Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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of Those we honor p. 5 Words of wisdom pp. 4, 6, 13, 25 Highhghts of ' 53 pp. 8, 14, 26 Class polls pp. 18-24 As we were ! ! ! pp. 56-57 Seniors pp. 3 1-48 Cordially yours pp. 9, 15,27 Our sponsors pp. 58-76 Your picture! pp. 10-12 pp. 16-17 p. 28 Illustrations by George Kayajan, Cynthia Drown, and Christine Silvia. FALL -f-W INTER t3]

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tiliiimit iitUiOiiiiilWi it Seated : Virginia Huntley, Miss Dorothy WetlTerell, Eileen Perkins, Victor Lindfors. Standing: Cynthia Sowyrda, Carolyn MacNeill, Barbara Burniston, Alvin Rubin, Richard Eldridge, Charles Clark, Joan Garnier, Leonard Chartier, Helen Whitcomb, Sheila Dean, George Kayajan. Editor-in-Chief Victor Lindfors Assistant Editors Sheila Dean Eileen Perkins Helen Whitcomb Art Editor George Kayajan Business Editor Richard Eldridge Assistant Business Editor Joan Garnier Photography Editor Leonard Chartier Junior Class Reporters Barbara Burniston Cynthia Sowyrda Sophomore Class Reporters Karin Beuthner Francis Maderios Freshman Class Reporters Virginia Huntley Deborah Thomas Advisors Miss Dorothy Whetherell Mr. Samuel Deich Typists Barbara Burr Ann Callan Charles Clark Carolyn MacNeill Alvin Rubin Christine Silvia [2]

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ouucie. eniorJ JT is time for you, like a ship, to leave the home port and set sail over un- charted seas. The pilot has been dropped and you are beginning to be on your own. What is your course? What is in store for you in other ports? At times you may find it hard to reach your goal. There will be storms to weather, more severe than you have experienced in your sheltered harbor. Those strange ports will be interesting, of course, but there is a greater feeling of security in familiar waters. Increasingly the happiness and welfare of others will depend upon your ability and faithfulness. These are things for which you have been preparing and waiting. We wish you smooth sail- ing, and — Bon Voyage, 1953 Lindsay J. March, Principal [4}