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It is fitting and proper that this year’s Headmaster’s Message express the appreciation of the School for all that has been done in its behalf by our retiring Associate Headmaster. In the ten years that Mr. Ronshaugen has been with us at Marvelwood, the School has advanced in many ways, for many of which Mr. Ronshaugen has been responsible.

The change to co-educational status, the introduction of the P.T.M. program and its approval by the State, the second ten-year evaluation and approval by the New England Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges, the Wilderness Ways program and the acquisition of the new Trustees’ House all have had behind them the support and diplo­ matic direction of R.P.R.

As Marvelwood prepares to enter its twentieth year, we hope the School will continue to be blessed by the support of students compar­ able to this year’s seniors and of loyal teachers and administrators such as Raydon P. Ronshaugen.

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RAINBOW PRESS Complete printing facilities

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