Morgan County High School - Morcohi Yearbook (Hartselle, AL)

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Leon Burns He may be small in stature, but he's a giant at heart. Natha Clemons Some say the world is made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Bobby Compton Bingo never forgets to chalk his stick. Theron Drake One of the gold dust twins. Ole Thcron's flying through school like a crow, caw! caw! Ruby Eubanks She’s always studying —and she gets results. 1050 Marva Lee Garner A natural-born blonde who has a wonderful personality. Jearldean Grantland Jearl.” The Senior Class’ contribution to the Cheerleaders. Always up to mischief; always talking; always arguing with someone. Mary Nell Groover Daintiest ”. Worryi That girl doesn't know the meaning of the word. Heading toward Auburn's halls.

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Jack Allen Tr in hird to d » thr th'n chat arc r.ght. James Anders Brownie — the boy wi h the pepsodent smile. Joanne Barrett Butch disproves the theory that boys don't make passes at girls who wear glasses. Freddie Bennett Edward Bennich A brick of gold. Sec no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. F.d —Ouiet as a iroutc. You hive to look twice to knew he's around. rtt i n r b Jack Betterton Jackson — never gets in a hurry to get where he's going.

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Maxine Hale Max Hall Lillian Hallman Plainvicw's contribution to the Class of 1950— and a generous contri- bution! Somehow he always manages to get in the las: word. ■'Miss Volley Ball of 1950 '. Small in s a- rure. but she stacks up high in our opinion. Dorothy Jean Hardin “To br no man's fcoi bu: my own. Ocris wi 1 Still looking for M. C H S.s wav dir n , vete an r n 10 r b Glenn Hogan No matter how hard you hit Cooter” he always lands on his feer.