Midland High School - Catoico Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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MIDLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS MIDLAND TEXAS lfellou Students Were bl xrng our horns and ue hope you urll t vshen Jou see thrs annual We hope that vou urll thrnle that thrs rs the best Catorco ex er' publrshed just as we the staff do W haxe trred to prcture school lrfe pr ettx much as rt rs nd ue hope that rn the future you ll be able to look through thrs Cutorco and be able to remember the hdppx dass that xou spent here VS e cl lrke to thank U lettx Crouch the sponsor Urss Hel rn merger spons rss en Urlex or and dll trn the busrness the students u ho also had ther gers rn the pre Soto dll of sou Be t urshes for happx readrng and scannrng Charles Sprxex Fclrtor x xxx xxxx xx xxx x . . , . . . . . , . . r' ox ' , ' ' ' oo Y Y . I V Y. - V J J Ie , .' ' . ' . . 3 ' . v - - v . r , . , 3 ' 1 Av 1 ' . A . 1 ' , . . , 7. . f r ' ' . . V L l . t . . . . . , Y i . . . . , . . . . A . , . . ,. l , 1 . A - , 4 e . M , S A- A E . , . , , A. K. . F .A J I . . S ' . ' 1 ' , . I , - . x x xx

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Um S Dear Students There are slgns today that the excesses of emotlon the bltter dxs 1llus1onment the fear of atomlc bomb and the 1rrat1onal1ty whlch grlpped men at the war s end are wanmg There are 1nd1cat1ons that new purposes are formlng that extremes of hope and despalr are gumg away to a more real1st1c outlook upon an acceptance of respons1b1l1t1es whxch cannot longer be shlrked Students and parents are seemg more clearly the nature of the CTISBS whlch the1r natlon must XVIII through and the nature of Amerlca s opportumtles They are recogmzmg xx 1th mcreasmg clarlty that educat1on IS the mstrumentallty upon Wh1Ch they must depend Amer1ca has long had a deep fa1th 1n educat1on As cr1s1s succeeds crlsls today more and more of our c1t1zens are tul nlng thelr attentlon to thelr schools They are reallzlng anew thelr lmportance they are not happy 1n some lnstances w1th what they see School rooms are acute and equlpment IS often obsolete and meager And yet the power of educat1on to 1mprove the materlal well bemg of a natlon has been demonstrated durlng the last one hundred years 1n several places IH the world That lt also has power to shape the asp1r atlons and purposes of a people has been demonstrated however un worthlly 1n the fanatlcal acceptance of the tota11tar1an ldeology by our recent enem1es Grant1ng the above It IS an 1nd1v1dual respons1b1l1ty of each stu dent to search h1s mlnd and analyze hls dally hablts to determme whe ther he IS I'6C91VlYlg maxlmum beneflt from hlS dally pursults Let each work and play to capaclty and m so domg m e ourselves and Mldland Hlgh the best p0SS1ble Your fqepgl f FRANK MONROE 7 . . n A 4. ,. n ' . - ! 9 . , . . . . Z A . . Y. , 7 , , . . . u 0 n s : crowdedg teachers are underpaidg the shortage of qualified teachers is 3 . , - 7 . . YK, a 1 I L ll . I 'I , 1- I ' lf Q 0 4