Lincoln Sudbury High School - Dyad Yearbook (Sudbury, MA)

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The number of young people in Lincoln and Sudbury has shot upward in the last few years. Naturally, with growing numbers of young people, more space and equipment are needed to educate them, and these cost money. Since the two towns could not afford a really fine high school separately, the citizens, having a common problem, met and formed a single school district, and the Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School was built. Regional,'' which has become one ofthe really fine public high schools in Massachusetts, is certainly an excellent example of what can be accomplished when two towns work together. We, the graduating class of 1959, have been at Regional'' during its first years of existence and have seen and helped it grow. Before we leave, we wish to express our deep appreciation and thanks by dedicating this yearbook to the people who made this school pos- sible - the townspeople of Lincoln and Sudbury. : ss ce Oe) by Sue SSA GALE. SENDA ‘SS ray aN Ne mle eats Lis NY eon sees or} Var2e Mesos EN IEA 3 NRE “aes : ees =. ts aa See ERR FENG SOCCER syztee serpy

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LINCOLN-SUDBURY REGIONAL HIGH SCHOOL Sudbury, Massachusetts vay, UNITE AND LEAD We are united in our endeavor to make a good school and to produce top quality citizens. We have the benefit of mixed ideas, skills, and personalities with which to develop sound leadership. We have tried to demonstrate our unity and our leadership by producing a book which portrays every person and activity within this school,

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C. Newton Heath The reward of a thing rightly done is to have done it. He is wise who can instruct us and assist us in the business of daily living. Leslie M. Tourville SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL ADMINISTRATION Mr. Tourville Mr. Heath Mr. Roger Thurston, Vice-Principal