Midland High School - Viking Yearbook (Midland, SD)

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L .E -2 FRONT ROW: Left to Right: L. Nemec, T . Hunt, D . Coffey, J . Nemec, P . Meyers, L. Larson. SEATED: C. Nemec, R. Hunt, B, Abel,-L, Merlcle, Editor, B. Sheeley, Co-Editor, M. Foster, B. Dinsmore. STANDING: ROW THREE: J. Soucermon, K. Abel, E . Haddock, Advisor, A. Illion, S. Samrnons, K. Wheeler, C. Snoolc, K . Bride, J. Jormcn,D . Root, S . Meyers, R. Dinsmore. ROW FOUR: C. Schofield, G . Wheeler, P. Nernec, M. Schilling, T. Fosheim, K. Olesen, J . Fosheim, M. Gillespie, J . Anderson, G . Snook, S . Dennis, A. Nemec. OULVVLGLAZJF5 eofif ing oice, C2A0ri5Liem proud ,Q Afoecia, mmic FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Mrs. Prokop, Director, A. lllion, F. Hunt, A. Nemec, R. Dinsmore, J. Jarman, N . Jones, K. Bride. ROW TWO: P. Nemec, G . Snoolc, S. Dennis, T. Fosheim, S . Meyers, K. Olesen, J. Fosheim, C. Schofield, L. Merlcle. ROW THREE: G . Wheeler, J. Soucermon, M. Schilling, M. Gillespie, J . Anderson, B. Sheeley, S. Summons, M. Foster, C. Nemec.

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Requirements of three A's and one B were attained the first semester by three Soph- omores, Judy Anderson, Gene Snook, Kathryn Olesen. One Junior, Joy Saucerrncri, main- tained the standard . Laurel Merlcle, Christine Nemec, and Maureen Gillaspie were Senior Honor Students for the semester. FIRST ROW: Left to Right: C. Nemec, K. Olesen, M. Gillaspie, L. Merlcle. SECOND ROW J Saucerman G Snook J Anderson ling wnom 5cA0!0wfic adiglfaw I he sf si S if s o w e Maureen Gillaspie, and Robert Abel were awarded the American Legion Good Citizen- ship School Awards . Scholas- Honor, and Leadership were the qualities upon which the awards were based . These are an annual presentation to two tic ability, Courtesy, Courage, members ofthe Senior Class . Blame Dinsmore and Laurel Merkle represented Midland High School at the annual sessions ofGirls' and Boys' State in June, i958 Laurel was also selected as the Haalcon CountyD.A.R. candidate. She was required to write an essay entitled What the Constitution Means to Me.

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Bridging a half-century of grade school days, active boys and girls continue to develop in much the same way as did their predecessors. Tackle, skating, sliding, and the spring marble feveH' affect them one and all. Mae lSmithl Lovald, gently and ef- ficiently trained the minds and guided the footsteps of lower grade pupils during the early years of Midland's school on the hill. Representing two generations are lrwin Russell QRight--second pupil--First Rovb and son, Tom, lBelow--sixth pupil--Center Rowj . LZVLIIOIA Cffizww . . .. . q ' v Q NAD s :fx ' yorogrwj rom ' A i Wivfg V LlfLliCLl'I'5 gtk X . 1 B N , 1' . is-2fll:lll i++llfL ,, M l will study and get ready, and perhaps my I, V chance will come. ---- Lincoln. l 'ui' 43