Middletown High School - Mihiscan Yearbook (Middletown, IN)

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sJ?fgjf'f To Old Middletown High Upon leaving Dear Old Middletown High we look back over the days we spent there and the many good times we had within its walls. We are hoping to return to M. H. S, in the near future and find it still progressing as it always did while we were enrolled there. We have certainly profited by our four years spent there, we hope we have made the school better because of our presence in it. And now we are met at the great cross roads of life, we must now decide which path to pursue. We may part now and our paths may never cross, but there shall be a bond of unionn-we are now and shall always be true children of our dear old Alma Mater. we li l X'-L, q 'i m 35.152 ' 5 , if f V Y.. , u 1+ 'NY41.e ,ff-- t 7 if ifj..1 ' g ta Q it r ml K 1 X N ' i. ' .i .1-3-:aa wg ,

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'-if--: 'fwinmpi rw j-N' rm ,v-v i W IN MEMORIAM MR. I. S. I-IAHN Born August 31, 1871 Died August 22, 1928 Superintendent of Middletown Schools from 1917 to 1928 THE MEMORY OP THIS GOOD MAN WILL BE AN INSPIRATION TO US TO PUSH ON AND STRIVE FOR THE BETTER THINGS OF LIFE. Out of the shadows of the past, We move to ci diviner light: For nothing that is wrong can last, Nothing's immortal but the Right. All true leaders have one high duty-they walk away from darkness to- ward the light. It does not matter that they must leave behind easy, familiar pathways, or that toward the light the way is rough, hard and lonely. If the light be only a gleam, the leader seeks it. He walks slowly over the road. He dare not run as the prophet runs, away ahead of his time and his fellows. He stays near enough for them to see him and to hear his call. Ignorance is the dark, knowledge is the light, and patience leads from the one to the other. . Rx . Vfjfvlrb, 3, C GM ' V I Ii ,. '1 il gl li? 4, V TLV' ' fs-Qgjigf-f.. F33 ,n ik x 1' 1 7 if-M ,- . a -1. ,., ,.J- '. Mi'T '6 w-. ' . ', Amr - . -r . . I Q 'T -:' ' f 'i' 'TTT b - . 1 e1 ' A f y J, .- l . ,. ,,,,i.l .52