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

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Lazelle Whitten Her motto is. “Love many, trust few. al- ways paddle your own canoe.” Eunice Woodard When there is work to be done, you can count on her to do her part. Sara Wright Slewfoot . Always talk- ing too much, but most boys (and girls too) look up to Sara—unless she's sitting down. Mary Lou Wynn Her motto it. A penny saved, a penny earned. p u i u r s - 105 0 Wins Win Jin Ihr Senior (Elans Most Likely to Succeed Neatest Boy Neatest Girl .... Most Cheerful........... Biggest Complainer Biggest Joker........... Most Obliging Most Sensible........... .............- Jean Guyse .............. Maxine Hale Sara Wright ...............Van White Van White ---------Marjorie Sullivan Biggest Time Killer Harold Weaver Least Trouble .....................Edward Bennich Teacher’s Pet June Long Biggest Pest .................... Harold Weaver Biggest Baby June Long Most In Love.........................Melba Smith Most Lovable Bernice Key Most Carefree Freddie Bennett Biggest Bum......................... Sam Houston Most Studious June Long . ..Van White Best Sport Henry Kracke Philip Orr Best Athlete Don Stephenson Most Musical Mitchie Mitchell Most Intelligent Max Hal! Daintiest ...................... Mary Nell Groover Most Serious-Minded Marjorie Su'livan Kindest Bernice Kev Most Argumentative Max Hal! Most Ambitious Laziest Boy Laziest Girl....... Best Dressed Boy Best Dressed Girl Biggest Heartbreaker Most Popular Boy- Most Popular Girl Van White ....Sam Houston .....Maxine Hale Thurman Holmes ..... Jean Guyse Kenneth Roan —Van White June Long Best Looking...... .................... Bernice Key Silliest Girl Biggest Flirt Jolliest .......... Most Dignified Boy Most Dignified Girl Biggest Bull-Shooter Most Careless........... Best Natured Quietest ............... Most Generous Slowest Most Unconcerned Most Pleasant Wittiest Boy Wittiest Girl Biggest Gold-Brick Most Typical Senior Most Conceited Most Lifeless Silliest Boy ............Sara Wright Joanne Barrett Reita Faye Wallace Kenneth Roan Marjorie Sullivan Jack McClanahan ...... Sam Houston Henry Krack Edwin White Van White- Bob Picken- ---------Jack Betterton Bernice Key Max Hall Sara Wright Don Stephenson Van White Jack McClanahan Bob Pickens James Anders

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Mary Lee Slaton Melba Smith Don Stephenson Jimmy Stephenson Aline Thrasher Her amb'tion is to pass fool’s hill in one b;g leap. Shorty Always smil- ing. laughing, talking. Never a dull second when she's around. When there's work to be done, you can de- pend on Don - - - to disappear. Fred is going to be a rich farmer one of these days. She has a desire, not only to be good, bur to be good for something. 1050

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President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer l.ouisc Day Obic Mitchell Josephine Pctccy Lionel Dodson 31 u n i o r b - 195 0 In September, 1945, a large bunch of energetic kids blundered into M. C. H. S. with a determination to make themselves noted in all possible fields. We got off to a fine start and when we were ninth graders, we won a school singing contest. We also presented a Christmas chapel program. When we became Sophomores, we snagged another honor when our class representatives, Charles Smith and Louise Day, won the Harvest King and Queen contest. We’re proud of our good looks. This year our float won first prize in the Homecoming parade. Oh, yes, we’ve still got our energy, as you will see when we climb into the S niors’ saddle next year and take the reins of the dear o'd Morcohi nag and pull her through accomplishments not yet known. Lucia Faye Cooper anil Jimmie Templeton