Ralph C Mahar Regional High School - Toga Yearbook (Orange, MA)

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JUNIOR In our last year at P. H. S. we had six members in our class. James Ruby left to live in Worcester and June Hosley joined us to become the sixth member. Our officers for the year were: president, Sandra Barnesg vice-president, Richard Clarkg secretary, June Hosley, and treasurer, Kenneth Lam- bert. Mr. Bagley was our class advisor. On May 24, 1957, we held our junior prom. The theme was A Wishing Well, using pastel shades for our color scheme. Our chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. Hosley, Mr. and Mrs. Hellen, and Mr. and Mrs. Lambert. The Millers Falls Sparklers provided the music. At the end of the year we looked forward to entering Ralph C. Mahar Regional School. MAHAR REGIONAL In September, 1957, we entered the new regional high school, which was then still under construction. Our final class officers were David Cool- idge, presidentg Yvette Nadeau, vice-presi- dent, William Harris, treasurerg and Pauline LaCroix, secretary. Student Council members were Jane Burnett, William Bergquist, Richard Bel- sky, Lauretta Loverro, Donald Duval, Rob- ert Raymond, Gerald Murchie, Nancy Thomp- son and Sandra Barnes. We selected our class motto- Not To Follow But To Lead , our class flower - yellow roseg our class colors - blue and white: and our cap and gown colors -- blue and white. With the aid of Mr. Quinn, we presented a one-act play, Comes Romance . To raise funds for the senior class trip, food sales and dances were held, Christmas cards were sold, and refreshments were sold at games. Our class adviser was Mr. Prouty. In October we posed for our class pic- tures. Jane Burnett was notified that she was the recipient of the D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award. All State representatives were Dennis Stone, Kathleen Preece, Donna Lyman, and Rita Calvi. The first Minstrel Show to be held in the Mahar Regional School was held April 11 and 12, with Richard Belsky as interlocu- tor, and William Harris and Gerald Murchie as senior endmen. On April 19, thirty-nine seniors and three chaperones started on the annual Washington trip, and returned on the twen- ty-sixth. One of the major events of our senior year has been the making of our yearbook, Toga. Many members of the class gave much time and energy to it, and we hope it will stand as an excellent record of this which has been an outstanding year.

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