Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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Superintendent's Message Every human creature is constituted to be that profound secret and mystery to every other. We believe that student associations experienced in the compilation of this OWL have served to unlock many of these mysteries. Such should accomplish the objective of promoting mutual understandings between individuals and groups. We are here not to get all we can out of life for ourselves, but to try to make the lives of others happier. Congratulations and continued successes. SEAVEY D. MORSE Editor's Message Once again the traditional events of a Thom-aston High School school year have taken place. The organizations have held their meetings and enjoyed their parties; the teams have won and lost games; the classes have had dances, food sales, and shows. All of these activities embrace the entire school population. The culmination of all school activities is in the Senior Year. Because of this, we of the 1958 Owl have chosen Senior Year as the theme of this yearbook. Depicted on the division pages are the most important events of the twelfth year of school in Thomaston. First are the Seniors giving their Senior speeches; second, the Senior Auction; third, Seniors having pictures taken; fourth, the Senior Ball; fifth, Senior Class Night; sixth, the Senior versus Faculty Basketball Game. On the end sheets of your yearbook is the most important event of all — Graduation. Principal's Message May the records and pictures displayed in this yearbook recall to your minds the joy and happiness that was yours during your high school days. I am pleased and privileged to extend my best wishes to all the young people of the Thomaston High School. May their future problems be as easily remedied as the crises of adolescense. ALBERT B. EBNER JANE WOODBRIDGE

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THE OWL STAFF PRESENTS THE OWL THOMASTON HIGH SCHOOL Thomaston, Connecticut

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We, the Class of 1958, dedicate with lasting regards and affection this yearbook To WALTER A. SCHMIDT whose interest in extra-curricular activities has earned the unceasing gratitude of athletic teams and school organizations and whose combination of wit and teaching prowess has made his classes so enjoyable. To THOMAS F. MURPHY whose generous spirit and friendliness have made him admired by all and whose business ability and advice have guided the students of our class toward successful futures. 3