Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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Faculty Echoes Enter Room two but remember Miss Buck does not like noise; And always smile at Mr. Green For he likes girls and boys. Tardiness with Miss Florian— It simply does not rate; But Miss'Monahan can sympathize For sleep to her is great. Miss Goodwin just loves to travel And to see new faces. While Mr. Drumm's own hobby I3 the wide open spaces! Mrs. Kindness adores all snorts; But she dislikes bad manners. Mr. Ebner's score is knowledge. Education’s banners. Now Mrs. Mason seems to like Quantities of candy, -And Miss Witt thinks that Pontiacs Are just fine and dandy. Mrs. Wood thinks the Owl” is grand In her esteem it leads. Mrs. Bailey just loves warm rooms; And Miss Ranney reads and reads. Mr. Tibbals dislikes the noise Of falling books’ retorts; And Mr. Keaney’s special liking Is all for active sports. In their likes and dislikes The faculty doth reign. Desires they seek to satisfy. They do not seek in vain. Mary Mailey '37 15

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tlon of the training in the physical education druses. The school was very sorry to lose Hiss Elizabeth Harkness, our Mathematics teacher for the past seven years. Miss Harkness resigned March 15th to accept p better paying oositlon in Northamoton, Massachusetts. During her stay here Miss Harkness grew to be a very pooular member of the faculty. She was not only an excellent teacher, always ready to assist any pupil with his difficulties but also was always on hand to helo in any social or athletic event of the school. She was an ardent sports fan following the teams to out of town games and was usually oresent at all local school events. '7e wish her v'ell in her new field of labor—our loss is Northampton's gain. Miss Frances Doyle, another one of our teachers of several years' standing, hc s also resigned, the resignation to take effect May 1st. Miss Doyle has taught English, Social Studies and Mathematics for six years. She has seen an ardent worker for the school in every line of school activity—always willing and eager to do anything for the good of the school or its pupils. V e shall keenly miss her smiling and cheery greeting. Miss Doyle has announced that she will enter the secretarial field. Y e wish her all success in her new venture or any others she may make. MiS3 Mildred Florian came to us on March 15th to teach Mathematics. Miss Florian is a graduate of our school and of Boston University where she majored in Mathematics. 7e are glad to welcome her back to Thomaston High in the role of teacher. 14

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