Midland High School - Chemic Yearbook (Midland, MI)

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Perhaps the one thing that students at Midland Hi h School notice mos o en urin e sc oo g d t tt d g th h I day was the clock. Our whole day was overned this piece of mechanical genius. lt seemed natural, then, since time is so important in all events throu hou our ives, a we incor orate the g + I th + p clock as a symbol ot our school life and the theme Table of Contents Administration .................... . . 6 Faculty and Classes. . . 8, 9, 22, 23, 52, 164 Seniors .......... .............. 1 12 Juniors. . . . . 27 Sophomores. . . . . . 10 Organizations . . . . . 54 Music ....... . . 41 Athletics ........... . . . 91 Advertising and Index . . .... 165 In Memory One of the sadder memories of the 1960 school year was the passing away of Mr. Wight. We will long remember the many services he performed for the Midland Public Schools in his years as an industrial arts and driver training instructor. 5

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XX ll There is likewise a reward for faithful silence ln silence and in service, Mr. Mahlon Moore held 'rhe +rus+ of Midland Senior High School in his hands for I5 years. As a dedicafed principal he nor only presided over all school funcfions bul ioolc an ac+ive inieresr in every one. Now fha? he has been promoled +o the office of Assisianf Superinfendeni of Midland Public Schools. we know Thai he will coniinue io uphold 'rhe honor of +he Midland School sys+em. 4

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.x ...E v-awk? Dr. Brirlon Superinlendenl olScl'1ools ,Rf New Ar xx if Miss Marfindale Dean of Girls Administration Mr. Moore Assislanl Superinlendenr of Schools Principal lirsl semesler f., .,.. Mr. Feels Principal Assislanl Principal firsl semesler Mr, Wang Assisfanl Principal Malhemafics Deparlmenl lirsl semesler