Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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Twelve Kathleen Banker B. A., Western MATHEMATICS Those who know her have discovered the wit and good humor that lurk beneath her calm, reserved manner. Miss Banker's loy- alty, her ability as a teacher, and her really pleasant nature are to be commended. Helen Barkley B. S., Miami HISTORY Unfortunate, indeed, is the student who has not been in one of Miss Barkley'g classes. Strikingly beautiful, she also has the knowledge and knack with which to enlist complete cooperation. E. 0. Barr B. A., Antiochg M. A., Ohio State PRINTING Mr, Barr is straightforward and sincere in all he does. His keen interest in his teaching brings forth favorable results from his pupils, who have very great respect for him. Minnie Chalfin B. A., John B. Stetson ENGLISH AND HISTORY If a little learning is a dangerous thing, Miss Chalfirfs students need not be afraid. She is capable, fair, and her classes are models of behavior. Her students give her the best effort of which they are capable. Fay Clark B. A., B. S. in Ed., Ohio State BIOLOGY, SPANISH, ENGLISH Miss Clark is tireless in her efforts to aid her pupils in gaining the most benefits from their work. Her cheery greeting is never failing. Her sweet sincerity and faithful devotion prove her to be most deserving of the respect that is accorded her by all who know her. Thelma Clevenger B. A., Ohio Wesleyan FRENCH Adviser of Socc and Buskin Adviser Of Junior Hi-Y She is perhaps the most diminutive member of our faculty, but the extent of her enthusi- asm, her pep, and her jolly humor is bound- less. She has given much of her energy and talent to the dramatic club of which she is an able adviser.

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Herman J. Copp Cincinnati College of Music MUSIC Although an understanding ot' music may be very important, Mr. Copp's knowledge of music is not his only attribute. His sound advice and practical philosophy of life will long be remembered and appreciated by his students. Mabel E. Eldridge, Dean of Girls B. S., Miami ENGLISH Debate Coach Adviser of Debate Club Certainly no one is unfamiliar with the everlasting good nature of our popular Dean, with her gentle graciousness, and her well- known sense of humor. We love her for the patience and friendliness she has shown to every member of the school. Russell Evans B. A., Wittenberg HISTORY AND COMMERCIAL Mr. Evans's classes will long be remem- bered for the benefits gained from them. His agreeable nature and his fund of stories and witticisms are the source of much pleasure to his students. Ro ner Greene Y B. S. in Ed., University of Illinois HISTORY AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Basketball Coach Assistant Football Coach His deeds, not his words. prove the ability of our well-liked coach. Although he is noted for his reticence, students who have pene- trated his reserve have discovered him to be a most engaging companion. Helen Hartman B. A., Heidelberg HISTORY Miss Hartman's knowledge of history, her concern for the welfare of each student, and her enthusiasm are only a few Of her excel- lent qualities which make her pupils admire and esteem her. Eleanor Haueisen B. A., B. S. in Ed., Ohio State COMMERCIAL Librarian The library is a popular place because of Miss Haueisen's cheerfulness and her interest in all who seek her aid. This jolly confidante of many students is unswerving in her loy- alty to M. H. S. Thirteen