RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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,?' BILL RAYMOND A quiet langue Jhowf u wife bend. Yearbooks! Yearbooks! Last call for Yearbooks! JOCAROL RICCARDI N ot ibut she diflikex studying, but thu! Jlae likes fun better. GARY VICTOR ROBERTS WILLA SARAH ROBERTS Eur drink und be merry for A friendly thought to ull who come her way tonzorrow we have el test. 101

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1 . SHARON LOUISE POHL The Jparkle in her eye reflecir zflae diamond on ber finger. VALERIE JUNE RANKL May ,the never change, except in name. BOB RATHBUN He Jpeakr and arty in all rincerity AL PUCCI Worry? N0, you? throughout the year by Seniors selecting colleges or jobs. After unmercifully badgering Mr. Spaulding we were al- lowed two Senior privileges. One was getting out of class for C lunch on the first bell and the other was reserved tables in Cafeteria Two for Seniors only. We had definitely arrived! It would be almost impossible for us to forget our days at RHAM and it seemed nearly as impossible that we would Uh . . . I think we need more money here. 100

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HELEN NAOMI ROBINSON I5 .rhe df quiet ni she pretends? These wonderful days belong to the past. soon be leaving its challenging classrooms, noisy cafeterias, jam- packed lavatories or freezing smoking area. Yes, our time was running out, we were graduating. Our high school days were over. PAUL SANDAHL Life without mrs if not life. LYNNE SPENCER CAROL ELIZABETH URSIN N at too short, not too tall, clever, Gentlemen prefer blondf. friendly, liked by all. 102