Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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me No timber m % ♦ f II IS 25 z ♦ 5 M 13 36 w a f ♦ ♦ I 6 7 3 Id It 15 20 21 22 27 23 23 Nov. 5 Nov. 6 OWL STAFF SPECIAL COMMITTEES MEET The initiation committee, photographic staff and refresrment committees were the only people present at this meeting. They discussed how the yearbook was to be put together. OWL STAFF TRADITIONAL RITES OBSERVED Colored place-cards, candles and constitutions of the club adorned the neatly set tables at the annual initiation of the Owl °taff. Faculty members present were Mr. Monson, Miss Gorman, and Miss Goodwin, the Owl's advisor. N ov. 7 Nov. 8 HI-Y MEETING AND INITIATION Preceding the initiation, the Ki-Y receive:. the StudentCouncil's approval to use the gym onSports-night. A committee,consisting of President, Treasurer and Secretary and two representatives, were elected to present a bill to the General Assemble. Then the following were initiatedr Bill Moran, Art Fenn, Bob McQuarrie and David Triggs. THOMASTON WINDS UP SUCCESSFUL SOCCER SEASON In a sweeping victory Thomaston defeated Forman by a score of 5-0. Harkness and Small were high scorers in this last game. 15.

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THE TKI-Y

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Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. e 12 12 hi-lit.es elect officers The entire club was present to elect the following officers. They are: Eusiness Manager—Jane Morten; Exchange Editor—Dorothy Williams; Feature Editor-Eleanor Bereza; and Art Editor—Irene Shypinka. STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING The Hi-Y sent in a bill requesting that they might use the auditorium for Sports night. The permission was granted. Plans were also made for the inspection the following day. OPEN HOUSE About 200 parents attended an open house which was intended to bring a closer relationship between teachers and parents. Work done by Industrial Arts students was exhibited and the Home Economics room was open for inspection. High school seniors showed the parents the exhibits. 15 15 19 HI-Y PRESENTS JILL TO HARTFORD A bill, entitled An Act Concerning the Health Conditions of Commercial Depots in Connecticut , was rewritten and approved by the club. This bill will be considered bythe Hartford Youth Assembly in Dec. 6th and 7th. A.A. CARD PARTY IS HUGE SUCCESS The first annual card party since the beginning of the war netted a handsome sum for the athletic program. In addition to the door prizes donated by local merchants, there were prizes for high score, and drawings on a clock, blanket and fruit basket. There were over 300 people in attendance, while approximately 700 bought tickets. BY-LAWS COMMITTEE APPOINTED Marilyn Brown (chairman), James Sheldon, Eleanor Bereza, and Danny Lyons were appointed to the by law committee. It was decided that it should be seen if pins would be abtainable, and it so,their cost. Part of the dummy was set up. The reporting staff remained after the general meeting.