Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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Brigadier Gt-ncral Robert D. Boiir USMC who was at the time of Wayne Cason ' s death the operations officer for the First Marine Division in Vietnam spoke of Wayne ' s fine sense of dedication. In the [)()rtrait, Wayne is shown surrounded by twenty-one marines who lost their lives in the Quang Nam Ambush on July 28, 1968. The portrait was painted by his mother and donated to the school in memory of her son.

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Middlehorough High School Dedication November 21, 1971

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Dedication Mr. John Scanlon For Mr. John Scanlon and the School Building Com- mittee, there is one victory they will never forget. After marn long hours as Chairman of the committee, Mr. Scanlon and his fellow members are responsible for a school of which the townspeople are proud. However, when referring to his chairmanship, Mr. Scanlon wishes to emphasize I was a coach with a lot of good players. Mr. Scanlon and his family have always resided in Middleboro. Being a former graduate of M.H.S., he played baseball, basketball and football for the Sachem teams. This enthusiasm for sports in his younger years may account for his favorite pastime, which is watching M.H.S. sports activities. Mr. Scanlon has said, I ' ve never done a good job in anything, but one may see from the things he has done that he is active in many areas. Besides his job as a Sales Representative for the Metropolitan Life Insur- ance Company, he is a trustee of the Library, a member of the Mitchell Club, Athletic Director of the American Legion Post, and a supporter of C.Y.O. basketball. It is for all these reasons, and his hard work and ded- ication to a cause that we, the Class of 1972, wish to ex- tend our gratitude by dedicating this, the 1972 Timar- on, to him.