Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

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---THE CAULDRON--- ll! Professor Bender C25 Pay Attention, Merle L33 X, the Unknown Q45 Doc Hoyt 153 Bonus a um C63 Amused KT? Late again, Sam! C83 Any questions? 193 Oh, happy day! C105 Was that you, Gene? 4113 Mind your Work, Betty C12 Papa Covill i139 Chief librarian f147 Another test 4153 Head man 1165 The morning paper f17J Are you ready, Hezzy? Page Ten

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L-THE CAULDRON FACULTY IN ACTICDN GLENN E. IACQUAT On leave of abs-ence for one year. All the students and faculty have missed him this year, but they are glad to know that he will be able to return next fall. FLORENCE M. DRAKE Englishg Speechg Library Ph. B., Denison U. 1919. M. A., U. of Iowa 1931. U. of Chicago. Northwestern U. First year at M. T. H. S. VILAS A. BENDER Social Science, Band B. S., Milwaukee St. Teach- er's College 1938. U. of Wis. U. of Chicago. First year at M. T. H. S. FLOYD COVILL Industrial Artsg Athletics Ed. B., Ill. State Normal U. 1941. First year at M. T. H. S. MARY GRUSH Math., Gir1's P. E. A. B., Peru, Nebr. St. Teach- er's College 1939. First year at M. T. H. S. JUDITH SPELLENBERG English: Vocal music Marshall College. Ed. B., Illinois State Normal U. 1941. First year at M. T. H. S Page Nine

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President ....., . 4...... ....,...,. R obert Hull Vice President ... .... ,,..... v.... Robert Eisele Secretary-Treas. .... ,. , Mary Strickfaden Advisors ,.....,7.,r,r,,.. .rrrr R alph MCMIHH Class motto: We have finished, to begin. ---THE CAULDRONl- OFFICERS Floyd D. Covill Class colors: blue and White. Class flower: white carnation. SENIQRS The graduates of 1942 have again been a most active class. They have worked, studied and played with much enthusiasm. Last fall they sponsored the first Social Hour of the season in the form of a Post-Initiation Ball in honor of the freshies. In November the Sen- ior class play was admirably presented. Everyone agrees that it was the outstanding dramatic production of the year. The seniors carried out their role as leaders of curricular and extra curricular activities. Robert Hull has been the president of the Athletic Association and also the president of the band. Dean Hauter has been the president of the chorus and the N. F. L. Mary Rohlfing has acted as president of the G. A. A., and Gerry Rapp has served as president of the Social Science Club. In this class there have been many fine athletes. Bill Spahr, Eldon Bauman, Robert Eisele and Merle Rocke will be missed when baseball practice starts next fall. John Getz, Bill Spahr, Jesse Musel-- man and Pete Plattner will be absent in basketball next year. Some boys will be needed to fill the vacancy when Bill Spahr and Dean Hauter do not show up for track next spring. Chorus, band, debate, etc. will have to go to the incoming fresh- men class to fill the ranks vacated by the seniors. In concluding their high school activities the class of 1942 has displayed their usual enthusiasm in publishing this school annual, the 1942 Cauldron. Pg EI