RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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E Q24 Q w Q CATHERINE E. MARAK Alwayf huhhling over with laughter. IUDITH A. MARTINEZ Therek iz dijjference hetween good .round 1'ea.ronzng and 7'8tZJ'072i72 g that found: good. WILLIAM MCADAM Aahzeryity if the jifzrt path to truth. Pat and Phyllis gather their books during the 5-minute scramble JUDITH ANN MCGUIRE A smiling look and iz jigure flight, iz cheerful air and Jtep hoth quick and light. 96

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BOB LAMONDE Better to be :mall and thine than to be tall and cart a Jhadaw. Greg Horton, our student director takes a bow. ROBERT M. LEBARON D0n't let his quietnerx fool you. SUSAN B. LEON GARY LESICK Alwayy fmiling, alwayr gay, and we Still water rum deep. like laer fmt that way.

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KIRK MCKINNEY Never 4 dull moment. able fountain of ideas and who often gave us those much needed little pushes in the right direction. When the magazine drive ended, we realized our pre- carious linancial position and promptly went about trying to correct it. Along with the REA and PTSA we sponsored a play performed by the Columbia Players and directed by Mr. Dwight Martin - COME BLOW YOUR HORN. It ran for two evenings and with the combined efforts of '- wn ms-W . m y yd' 9 r Lunch - a time to rest our Weary brains. 97 WAYNE MCNAUGHTON l love work. I rozzld .vit and gaze at it for laourr. ZANE R. MERCIER Give him ez cbemirtry lab and everybody run! GARY MUND To work or not to work, tlmt ir the qvertion!