Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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Assistant Manager ................. Literary Editor C i re illation M an age r Art Director ......... Ella Bradley ....... Fritz Petke Stanley Hotchkiss Christobel Hampshire Charlotte Sangster .... Grace Nelson BUSINESS STAFF Sybil Mattoon Robert Grahan Rebecca Frazier CIRCULATION STAFF Mary Sullivan Doris Barrett Louis Smith Eleanor Doty REPORTERS Mildred Florian Helen Holm Edward O’Brien Sophie Grohoski Mabel Brooks Betty Guernsey Shirley Beardslee Agnes Claffey STRIVE ONWARD Ever since we could sense what responsibility means we have been continually urged by our parents and teachers to strive onward. We hear these verbal exhortations and realize the importance of their content. However, there is something else that arrests our attention and perhaps influences 11s more than anything that is said. Everything that surrounds 11s silently says, “Strive onward.” All the modern conveniences and luxuries have not come through one day’s work, but rather they are the results of much time, labor, and patience. They are the results of some voice that has said, “Strive onward.” In the business world today there is room for only those who strive and yet strive again. In our school life we must strive to master our daily lessons. The athletic teams must strive to win their games, and not only that but strive to show good, clean sportsmanship. Finally coming down to our own selves; there is something within 11s that unceasingly tells us to strive onward and make a place for ourselves in the large and busy world. The world is not going to stand still and wait for us. We must rather strive to keep pace with the world and push ahead of it so that we can stand on top of the world. Let us “Strive onward.” Ella M. Bradley ’30 Page Fifteen

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I™ SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND SECRETARIAL SCIENCE Collegiate Courses are offered at the Morse College to High School Graduates desiring to become Business Executives. Our Position Bureau places all graduates in worth while positions so that all the Morse College student has to accomplish is the satisfactory completion of the interesting training, whether Business Administration or Secretarial Science. Bulletins will be mailed those interested if they write to the College Secretary. DICTATION GROUP—MORSE COLLEGE Shorthand is taught in many such individual groups so that all young ladies get advantage of personal contact Page Fourteen

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