Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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. M.-,,.w,'. ,M . X A. RUTH BARKER Ruthie K'Were silence gold, she would be a millionaire. Ruth is one of the few quiet members of the class. She has few Words, but many smiles. By her diligent 'Work she generally accomplishes what she undertakes and thereby deserves a place among the real students o M. H. S. . CHARLES DEISS nike What we are we owe to him. All credit is due to the man who ,guided the Senior Class through its four years at M. H. S. We appreciate what Dike has done for us both in athletics and as class president and wish him the fullest amount of success that can come to any one. RUTH ELEANOR COWGILL Ruthie ' Associate editor of the Op- timlst, secretary of the class, president ofrthe Girls' Hi-Y Club, a member of the Mid- dletonian Staff, and one of the best liked students of M. H. S. some pedi- gree? Words fail us. Twcn ty ROBERT G. SUTPHIN ..Bob,, Here is the K'Jack of all trades of M. H. S. He is interested in athletics, in his studies, in debating and all other high school activitiesg and besides he is the effi- cient business manager of the Middletonian. If you can't find him at school, call the Y, Bob is an all-round high-school student. is 23.