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

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As we sud b6fOle just 1 lot of mfnchlngl Russell, Barbara 'fe el 'md Readers of the class hlstory Doris PP Nancy Baker. s .fiiv 1 ' . -,fr -fll i l e The junior class committee in charge of the class gifts: Frances Donahue, Nancy Bickley, Judy Cloukey, Lynn Warner, Carol Webster, Jane Hatch, Dennis Driscoll, Anna Stone, Kenneth Whitaker, and Richard Rowe. Q, Y

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5. .L Finished with the first stop toward graduation. AEN , I fem f N 1 M' ev er , ,, H9 .ii, s w Vlfvxflvf W, mm-SYS Ss - 9? ii z 3 4: X, Q ll A' ll! filwvxys wi S 5' W C I e ,A Q? X mx IW 5 Q X lf 263 H A X N xi Before the service. If William Amiclon an 've af :gm A if i io . and Ronald Banks look si little unhap- py . it's because each of them has still do his solo. BACCALAUREATE is 3 The School Marshal, David Bry- niarski, and the Class Marshal, Francis Driscoll. The-re's nothing to this Commence- ,N ment Week-except a lot of march- , ing! 19 so is s . .R xcB,,L,,. ., .. gg W 391 sl sw s .wr - ' 25 Q

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in is' On the march again-this time for the last time. Coming into the auditorium. isa ,sw Mrs. Jacob Bryniarski presents the Mahal' Parent Teacher Student O1 ganization Scholarship to Jacque line Raymond. AND FINALLYNGRADUATIGN... The really significant event of Com- mencement Week was. of course, grad- uation, which was held Thursday, June 11, in the auditorium. Our speaker was Dr. Stanley Salwak. Many s pec i al awards and scholarships were given out and then the evening was climaxed for Mr. Olson presents a Mahar Facul ty Gift Scholarship to Eleanor Pa- luilis. each of us as we were called to receive our diplomas. Of special interest this year was that we were joined by four persons from the adult education pro- gram, who received their diplomas along with us. Mrs. Pearl C. Hill p r e s e n t s the Athol - Orange Registered Nurses' Association Scholarship to Fran- cine Letourneau. c, I? A . Q 5. y iii 1 1 '