Tantasqua Regional High School - Tantasquan Yearbook (Sturbridge, MA)

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You’re nice. You’re nicer. SORGHUM LIFE Officers lead the Grand March; Jun- ior Prom May 1, 1964. Excuse me; I know we met somewhere, but I want to get into my locker please. 10

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I know what I’m talking about; af- ter you get the ball put it in the hoop. After the two o’clock bell rings, the school isn’t very passive; things are really hopping. As we walk down the halls we see students at help sessions, and detentions, and people running here and there. Our many clubs and various activities keep many of us on the go all the time. All this life and con- stant action is what makes the students of T.H.S. feel a unity. Our annual bath. LOS ey

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Keep talking; I’ll take the rock and hit him in the head. We get 5¢ an hour for holding up the wall. ri What do you mean you’re not taking me to the prom? A students social life at T.H.S. is wide and varied. The school holds 10 major dances a year which are open to all senior high school students. The Stu- dent Council also sponsors sock hops during the basketball season. The lunch period is a great time to get together, as well as before and after school and at the many activities held here at T’antasqua. Hi there; my name is Kaitbenski — this is my kid sister.