Thomaston High School - Owl Yearbook (Thomaston, CT)

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Foreword It is with genuine feelings of nostalgia that we write this foreword. We, as Editors of this yearbook, have seen our last year slip away, nearly unnoticed, before our very eyes. Time has a great significance for us all. It is the passage of time that enables us to mature and grow intellectually. It is the memory of time that enables us to recall the good times, the happy times, and even the sad times. Time gives us a gift; a gift of memory that becomes so significant with its passage. Time is the future, the awesomeness of the unknown, the unpredictability of life, yet also the eager anticipation of events to occur. As the class of 1963 graduates, Thomaston High School will become past in our time calculations, yet its haunting memories and well-wrought friendships will always remain present in our lives. Editors-in-Chief

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We, the Class of 1963, with sincere admiration and fond memories, dedicate this yearbook to MR. KENNETH A. MURDOCK 'Whose vast store of knowledge has never ceased to impress us, Whose unpredictable sense of humor has made his classes so unforgettable, Whose constant efforts to prepare us for the future, and Whose sincere desire to make us mature and responsible individuals Have made him an instructor and a person Whose memory we will always treasure. MRS. JACQUELINE W. O'CONNOR Whose few years at THS have quickly endeared her to all of us, Whose fine sense of humor is only surpassed by her warm personality, Whose genuine interest in guiding us for future endeavors, and Whose skill in her profession and dedication to her students Have made her a teacher we will always regard with sincere gratitude and affection. 3

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ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY