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X ' ' lg s LL Q --,X V. , . xx 1 .,- XX . . Y X I ' - 'F lf DEDICHTIUH WE, the class of 1949, dedicate this yearbook to the Marlborough Central High School where we have spent the best years of our lives and to the hope that The Torch will continue burning brightly in the years to come. ALMA MATER Come, give your praise to Marlboro High Through the pleasant years of High School With hearts so light and free, 'Midst the friends that are so dear, For she is your Alma Mater May we always learn to cherish Whose honor shelters thee. The precepts that we hear. We wlll guard her standards ever And although our minds do wander And in duty never lackg In many a different track, We will always stand defenders And we'll always stand defenders Of the Orange and the Black. Of the Orange and the Black. CHORUS To the flower that wears our colors All honor shall we pay And the sturdy Black-Eyed Susan We never shall betray. 1
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UUH PHIHCIPHL CONGRATULATIONS to the senior class of nineteen-hundred forty-nine on a job well done! wards of living. Books and lectures are only a small part of your education. Getting along with your fellow men, meeting all situations with a smile, giving a helping hand, being trustworthy, loyal, klnd, and generous are character traits which I hope you will carry with or you throughout the future years. Unless your education has taught you these traits, especially the ability to get along with people and to enjoy your work, you will not be happy no matter how much book learning you have. The experience you have had in compiling this yearbook, the first in the history of Marlborough Central School, exemplifies individual initiative and co-operative endeavor which should be of ines- timable value to you in life. Satisfaction in successful accomplishment is the greatest incentive toward future and better ac- complishments. A' As you assume your respective responsibilities in your community, continue to observe the American principles that you have studied, learned and practiced during your high school years. May success and happiness accompany each and every pupil in the class of '49 in all his under- takingsl VPJ BUHHD UF EDUCHTIUH joseph Dall Vechia C. Andrew Knapp William Wardell Grover Ferguson Lloyd Reese, Clerk Carmen Pascale, Treasurer Ralph H. Johnson, District Superintendent of Schools 2 Out of the generous giving of one's self comes the finest re-
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