Valley Regional High School - Triad Yearbook (Deep River, CT)

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l X , V ll' f MN ' 7 f W I f ' JW jd W f ,,ff ff ll I I' are aj xx N Q y l X ll l' x X M i K I t P M WX ,Z 'X l 5. gigfa 4,5 fi f' QA 0,41 QM ust as an oak tree stands flrm unswayed by stormy wmds and perrl so stands our school unyreldmg to the tempest of the world To burld a school or grow a tree lrke thus rugged oak there must be above all strong hope for .1 school and fertlle sonl for an oa The foundatxon of thrs oak was an acorn planted beneath the earth For the cmzens of thus commumty the foundanon was a realnzatron and the wrll to work Now the school has started to grow just as the acorn For survxval on earth there must be nourrshment for a school as well as for an oak The oak takes water and minerals from the earth our school takes nourrshment from the spnrrt honor and prrde of each student As the years go by new buds come forth lendmg beauty to the oak Encouraged by the sun and ram these buds not yet ma ture have great promlse Younger students lrke buds are fresh and new wrth promise for the school s future Each sprtng new bud secnons are added to the oak These bud secnons later become twrgs whrch reach out to meet the sun The branch comes forth from the twlg and rs a magmficnent part of the tree When fully developed a lrmb carrles the full beauty outstretched to the sky Years pass new lrmbs grow and there alone a gnarled limb much older than the rest lnves on These are the sensors ready to meet the opportumtxes of lrfe To l1ve as long as this oak tree our school needs the unity that blnds We must work together ln all aspects of llfe to be forever strong ln thrs world God has provrded for all protecnon for growth As the bark of the oak protects xt through l1fe from slashmg wrnds and storms so the faculty and the commumty protect our education and our future long shall stand thxs mlghty rugged oak through storms and blastmg pernl We shall uphold our school wrth strength lrke this oak We wrsh to make the foundatron of thns school as sound and firm as that of the master of the forest, The Oak Tree BY BEVERLY BATES XX f, X 'Z-X ff-if 1 J If A X K 5 i f f W 1 l Y l ' v rf' s 1 I, ff X T If H qjl qi' I' M w r' , ti lk. V ijt' K ' 'dy , , X X S .V W ' ' if N x X t ll X I ll F 'I T 7 ll l xx' -I x xQx V X 'Y x x i Y ,vt I L. ' A I 1 - Il' l I N 2 N ll ' Nfl X ll ' ' vi ' f f F1 l llllk ,Q l ll 'l M f fl M! ff' A' iff f -l 'K ' ' , f ? ,J , .Q l A K 2 , T f 1' f ,lt -ttte e 1 -Q r x. ' f f X ' f u M I I . . X! A 'ly 'x I I , ' V film!! l ' it xx E J lt X A N X ly! X X 'I h t Ny Q J R . x at . ll' I X ix H Y 8 A 4 Y a xx ' l l X t u l - X at f , rt ' A V l J , .f . X lo' 1 . L . x l ' . . . X x if X l , ' ' , S' tl k. K yu . . . ll xf. 'I ' . ' X, gk . ' . XJ X I y - a 1 'Q 7 ' mx pimp . . . ' - S X .I W vjfb . . . . pk all I' X s . . 7 gap , l X '-.:: X will I A024 ll ' ' 395 Q L ' L- - - ' , Ml X l ' V 'X sfa ' ' l 'Q Q X X , . I a D - s tml. l 'I . 'rf li 6 . . . .luj , . I . I . Il r X ff ' . ' . ' ' fx fi Md . . . . ' X 'lf , t I yy . X K , . f f rx 1 X . 1 X ' ' ! C! X ' . . . 1 '

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THE BARK Ax the bark of the oak fzroteds its growth the farulty fzrotefls our cfrlucatiorz. . L X x f f 1 4 . . as 4 X 23 in Dr. A. Kurtz King Mr. Robert Kratzke lid.D.--Superintendent B.S.kSeventh Grade, Basketball l Mr. Armen Milton Mr, llamld W. lkluuuleston Miss Mary Rita Uflonncll BJN1.-Music M.A.wAStici1tL- M,S,-Math, Sgiqmq l l Mrs. julie N. Sargis Miss Helen A. Spencer Mrs. Victoria Stowers MA.-Social Studies MA.-Physital Education M.A.-Seventh Grade 'r fs M Mr. Charles R. Tippin Miss Violet Vorimhcl Mr. Wfilliam L Waltlcmn B.S.-Social Studies, English 155.--Huincinakiiiu Mlfd fljhysital Edutatiun Coach L Mr. Alexander Plante M.S.-Guidance Director Mrs. Harriet R. Strain B.A. Social Studies Mr. LL-nn li. Wfilthynslti MA.-lndusttial Arts

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7,46 Qfdicsf Lljfzxzh This limb now reaches beyond the rest. We Seniors depart, looking for new horizons, but still attached in memory to this foundation.