Middletown Area High School - Reflections Yearbook (Middletown, PA)

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.... .E ol-Er A P 1- A Y SCXX LE oooaaoaosoouoo 0 oo 0 sooo so suv-s. D proooooo 0 so 0 o o 'V no onyqg, --2. liiii F2455 H ' '-' xg e x ,N i J 3 l W f-'2- f xl ll V ll lg! Eight tendent, Professor Wickey, and to our Principal, Pro- it f 2 l An Appreciation Before you lie the open pages of the 1931 Blue 1 and Gold Annual. In this volume the editors have sought to portray the events scholastically and ath- letically of the year just drawing to a close. Much care and thought have been used in this production. Able assistance and kindly suggestions have tended to quicken its work, to increase its worth as the ex- W pression of the students' lives of the passing year. To all who have wrought with the staff we oEer 1 our word of thanks. To Professor Kenneth M. , Cassell, especially, is much credit due for his timely advice, for his excellent judgment, and his vital in- , f terest in the work of the Annual. To our Superin- i 3 l fessor Feaser, for their timely suggestions and words , of counsel, to Miss Rose for her painstaking super- l vision of proof reading of this yearbook, we offer our l word of appreciation. r THE STAFF. l i 1 l 1 1 l x Q tug iilfhfl BLUE HNDXCKDUIZQSQNNUAL