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

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The football team had a rough first year at Bliihlll' with 21 record of two Wins and six losses. The outstanding game of the season XVZIS quis made Gerald Murchie, Shatos received Bergquist and chosen as first string string center 1 lin County League What a mess! Mahal Down he goes! ..fi7':,l Ther0's the hole! it ,, V S ' ' . 7 '. SA main A 77 Men of M'xh'u Look at him go!

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xiii . ...N t ,. 1 lx ff 4, ,i 23 Yi K . . 4-Q 3 if Q A Q-. John Mflgee --NQh3tXiQ5 Rmmsn'mx llunald Duval Clifford Shatos Alfred Letourneau S K i X 1 Q for fA-basketball season with A A 9. 1'ec0i'd'f and 10 losses. The Mhhar-i5eai11fe 'Lcapped by not, hav- ing ai1aorheL6img!g X A x he last part of the season. ii 'fyi i i ix which was open- ed on .331 won 3 out of its 4 final g'a1nbg:j.f'jif T116-X 6lTh3H.CiQQQbigf m Mr. Kearney. The Don Duval, who lead the if-CQ, with a total of 162 pointsh-ani over 11 points per gameg i Q Qi f iee and Pee Wee Letourneaui play- ers, both brought V. team. I .. l Pee Wee had an 10.9 points per game and Magediiigfi AAAAA A points in the lust eight g,'3Tl x8S.kLSA ff Bosco ae- quired 51 points in games. All-in-all, desgiiietiiiiliisgqsgifiiigteani had a promising seasdih. X . LYLI i iii. .J. V. Cheerleaders. We Won! Getting the tap. Ready for the rebound.