Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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V.- A -W D Rl I B A I u Biology and French HN Nas' S 'wl- 'XIIQI -I PUVILR B A lnsuucnu af Inclnslm QXWLC Qiiiifk Cllf . O ' Y ' ' - M I V' .V' W . . ' N ' 2 ' I n mf ' ' v . 1 . 1 . b i - , B. A. .Q 1 5, ,f k de. g ftx A -..........i A . . 'f. , , .' .' .N f. .A. . if '. ff. ' A 4 , R ! N A , A Q .f5',4,,,M,,f 6.6 9' IDXX ARD B HLLBACK B S AGNES G DRINVAN B A lmtrucrm of General Science cl lmuuctu 15 :sm BEATRICE MASIN Instructor of Enghsh ADRIAN A IOHNBON B IIISUUCIUI of HIBIUIQ Twlf. AIBII NA C, ROHI RTN li S lmuucuu of bcxunf, Q?-Jw?

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To The Facult A great many fme thlngs are Sald about the debt we owe to our school From lt we have gamed the tralts of loyalty co operatweness honesty But by our school we do not mean the mere brlck bulldlng the modern equlpment the excellent gymnaslum and audltorlum and the glamour of successful teams We mean the Splflt be hlnd all these the very heart of the organlzatlon he teachers It lS they who through ceaseless efforts ln our behalf through W1lllI'lgI'lCSS to devote t1me energy and whole hearted lnterest to our concerns have made lVl1d dletown High School a vltal factor 1n our llves not a stag nant 1nst1tut1on wxth 1ts sole objectlve efhclent dlssemlna t1on of mere factual knowledge These teachers have opened up for us new lnterests They have obtalned for us stlmulatlng aCtlV1tlCS apart from studles they have granted us opportunltles for scholastlc achlevement ln stead of servlng as lmpersonal and unconcerned lnstruct ors they have become our frlends maklng our studles doubly lnterestlng through thelr wlde knowledge and en thuslasm Thelr classrooms have taught us many a valu able lesson not found 1n textbooks We have developed self control as a result of thelr just d1sc1pl1ne we are less wllful and self centered Through classroom work has come co operatlveness a deslre to do our part and at the same tlme not deprlve our classmates of thelr share The teachers patlence wlth slowness rudeness and thought lessness has been a profound lesson ln tact and POISC un der trylng condltlons Thelr ldeals and phllosophy have lnfluenced us as have all thexr oplnlons and lnstructlon There IS not one of them who has not left some lmpres slon upon us ln the realm of studles act1v1t1es O1 our asplr atlons To our teachers then we owe a debt whlch only our future achlevements can repay . . ' if 71 s ' Q - . .. 7. - . . . 9 9 .. . - . . . , -I ' r .. . 1 y a .. , .. . . . . , .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . 1 .. . . . .- .. . . . 9 a . .. . .. ... 1 . 7 . . . .- n . , . . 9 1 ' . . . .. .. . ' V . . .. . . - . . . . ... . 9 v ' - 1 9 .

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OBTIIIIR NI X I IARCJIRH C1 XXUODINGIUN C I' IIYNAN ,uuum x LN lmuugwf ,f All IIISIIUCIOI of EIISIISII IRANIx A FORINIILA B S I5 I Instructor of M,1tI1cn11tlcx IAXXRIXCI H ISAFIINIINI P NIIIDRIDAIXXIII 31 Qlflx XX , ,X , if NIILILIUI SKILIQIUI 1ICllIIIIILIkIl Munn f U, f Uflll UQHLL -1 JAC ..h.u, A 9 ' 1 .5. 1 I11 'uf.I L -' i A 'I I A Il' ' U , , I A ,iv V ! 4 ' 'T ' 4 Xf g M,- N arf ' I ' f xg - ' 1- I ' If- ff- L 4 5 IfRI-I .1 Q' cgLm'. lx A. Il1. ' ' 'U' H' .Wx Ill, ' ' ' In , -1 ' .I .I ' ' SU Cl A UA 'A I I . 1 K