Silver Lake Regional High School - Torch Yearbook (Kingston, MA)

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t FOREWORD Silver Lake has justified its existence by proving that the consolidation of the schools of a group of small towns is effective and practical. It has turned now in a new direc- tion. The doss of 1962 has witnessed the expansion of our facilities in the addition of a language lab and a complete new junior high wing. A new social studies curriculum has been introduced this year, and there are now advanced courses in English, French, science, and mathematics. We hove worked with the under- graduates, faculty, and administration to extend these improvements. We are moving on into a bigger world, choosing new ways, facing other directions. Silver Lake will go o ' n, steadied by its traditions and driven by its spirit of innovation, but our most substantial connection with it will be this yearbook. We hope that the new Torch will recall, in a slightly novel fashion, some of the events, both local and worldwide, which took place while we wen= seniors.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS » ;; ' ;- SENIOR ACTIVITIES AND AWARDS J. BINNS Editor-in-chief P. PRESCOTT Art Editor SENIORS 43 UNDERCLASSMEN 69 ACTIVITIES N. CHASE Business Editor SPORTS 95 FACULTY 108 ADVERTISEMENTS 10 SPONSORS Yearbook Advisor - MR. ROBERT J. ANDREWS Business Advisor - MRS. EMILY NICKERSON