RHAM High School - Triangle Yearbook (Hebron, CT)

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BONNIE BELLE KINGHORN A .rweet Jmile portrayr a sweet personality. MICHAEL J. KOLLER Quiet al jim, but Zoole again! CORLISS A. LAKING A merry heart maketh a rloerry countenance. RICHARD J. KLEINSTUBER Why teachers turn gray. us realized how quickly the ten short months until June would go or how much there would be to do to wind up our high school days. We worked diligently getting patrons and advertis- ing for the yearbook and thinking of ways to fatten our depleted treasury. We held two successful dances early in the year and many an afternoon found different committees planning ways to make money. The Executive Committee met often with our Sen- ior Advisor, Mr. Grabber, who fortunately proved to be a verit- The Senior Dance Committee plans Sleepy Hol1ow.' 94

Page 97 text:

FRED JACKSON Anything hut 4 quiet life! A couple request their favorite song. 95 LAWRENCE I.. JAGLOWSKI Generally rpeezhirzg, he'J gerzerezlly Jpeaking. DONNA F. JOHNSON Alwayr hrzp p y, never rad, har a .rmile for every lad. GEORGE KASYAN An eager heewer.

Page 99 text:

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.