Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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Dedication A born leader and Seniors ' choice for the dedication of the Timaron of ' 61, Mr. Antone has proven himself a tireless educator and coach. For the past four years, he has been the driving force behind many of Middle- boro ' s most successful athletic and social events. A true spirit of helpfulness combined wWh sincerity, subtle wit, and high serious- ness are a few of the characteristics for which his many AAiddleboro friends and students will long remember him.

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r o t a g Q (Editorial Board) Judith Hale, Assistant Editor; Caroline Johnston, Editor-in-chief; Linda Card, Assistant Editor. We, the editors of The Timaron, proudly present the five-act play of our life at Memorial High School. Numerous comedies, and even tragedies, have been portrayed in our drama. Each student, as an actor, has learned that it isn ' t the part but the way in which it is played that is the quin- tessence of life. No matter where one roams or what he does he will ever be present on the stage of life, for to quote Shakespeare, All the world is a stage, and the men and women are merely players ... When my cue comes, call me, and I will answer. ' 3

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In Appreciation Memorial High School has been fortunate in its association with Mrs. Sylvia Matheson and Miss Lillian O ' Neil. These are teachers who are indeed friends and friends who are above all else gra- cious, charming people, dedicated not only to their chosen fields but also to the inspiration and guidance of all our young people. Miss Lillian O ' Neil The art department of MHS reflects the talent and capability of Mrs. Matheson; the business de- partment, the skill and knowledge of Miss O ' Neil. The entire school basks in the kindness and wis- dom of these teachers. Mrs. Sylvia Matheson We are sorry to see our friends leave MHS, but we wish them in their retirement every felicity. May we meet often! ' We have been friends 5