Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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Government chemist James Nooney and Wall.Streetttycoonn Lawrence Folowy argued over finance and politics in a corner Every now and then a camera bulb would flash as Barbara Neddermann, photographer for the Inter-American News' Syndi-cate, got another nicture. Champion swimmer Eleanor Rogozinskl took time out to chat with Doris Pratt, record-holding typist. Adeline Petke renown Hollywood producer, discussed scripts with ace serial-writer Carlene Johnston. Carlene's Betty and Jim radio series is on practically everyone's I-must-hear liqt, while to miss one of Petke's productions is just not to have lived. At another table education was getting a going-over,for Margaret Atwood, Dean of Women at Vassar; Leona Sheldon, Frofessor at Columbia; Marion Gilbert, founder of Gilbert's Commercial School, famous all over America; and world lecturer Anna Senew, were having a gab fest. Shirley Lord, editor of Vogue and Alice Williams,who has established a new magazine, Parade , were discussing editorials, Eleanor Reardon, owner of Dolly1s'Dancing Schobl, and Dorothy Barbaret, her star ballet dancer, were enthusiastically working out a new routine. The party finally broke up but the next morning everyone was up bright and early all set for the meet. Jean comes out of her reverie to find that practically everyone has gone and it is late. Well, she sighs, youth was wonderful! CLASS POEM With our school work we are through Now we'll all set cut to conquer fields a-new We've studied our lessons; now we are done We all feel proud as we walk forth in the sun: Our heads are held high, There's a gleam in our eye. Next will come the crucial test: We must all do our level best. To apply the truth that we've been taught. Knowledge is something that can't be bought! The final victory is our trust At ail costs, win it we must.' 28 Leona Sheldon '45

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