Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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ELEANOR £ANE University of Connecticut, B. S. St. Joseph College Home Arts, Assistant Basketball Coach HELEN S. LEAVY Russell Sage College, A. B. Radcliffe College, M. A. English, United States History, Librarian, Sophomore Advisor PHYLLIS D. MENKE University of Connecticut, B. A. English, Dramatics FRED J. KILLER Boston University, E. E. and M, E. Music, Glee Club EDITH J. POIT University of Connecticut, B. A. Social Studies, Dramatics CLARA E. RANNEY V estfield Normal College University of Vermont Mathematics, Health, Seventh Grade Advisor LOUISE E. SEDER I Salem Teachers College, B. S. in Education Typewriting, Shorthand, Business Practice, OWL Advisor IRVING STROGATZ New York University, B. B. A. Bookkeeping, Salesmanship EDWARD STUART Arnold College, B. S., B. S. in P. E. Physical Education, Basketball, Baseball, Soccer, Ninth Grade Advisor 8

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SENIOR ALPHABET A is for ADOLPH, so small and p..tit, Also for ANTHONY, who draws very neat. B for the BETTY’S, who number to three, Th n comes BARBARA, es nice as can be. C for CALISTA, CECELIa, and CHARLOTTE’S two, Four popular seniors with plenty to do. D is for DORIS, who dresses in style, For ell of her friends she is ready to smil . E for EDNA, EVELYN, and ELLA, EDMUND, end EDWARD, two regular fellas.” F is for FREIDY end FOSTER, dancers so smooth, Then comes FLOYD, who’s right in the groove. G is for GEORGE, who seems lot3 of fun, Also for GRACIE, friendly to everyone. h is for HELEN, a senior cheerleader, For dramatic ability, it’s hard to beat her. I is for IF.’.'IN and the two IRENE’S, He’s popular at Trade School, and they are our queens. J for our JIM’S, JOHN’S, and JOE’S, Wherever the Sophomores are, JEAN always g0b.s. K is for KENNY, KULLY, and KAY’S, ' ho helped out th school in hundreds of ways. L for LORRAINE, with pretty blonde hair, Kith a giggle so cute, and complexion so fair. I' is for MILDRED, a very hard worker, Then comes MARJORIE, who is no shirker. N is for No One with the initial of N, Not any young ladies or any young men. 0 is for OLGA, with personality shy, To better her work, she will constantly try. F for PHYLLIS, who likes any sport, She’s as good in the classroom, as out on the court. Q is for QUIZZICAL, which the Seniors all were, They had a question for everything which seemed to occur. R for two ROBERT’S, RALPH, RICHARD, and RON, Five fanciful Seniors, who act like Don Juan. S is for SUSIE, in other words, ’’Sue.” Then comes STELLA — A popular two. T for the TOMMY'S, who work in a store, They won't bo seen around school anymore. U and V we have had to combine, Seniors with these initials we could not find. V’ for the WILLIAM’S, who number to five. Also for Y’LSTLAKE, who knows how to jive. A and Y we have had to make one, Near the o-nd of the Alphabet; the end of our fun. Z is for ZIGMUND, a carpenter rare, Going to Trade School and doing well there. Robert Axelby '43 Marion Parsons '43 10