuel Koltko the Pep Club had a successful year lts srxty members took part 1n the sellrna ot THS arm bands and leathers and also attended the Wrlby and Brrstol out ol town football games A dance was sponsored by th1s club on November l rn the gym The club attended three out ot town basketball aames Br1stol Nauqatuclc and ADSOHIG as well as the tlrst tournament game The Pepsters sponsored another dance on March 21 and attended several baseball games At the close ot the year a prcnrc outrnq was held tor the entrre club 'J Recording Secretary ....... Constance Fitzgerald

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SENIOR MEMBERS TRI Y Another successful year has been added to the record oi Tri Y Under the guidance ot advisors Miss Dorothy Stull and Miss Geraldine Dwyer the club has carried out an active program of service social and educational proiects Tri Y service this year took the form ot war relief the girls aiding in the pro grams of the Red Cross and Bundles for Britain A varied list ot social programs included the annual Tr1Y danb a Christ mas party ior children from the Brooker Memorial the Alumnae Tea and the Dad and Daughter banquet which will long be remembered by every Tri Y girl The educational program consisted oi speakers forums and trips to the City Hall and to the studio oi Mr Ballinger well known painter vice which this club has inspired Barbara Baudouin Miriam Burns Mary Clarke Elise Dunkel Ruth Ellis Marion Geary Mariorie l-lurlbut Kay Lamphier Dorothy Mason ludith Morrison Mary Morse lane Newkirk Doris Ruwet Lois Westburg OFFICERS President Vice President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretory Treasurer Kay Lamphier Betty Bogardus Elise Dunkel Ann Wadhams Doris Ruwet is t Those who leave Tri-Y take with them the spirit of friendliness and ser- 64