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

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HA s we look back on our journey down the long but exciting river we see . . . N O U 9 7th Grade-Remember the bus rides we took from Essex to Chester? Those banana peels surely did fly! We also had a dance at which the boys sat on one side of the room and the girls on the other. Maybe the boys didn't know how to dance- or maybe they didn't know what they know today but anyway, times sure have changed! 8th Grade-Coming into a new building like Regional was an unforgetable experience. We didn't know which way to turn . . . everything looked so big! 9th Grade-Our Freshman Frolic was a tremendous social success Cbut a financial flopj. Our big Civics project . . . Clean up the town's sewage! 10th Grade-Don't forget our Sophomore Hop and the lop-sided heart and Mr. Mack's vigorous assist- ance in cleaning up! . . . oh yes, our secret snacks in Biology class! 11th Grade-The song My Blue Heaven will bring back memories of the fun we had at our junior Prom . . . We made line Guinea pigs for the experimental Hislish classg it was fun CFD especially our trip to Sturbridge Village. The highlight of our athletic season was the winning of the soccer chapionship . . . The gates from the Prom proved useful in our decorating for the Seniors' Reception- Garden In The Moonlight. 12th Grade-September: The sudden overwhelming responsibility of being Seniors! Our feelings were mixed with confusion, anticipation, and new resolu- tions . . . We were fortunate to have Ali Quli, an exchange student from Pakistan, as a member of our class. Our first big event of the year was the maga- zine campaign in which we raised money for our class trip . . . We had an exciting trip to the United Nations Building in New York . . . holding Record Hops not only made money for us but also brought many of the shoreline schools closer together. Our Christmas Dance brought many of the alumni back for a brief visit . . . and you could hear the many seniors groan as work began on the research papers . . . soon spring arrived and were all anxious about our coming trip to Washington, DC .... then the Senior Reception . . . our last formal of the year . . . and JUNE 17TH, GRADUATION DAY!!! -la-