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

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Epilogue l The time for books, lockers, and classes at Mahar has passedg and the time for farewell has come for the class of196 7. As we face the future, the memories of Mahar's hallowed halls ana' the times spent there, both in learning and in pleasure, are still warm in our hearts. May this T OGA always present to you a personal glimpse of these memorable moments. H9

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GRADUATIO James Smith receives his diploma from Supt, Cook. All minds are on one thing, even though it seems impossible. On June the second, 1967, one hundred and forty seniors gathered for the last time to receive their diplomas and bid their Alma Mater farewell. The evening was solemn, and it was both the happiest and saddest day in the lives of the members of the class of 1967. The Honor Students spoke on g'The World of Tomorrowf' and the class presented its gift-a sign to illuminate the school entrance. Many a tear shone in the eyes of the students as they were presented their diplomas, the symbol of their entrance into adulthoodg and as they gathered for the last time as a class of high school students. Concentration on step makes everyone a little tipsy. The Graduation Speakers.

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