Mitchell College - Thames Log Yearbook (New London, CT)

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Another bit of history is launched The sea and ships. The men who sail them. And those who build them, Together they've shaped one ot New Englands tinest traditions. From the nations early seafaring days, New England- made ships have added strength to US. commerce and to its naval influence. They still do. Today, in Mystic, you can see the stately sguare-riggers ot old, the tall masted ones with a glorious past. While in Groton, at Groton, Connecticut 06340 GENERAL DYNAMICS A Electric Boat Drvlsron An Equai Opportunity Employer General Dynamics, we're building what may be the most advanced technical project in the world -the nuclear powered submarine. General Dynamics is proud ot its role in continuing a great heritage. lt's a role in which you may someday wish to participate. It you're going on to higher education or advanced technical training, why not at the start give a thought to nuclear submarine construction as a possible career? rr dwanaa J'

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44 s .1 X The Staff of this year's Thames Log have tried to carry out the theme of The Signs of Our Times, and the photo above seems to fit into the scene. In putting our book together, we found that some would rather let cobwebs gather than produce. However, there were many who did help, and we wish here and now to express our gratitude to: the typing students, Miss O'Donnell for sparing some of her drama group to do printing, to Mr. Hargrove and Mr. Hatfield for contributing pictures, to Miss Gavitt, Mrs. jameson and Miss Foley for helping with lists of names, to Mrs. Kleckner for being guardian of the keys to the office and darkroom, to Mr. Enos for bearing with us and not scolding too much when floors were not as clean as he'd like them, to Mrs. Chamberlain and Angie for helping get funds through ads, and to any others whom we may not have mentioned by name but to whom we owe thanks. May you all enjoy the end result. THE STAFF