RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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ALMA ANDERSON A mild manner and a gentle heart. PAUL G. ANDERSON A good .rchealnle - fix periodf of art. TOM BADORE N ever do more than yon have to. Pat and Gary seerh to have succeeded in persuading Mrs. GriHin. CHERYL ANN BARNES Ten little jingeff, ten little toef, one little tongue, and oh how it goeff 84

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' CHARLES P, BELDEN BRUCE MACDONALD BELL Give me silence and I'll he happy. Tell me where the good times are In September, 1958, one hundred and twenty of us wide- eyed seventh graders from Hebron, Andover, and Marlborough arrived at the doors of RHAM High School to begin our jour- ney into the mystifying world of secondary education. We had a hectic and hilarious year of changing classes, numerous teach- ers, stacks of homework, dances and basketball games. As we exhaustedly passed into the eighth grade we felt as if we were old hands at high school life and when the seventh graders he Senior Class Officers with their Advisor, Mr. Grabber QL-Rj: Donna Cran- GARY BEMIS Allin all, a liheahle fellow ' If ' BECKY BENNETT reasurer Roger Phelps, Presidentg Sally Clough, Secretaryg Kris Hutchinson, If there were an honor society for athletes -I1stor1an Greg Horton, Parliamentariang Gary Roberts, Vice President. Becky would Jet its standard! 85