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

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l This just doesn't seem to be the Cliff, Joe, and Wayne that we know f come on boys, smile! SENIOR PRGM 1 '1.N- l Memories are made, dreams fulfilled be- neath tinsel chandeliers and dim lights, i In the midst of all the formality, there is still time for friendly conversation. Ana' F inalbf. . Daryl Bargeron and Bill Woodcock and their lovely dates X55 II4

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M 4 Kathy Cormier and Linda Cloukey and escorts. V ' Xe 5 I The Ushers and Officers anxiously await the receiving line. Til the End of Time . . . 'S' 'Til the end of time . . . 1 1 3

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We came here as frightened children . . . Then Came 'N ,M f z N .Q XYXGSJB A 'Lf gf X fu All I rv- S Q R3 ? e N I Left, right, left . . . Class Day for the Class of 1967 was a day of remembrance for the seniors soon to be gradu- ated. The reading of the class history by Doris Niedzwiedz and Charles Teahan recreated the arrival and stay at Mahar by the class. Indi- viduals were spotlighted in the reading of the class will by Sue Hamilton, Debbie Botti and Dave Babel. The gay mood turned serious as varying awards were presented, and continued as Charlie Krouse gave the challenge to the underclassmen. The last singing of the alma mater brought tears to many eyes as the Class of 1967 prepared to leave Mahar forever. Class Day Debbie Bergeron and Kathy Cormier receive the Future Nurses' Club Good show, my boy! Scholarship. Sue Hamilton, Dave Babel and Debbie Botti read the calss will. ll5