Midland High School - Catoico Yearbook (Midland, TX)

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The Catoico reflects the student life in Midland High School as it actually exists. The class rooms, clubs, sports, pleasures . . . they all go to make Midland High School the school with a spirit. Midland High has completed another highly successful year of operation. Part of the splendid success, I believe, is due to the fact that our faculty and student body are aggressively progressive and constant- ly alert to the needs and desires of youth. It is our purpose to remain alert and aggressive in our operation. CHARLES F. MATHEWS Principal M.- -,.... Hill -I-:xg-,, 'fi-U -... I 'M

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5 ., V . Miss Mary Watson, P. F. Bridgewater. D. W. McDonald, R. W. Hamilton, V. C. Maley, George T. Abell, Mrs. W. H. Gilmore, Frank Monroe, Superintendent. Dear Young People, The present relatively high state of developmcnt of our civilization makes it neces- sary that provisions be made whereby our young people, by a concentrated effort over a relatively short period of time, may acquire at least the essence of the ac- cumulated knowledge of the ages both social and material. If they acquire the proper foundation early in life it will then be possible for them to devote their ma- ture years to perfecting and advancing that civilization. Our public school system is the result of our efforts to provide such facilities. The trustees of the Midland Independent School District are fully cognizant of their responsibility as the elect- ed representatives of the citizenry to provide an adequate plant and a competent teaching staff so that every boy and girl will have the priceless privilege of becom- ing an educated man or woman. The extent to which each one avails himself of the opportunities offered is very largely an individual matter. It is not within our power to educate our boys and girls. We seek to provide the facilities and offer all possible encouragement to the end that they may become, and remain, educated citizens of our country. BOARD OF EDUCATION V. C. Maley, President

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