Middlebranch High School - Memoir Yearbook (Middlebranch, OH)

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TO P ROW HARVEY MEHAFFIE A football player, broad and tall, he likes to tease us one and all. ELDINA MILLER Eldina is good und solid and sure. In every group we need someone like her. SARAH MINTO To be always ready for fun or strife, helps re- move the monotony of life. I , DWIGHT MORRISON We Dwight is a whiz in the chemistry lab, you very seldom hear him crab. 4 ,g my NORMA MURPHY If you are ever in need, Norma is u friend indeed. SECON D ROW KURT MYERS If grades were given for having fun, Kurt would surely be A-I. BARBARA PARKER Give her music, give her a song, Iet her sing---she'll get along. CHARLES POLING All that's generous, all tl1at's kind In him you're always sure to find. ROBBIE PUCKETT Robbie has a smile for one and all, when you need a friend--she's one to call.

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THIRD ROW JAN ROMlCK Small and mighty iust our type, please now girls, ler's not fight. CAROL SISSEA Presideni of our class is she, usually busy as a bee. TOM SPANGLER For any loyal act or deed, he'll always be the friend in need. JOANNE STRONG She's so shorr, but can be found, for by her laugh you know she's around BOTTOM ROW RICHARD STYER Though he never has much to say, he is well liked for his friendly way. JOHN TREMOULIS John is well liked by all, and not bashful with the girls at all. WlLl.lAM TWINEM He can show you how to blush. This guy is never in a rush. JACK VAUGHN Happy-go-lucky, handsome and free, nothing in this world bothers me. I8

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TOP ROW CHARO LE TTE WALDREN We're proud to have her in our class, all in all she's quite a lass. PAUL WEBER A lad who needs no crank to start him thinking. BOTTOM ROW SHIRLEY WERNER It's good to talk and it's good to smile, lt's good to be serious once in a while. ROBERT ZEIDERS Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. HE Seniors of l956 started the year off by having the election of class officers. There were always some ac- tivities going on in the senior class, from selling Christmas cards to practicing for the class play. The class play Shy Guy was presented in the fall. The seniors also had a bake sale. Then in November and December, we sold Christmas cards and wrapping paper. Everyone was happy when it was time for the December holidays but the seniors sold annual advertisements even during the holidays. During the spring of the year the class night script had to be written. Following close behind class night was the Senior Dinner-Dance, then came the few last big steps--- the final assembly, the final week of school, the final ex- ams and Finally graduation. As we leave our high school days behind us and contin- ue our lives either in college, service to our country or in our own homes, we will always have the memories of the good times, the deadlines we had to meet and our friends at Middlebranch.