Midland High School - Chemic Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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On a clear Thursday in October the sophomores had their first chance to vote for the Homecoming Queen - and their class representative. Casting their ballots are Phyllis Johnson, J fu- r ty VZZ : A k In . , 5 J Q ee J 1 iraqi? Q : sz A ' .l- c f S AM A! . ,, t if ll' , it I :ki n gs 'rtt 15' fa tii H Y 1 elss ,ff 'K Carolyn McFarlane Robert McLuckie Patsy McGillivray Lynne McIntyre Doris Melendy Karen Meekhof H. Dean Mercer Douglas Metcalf John Miller Dianna Mills Sue Milliken Peter Miller Douglas Mode Steve Morris Nancy Morris Sally Montgomery Steve Morrison Susan Murphy Martin Muscott Dick Myers Frani Nelson Mark Nelson Pau-l Nelson Richard Nielsen Susan Norton Susan Nunemaker Timothy Nunn Rodney O'Dell Alan Otis John Otis Dennis Owen Christine Pacholka 145 Jan Johnson, Lea Horseman, Becky May, Phil Hartwick Alan Bliss and Roger Bandeen, assisted by Bob Boyd. Darlene McLean Margo McWethy Stephen Mead Mary Jane Merrill Mary Metcalf Susan Mighton Pam Milks Beverly Miller Mary Miller Linda Miller Judy Miller Douglas Miller Karen Montaque Marjorie Moore Kathy Moore James Moody David Myers Gene Mudd Catherine Muelder James Murphy Connie Northrup Elizabeth Northrup Steve Northrup Ted Norton Barbara Olmsted Sue Omans Diane Ostergren Connie Ostrander Kelly Parnell Elaine Parsons Mike Parsons Sheryl Parsons I '55 G L A Q Am ee, J , ff VK I.. 5 Q Q t Qpidl gl 1 A

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Sophomores Adjust uickly to Senior Hi h Life A sophomore's day from the very be- ginning is an extremely busy one, They must learn to adjust to all of the problems and tensions of a high school as big as Midland High. A day before school officially opened the new sophomores were asked to come to school for a brief orienta- tion. Booklets explaining various functions and activities of MHS were distributed. and deans. Students were assigned lockers, received schedules, visited class rooms and lockers, and met some of their future teachers. The sophomores were left weary and expectant but still eager to attend regular classes. Attending study halls containing over one hundred students was a new experience for the sophomores. Also the idea of having both juniors and seniors in their classes was different for sophs. 146 At the orientation session the sophomores listened to their new principal, Mr. Wang, who presented a brief welcoming speech and introduced the counselors The assemblies at MHS were enjoyed by the sopho- mores. Band members soon learned the new tech- niques.