Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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11' SENIORS i l Edith Gunnell Edith is so very small We wouldn't know she's there at all, If she were not a clever lass Who always does her best in class. Ellen Gutshall Ellen's good in lessons, She's also good in gym: We find she's good in everything That you could name at whim. Carroll V. Haas Here and there and everywhere Never in one place: But maybe Carroll likes to roam, Judging from her pace. Jerome Alfred Haass A lawyer-man he soon may be With jury, judge, and casesg And soon thereafter, we shall see How he fills their places. College Club, Debate Club, Junior Class Play, Monitor, Optimist, Purple Masquers. Jean Hackney This charming, gay, young lass Has lots and lots of friendsg To all who are in need, A helping hand she lends. Monitor. - ' Tony Haker Tony isn't the'teacher's pride- In fact, from his studies he'd rather hide: But by his friends he's held in esteem, He's not half as bad as he may seem. Eloise Hall She's friendly and sweet And not very tall: She's quiet and neat, Our Eloise Hall. Freddie Hardeman Freddie plays some wicked tunes, His harp can make us shake: I-Ie's studious, too-we're sure of that- Great fun he's bound to make. l Miriam Harkrader Twinkle, twinkle, little star, What an actress, dear, you are: But then you shine in lessons, too- We ca.n't quite count the things you do. College Club, Hi-Y, Junior Class Play, Monitor, Optimist, Purple Masquers, Socc and Buskin, Sophomore Class Play, Ye Merrie Jesters. Margaret Harpring Margaret is a country lass- A new girl in our Senior class: She's quite well liked, and we know why- Observe that twinkle in her eye. College Club, Monitor. Lenora Hasselhach No fairer lass can ere be found In French classes she goes to town g She's always seen in a, green Ford In preference to a streamline Cord. Hi-Y, Student Senate. Luella Hasselbach Luella likes to make much noise- To laugh and cut up with the boys. She's the life of any crowd- The sun which shines away the cloud. Hi-Y. Ruth Hauselman Ruthie hails from the Heno Hills Where she is loved by all. She places pride in all she does: She's good at basketball. 11935: Mae Haynes She hides the fact that she can sing Although her voice would please a king. We wonder why she is so shy? She'd pass us all if she'd just try. Twenty-seven

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21935 ' Twenty-six Mildred Gates Don't part Mildred from her gum, 'Cause Qthough she won't get sorel She really might look rather glum Until she finds some more. Hi-Y. Mary Gear If Mary passes all the tests Which come into her life, As easy as she does in school She'l1 overcome all strife. Hi-Y. Ed Gephart He's popular with you and me And suits the teachers to a Tug He's marvelous at poetry, And a speaker he could be. Debate Club, Glee Club, Middletonian, Optimist, Purple Masquers, Socc and Buskin, Student Senate, Ye Merrie Jesters. Frank N. Gibbons Frank is the one who types our news, A job he does very .wellg And yet he never has the blues If a big word he cannot spell. Middletonian. Ralph Gilbert Has anybody hair as red As that which grows on Gilbert's head? I-Ie's loads of fun in every room- With him around, there can't be gloom. Viola Mae Goodwin Violafs pretty and she's pert, The fairest Hower of the dell: And all the girls she knows assert In sports she does excel. George M. Gordon Of all the schools to which George went The happiest days with us he's spent, He now studies with us each day A high school diploma will be his pay.. Hi-Y. L. Angela Graf She's a scholar and a worker- She would never be a shirkerg. But the thing that's most worth while Is the sunshine of her smile. Student Senate. Elizabeth Greenbaum It surely is a worth-while art To be so friendly and so smarty To have a ready word of cheer For all who pass her way to hear. College Club, Debate Club, Hi-Y. John Gregory He's not a noisy, boisterous lad, He's quiet and refined: ' We also know he'll never be The one to fall behind. Wilma L. Gregory For some girls there's a pride and joy To go around with just one boy: But Wilma must have many more- She's often seen with three or four. Hi-Y. Cora Josephine Griest Cora Griest is rather tall, Then too, her hair is dark. She always seems to us to be As happy as a lark. Louanna Griest Here's a girl who seems just right, Though not too loud, she's not too quiet: She never studies especially hard, w Yet always has a good grade card. Evelyn Grimm We all love Evelyn's cheerful smile, She's very musical, too: To help a. friend she'd walk a mile, There's nothing she wouldn't do. College Club, Glee Club, Optimist Staff, Orchestra, 1 Student Senate. SENIORS .I 4 l - sl. -no. , , ,,,,,, '

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- 1935 Twenty-eight Betty Heck She iills her friends with fun. She follows well We do our part When something's to be done. Girls, Student Senate. Charles Hickey He likes to dance, so we hear, The truth of that we do not know: But if it's sweet kind words you need, To him you ought to go. Russell Hixson I'm not exactly brilliant, But I get my lessons done. I come to school most every day, And boy! Don't I have fun! Jeanette Hornback Sandwich went to football games To sell hot dogs and,candyg Good salesmanship she rightly claims For she was just a dandy. College Club, Hi-Y, Optimist, Sandwich Student Senate. Dorothy Mae Howard Merry, gay, good-humored too- Always cheerful, she'll pursue Her recreation and have fun When all her lessons are well done. Hi-Y. Nettie Howard Nettie rather likes the boys, And they all like her too. It seems- that every friend enjoys Her whistling. QSO would -youl. Hi-Y. Opal Howell Her name's been on our honor roll, Her dancing is a well-known feat: A comely, quiet little lass Whose typing's hard to beat. Alfred Huffman A really good Sea Scout is Al, A quiet student, a splendid pal: We wish him success and never strife In all the future walks of life. Football. Roger Hughes We all make jokes about his size, But jolly Roger 1Hughes Shows. humor with his quick replies- But you can't fill my shoes? Edward James Hunter On many things he's set his heart, Radio is one. Another thing, he's good in art, His pictures are well done. Hi-Y. John Hupka t He's far above the average When it comes to height, But also in a different way This boy- can surely write. Hi-Y. ' Tom Hutchinson It seems that in his study halls I-Ie seldom makes a peep: It's not because he's still or shy, But rather he's asleep. Golf, Student Senate. Carl James Carl is quite a discus thrower, In every class he shinesg He likes to play the role of loverg He'll be a leader of the times. College Club, Debate Club, Debate Team, Hi-Y, Monitor, Optimist, Purple Masquers, Socc and Buskin, Sophomore Class Play, Student Senate, Ye Merrie Jesters, Track. J. C. Jennings He's good at anything you wish- Such students all schools need. He's quiet and he likes to fish, He's one who likes to read. Hi-Y. It's Heck who filled this book with art: Hi-Y, Middletonian, Monitor, Optimist, Sandwich Girls, SENIORS