Midland High School - Catoico Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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ISABELLE GOLDSTEIN Her silvery voice I Is the rich music of a summer bird. DONOVAN GWYN S,-L14 'tfi3 E.f is its W E Qi' A g QQ A we t. rc- f7gATOICOE?ff 1, , W N I I 'X . i 'V s Squint is a, sport: he's all right. 'v If there's anything doing, he's game to try it. ' X ADDILESE HAAG fy 5 L, How wise, how noble, young, and how rarely featured. OLLVER HAAG A manly boy with a gallant way, He'lI be somebody's knight some day. MARIE HAMLIN E Oh, fair and stately maid, whose eyes, YVere kindled in the upper skies. ALTA HEIDELBERG She makes us think of snow flakes: She comes and goes so quietly. ROBERT HINES . For his muscular strength, he's always handy, He does all things in a way that's manly. JUANITA JOHNSON Like thee-where shall I find another the world around? RUDIE LEE LOWE 'She is just the quiet kind, Whose nature never varies. MILDRED LYNCH Her eyes as stars of twilight fair: Like twilight's too, her dusky hair. l l t 5' A E - cf-Q, L f ' 1, ' ,T .ZX , 1' 'ff' '71 '4'El-f ,f ii - -' 1- 6555, ai If-M-gi if Yau. 3 S Q5 -:e f , Page Twmty-si.x'