RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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'A 42 ' -1. . - , .A rv. I -' ,. ,ua We're gonna have a hootenarmy, hootenanny . . . KATHERINE ELIZABETH DARWIN Friendlinexs Jhinef through like a Jtar. MICHAEL DEVLIN Girlf don't hothel' me. Hey, what am I saying? KATHLEEN HELEN DONAHUE PATRICK J. DOUGAN Kathy'5 laughter loud and gay D0n't looh at 1ne,'I'n2 innocent! can he heard nzoft any clay. 89

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LAWRENCE M. COVELL DONNA JANE CRANICK Why do your own homework when Anyone for fports? yon can get mfneone el.re'5? wide-eyed seventh graders, were now cruising along on the road of life eagerly anticipating our junior and Senior years. The high point of our Junior year was receiving our class rings, the insignia of upperclassmen. Once We had those rings we began to realize how little time we -had left in high school. This was the year we co-sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom HAWAIIAN SUNSET. We finally solved the most difficult job of a1l-decora- JANICE CROWLEY Cute and Jfnnll with 4 grin for all. LINDA LEE CURTIS We demand our rights! pw, and work dong mix! my lake the Ihr!!! Mickey and Greg ask Mr. Spaulding about Senior Privileges

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THELMA LAUREN FALCETTA Where therelf laughter, there'5 George ! JOHN EDWARD FOOTE Nothing too hard for him to tackle! DAVID ANTHONY GALUMBOSKI A little nonfenre now and then if reliyhed hy the hert of men. Carole and Larry happily arrive at the Prom for an enjoyable evening of dancing and romancing. ANDREW F. GASPER, JR. A little worh never hurt anyone, hut why take thnneer? 90