Middletown High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Middletown, CT)

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941 THE CAULDRON Administration MISS AGNES H. SMITH V ire Prinvipal To the Class of 1941 Miss Smith will always be remem- ered for her tireless efforts to encourage and her willing- ess to aid and to advise the perplexed pupils of M. H. S.

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THE CAULDRON 194 Administration MR. FRED W. SHEARER S11 perintend en! and Prinripal Possessing the ability to assist and guide others through the events of school life yet keeping himself aloof from petty annoyances, Mr. Shearer has endeared himself to all students.

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'l'1IIi CAULDRON 1941 Middletown Hzlglo School Fezeult Thiril ruw-Miss liuliin, Miss Clyciin, Miss Gumlricli, Miss Atwcll, Miss Nupalw, Miss Flynn, Miss Knowles, Mr. Bulccr, Mr Hoyt, Mr. Filllwgick, Mr, C. V. johnson. Sccuml row' 'Miss Prnt, Mr. A. A. juhnsun, Mr, Murphy, Mrs, Hummull, Miss Drn-nn.in, Miss Ladrl, Miss Wmwrwrlingtiiri, Miss Ocrtcl, Miss Fcrrcll, Miss Harris, Miss licnnctt, Mr. Pqirrnclcc, Mr. Lyman, Mr, Betencourt, Mr. Mackenzie. First mw--Mr. Wzilknlr, Miss Mridcjczylc, Miss Fiihcy, Miss Wzilsli, Miss Slater, Miss Clmsc, Mr. Shcaircr, Miss Smith, Miss Potter, hir. Bzlttistini, Mr. Teller, Mr. Rand, Mr. Burrows. TO THE FACULTY The entire objert of lrue eduraiiorz ir to make people not merely do the rigbf llvirzgr, but enjoy the riglot thingy-not merely irzdufiriouf, bu! to lozfe irzdzzflry-not merely learned, but to love knowledge-no! merely pure, bu! to love purity-not merely juft, but to hunger and lbirrl afler jurziref'-JOHN RUSKIN