Middleborough High School - Timaron Yearbook (Middleborough, MA)

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Henry Gamache Our best wishes are with Henry — a young man whose courage we admire. We are proud to have spent most of our school years with him, and know that his patient and optimistic outlook will help him to succeed. 15

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Kenneth L. Johnson Principal Message to the Seniors Through eternities, though fraught with lapse, stands the precepts of formal inveterate er- udition. I mbued with form, with uncommon elan, thrusts with true temper the blade of knowledge. M etamorphosis of thought, pattern, behavioral mode — all due of the pierce. Allure of the new, ever increasingly sublime al- beit time, a gradient, imposing on some, enhancing others. Regnant shall be thought, reason the auger of perception. O ft recall performance past, build-on, that depth of purpose is thus provided. Nowise then, can ignorance prevail but only diminish. Kenneth L. Johnson, Principal Lincoln D. Lynch Superintendent of Scnools Reduced to its simplest terms, my duty is to make the educational system as effective as possible for every student in it . . . Lincoln D. Lynch That Mr. Lynch lives up to this standard is evi- dent in his devotion to the position of Superin- tendent and in his many contacts with the students. We, the members of the Class of 1974 thank Mr. Lynch for his devotion to an ideal which has been of benefit to all of us. 14

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In Memory Kim Emmons Blue bird on a rock, slow wind blowing soft Across the bare face of the sleeping lake Rise up and be free, voice whispered to me And in this way you will awake Go climb up on a hill, stand perfectly still And silently soak up the day Don ' t rush and don ' t you roam, don ' t feel so all alone And in this way you will awake. Cat Stevens 16