Middletown High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Middletown, NY)

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IVIIDDIE SINGERS BLUE BDOK COM ITTEE HIE tirst View which the incoming freshman has of the sehool he is entering, its regul.1tions and its customs, is found in the pages ol' the MHS Blue BML. Every second year .1 committee of freshmen .ind sophomores is drawn up, und. under the supervision of it senior elmirmtln, undert.1kes the task of revising rind modernizing this IN.Il'lLlL1l. Outdnted or useless material is disearded and new or pertinent information is uddedg regulations and hell sehedules .ire lvrought up to date amd anything whieh iommittee memhers felt wits linking in their Blmf Bunk is IIILOI'POl'tllCLl into the revised xersion, The tommittee is directed hy Miss Hill. MUSIC IS XWELL SAID TO BE THE SPEECH OF ANGELS. Carlyle Buffet! Mr. Mdrquis. Iwi! rffii----Ruth l:.itnn, INI.idelyn Pessin, MAH ,Line Iripp, Yludx I.ntlei'liost. Diiiwitlie-.1 Roeser. Cie-nrgi.i Niikfes. SIMHJ wir--Iimn Collins. Iirendu Sehniiek. I.ind.t Bull. ,loan Xitkles, Muriel Ciu.1tterx'. Suiltu'---K.ii'er1 Iiiller IN Hil ,Lunes lNIeC,oy. Pei.ex IX or ie Stephen Chinn. Slum HI in me Rosenhlum, Petal Nil L Isirry Sl.ini 1

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Affflllld 7,1f2lifTl1eresa Papaceno. Emma Wfells. Carol Petzko. .lc-anette Howell. Marie Conkling. lris Tanzman, Sl,n1dir1,q--Elvxoocl Bronner. Carol Beach. Karen Bronner. Donald Powell. Brenda lirassington. Robert Krivicich. Nancy Redifer. Mr. Perrino. Linda Van Druff. l.inda Reinhardt, Fredericka White. Kenneth Ford. Afauul-Sal Martinez. Gary Budd. Shirley liaggatta. Rosemarie Fenner. GRAMMAR-EUR-EUN CLUB NE of the primary activities of Mr. Perrinos Grammar-For-lfun Club is. of course, investiga- tion and discussion concerning correct grammar and usage in America today. The club also does extensive oral reading of both poetry and prose, with the accent on poetry such as that of Robert Frost. and occasionally the members dramatize a scene from a play such as Thornton Wilcler's Om' Tozwi. EUTURE EARMERS CDE A ERICA HE Future Farmers of America provides practical training and experience for high school boys who hope to become farmers. The FFA recently installed in the lower hall near the cafeteria a mill: vending ma- machine from which students may obtain refreshing chocolate milk, Supervised by Mr. Palmer, the members of the FFA. in addition to such activities as a cider sale, are preparing for their future vocation. Ifiiif mu-Mervin Lewis. lic-niamin Horton. Albert Schwartz. lfdvvarcl Randolph. Gary Roorda. vlolin Roe. .lolin I.a Croce. Sccffmf r'ffzc-Ricliaifcl Kirchner. Ronald Martine. Fcrd Merc-s. .lolita NX'ilclt-man. Kenneth Vander Scliaat. XX'arren Agor. -lolin Olsen. Mike lirovvn. XX'avne Sutfcrn. Carl Cox. liill Dempsey. hir. Palmer. 'I firm' mic-Ronald Tellcr. Xxilllhllll liroas. Nervin Ayers, .lolin Rudy. w,.1I'l't'D Drake. Kenneth Rcmy. Harry l.c-eper. Robert liarhcr. Gary Knihhs. Roger Titus. Ffllllffil rffic-- Richard Van Demark. Douglas Kirchner. Kennctli Martine. Frank Marc-vvslci. Pctcr De Block. Albert Rhodcs. 'lose-ph liergcn. David Seward. Robert Cfreetlcn. Neil Hoyt. NX'ils..n Turncr.

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Swim! -'lim Kirlqmtrigk. Ray Rcmlw. Midge Hana. 'lwlm Hill. Allvcrt Fultun. l5.1rry Stinkncy. S1.1mflv.u-Rialmul l:mtc1'. Allvcrt Dulxscrutlm. Paul CAIIAIINLIFI. lmuis Parcnti. D.n'iLl lSug.11't. Glu' lirucn. Dale Stinknuv. lulm XX'.1lytun. Mr, Swwt. DANCE BAND CQMMUNITY SING CLUB Illlf lffll f-Mr, M.1rqu1x. lilll ,I.m1.ak. Nunn I'I'.lI1Ll5ul. lzmxly Dodd, C,.u'wl Arlcllls. lxl.ll l-ll'LI Hm- wulk. M.u'y Ann Zimmn-rm.m. V.xm-tt.: F.ill'NVL'AiIl1L'l'. Simvd Mu- Dulmtluul Rm-Nu. Muy' Arm I lw. ,luv Milcw. I.iml.1 liull. Glmlyx R.11m-y. W'illi.1m 'l'c1'willlgc1'. flll.lI'lLN Gumlwwn. lxltff Gram.