Middleton High School - Middletonian Yearbook (Tampa, FL)

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CLASS SONG Farewell Middleton Dear old Middleton, How we adore Thee! Deep in all our hearts You'll ever be. Days we spent with thee Will be remembered, Tho' the time has come When we must part. M-I-D-D-L-E-T-O-N, our Teachers, and our friends, We really hate to part. Though we're going away, In our minds you'll stay, We'll always love Dear Middleton. X' SCHOOL SONG Alma Mater Middleton, our dear old high school, All along life's wayg May thy blessings and thy precepts Cheer us every day. M-I-D-D-L-E-T-0-N, Our high school dear, Maroon and Gold will be our banner When we're far and near. heart, May we ever love and cheer Thee When we're far away- In our hearts thy teachings cherish, Loyal everyday. CHORUS: Middleton, Middleton, School we love True to you we'll ever be We, thy faithful sons and daughters, Pledge our loyalty. ffl!!ffffffffffffffffffffff ooossosouosossso on so ffxffffffffxfffgrffffffffff ssoososooooosooo soo ffffffffffffffffffffffffiff ooooosossooos'ooo ooo

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E ICR CLASS SUPERLATIVES SU PERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed Best All Around Best Groomed Most Popular Most Courteous Friendlie st Most Studious Most Cooperative Best Athlete Best Figure Best Citizen Best Looking Most Dignified Most Happy-Go-Lucky Most Serious Funnie st Most Talkative Quiete st Cutest Most Religious Biggest Filibuster Most Business Like Most Energetic Biggest Flirt Wittie st Smallest Feet Best Singing Voice Best Disposition Talle st Shortest Best Dressed Most Pleasing Personality Prettie st Teeth Lazie st Fatte st Skinnie st Neatest Best Leader BOY Douglas Knox Robert Douglas Bobby Bowden Charles Myers Theodore Law Arthur Wilson Arthur Barb Alfred Fennell Charles Hadley Alphonso Salters Arthur Wilson Lyle Booker Isiah Evans Charles Thomas Douglas Knox Alfred Fennell Mitchell Dasher Andrew Turner Clarence Jennings Walter Gordon Tommy Brown Theodore Law Clifford Knight Charles Thomas Mitchell Dasher Joseph Maddox Robert Douglas Charles Hadley Alfredo Morange Louis Coefield Theodore Scott Robert Thomas Raymond Matthews Ralph Rance Willie Wallace Willie Washington Walter Gordon Charles Myers GIRL Joyce Lee Velma Charles Arleaser Bowden Joyce Lee Annie Devance Bessie Jones Betty Twiggs Lillian Watts Shirley Devard Laura McKeever Gloria Kinsey Juanita Keeton Jacquelyn Scrivens Willie Mae Dudley Martha Core Mamie Jackson Arthenia Joyner Inesta Beamon Barbara Gilbert Alberta Macon Velma Charles Annie Devance Margaret Brown Arthenia Joyner Johnnie Mae Davis Inesta Beamon Carolyn Lee Annie Mae Miller Bessie Jones Betty Blanks Annette Tillman Jacquelyn Scrivens Alma Shelton Harriett McKennon Gloria Williams Johnnie Mae Colem Sylvia Larry Arleaser Bowden Ruby Thompson an 6.

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Y CPSIS OF SE IOR CLASS PLAY GARDEN OF THE MOON The story concerns an old man Ka professor! thwarted in love, who lives in Garden of the Moon with his memories of the girl for Whom it was planned. In a charming flashback We are swished back to man's youth and see his story enacted as it happened in the days of the Gibson Girly to prove to his young friends that such a thing as an enduring love still exists . . Those taking part in the production are: Rosa Edwards.. Alma Shelton. . . Arthenia Joyner . . ......... Carol . . .... Mrs. Clair . . . Katy Velma Charles. . . Alice Evelyn Roberts. . Gladys Charles Thomas .... Leo Lyle Booker ...... . .Brent Arthur Wilson. . .Maxim Charles Myers . Gaylord Harold Evans . . . .... Preston Robert Douglas. Herbert Clifford Knight. . .Tasper Wilbert Russell .... . . .Mr. Palmer Viola Utley ........ ...... C lara Juanita Adams ...... .... I sabelle .Tacquelyn Scrivens .... ...... B etty Lou .Toy Lawe ........... ........... .T enny Ruby Thompson .... . . .Student Director The play is directed by Mrs. Helen B. W. O'Neal