Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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WE SENIORS REMEMBER . . . Our Junior Prom The decorations snack at intermission Our Auction The Tashng Committee The Auction Audience What am I bid?

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SENIOR CLASS Row 1: Barbara Picco, Judith White, Joanne Gotsell, Karen Wheeler, Judith Thomson, Linda Devino, Barbara Callahan, Ruth Fosco, Barbara Vanasse. Row 2: Edyth Monroe, Elizabeth Rowley, Shirley Moskaluk, Delores Ryan, Virginia Welton, Joan Bartlett, Ruth Ann Root, Sylvia Grohoski, Marcia White, Mary Ann Dailey, Dorothy Bergman. Row 3: Mr. Hendrickson, Edward Campbell, George Rug- gles, Patricia McDonald, Patricia Adam, Carol Eggleston, Carol Barniak, Jacqueline Steiner, Elsa Thulin, Marsha Sangster, Walter Swift, Thomas Johnson, Mrs. Platt. Row 4: George Griffin, Peter Knightly, Louis Stevens, Dennis Kaefer, Kenneth Koval, Peter Thulin, David Fenwick, Chauncey O’Connell, John Knox, Edward Olcese, Peter Farrell, William Dunnells. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Pride, laughter, good times together — these are just a few of the things we remember as we look back on our previous years at Thomaston High School. We entered these walls in 1952, as seventh graders, not knowing cjuite what to expect. Somehow, uncertain and unsure, we got through our seventh and eigth grades. Then we became Freshmen. In our initial year in high school we held several parties, food sales, and a successful dance, Spring Fever.” The year was completed by an excursion to New York. As Sophomores, our year was highlighted by two great dances Sadie Hawkins’ Day”, and Make Believe Ballroom”, and another trip to New York. Following tradition, our Junior year was more exciting than the previous year. It also featured a trip to New York, this time to visit the United Nations Building. Our class rings we received in January, but the most exciting event of the year was our Junior Prom — Song For A Summer’s Night,” which was the best dance we had ever produced. Now, after five long, but very happy years, we are Seniors. Our class officers have been elected. We have had our Senior pictures taken, we have held our Senior Auction and our Senior Ball — Sleigh Bells. We will soon leave our school. Many of us will be in the same position as we were six years ago, not knowing cjuite what to expect. We know where we’re going, but we are not too sure how we are going to get there! 16

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AND WE RECALL . . The Emphasis on Science The Evaluation Dr. Conklin innoculating against Asian Flu IB ? • Grove Street Graduation Driver Ed's. New Classroom 18