Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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Kenneth L. Johnson Principal To: MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1972 Many arc the receivers. Indigent, assuming, wanton. Devoid of responsibility. Divestiture by pre-abundance, Living, yet with little life. Existing, only existing. Before you lies endless Opportunity to be different. Resourceful, productive. Overtly and with true resolve. Unleash that potential and Go in determination as a Host of transcendent ideals. Hold that for one to wear-out Serves mankind far better than to rust-out. Mr. Kenneth L. Johnson The Class of 1972 will remember with fondness and appreciation the understanding and unbiased approach Mr. Johnson has consistently demonstrated with the students. His friendliness, active participation in stu- dent activities, and willingness to listen are characteris- tics which have won our respect. We thank him for all he has done for us during our High School career. 19

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A d m I n I s t r a t I o n Lincoln D. Lynch Superintendent of Schools TO: MIDDLEBOROUGH HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1972 Within each heart there lies apart from all its cares and sorrows, A paradise which knows no sighs a world of happy morrows: A heaven of light, unknown to blight of winter bleak and dreary. Whose days are long and sweet with song. Whose hours never weary. What matter though earth ' s pathways glow no more with springtime ' s gladness? What if each June has flown too soon And left a flock of sadness? No real love so true will prove, No tones one half so tender. No lips so pure as those which lure the soul to visioned splendor. MR. LINCOLN D. LYNCH During the four years Mr. Lynch has been with us, he has shown us kindness and helpfulness in every sense that these words can imply. His character and his spirit have guided us faithfully through the most important years of our learning, for which we will for- ever be grateful. Therefore, we, the class of 1972, thank him. 18

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Assistant Principals Message to the Seniors Today Is Yours You can not bring bacic yesterday, But there is still today; Don ' t dream of what you might have had. But start right on your way And head straight for your goal, Success, Believe that you will win. Go forward strong in faith and hope; Today is yours. Begin by Agnes Carr Jos«;[)h L. King yUe Principal Joseph L. King, Vice Principal Message to the Seniors Many years ago my High School graduating class motto was Not Finished — Just Begun. This is the message of Life! May you view every successfully completed task as merely an- other milestone on the road to excellence. My best sincere wish goes out to all of you, and I consider it a privilege that my first Vice-Principal ' s Message is to the Class of 1972. Good Luck, Norman L. MacDonald 20 Norman L. MacDonald Vice Princi Hil