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

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. . and strong is it's current I WILL ALWAYS CAD . . . that the dance to begin at 8:00. It was now 7:15 and while I was reluctantly dressing, I toyed with the thought of suddenly becoming ill and staying home from the dance. It struck me as strange that sick- ness might be sweet at such a moment! I was scared! This was the first dance I had ever gone to, especially with a girl ! ! ! . . . Ned Olson. CBD . . . and there are the bigger things like the time our soccer team won the championship. I can still remember the feeling I had before the game and the sensation I felt when the final gun went off with our team winning one to nothing! . . . Charles Coombs. CCD . . . I'll always remember the day we pitched pennies in the aquarium. The room was quiet when Mr. Muggleston came in! The tune Three Coins in the Fountain, had ceased, but guess who got caught and sent to see Mr. Plante, who had to pick all the pen- nies from the slimey water? . Ed Perreault. CDD . . . I'll never forget the day of our junior Prom when hurrying home from school I passed a slow moving garbage truck in front of the White Way Laun- dry. A policeman. stopped me and told me I had passed on a hill, curve, and double white line. It was a good thing Pat Jones was in the car and knew what the reg- istration was. He told me to stop shaking because he wasn't going to arrest me. Pat and I then headed for home . Virginia Castelli. REMEMBER . . . CED . . . the Hislish class. Hislish was an experi- mental class at Valley Regional. It was a class in which History and English were taken as one subject. We, the guinea pigs of this new idea, gave Hislish its name and bearing. We grumbled and groaned at times but in the end we all had been through' an experience we would never forget . . . Diana Calamari. CFD . . . As I' glance back, my eyes scan the hori- zon and fall on a very faint glow not far up the river. This glow comes from a tall blue candle which I was chosen to light as a part of a very important program induction of new members into the National Honor Society . . . Sally Malcarne. CGD . . . THE BALLAD OF HISLISH Born on a hill-top at V.R.H.S. Set up as guinea pigs to lead the rest. Taught in style by teachers of knowledge So we can graduate and go to college. Went off to legislature to tight for our rights So at night we wou1dn't be riding bikes. Led by Sam with a bill in hand Singing our cry throughout the land. When we give reports there's a battle at end. You can just about tell who's your friend. We fight with words a-leading to blows We're afraid to voice our cons and pros. DIANA CALAMAR1 AND CISSIB PALAU.