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'

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:J ii -Q, 1 - -xF- H42 Y Zig , , Wt , , 64 ve. QCATOICO e. , - K 1 Mt- 'ff' Z .V 1' f iLGnEJ. 5.a'xLi7lmi,t.....1g r . 'hw' t Asif I Q-.flkx gi .U y 4' ' Y lx, , DOROTHEA MEADOWS A voice as sweet as a charmed lute. RUTH NORTON She's a business woman, with a, capable way: She'll be a success in the world someday. ALVON PATTERSON In faith he is a worthy gentleman, Exceedingly well read. J. C. POGUE He draws his furrer as straight as he And into nobody's tater patch pokes. CHYZ, MARY POU Laugh away sorrow-cast away caref' e MARY BELLE PRATT And her modest answer, and her graceful air, Show her wise and good as she is fair. BURNICE RAY He grins and laughs with boyish glee, But doCsn't talk too much, you see. ERIN ROBERSTON Liked for herself, Adored for her intelligence. LONNIE SMITH In her we'Ue found a maiden rare, - Modest, sweet, and O, so fair. ' LAURA HELEN SOWELL lmpulsiue, earnest, prompt to act, And make her generous thought a fact. 5 V u 1 - .. V-as 'PGY-1 5 F A ,,.. 43, 'fi '77-4 - ' '--'-L Xglrlvxj 2: . gkfxlifr Yxx, is Y F QV-j zlzfzlaz ggglig F I f -Liv Page Twenty-seven