Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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To LUCAS J. PASQUARIELLO whose interest in our development has made him admired by all, whose sense of humor and teaching ability have made his classes both lively and profitable, whose expert guidance has made sportsmen of athletes, whose friendship has made teacher-pupil relationships so pleasant, we, the class of 1957, with deep gratitude and sincere affection, dedicate this book. 3

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FOREWORD In a time of international unrest when peace is the uppermost thought in most minds, it is imperative to think of the future. Since we are the generation of tomorrow, it is in our hands that the fate of the country lies. Our legacy is the solving of the problems facing American democracy. A large amount of the basic, practical knowledge necessary to becoming useful and dedicated citizens has been given to us. Ahead of us lies the understanding that comes of experience. It is our duty as members of society to make use of this knowledge and understanding. We have moved up the ladder of learning until we stand at the threshold of adult life. Whatever tomorrow brings, we look ahead proudly, and we hold fondly the memories of our high school years. THEME During the twelve years of our education, science has made astounding advances. Television has become a fixture in the home, penicillin is now an accepted dose for infection, the sound barrier has been broken, and preparations are being made to launch a man-made satellite. From satellites to rocket ships and trips through space .is not a long journey. To choose a theme for this yearbook, the senior class decided to explore the future. With our dedication being given to a beloved science teacher, where else could we look but to the realm of Science of the Future. 2

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TABLE OF CONTENTS FOREWORD AND THEME DEDICATION SENIORS UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS