Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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The Optimist As every annual staff feels that it has published the best book of its kind, so we, this year's Optimist staff, believe that our production outshines all others. We are especially proud of it because much more of the art work has been done by the committee than ever before. This committee, along with the rest of the staff, has spent many long hours of labor on this book in the aim to make it the most successful annual ever published in M. H. S. We all feel that we have accomplished this aim and so composed of: are rightly proud of our work. This staff is VEDA MCCRAY, Adviser Editors-in-Chief Cecil Runyan Wadena Miller Advertising Charles Rybolt, Chairman Bruce Armstrong Bill Bevis John Bohne Bill Burton Jack Fay Dick Gillen Ernest Graff Henry Jones Kathryn Kettman Joe McMahon Ross Snyder Earle Turvey Art Catherine Storer, Chairman Geraldine Anderson Willie Malott Ed Portsmouth Ruth Price Dick Sebald Marna Wilson Literary Jean Stratton, Chairman Russell Bowman Mary Carmody Mary Angela Gough Charles Kiester Grace Mehl Victor Rosing Typists Dorothy Francis Eldean Hogg Margaret Lamson Activities Dorcas Moon, Chairman Paul Catching Ruth DuChemin George Jefferies Luther Morrison Dorothy Schuyler Athletics Glenn Offenhauer, Chairman Clarence Abell Dick Hayes Howard Knepshield Calvin Lloyd Vera Wills Class ' Marjorie Chamberlin, Cha irnm n Robin Becker Glenn Goodman Bob Herman Leora Mosiman Helen Ward Kodak Arminta Creech, Cllairmcuz Eileen Dillon Irene Dillon Ed Drayer Harold Kittel Humor Bob Liesenhoff, Chairman Kathleen Allen Frank Chapman Herschel Day Dorothy Francis Circulation Douglas Barrett, Chfzirmuzz K Honor Room Agents 101 Edith Denis 201 102 Woodrow Wilkinson 202 103 Dorothy Lamson 203 104 Eugene Layer 234 105 Don Sharkey 235 106 Joe Gutzwiller 21,6 109 Frances Sebald 238 112 Ruby Catching 209 113 Paul Selby 210 114 Tom Farquer 212 115 Norman Nichols 213 116 Earle Turvey 214 117 Earl Mills 215 119 Mildred Gibbons 216 George Jefferies Wylie Mitchell John McFeeters Roberta Banker Earl Dennis John Masoner Bob Shartle Bettilue Kirk Murray Jacobs Mary Sutphin Mary Helen Steed Daisy Brown Bill Matthews Denzel Lovely 217 219 301 302 303 304 305 306 310 312 313 316 3-17 Bill Sheets Bob Garver Milton Johnston Mary Knepshield Marcella Staton Loretta Sheley Albert Hamm Mary Lou Mills Vera Turner Vera Wills John Bohne Wanda Roberts Bunell Miller E971 U . ' -Q .1-nur 3 :tif L,- Hill ,' sv if E E -:Q 5 5 1 1 lf an 1 ' fs 5 iv, ' if 1 ek. J 5 2 Q 3 7 'Q . 3- A fl' ' 12 f 1 5 9' i R 21 :i iq Q Il lllilllll fill! Z' Illil ilifl p-. iii -Ti '- nl I. 7 1 ', an T -I 1 ' Q C- 'tg R QC .p 0 ,llli ,cub ll iii' g ,v ft ' rv P'-'6' 3 9 ,ea 1 U I' Iii!!! 2 Q.: Q i i . -. ' -'SL . ll! mln .53 -' T 1 :, 4 3 V. -BN 0 'i Qi1iIli'i'i1tl4.-p i' t H 4' L - I ' 1 : Q . J! . i lv f N 1 in , A I VV i1 1in.mfI n ,4 fnf

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