Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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. my , n, xv , ,V , . .A .Y ..-, MABELLE MITCHELL RONALD BOYER HELEN C. REINER EDVVARD LAMB .fpepu .Tatu ..Katy,, fmambyy, Rah! Rah! Mabelle. She is our champion cheer-leader and booster of all athletics. In the four years of her high school career Mabelle has done her best to make ath- letics go over the top. If you Want to see anyone display real pep just watch Mabellc at any game. She's got the real stuff. Take a look at the big man of '21. Fat is a general fav- orite in M. H. S., partly be- cause of his splendid record as a football player, partly because of his reputation as a debater and mostly be- cause he is so good-natured. Fat promises to be back to root at the Hamilton game next year so we are sure of winning. Helen is about the best natured girl around M. H. S. She is always smiling and never grumbles even on the bluest Monday. She is noted for the optimistic view she takes of all her studies. If you can't get your mathe- matics just go to Helen for aid. She is the kind of a per- son everybody wants for their friend. Twenty-four Never idle a moment - but all the time. The only thing that Lamby has a lot of, is time and he squanders most of that. Anyway he can play tennis. And wasn't he one of the Highlanders that met the Freshies? l 4 'fl

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4 la CHAS. R. GREATHOUSE E6Dick!! Dick-Behold the star of '21, Dick's the man that put the F in football this year. His good work on the team has put it on the map. The class of '21 looks for big things from him. Either a clothing store or a peanut stand, sure. Try your best, to be a credit to M. H. S., old man. MARJORIE B. SETTY sszipn Marjorie is seldom seen without Elma and vice versa. Sufficient to say they are chums. Ask Margie what her favorite study is and she will promptly reply American History. And library refer- ences, she positively dotes on them. PAUL TOBIN Gerry First in peace, first in war, and first in the hearts of his country-women. - Gosh, what would '21 have done without him? The bas- ketball team elected him captain because they wanted some one who could make a speech in chapel. His record in football and basketball has helped to make him one of the most popular of the Sen- iors. Twenty-three GERALDINE SOLOMON .fGerry,, Here is one of the wise owls of M. H. S. Although she does not let her wiseness bore other people in the least. No, indeed! And as for Art- why she put the A in Art! But in history, oh my, what convincing answers and an- imated responses distinguish herl They baffle Solomon. K fe - ,il -tt um 1-mx'zxf'xe:m1:.zfn:lilii

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FLOYD LOCKARD f'L0ek', Lock's the wit of the Sen- ior Class. His wise words and witty sayings are quoted by everyone. He's going to be a druggist and of course a druggist has to be cheerful when he hands out bitter medicine. For this reason we prophecy success for him, ANNA OPAL JACKSON WALTER, SMITH ELEANOR E. MOREN uAndy,, . Opal is another of the typists of M. H. S., who in- tends to become a first class stenographer. She seems rather quiet in school, but that isnlt a good place to judge, just meet her outside and she'll show you what a good time means. Smithie Well,liere is Walter. He has a .perpetual grin, and a gig- gle that is widely known, as it breaks forth in some of the most unheard-of places. Nothing is slow when he is around, and if it were not for some of his side remarks some of the classes would be as dead as -Caesar. Twenty-five cspatn Eleanor's greatest ambi- tion is to be a basketball star. Judging by her quiet voice and sweet ways you would never believe she is a regular whirlwind on the basketball floor. She is just as good in everything else, too. If faithfulness brings success there is not need Wishing that she will suc- ceed. She'll do it anyway. ' -ifiiifiP'lfLif1f?LFis,ffiiJlWi5iI