Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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e HI-LITE COMMERCIAL CLUB Frances Kakowski was elected President and Dorothy Ruggie was elected secretary and treasurer at a meeting of the -Hi-Lite Club held October 16, 1945. Miss Goman was again named advisor. The club meets each Thursday during the activity period. The new members initiated on October sixteenth were: Shirley Sanderson Dorothy Ptachcinski Alice Olesko Eleanor Grohoski Gllda Gray Porothy Williams The school newspaper, the Hi-Lite Review, comes out about the fifteenth of every month. The members of the staff are: Editor-in-chief ---------- Frances Kakowski Sports Editor ------------ Gilda Gray Feature Editor ----------- Dorothy Williams Club Editor---------------Alice Olesko Exchange Editor ---------- Shirley Sanderson Activities for the coming months include: February------------------Swimming at the YMCA March -------------------- Roller Skating in Torrington April---------------------Bike Riding The club members also intend to bind all the Hi-Lite Reviews published during the year into one volume for the convenience of the students. This will be the first year anything of this nature has ever been attempted. Rose Lynch '47

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THE STUDENT COUNCIL On September 17, 1945, the officers of the Student Council were elected as follows: President............... Patsy Dimaria Vice-President.......... Paul Haddon Secretary............... Wary Roberts Treasurer............... Marilyn Brown Again this year, the Student Coupcil is undertaking the task of examining lockers. On October 15, a Country Fair was successfully held in order to raise funds for both the Student and Athletic Councils, Miss Keenan directed a play Overnight Guests, while other arrangements were in charge of Mrs. Fagerquist. All the clubs of the school were represented, and their co-operation helped to make the Fair a success. Since that time, only regular meetings and group discussions have been held. Members of the Council are Arlene Benedict, Marilyn Brown, Patsy Di-Maria, Richard Dimaria, Paul Haddon, V.'illiam Hamilton, Richard Hoyt, Mary Roberts, Richard Tingle, and Carolyn V.'ehrle. Our advisor is Mr. Drumm V.'illiam Hamilton 49

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29 NATI NAl HONOR SOCIETY Induction exercises of the National Honor Society were held on Tuesday, April 2. At this time the following were inducted: Herman Glass Judy Hutchinson Harry Innes Mary Roberts Ruth V.'alter Robinson Evelyn Rudberg Shirle; - Sanderson Charles Small Thomson Veteran members are: Barbara Fox Florence Luboyesk Paul Haddon Marianne Ozerhoski Frances Kakowski Dorothy Rug ie The history of the National Honor Society was given by Paul haddon, president of the Tbomaston Chapter, also Mr. Harvey Fuller,Superintendent of school in Wethersfield, gave a very impressing address. The «lee Club sang two selections- 0, God Our Help in Ages Fast, and The Rain and the River. After the induction exercises held in the auditorium, refreshments were served in the home Arts room for the members of the fetional Honor Society. As yet no plans have been made for the activities. Betty V.ilson '49