Thomaston High School - Sea Breeze Yearbook (Thomaston, ME)

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THE SEA BREEZE ' 3 We, who are Americans, know what a peaceful country is like, and I know we all feel that we are fortunate to live in such a country. We treasure our citizenship and who could have anything more precious. E. G. '44 PQIOiITI S AND PTANS It is asserted by one of our teachers that Thomaston High has the best the hennebec inside T F Yet, as wings, there lookine building in sight from Route One between and St Croix Rivers 'e agre at all events, that S is a very eleasant nlace to be in the 1920's hen the old Academy building develoned are still many ways in 'hich the school could be made a better place to soend six or Lyon hours, five days a week Priorities there will be, doustl s, but theie can always be clans Various humorous sugwcstion ale always being offered hy ean't We rams LHC Lab to thereof or ink it to the cellarq This is the wail of the uP'oeatee Wreshmen and Soohomeres in the two rooms on each ulQC, with quick preez ne from oncn windows their only chance e life ny not in tall gum iacks outside each door to tale care of th nungent cues the teachers are always making us thlow in the west basketsq' his from all corridors and classes But seriously, ther ore a number of conveniences which, lile the much looked iorward to Donestic Science Course backed by the P T A will come into reality by flOuUS working together Such a need to be lilled in this way i the lack of equipment in and around the Gym Apparatus of a simel kind, such as chin up bars, nurdles, bare and poles or Jumping, ropes for climbing coule be made TVdll3OlC deces could oe lun instead of just idling in the corrido The expense woull not be great if the Non ual Arts class s could be vivrn time and mat rial for uch a ore ject The buildino ol dr ssinf rooqs of uirationed beaver board in some of nrt u.occuoi d b rmcnt soaee would be an addition much topreciated by ourstlve as well as our visiting teams in the bas ketb ll ses on O ions, but who knev Tle Cym floor, too, r sculir x llflo n rfeord can b prestnt shower lo Ma t invention may mi rt have a waxed rs NlLht learn to d obtlined e sily The littl c CHFIS' room n ar tht Junior room could lave at least couch and arm chair. Surely some connect l1ter9 o our nee have a sound machine ar rem hot wat come to the r cue s etion wiere emo household in town could iv us unus C rticl could r ueholster Then wc could have p Cc vnere a sick ouoil may r st until the next ous, or where a cher 15' r lax or h v conf r nee. ore nl ive ll cla s chanel to take Dart lo some thine w should ll like to see deed to our school life As it C, th upoer ela sm n, esoeeiilly Sfniors, get the acting exper itnce lhe lreshren are e er to try thllr abilities, the Sopho- mores have already demonstr ted theirs in their Christmas play. ,., K, - A L .J J f P - I n 1 1 , , A V ' CJ I , . . v X , , . .. ,e , . V , - . 0 - A 0 A , . . ' Ulf ' -, , ' . - . .L . 4 , , . , . ' , , is . 1 1- 1 C ' Sm v cw ' 1 L . . 4 ,f ' wan 1 Q rv u 1 .. M 1 o ' X ' Cl ' ' - ' . Tu? -. s. - 4 , L , I rx A . A .v I , S ' ' 4 . ll ' - N4 1 4- ' .1 . 1 , 4 , I 5 .4 .. ' ' If A 1 L 4. .L 7 fa A, N ' W , Q 3 n ' , . 4 . x 4 . . - 4. Q A L. , Y., . nur. . 1 Q ,L s , . UI S L , . - . .' 1 f- -, fs -, i 1 V s, .. , .. u I r-1 n n 1 g 1 fu ' '3 C . l 1 . g . 7 ' 'Q 7 ' ' v ' . . I x A ,fs . . U ... ' ' .. 3 , . ' ' ' v a ' A o 0 Q A L L ' g -' fx ' ' 1. cw . ' , 1 1 LJ A ' , , X .U .- 0 . L K, ' fx rw fm ef' ' ' L' .L A I Q ' 1 Y' Y 'K U Y Y , . .,n- e Q -1 S , el . 1 . ' A 'YI fx. FW I F A. 0 I x. 1 ng.. ' 1. . J ' - r r . , - ,-I - uf s LJ 7 ii 1. - K., 5 - A ' - . . ' rv 'A Q 1 , v- I ' . . ' ' LU . f' ,X , . . . , i - , n , e as 4 W . 1 fl . ' 1 fu .cw cv -1 -, ' .L 1 C . . 4 9 , - 4 i , 9 - . f fx cv ' - -0 . ' f L1 no o U-P 'Z 4 - N f 4. L 1 QI' ' f . 'V YC! Y fs W - V' V : u l-c.A U L. V 4 4 , CS s 1. . . 4. ' Q y lf, f ' E 'N .L r A . 1-J L in . 1 . st 5, 1 , .. S . l - . f' A Mr' vw- f' s - - ' V ' .Us-. Lu, CL UV N . A 4.9. 'Q QC L. ,L 4, ff . cw -- A fs et d ,f o e. x. Q '21 , ' e- 4' fs fs ' 1 f- r J- A ' N uf bex V 4. X. , A 4. 3 1 ' A, ,. 5 A . A ' Ev fy N . . L, e . -3 t a as we e 1- , , , - 3 - 0 ln N I ' fx ' ' ,- - ' ' ., CA CA 4 1 A A I QI. x' 1 ' fi s -. f tea , L45 M- a Q a L L I' f' 0 t ' 'H C ' I 'T' I ' ' 'X C' -4 5, ciy-.J O L, L. u . Q 3 'E 1. . 1 A 6 1 ' fx r- D - x.- LL 'N G , . . ,. ,X ,N 1- c A H s 1 s o , . 1 s 1 - ,, U rn -21 N V, A . A 0 f 1 rub - , , fx ' 1 2 L Cs '

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THE SEA BREEZE 2 Think of the boys who are across. None of us envy them. Then why should we begrudge them Lood food which they need if they are to keep fighting for us. Vhen we think of the hardships many of our men are being through, we should stop complaining and just thank God that we have it sp easy here in this country. H I know a nan 'ho is over cross, who xrote to his children, lou live in the test country in the world and oon't you ever be lt Co now, let's save tlinbs th t are essential for winning this x r, buy more stamps aid bonds, a d stop complaining, shall we? 1 AkERICAT CrTIZVwSFIP what a troubled world wc are living in today! with the world at w r the worst war evel ,nown to mankind with our eoys far away from hole, with the lack of the luxuries plus many necessities of life, w il our own personal problems we are all more Ol less troubled Oar list of wants could extend over reams of paper, but t no lr is rot at all rece sary to be always wantinb Le can use what we have without eomplaininb ard be tnankful we have thtt But this is not the attitude of many of us supposedly pa triotic Alerieans hen we sal te the flag of the United States we pledge our allcgl nce to our fla which stands for the country we love dee sfem t can truthfully say nYes when asked the eu tion, HDo we aln ys live up to our pledge to the best of our 8111 I knox we ll slip up once in awhile ihere's always L le more to be done tlat we neglect to do den xe top to think of the suffering people in Europe, it rakcs us srudder We think hox lucky we are as compared to them Lut wren we enceintfi trivial inconvenience we forget all about extend ou thodehts more often and contribute our contented hearts o tl' noi le of the countr 9 Hera e an important part of the fight that will lead to an lllen victory e are helpin our boys by many means but we cculr ve J of the Couldn't we spare just few rwnui xri e a letter to our dear ones? Anyone who has been p knovs hov welcome letter is Just think of what Tal een to them who re not fngoying their camp' and who a n clectinb to be back in eivht xeeks at the most Amerie s our country and it is our duty to respect it and 'o co our itmos defend lt As the younger generation, the Am ica of iiture yeal , it is oui place to regard tne tense sit tion to instill in our hearts the want and need of freedom hcpe how we lope th t this is our last war To win a stil d p lm.nent meace is our chief aim an aim which, if car iff out, wld 1 1 he orla a pleasant place to live in A uv ' ... E. '- ' ' u - . . , ' S- ' ' fo P'- ,, Q t ' N l V ' '1' C El Q in 1 ' -fx ' ue t 1 ' r X ' or - H' ' A u A. S. 44 .W' L l El - . . 3 ' 1. V' Y' . . , a -- . ' 'c ' kt 1 ff ' -- ' N ' 'nv 4 . J' 3 1 ' V 1- . ' L: 4 L 1 A f 'icq A yu' , c ' , c-- ' , . 1 J . w- 0 - rs 'I 1 1 r Q 1 -3 x , 0 r it mus t. , 1 f c l fs ' '. 1 , ,. mv . -' a . , ' ' 4 , a W --- M ' '1 ' v 1 . ' F . ., . X - az o 1 ' . ' . +. M .I Lx ' ' .. ..f U V .- .Q .f u fr a 1 f' V vig.: A A ' . ' -1 A f W H caan t saw. hat we cs.' , ' ' 1a a ' A , . ' 1 - i' ' ' ' , ' rv N! .L ? I 'H' C- L AY V O u ' ,. 4. ., - . , a li e - r 1 - , . L ,V U A . . QIL I LJ A ' W 'W ' am.-s L , . w, n . v , 5 'A - . .. 'X 1 , 1 F7 . . . ,Lu . A ' A V. .1 Ok '- . , . w . 1 H' ., , N nw those ceotle and tender new we can ,et alon ? Ln don't we e l , 'I 7 'V' , . 1 . . , c e i . U a t ' 2 1 'nr Al '3 13 y e M a . ,N l R . . . I. , at .lf is f . 5 ' ' 1- 1 4, r , ' ff v ' , S 4l - A a. .-. , , M 1 y , . .1 A eti-l impro - mana se. a ' ' - A Y ' 4- - .l... JUL to ' .1 X ' D 0 4 A 'I' . at summer can , J . . a - . 1' 'l Qdef t xi 'I t 1- A. ' - e a ' ' A 2' ' A J - - . f. ' -. - ' ' - f 're.'t c., -1 ' V P Q Jr f . ' - r- ' cv r- ' . L' el 1 . ' 1 - - A ay t . - -' ' N . ' .. K' ' A . J O I L. L ' 4 . ' J , , . 2 ' V W er- 1 a ' 'S ' - '- f - --f ' aw: - ' ' ' . A V . . ,Q A. ..i g our , I . u 'I , . . ' 'ne . .f ,-- ' 'J 1 ---- . a . lr- 'Af an' Yer.r . TJ N ' e' ' -- ' H ' ' - LJ 4 r' 21 . Zxe iziae t ' xv ' ' - ' .

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THE SEA BREEZE 4 Some system of credit in English would be fair since speech and language appreciation are always benefits for those who take part. If the sewing courses open we shall have a great source of help and could attempt plays of other times which make history come alive for all who see them or act them. We are very grateful to the Manual Apts group for the fine screen-background they have already given us. Let's be ingenious-:keep our funds growing--and be ready to make T. H. S. the best on Route One, inside and out! Class of '46 TAKE IT FROM US' Time moves swiftly, make the most of it while you still have th chance! This is only too true of your schooldays, they are nearly gone before you realize their value As Seniors, we have but a iew more days here at T H S , but you Juniors have an entire year ahead in which to gain in knowledge and in friends Everyone knows that the person who can go through life with a SPllG for everyone and a grudge against no one 1S the person whom we all want to know and copy Enter wholeheartedly in all school activities, whether sports or merely your studies, this is the sure way to get ahead vhile you are still a student The things you learn today vill remain with you always and keep coming up in your encounters with people in the outside world Leader hip is another important element required especially of Seriors You s a Senior will want to have a part in making that year, above all the rest, one in xhich your class excels lt is up to each of youindivldually to see that you do your part Tle entire school looks to you, as Seniors, to be the leader in 1ost school activities which require management from the pupils Me, as the graduating class of 1944, look back and smile at the east four years spent ln dear old T H S , knowing too well that they are among tne happiest we will ever know You will never re l ze viat they have meant to vou until you prepare to leave To yol, th class who shall take our place, we wish all the success DG are you vill make this year, your last year at ihomaston High oCh3Ol the Lest ver I Chi IWTING E ams, on the vrole are not so bad ost of us lways think tn y'll be The r Lht before, if you tad, like mad, 70d dl always be s re of Letting a MCH eut t s is not vhat he teachers advise 'd h ve Vou tudy from dag t d y In tedi Ol cramling vith blood shoe eyes u ll HQ eleir method produces an HA' J C ' - I C . . . cs Nl . . . , . A . A I O Q . . . . W n . 1' 1 . LL ' ' . 1 . ' . . . h i J . . I l . 1 ' - . . Q . L ' u - . . I . , 1 . . 0 . M . . . Q A A . n . I . V . 1. u Q 1 , h r . ' . V 0 7 n I O N F U ,I - . . Y . . . . . ll . vm ,r - , . ' ' O A o a c . , , , 1- - , ,. .. ,. A . , : 1 . gi .L il C 1. ' f U I a Q ' .' . .. V - . 1 A .. ' 1 9 as ,ri J ' I Ll F rn . .J ' , , '- Q ,. L. O. 44 J x in X .. v' . J .1 . - ' 1 ,, As L , a ' A Q ., .v : . . , - . - , . -lc N 3 1 X , 'V t 'I l ,' rf s . qv :. A 4. C ,I ' U ' - , .- . , - - 4 1- ' E w F U L, x ' ' ' ETH H' W f' o r r ' fs l-lf, J' 1.1. L U V O Q , 4 rv - ,, - g S 1 ,- - A 'Q W , - A . Y x D . U , . . 1 4, - . V ., ., ' io '- fi is 1- H . . . 44