Midland High School - Middies Yearbook (Midland, IN)

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MARY ELLEN HENSLEY JERRY E. LANDIS Life is not so short, but there is alwaystime Quiet in appearance with mo ives unknown for courtesy. HONORS SCHOLASTIC RANKING OF SENIORS FOR FOUR YEARS 1. Doris Wall 2. Mabel Letsinger 3. Deanna Nlears 4. Sharon Dickey 5. Wilma Wogoman Doris Wall, besides ranking first in the senior class, was awarded the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow medal in our school. She achieved the highest score in a fifty minute, written test on homemaking knowledge and attitudes. . She also was chosen by the class and faculty to represent our school in the D.A.R, contest of Greene County. The test was based on cooperation citizenship, and scholarship. Doris has earned this right to represent her class during the time she has been in high school.

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THOMAS LEE CULLISON Sometimes I sits and thinks and other times I just sits. K-. E JI RUTH MARIE TRUSTY 'Her voice is her fortune. I BV' NX ROY DEAN ORMAN IXXIIIQ1 line were crooked, he would argue it Nstraight. I IJ I I I

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