Midland High School - Catoico Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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isesfaffaqfn + 1 at +91- N g Y :Mu Q' ,,- v - '-uI.W'1Li7- --r,.,,1. Appreciation of Mr D D Shiflett CATOE95 a ci ga..- -.., ,gia- 4 I To Mr. D. D, Shiflett, who in four brief years has endeared himself to the entire student body of Midland High School, we, the senior class of, 1929-1930, Wish to express our appreciation and deep gratitude. He has made himself a vital part of our community life. Because of his unselfish services, he is appreciated by the citizens of Midland, as Well as by the school board, the faculty, and the students. Especially does the present senior class feel deeply indebted to him for his help and guidance, since he came to Midland as principal in 1926, the year that this class began its high school career. He aided us in the selection of various courses, and it was to him, always the sympathetic counselor, we took our problems and our troubles. ' The next year, when We Were sophomores, he continued his work with us. Also, during that year, he proved his ability as a coach by de- veloping one of the best football teams Midland has ever had. The season ended with the team as district champions. y During our junior year, we had the opportunity of being in his classes. There we enjoyed the association with him as an instructor and a friend. This year, since the school has grown so much, he was relieved of his duties as coach, and has had more time to devote to us, and to assist us in solving our many problems. It is our hope that the classes that follow us will have the privilege of associating with him, a man of high ideals, who has been such an in- spiration in the development of individual characters. FW fc y V 1 is dv-if TQ aigifa-L E M6fsQ5 f- H -is .' f A - gf . A F' ff ' , ' f 5 fs . fax M- - I2 ll -. rf J , in 1- .- aim-: :az . , -1 Q Q' ' ' k f.:i..nElLu.,flPH44. 117:55 5 ' ' ' -H Af - x-fx, 'I I limi, il lg,4,Ll fxxg -i , rf' f, 'T' : ' v ' 'Z Page Eiglvtem

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SUPT. W. W, LACKEY Solomon, thc wisest of men, has observed, Where there is no vision, the people perish. Mr. Lackey's breadth of vision has made possible the modern plant that We now have and the opportunities that We, the present students of Midland High School, enjoy. What more can one give than a life of service for those in Whom he is interested? The unselfish devotion of this man to his life Work is unequaled in the history of any school in this section of the West. His Work will live forever, and will be a lasting memorial of one who never turned his back, but marched breast forward. Page Seven:

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