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

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Linda Dexter, David Bryniarski, Barbara Tep- per and Joanne Vaillencourt as thev appeared in the senior class play, Thursday Evening. Eugene Maleski and Sally Day in the sophomore class play, The Strange Gate. The senior high classes presented the annual one- act plays on November 7, 1958. The sophomores presented The Strange Gate. Eugene Maleski, Robert Ward, Wilfred Stockwell, Sally Day, and Mary Lou Bargeron made up the cast. This play was coached by Mrs. Phillips. Miss Costello coached The Best There Is, a play which the juniors presented. The cast included Ju- dith Raymond, Judith Greanier, David Stockwell, Mary Giniusz, Daniel Stockwell, Ann Bunumas, Wil- 3 ONE-ACT PLAYS liani Jamison. Gloria Miville, and Doris Knetchel. David Bryniarski, Barbara Tepper, Joanne Vail- lencourt, and Linda Dexter composed the senior cast which, coached by Mr. Hampe, presented Thursday Evening. All the plays were well received. However, Miss Barbara Crosby, Mrs. Barbara Waters. and Mrs. Alice Robbins judged the junior class as outstand- ing in poise, personality, diction, and talent. The Junior Band provided music between the plays. Miss Costello and the cast of the winning play, The Best There ls, presented by the junior class.

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if' I L 'x'. - fi- Carlene ,Humphrey, D.A.R. :Sue Belcher, Betty Crocker P c t e r Chizlsson, Rcnnsalaor Homemaker Award. M e d al f 0 r Excellence in Good Citizenship Award. Mathematics. AWARDS f X Langdon Moore, Bausch and Lomb Plaque for Excellence in Science, and Threadwell Tap and Die Corporation Scholarship. All State-Virginia Richards, Nancy Cloutier. and William Amidon. Not shown: Ward Taylor. Boys' State-Vernon Coutu and Raymond Deyo. Not shown: David W 3 Nl T2wl0I'. American S0- Girls' State - Janice Denno Stockwell. Daniel Stockwell, and ciety of Tool E n gi n e e r s and Mabel Richardson. Robert Wasleski. fChapter 1001 Scholarship. 'ifusr

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GGOTEIG and Emily iFI'aI1CiS Driscoll and George and Emily get married. Emilvs Charlotte Hallj meet after school, just be- father QPeter Chiassonj turns away, look fore they discover that they love each other. ing sad. TALENTED THESPIANS The Stage Manager tWilliam Amidonj portrays the minis- ter who marries the young couple. The entire cast of Our Town, with Mrs. Ryan, the director. They gave a memorable per- formance of a beautiful and moving play, and what they did should set a standard for future groups to live up to. On February 5 the Dramatics Department pre- sented the three-act play Our Town. by Thornton Wilder. New England life and philosophy of the early 1900's was portrayed by clramatizing' the lives of the town's inhabitants. This was the first time that a play of such dimensions has been presented, and it was well presented and received, thanks to the work of a fine cast and of Mrs. Ryan. the director. Mr. Hall and Linda Hall played the organ be- tween acts and during parts of the play. K -svsud-5,,..-..fx.. v.'N----' W'