Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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7f0z20r5 Annually the faculty of Middlebranch High School awards a medal to the member of the senior class who is most outstanding as an all around student In selecting the recipient of this award, the faculty takes into consideration personality, personal appearance, reliability, leadership, nobility of character, scholastic achievement, ability to cooperate, refinement, versatility in school activities, and also a vote of the student body which indicates the students who stand high in the esteem of their classmates. This year, after due consideration, the faculty of Mlddlebranch High School announces that ln the Class of 1958 RUTH ELLEN GEIB stands highest in all these points and will receive the medal for general excellence. Special honor is also given to Daisy Tldrick for her record of twelve years perfect attendance. Students of Middlebranch High School who maintain a scholastic average of 3 or more during the five grade periods between September and May are awarded medals. If in succeeding years the student again maintains that average, t numerals of the year or years in which the attainment is made is engraved 0 the medal. To win such a medal and to have it further decorated with numer ls, of a certainty, an honor. - Students who have again achieved the average and who will have numerals add to their medals are: Margaret Puskas, Ruth Ellen Gelb, Tony Capuano, Maxin Braswell, and Lorin Correll. Those to receive medals this year are: Josephine Diamond, Josephine Evans, Joanne Saenz, Dortha Kohr, Florence Block, and Twyla Schmucker. The following students receive honorable mention with their grade averages: Marjorie Gerber. 5.473 Doris Geiger, 5.453 and Theodore Stuhl, 3.45. of .5 he I1 als ed e ,