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

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SENIORS VISIT WASHINGTON Twenty-one members of the Senior Class and two chaperones, Miss Perkins and Mrs. Lariviere, left from the school at eight o'clock Saturday morning, April 18, and headed for New York. We checked into the Paramount Hotel in New York Saturday afternoon. Sunday morning we left for Wash- ington, D. C., where we stayed from Sunday to Wednesday at the Raleigh Hotel. The weather was very good during the trip and added to everyone's pleasure. Some inter- esting places that we visited were: Mount Vernon, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Capitol, the Lincoln Memorial, and the Ford Theater. The group also went on the Moonlight Cruise on the Potomac. When we On returned to New York, we took the guided tour of the NBC Building. After six days of fun, we returned home Friday night, April 24. In front of the Capitol. Seated: Sue Belcher, Sharon Warner, Judy Punis, Joanne Vaillencourt, Linda Forster, Joyce Fel- lows, and Suellen Sixt. Standing: Sandra Richard, Barbara Tepper, Paula Preece, Linda Dexter, James Brown, Peter Holmes, Paul Millett, Mrs. Lariviere, Miss Perkins, Richard Stone, Lloyd Upham, Den- nis Bundy, Judy White, Laura Willard, Sandra Goselin, and Muriel Holden. the bus' , At the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Arlington Cemetery. fu-H, .R wma: wafnmanmn-.mama-kwa fmaeswus .a ffv- if -- 'M-1-r N p -7-Mm m - Wxawsmlaxi is sin

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Alfred Laffond owns Batch's dairy bar. Rexyne Lawson is the star of the TV show Rex the Wonder Dog. Alfred Letourneau is an end man in a travel- ing minstrel show. Francine Letourneau is the interlocutor. Deborah Mackey coaches the New Salem basketball team. John Magee is replacing Wally Cox as Mr. Peepers. Alfred Miller has recently been selected to be Charles Atlas' assistant. Paul Millett referees ladies w r e s tl i n g matches. Langdon Moore owns an orange orchard. Muriel North works at the South Pole. Eleanor Paluilis is playing for the Boston Celtics. Tyrone Patrick is a professor of n uc l e a r physics. Mary Pedrazzi is replacing Elvis Presley in Jailhouse Rock. Roberta Powers is an airline hostess at West- over Air Force Base. Paula Preece drives a truck for Parady's cleaners. Judy Punis is manager at Plotkin's Furniture Store. Jackie Raymond is mother advisor of the Orange Order of Rainbow Girls. Thomas Reid is a concert pianist Cout-doing Van Cliburnl. Sandra Richard has just been hired as man- ager of the First National Store in Orange. Virginia Richards is dean of the Tully Fin- ishing School for Boys. Doris Russell drives the Petersham school bus. Judith Sahagian is teaching bookkeeping at Mahar Regional. Suellen Sixt is advertising filter cigarettes on television. Carole Small has a part in Giant. Clifford Shatos is Western Massachusetts tiddlywinks champion. Richard Stone is working as a stock-boy at J. A. Tepper Co. F r e d e r i c k Sylvester is co - starring on Tweety :SL Sylvester. Ward Taylor plays the sousaphone in the Salvation Army Band. Barbara Tepper has the lead in Leave It to Beaver. Mich aele Thayer is a bubble dancer at Sandy's Saturday Night Frolics. Marsha Turner is teaching home economics at Erving Academy. Jane Twombly is a teacher on Romper Room. Lloyd Upham has recently married Martha Raye. Joanne Vaillencourt plays records at the Athol Y dances. Linda Waid is teaching shorthand at Athol High School. Sharon Warner is teaching advanced calculus at M.I.T. Judith White is a door-to-door saleswoman for cigarette butts. Gene Whitney is starring in Rebel Without a Cause. Laura Willard has just sold her long pony- tail and has retired. Allen Woods is an admiral in the United States Navy.

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