Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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FACULTY O. R. RABERDING DOROTHY E. WILSON B. S. in Ed., Bowling Greung B. S. in Ed., Ohio Universityg M. A., Ohio State Cincinnati Art Academy VVUODWORK, BIOLOGY ART, ENGLISH CLYDE D. PIERSON . B. S., Miami MANUAL TRAINING,1ARITHMETlC WILBUR C' NEEL AND RETAIL SELLINC. ' . A , , I B. S. In Ed., University of Cincinnati E. O. BARR BUOKKEEPING A. B., Antiochg M. A., Ohio Statog , University of Cincinnati HARLAND D- SHAW ' K PRINTING A. B., Heidelbergg M. A., Ohio State BUUKKEEPING, BUSINESS ENGLISH, CURRENT LITERATURE ELLEN EASTON A. B., Witte-nhe-rg ENGLISH MARTHA HAMMOND E. H. MCCANDLISH A. B.. Wooster B-f Western PHYSICS, BIOLOGY l LNGLISH LAN ,, l vga, yu MARTHA BUSCHEMEYER MARK QAQMIL M -R-'OZ' it 5 ,. A' B. W- J bww B. S., ll11lI'lgtOl 3 . . . ., I 1015121 Q I I ENGIiqH1tttn Ll, BIOLOGY lfjrvg, limi, lrb-vc-fvvx S BESS MARIE HOOVER HAROLD DRAUT A. B., Miami B. S., Denison, M. A.. Columbia ENGLISH CHEMISTRY TRUE FRIENDSHIP NEVER KNOWS DECAY.-ANON.

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OW MAY WRINKLE, HAIR GROW GREY, IA I fl RUSSELL T. EVANS A. Ii., Witte.-nburgr PAIII-1 12 III:-I'I'oIu' ANII GovEIcNMI-:NT, GI:oI:IIAI'IIY, BIISINI-:SS LAW ROYNER GREENE B. S., Univcrsity of Illinois lIIS'I'oI:Y, PIIYSIITAI, EIIIICATIIIN J. F. WINKELMAN Ii. S. in Ed., Miami HIS'I'oIcY ANII GovEIINIvII-JNT, SocIoI.oGY, ECONOMICS ELIZABETH RODEWIG B. S. in Ed., Ohio University PIIYSICAI, EIIIICATIIIN, HYGIEN HERMAN COPP B. S. in Ed., Miamig Cfmmllvgu of Music, Cincinnati DIUSIC E FAC ULTY GLENN ELLISON A. B., Denison ENGLISH, GEIIGIIAPIIY ELMO LINGREL A. H., Otterbein PIIYSICAL EIIUCATIoN ELIZABETH MCDERMOTT B. S. in Ed., Bliss Collegcg M. A., Cincinnati SIIIIIITHANIJ, OFFICE PIIAc'I'IIiE WILLIAM REICHBAUER B. S. in Ed., Ohio Woslcyan, Ohio State SI-IoIz'I'HANII, TYPING TEMPLYN P. MAFFETT B. S. in Ed., Miami SIIIIRTHANII, TYPING, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY

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PAGE GIF RIAN B urray Our teachers have in these three years Given to us their all, We try now to reciprocate With gifts though they are small. We wish for Thelma Clevenger A happy married life, A hint-don't buy a rolling pin It's sure to end in strife. Discretion we give to Mr. Copp, Although he's a dandy fellerg But he's stomping a hole in the floor of our stage And some day he'll fall in the cellar. To Barr we give some column names For the Middletonian staff, And we sympathize with the writers Who try hard but can't get a laugh. To Chalfin and Rodewig a horse we give A bronco packing a brand, They break him-for they ride anything From Sparkplug to Twenty Grand. We'd also like to see them race On the track at Churchill Downs, Or steeplechase-or ride in a show Or follow the hunting hounds. To Miss Powell we give a rowboat To quell her travel lust, And this motto with the craft we add, Around the world or bustf, We think Dot Wilson ought to get A pierce from Cupid's dart, But she doesn't seem to want a thing Except her work in art. To Betty Wilson we would give A cosy bungalowg If she kept house, we'd know if she Could really cook and sew. To Mr. Reichbauer we give a brush For he's painting his room at the Y He's also a potential wrestler we hear, His grip has made many men cry. To Miss Hartman we give some outlines Of history hard and tall, The same kind that makes her students see Pink elephants on the wall. To Mr. Greene the ideal gift Would probably consist Of adding one more offspring To the ever growing list. To Miss Maier we give a little pen All painted bright and trim, Her pupils know what it is for- To keep her ulack Rabbitsw in. To Coach Lingrel we give some laurels Of the coach crop he's the cream, For out of his rookies each autumn Comes a winning football team.