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

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--Y FOREWGRD The yearbook staff is ple asc-d to present this first issue ot' Toga. commemorating our first. year in our new school. Many persons have worked hard to produce a book which we hope will please you. Our yearbook is aimed especi- ally at preserving for the seniors a record of the acquaintances and activities of their final year in high school, but we have also endeavored to include to some extent, however small. all the classes of our school. We regret that we could not give more space to some things and that some worthwhile things had to he left out, But our lmook must necessarily be limiter. in scope. The title of our liook, Toga, was suggested by the ancient Roman practice of conferring a toga upon a youth as a symbol of his reaching adulthood. The parallel between this and our graduation ceremony is readily apparent. In the spirit of our title we have chosen a classical theme for our book this year- a theme which is especially borne out by the art xi ork, which is adapted from classical models.