Middletown High School - Optimist Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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Edrie Thomas B. S., M. A., Ohio State Home Economirs Fay C. Welker B. A., B. S. in Ed., Ohio State Spanish, Biology Dorothy Elizabeth Wilson B. S. in Ed., Ohio University Art, English Elizabeth K. Wilson B. S., Ohio State Home Economics, English J. F. Winkelman B. S. in Ed., Miami Sociology, Economics, History ikiki? F A C U L T Y

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GMM... The High School. of the Future A more flexible program with short intensified training courses will be a feature of the high school of the futurel More attention will be given to a testing program to guide students inselecting their life work. Teachers will have at hand films, charts, models, maps, etc. to assist them in their work. Men and women beyond compulsory school age will take advantage of our adult education program. More attention will be given to corrective measures in our health program and the handicapped child will be given every opportunity to prepare himself for a useful life. . Refinement in heating, Ventilating, lighting, arrangement of rooms, intercommunicating systems, and the use of radio will add much to the physical plant. The curriculum will change with the demands of the post-war era, but in spite of improvements and new techniques there will be no substitute for study. The acquisition of an education is gained only through effort. 4 x Y -r A ' -R AX 'N' -vig' I vvr fi' lqgrfg JV if 's Q X fi C' Q X Q 1 -- A .... .. was