RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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News Gr views The Cecil B. DeMille's of RHAM always come to the rescue when something goes wrong with a Elm or some of the audio visual equip- ment. They can be depended upon to deliver films and equipment on time to different class- rooms throughout the school, but if they're late, you'd better watch where you're walking be- cause the halls look like the Hollywood Free- way at rush hour. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB Front row CL-RD: C. Malecky, D. Brown, G. Warstock, R Carley, H. Grant. Back row CL-RD: Mr. Perry, advxsorg E Boober, R. Damarjian, R. Price, and R. Leach. ,M VARSITY DEBATING TEAM 23

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Tlwfs debatable Do you like to argue? Well, the Debate Club offers an excellent op- portunity for you to express your unbiased opinions. This year our Varsity team has made several trips to nearby schools for debates and has returned with an excellent rec- ord. They have participated in many tournaments throughout the state where they have also scored victories. With this encouragement, we are looking forward to an even better season next year. DEBATE CLUB Front row CL-RJ 1 D, jose, R. Gonci, B. Borst, I.. Grant. Back row CL-RD : Mrs. Robinson, advisorg W. Ferguson, R. Libitsky D Munson and J Martinez 22

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Gerard Nault Mr. Carol Tarcauanu - Head of Department ff A, an fr 1. ,F ' R -2 rfgsfaritm web? . 252, ig .Q it 2 I -- E i. 'L if s, Q5 f 11- A , , li it ifxii if if 855531 it ,,,. A A A EW, W ffff' Mrs. Pauline Straight Language - a key to understanding Because most post-secondary schools require at least two or three years of a foreign language, many of RHAM's college-bound students spend their evenings translating Caesar and conjugating irregular French verbs. Many times the students find themselves puzzling over the spoken word transmitted by the language labs. However, they gradually find themselves talking like Friends, Romans, and Countrymenf'