Middletown Township High School - Odranoel Yearbook (Middletown, NJ)

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v--M DR. WYLIE G. PATE Superintendent of Schools BO RD OF EDD CATION J xx x Q NX yy 3 Flrq rom left to right Nlartm lwsslor Donald John on Hnrnlcl Copeland fpre nlrntl William Hwer fxlre Pre' lrlffnlr XPTI John on llloard Qt0n0gr.1pl1erP guonll rm Wlor .an Knapp Trewoman Crawford I I ln R J Home ,lone lrank Braun Jams Ddud henser 4Secretarw W...-1---M W ILLIANI HYER5 H XROLD COPEL AN D Vzce President Pfesldem I L Ea w al., ',-,ff Q. .1! '-K . I.: 'xsfxw y 5.-. , X -:B JJ. an , - VOSY' .....,., . lj ' 18 ... x I ' V -4' .,,- - , 1' ' - K A, i, ,2, 'ui 1 - - ---- v W v , 1, ' Wifi' fl ' V X . ', : .. - .. . ' s , 1 . Q , I' I 1 ' :I - 1 N 1 B i 1 - h F. ,xz A gl ' , .f..e-fe ire,r.., 57 ',' 1 frw-nw-0-v? ' '7 X J .K -1111- .mn , ,M-Q, , ' M, .-,,- W... ...- - V V A -1 Q Rf ' 'Y' 4 X A , - Q .f ' .V 'I X, 1 . . .

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if . X x LEWIS BLOOD Teacher- Chemist 'UM Jmbmfe Olfll' 6004 . . - In years to come, when we recall happy ex ents of our school days in Middletown 'liownship Iligh School, one teacher will surely he a part of those happy memories. lle will appear as wc knew him . . . an elf-like bundle of smiles, unique lnunor and good will. More than that, our thoughts will he of someone who was endowed with a true sense of justice, sincerity, naturalness and modesty. We will remember, perhaps, a depressing day when his happy face chased away our hlues or his quietly spoken words that spurred us on alter a failure. As our memories deepen. we will go hack in re- trospect to other thoughts of him . . . sparkling blue eyes, adroit and powerful hands, unhelieyahle patience, an easy-going, gentle manner. While still young in spirit after teaching at Mid- dletown Township High School for thirty-two years, Lewis Blood decided to retire from tl1e yo- cation of teaching he loved so well. To you, Mr. Blood, wc, the class of 1956, respect- fully dedicate this yearbook. Vie hope you will derive pleasure from the knowledge that you have set us a wonderful and inspiring example. We will always hold you in our highest esteem and affection. Xou have won a lasting place in the hearts of all of us.

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Q1 W1 BARD WRIGHT MARY ROIQSE -KRCH SHAW t gfe.11,g,,cgpf,1 Guidance Director is-mutant Guidance Director FACULTY WILLIAM K. MEGILL Principal Front ron. left to right: ,Mltlie Sri-ro. Martha Ilan'-vlc-l'. Mary Rouw. William Me- gill ll'rim'ipnlP. llnrml Wright, Maxis- Kilt-5, lJoriQ ,lom-N, Iliunn- Krnllnvrt. Milrlrvll IJeY:-fly. it-roml ron: Jimi-1 SVIILIIII-I-ll', Milllrwl IH-liz. Mary lloplxinx. Relic-kuh North. Marjorie I.:-lk-wr. Lillian liunclcnx. Ilarlmru Lvommlif. Robert Long, John Pfunrtiel. Third ron: Dori- 5l'IlIl0HI'. I.m'ille Yunljorvn. Carol Zilinflti. Marjorie Merlxer. Ifmmu Iicfling. Alrirhu XX urrington, James Mrllonne-ll. ,lohn Wt-llgler. Mary Mr-inert. Fourth ross: Ifvervlt Curry. ,lofepll Marion. Sanford Roc--er. Miillium 3Il'Ijt'I'I'll0II. Martin Slum. fullio lfumoruni. Arthur Beudle, Kt'llllO'Ill Mr-inert. I-'ifth row: Rivharcl Evan-, Leuif Illootl. Eugene Rioralun. Arnold Truvx. George Gillum, Emil I,6ILll'll. Phillip Iirunn, Lloyd Tingley. Sixth row: Franvif Crirne-. Wlilliann Fisrher, William Thomux, I..mrvm-1- Stcrnfeld, James Hopkinr. .Iofeph Hutrko, I Frank I oston.