Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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DEDICA TION Mr. Robert Brown This year Timaron is dedicated to Mr. Brown in appreciation of the major role he has played in our sports program. We, the Class of 1965, feel that this program is an integral part of high school life and that Coach Brown, as coach of our basketball, baseball, and freshman football teams, and assistant coach of the varsity football team, has contributed immeasurably to the suc- cess of the program and to the spirit of the school. Like a skilled artisan, he has shaped his raw ma- terial, eager boys, into teams which, even when they sometimes failed to win a championship, have been successful in that they played well. At the same time, his good sportsmanship has been a fine example for the students of AAHS to follow.

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APPRECIATION In appreciation of her tireless work and her dedicated service, we, the Timaron Editorial Board, gratefully deem Mrs. Helen Millet more than worthy of this special recognition. We not only respect her high standards in the classroom, but we also sincerely appreciate the contributions which she has made to each one of us. During eight years of teaching junior English, Drama, and Developmental Reading at MHS, Mrs. Millet has demonstrated those qualities which are given to only a gifted few, and which prove her to be a truly exceptional teacher. Mrs. Helen Millet For twenty-seven years, Miss Margaret Ryder served at MHS— first as the teacher of freshman English, and afterward as the school librarian. The members of the Class of 1965, in view of Miss Ryder ' s long, dedicated service to the high school, express their appreciation. Miss Margaret Ryder

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SUPERINTENDENTS MESSAGE To be enterprising means getting things done. For proof of this, it is necessary only to look around this great country of ours built by imaginative and hardworking men and women. Enterprise is a belief in the possibility of improving things and in one ' s ability to do the job. Striving for improve- ment has been behind every human creation and every contribution to our way of life. To you, the members of the Class of 1965, this new world in which we live offers special opportunities for enterprise and fruitful lives. My very best wishes go with you. Stanley Kruszyna, Superintendent of Schools TEE SCHOOL COMMITTEE SEATED, left to right: James M. Bonnar, Jr., Vice-chairman; C. Trafton Mendall, Chairman; Kathryn R. O ' Toole. STANDING: Richard B. Wilmot, Robert F. Howes, Vincent L. Genua, Stanley Kruszyna, Superintendent of Schools. 4