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

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Courtesy of Worcester Telegram JOHN B. RICE 4

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FOREWORD We cannot separate our community from our school any more than we can separate our minds from our hearts. These two factors more than any¬ thing else have shaped our lives. These will in a large part be responsible for our success or failure in the future. It is to the teacher and civic officials of this community that we owe a debt of thanks for our education. We will be forever indebted to them for the time and effort they have expended to help us meet the challenge of the future. 3

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DEDICA TION Mr. Francis J. Kane Rev. Robert B. McFarlane Mr. V. Norman Mullen Mayor Frank O. Walker, Chairman Mr. James E. Carr, Vice-Chairman Mr. Carl E. Ellery, Secretary Dr. John C. Colleary Marlborough School Committee MARLBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS 01752 Telephones 485-0055 — 485-0536 7, 1966 506 Lincoln St Marlboro Mass. Students The entire school system, from th. to the youngest student, congratulates the for the fine jesture in dedicating the Cla, Associate Superintendent John B Rice, now . James E Carr vice chairman Marlborough School Committee mmmmm fmmm Mr. Rice has devoted thirty-six years of selfless service to the educational need of the people of Marlboro.” Mr. Rice deserves to be honored most of all, remembered in the history of Marlborough ... For his matchless contribution to every aspect of the world to which he devoted his richest years, The World of Education.” Raymond C. Richer Superintendent of Schools During the brief period in which we worked together, I learned to depend upon you as a strong resource in interpreting our educational structure. Your advice and counsel was always present when it was requested but never was it presented in a forceful or demanding fashion.” Roger T. Thurston, Principal