Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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William Thomson James Wilson Jean Wood

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CLASS WILL We, the members of the Cless of 1942 of Thomaston High School, being sound of mind and body and having arrived at a time when it becomes expedient to make certain bequests and legacies, do ordain and proclaim the following to be our last will and testament to be executed in agreement with the provisions stated herein. Article I - To The Faculty: Rememberance of our race against time to do our share in a troubled world. Article II - To The Freshmen: Our nonchalance when facing difficulties. Article III - To The Sophmores: Our restraint in expressing contradictory opinions. Article IV - To The Juniors: We do give and bequeath the following legacies : To ROBERT AXELBY - DICK ROBERT’S technical skill. To ALFRED BARBaRET - EDMUND NELSON’S milk route to expand his present route. To DOROTHY BLANCHARD - STELLA BALDWIN’S collection of novelty pins. To HaZEL BROWN - ELLA KaRLAK’S bright-colored sweaters to add to her pastels. To LOIS BUCKINGHAM - IRENE HODKOSKI'S and KATHERINE MONAHAN'S household efficiency. To ALBERT COOK - FRED DILGER’S and BILL LUMPKIN’S flir-tiousness To SHIRLEY COY - ANTHONY LAURENTANO’S exquisite lettering to label her fine drawings. To JOSEPH DARAS - RONALD REARDON’S and THOMAS MONAHAN’S experience in salesmanship. To CHARLES DAYTON and WILLIAM MOSLEY - BILL THOMSON’S mastery of the game of basketball. To EVELYN DELONG - OLGA and MILDRED OLESHKO'S variety of folk dances. To CLIFFORD DODD - JOHN and JOSEPH KOVALESKI’S swiftness of foot. To PHYLLIS FENN and DORIS SENK - EDNA LEVESQUES’S and ADOLFH FARCHAUS’S unlimited suprly of Jokes. To RUTH FOWLER - ROSEMARY WESTLAKE’S collection of little hair bows to add to her big ones. To GRACE GUARNIERI - SUSIE NOWAKDWSKI’S light-heartedness and HELEN BUDNEY'S beaming smile. 27