Epping High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Epping, NH)

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Our Senior Play LEFT: Jerry complains to Nancy about the strange way that Pam, their daughter, has been acting this summer. BELOW: Pam and Doris look over the charm kit which they hope will make them alluring and not so very young. BELOW left: When Jerry finds that daughter Pam has left the gas tank of the car empty, he decides that the only way he can make his golf date is by bicycle. 'sk

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LEFT: Pam Sullivan Business Manager of the yearbook, checks her advertising records. BELOW left: Dale Mingo works hard typing E1 page of the yearbook. BELOW: As the photographer sets up his camera, Judy Coffin, the Editor, ex- plains what the next shot will be. yrs: FRONT ROW: ludy Coffin, Mrs. Lucier, Nancy Fleming, Iolee Allen, Janet Pender- grace, Dale Mlngo, Regina Kimball. MIDDLE ROW: Pam Sullivan, Pat O'Ccnnor, Sheila Lavigne, Linda Valliere, Joanne Latwen, Jerry Whitten, BACK ROW: Everett Whitten, Kevin Murphy, Tom Hurley, David Allen. Missing when picture was taken, Ronnie Piecuch. Yearbook Stay?

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Jerry and Regina dance the Charleston, After realizing that her real self is better proving that they're not too old to have than the flirt she tried to be, Pam insists fun, that George slap her for all she has done to him. Too Young, Too Old was the title of the play put on by the Senior Class on December 3, 1965. When that night was finally over, everyone was relieved, but rather sad. Although many hours of work had been put into the production, the entire cast will admit that they had fun doing it! Pam doesn't like having her sister and competition, Judy, home for the summer, and she lets Judy know by pushing her off the dock. if f 5' Ah SV 1 K. Rivals fight over Pam, the girl whom they mutually like.