Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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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

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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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SENIORS Dorothy Jewell There's a certain boy from Miami For whom she has a great shineg She's often heard in the Glee Club, For bright answers she always has time. Glee Club, Hi-Y. Mildred Johnson Mildred's friendship is not A thing at which to scoifg Loyal and true she stays Though luck is on or off. Debate Club, Hi-Y, Middletonian, Purple Masque:-s. Pearl Johnson Pearl is just the kind of friend On whom you always can depend: She studies very hard all day, And so at night she's free to play. Wilbur Keister ,V , He knows the why of radio- Can make wood look its best: And that is why a girl-i-o Thinks curly hair is blest. Clarence Kennedy He saw camp life at C. M. T. C. One summer long ago: He's as lively as can be And fools with radio. Dick Kent First, last, and always be A .golfer -Dickie cries To all the green young Sophs Who gaze with envious eyes. Debate Club, Golf, Hi-Y, Optimist, Purple Masquers, Student Senate. N Wi11if1'ed Kiester Winifred does her debating with fervor, There is no argument able to swerve her: Her keenness in humor and aptness to caper Have well earned a place on the staff of the paper. College Club, Debate Club, Debate Team, Hi-Y, Jun- ior Class Play, Middletonian, Purple Masquers, Socc and Buskin, Ye Merrie Jesters. Clara Louise Kincaid She's what you call an Hath-el-ete Because she's fond of sportsg The girls find that she's hard to beat In action of all sorts. Optimist. I l Mary Klnlyalocts l Mary is a friendly miss With a happy face: There's more to tell you than just this, But then we haven't space. Nola King We think her name sounds royal- Has power without endg We know she's very loyal And sticks to every friend. Student Senate. Suzanne Kish Her serious face is just a lie- She's really full of fung But Susie Kish would rather die Than giggle at dumb puns. Charles Knepshield Chi is surely one gay fellow. Ever hear his glad Hello ? We know for sure he likes athletics, And he has no worldly foe. Socc and Buskin, Ye Merrie Jesters. Adelaide Koeppel Golden silence is quite true Of this girl who's known to youg For being just as good as gold So all are glad that she's enrolled. Betty Kuhlman She's famous for the way she acts In pantomimes or plays: But let's get down to real brass tacks- She acts quite well always. ers, Student Senate. Hi-Y, Middletonian, Optimist, Sandwich Girls. Basketball, College Club, Football, Glee Club, Hi-Y, Junior Class Secretary, Optimist, Purple Masquers, Glee Club, Purple Masquers, Socc and Buskin. College Club, Junior Class Play, Monitor, Optimist, Purple Masquers, Socc and Buskin, Ye Merrie Jest- 19 3 5 - Twenty-nine