Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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We, the seniors of 1952, wish to dedicate this edition of the Memoir to our guiding and patient advisor, Mr. Lester Klay. It was with his untiring efforts and cooperation that We have reached the peak of our high school career. With this annual go our sincere appreciation and regard to this member of our faculty. LESTER KLAY Page 5

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FOREWORD The Memoir staff proudly presents to you-the students, faculty and friends of Middlebranch High School-this, the 1952 edition of the Memoir. In the years to come, we hope this Memoir will provide the source, pictorially and otherwise, for renewing again and again the memories of the hard work and good times we have all shared: the exams we didn't think we could make it through hut sur- prisingly did, the many times we came home from games proud when we won and still proud in those fewer games we lost, the dances, assemblies, usur- prise tests, hallway uactivitiesf, home work, and last, but best of all, the priceless friendships started here that will never end. And so, sadly, we turn the last pages of the chapter that Middlebranch High School has played in our lives. Page 4

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A vote of thanks goes to the Board of Education from the Middlebranch seniors. We wish to thank them for the outstanding job they have done for Middle-lnranch High School. They improved our typing room by installing three new typewriters. To make our home games more enjoyable, they furnished the school with some new bleachers. Again, the seniors of '52 say Hthank you for a job Well done. Board of Eclucpzzfion BACK ROW: Mr. L. H. Symes, Mr. Don Black. FRONT ROW: Mr. Ransom Barr, Mrs. Ellen Zur Linden, Mr. Dennis St. Clair ABSENT: Mr Robert McGlynn. Page 6