Marlborough High School - Marlborough High Yearbook (Marlborough, MA)

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CONTENTS GRADUATION WORKING AND PL A YING

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ADMINISTRATION TABLE OF FACULTY HELPING AND GUIDING LEADING AND FOLLOWING VOCATIONAL PLANNING AND BUILDING 10

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MR. ROGER T. THURSTON Principal ADMINISTRA TION lpra SȣV ' iUarllmrinujIi Siyh (Jrluiul fflarlbornugh. fflaoBarliuarttB February 9, 1967 Dear Class of 1967 As I write this message, the snow of winter covers the courtyard and the flowering trees are leafless However, I know that all too soon this letter will be read from the pages of your yearbook in the warmth of summer. By this time you will have become a member of that ever increasing body of alumni You will, of course, realize how short these years have been and how much more you might have accomplished had you spent just a little more time, a bit more effort. Do not be misled into believing that these were the best years of your life for these are yet to come, Certainly the past four years were the fastest, but your most produc tive and rewarding years are the ones for which you have been preparin From now on instructors will be a little more removed. For some of you there will be no teachers to question or from whom you may on the faculty, hope that those things we have taught you will be of value to you in your future days, and as we turn to welcome new students to our school, we extend to you our best wishes in your future endeavors T. THtrffeTON PRINCIPAL Jflarlbormujtj rljnol fUarlbomuglf, AJaBfiarljUBPllB TO THE CLASS OF 1967 Welcome to the adult world have endured twelve years of educational regimentation place in a perplexing world past, you have inherited a world on the brink knowledge you have obtained with a firm conviction to correct the evils you have inherited know yourself to the end that you may improve our true greatness of a nation is to be found in the mmm world of youth Congratulations D. Joseph Hannagan Vice-Principal MR. D. JOSEPH HANNAGAN Vice-Principal