RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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Mr. Alden Spaulding The Administration These are the men who have the final word on all school problems and activities. Our Principal, Mr. Spaulding and our Assistant Principal, Mr. Long- fellow, guide the good ship RHAM through both turbulent and calm wa- ters. They advise students on their prob- lems and assist faculty members with their classes. The class of 1964 wishes to express its gratitude to these men who have helped to make our life here at RHAM more successful. Mr Thomas Longfellow

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Peace Through Understanding The world today is witnessing a never-ending strnggle for peace among all its people. This is the world which the class of 1964 will enter he- coming part of a generation which will inherit the task of establishing this peace. For this rea- son we wish to dedicate this written collection of memories to the canse of World Peace hoping that it will repeal the disposition of the class in general. It is only hy understanding among all nations that a hinding peace can he realized npon earth. The symbol of the 1964-1965 World's Fair, the Unisphere, expresses oar hope for the fittnre, Peace Throngh Understanding. 5

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Front row: CL-RJ: Mrs. Dorothy Colgan, Mrs. Dorothy Abbott, Mr. Rex Horrocks, Chairman Mrs. Henrietta Green, and Mrs. Imodale Richards. Back row CI.-RD : Mr. Harry Hauck, Mr. Doug las Secord, and Mr. Robert Foote. The Board of Education Because, Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor gloom of night stay these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds, the Board of Education comes through with decisions for the benefit of the student body of RHAM High School. With equal representation from each of the three towns, the Board meets twice each month to challenge the problems of the school and the students. 7