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

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Jane Laughton-Currently on a boa constrictor hunt in Brazil. Lauretta Loverro-Is presently happily married to Irish multi-millionaire Patrick O'Shaughnessy. Donna Lyman-First girl cableman in the U. S. Herbert Mackey-Has been named vice-president of the Pertussin Cough Medicine Co. Frank Marz-Plays the leading role in the new mo- tion picture thriller, Return of King Kong. Joan McKenney-Reported by Louella Parsons as suffering from malnutrition. Gerald Murchie-Stagecoach driver for T.V. series Tombstone Territory. Yvette Nadeau-Fashion designer for Skirts to Fit the Hips. Rose Parenchuck-Model for the Little Folks Shop. back dead Harold Harold Parker- Bring 'em Parker is enroute home from his most recent African lion hunt. Doris Pelham-Operator of boarding house. Fifth Avenue Lil's Kathleen Preece-Is now manufacturing genuine helanca stockings to free yourself from woe and get rid of that bow. Robert Raymond-Owner of Rhythm Inn. Fern Risatti-Publisher of Freddie's Farm Journal, announces that Guinea-waps are increasing in number. Rosemarie Roche-Head waitress in famous German Achtung Tavern. Stephen Rockmore--World's leading ski champ. L. Xi Edward Rouleau-Is now rollin' in dough fat the Orange Bakeryl. Arthur Shepardson-Trapeze artist, is billed as Ar- turo the Great in Barnum and Bailey circus. Carol Starkey-Skipper of the Moonlight Cruise Belle at Lake Mattawa. Dennis Stone-Follows the 11:10 weather forecast with a nightly commercial for Salem cigarettes. Joyce Summers-Recently made the ranks of the Rockettes. Nancy Thompson-Has recently accepted the posi- tion as head of the Chemistry Department at Tully Tech. Jeane Thresher- Housewife of the Year. Frederick Towle--Owner of Towle's Towels Are the Towels by Towle. Nancy Vorce-No. 1 hog caller for W.C.A.T. Justine Waite-Owner of the Erving Paper Mill. James Webster-Newly appointed U. S. ambassador to France. Kathryn Webster-Playing center for the Boston Celtics. Paula Whitcomb-Now receiving a bushel of apples a day as her students try to be teacher's pet. Theresa Winoski-1959 Easter Queen candidate, sponsored by Tony's Dutch Room. Roland Witherell-Chosen Most Eligible Bachelor on the Riviera for the fourth consecutive year. Katherine Yuconis-Pitched a no-hitter for the U.S. Olympic girls' softball team. Joyce Zwicker-Elected for third term as Orange selectman. .lf fr 'F . C .Xi A Q , X if H I 1' W I F IQ I 10. A 'lillllla x4 x ly ' P 3 3 I rifk I lb l Y v .

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:Q Ronnie Abbott-Chosen Dairy Maid of the Year. Harriet Barnes-Massachusetts senator, has just fin- ished a 32-hour marathon T.V. debate. Sandra Barnes-Hostess of Sandy's Saturday Night Frolicsf' Carolyne Barrows-Has just been nominated by ASCAP as the trumpeter most likely to succeed Harry James. Richard Belsky-Now owns a fleet of taxis C48 Dodgesj. William Bergquist-Valedictorian of his graduating class at Stockbridge Agricultural School and perfector of hoof and mouth disease serum. Rodney Bixby-Candidate for an Oscar for his sparkling portrayal of Pagliacci in the Broad- way musical of the same name, has returned home for a class reunion. Charles Bosco-Has recently been presented with the Silent Man of the World award. He has not spoken a word since graduation. Patricia Brooks-Private secretary to principal of R. C. M. R. Linda Bryant - After running out of alibis, she safely rests over the hill. Jane Burnett-Sensational exotic dancer, has been signed for a month's engagement at Rhythm Inn. Rita Calvi-Well-known progressive jazz singer. Maureen Camden - U. S. nominee for Olympic women's decathlon. Walter Cegiel-Received a gold watch for 20 years of faithful service at The Pit. Raymond Chandler-Has signed a long-term con- tract for the dramatic new T.V. series, Feather Richard, Cousin of Zorro. Winnie Chevalier-Coconut cracker on Pitcairn Is- land. CLASS PROPHECY Robert Clark-Is now serving time for illegal opera- tion of a distillery at his home in Petersham. Barbara Cleveland-Editor of Sports Cars Without Wheels. Anika Cloutier-Alias The Trout,' was last month's cover girl for Field and Stream magazine. Alan Coffin-Has recently returned from an Under- takers of the World Convention at Brussels. Virginia Cogswell-New York's Policewon1an of the Month. David Coolidge-Electric football champion. Helena Davis-Auctioning off her royal garments weekly. Marlene DeGara - Italian drummer featured at Benny's Lunch. Lynn DeJackome-After being approached by five major league baseball clubs, he has finally de- cided on entering the National Football League, cfo the Chicago Bears. Dorothy Desseau-Giving lectures on How to Get Your Homework Done. Howard Dodge-Known as Hollywood's leading choreography expert, Howard is presently vaca- tioning at Foster's Dam. Lucia Dubour-Now leading stock car lady, featur- ing' Beulah, the winner of all races. Kenneth Dushion-The Reverend Kenneth Dushion has recently taken over Bishop Sheen's live T.V. broadcast. Donald Duval-Flash! Donald Duval fThe Great Duvall has signed another long-term contract as understudy to Lex CTarzanJ Barker. Constance Eddy-Head saleslady for Squeak-Proof Shoes, Inc. Carol Fournier-Now managing the Septic Tank Cleaning Company. Sally Gates-Sally says, Cheaper by the dozen. Lois Greenman-Has been booked on suspicion of peddling heroin. William Harris-Operator of Your 24-hour Towing Service in region of Bear's Den Road. Robert Haselton-Received his M.A. in history at Harvard. Lee Holden-Has devised a new-style haircut, strict- ly for French poodles. June Hosley-Head lady of All-American Square Dancers. Ronald Johnson-Owner and operator of a South African orangutang ranch. Arvine Juif-Is now the only woman to have won the Indianapolis 500. Pauline LaCroix-Fashion editor for Mademoiselle Lingerie Exclusives. V Raymond Laffond-Has bought out the Kraft Cheese Company and is now selling the product under the name of Fromage, Inc. l Kenneth Lambert-After many long years of in- vestigation, Kenneth has been revealed as the silent partner in Clark's distillery. Robert Lanou-Won the annual Athol-to-Orange Kayak Race on the Millers River. Richard Lariviere-The new flagman for Your Sat- urday Night Submarine Races.

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3, V 2 13063 .5,f' Ai-1 Seniors in front of the Capitol. Library of Congress 2' ' ' s 4 , ' ' If Q L ii . . :,'! rg?Q Aka 1 1' 'Q I O SENIORS VISIT WASHINGTON, D.C Saturday, April 19-Left Orange at 8:30. Arrived at the Shelton Towers Hotel, N. Y. Went to Radio City. Sunday, April 20--Left N. Y. Went on moonlight cruise on Potomac River. Monday, April 21-Toured points of interest. Tuesday, April 22-Visited different buildings. Wednesday, April 23-Saw dress parade at Annap- olis. Thursday, April 24-Visited White House. Friday, April 25-Left Washington Friday morning, arriving in N. Y. at 2:15. Toured N.B.C. Building. Saturday, April 26-Left N. Y. at 2:00, arriving in Orange at 9:30. All those steps!