Morley Consolidated High School - Tigers Yearbook (Morley, IA)

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Class Will We, the class of 1959 of the Morley High School, being without doubt of sane mind and good judgment, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. The Senior boys will their ability for a good basketball record to the future teams of Morley. The Senior girls will their many hours of toil in the kitchen to the next generation of dish- washers. ' Larry Catlett wills to Lois Kuchenbaker the ability to get in trouble once in a while. But please not as often as Larry did, Lois. Ivan Eden wills the days he missed school to Ronnie Tallman and hopes Ronnie has more fun than he did. Tom Hinrichsen wills his ability to stay out of ditches to Dick Van Antwerp. Better keep a tractor handy, Dick. Frances Holdren wills Rosalene Catlett the ability to blush when the teacher talks to her. Larry Kaufman wills his ability to get chased by his old girl friends to Ronnie Tallman. Hope you can run faster than I did Ronnie. Paul McConaughy wills his ability to talk back to teachers to Bruce Hay. Better luck than I had, Bruce. . Max McCullough wills his ability to be bashful at certain times to Darrel Blake. We hope he makes good use of. Bob Newhard wills the knocks of his old Ford to Gerald Stolte, but maybe Gerald's car doesn't need any extra ones. Bill Ruhl wills to Steven Newhard the ability to lean back and balance himself in a chair in Literature Class. Judy Shankland wills her ability to get her work done on time to Margaret Shumaker in hopes that she will get her work done a little sooner. Barbara Eilers wills all her noon hours to Linda Joslin and Karen Simmons, so make good use of them girls. Joyce Watson wills a hair net to Karen Abbott so she can keep her hair in place. I hope it looks better than it did on me, Karen. Judy Shankland also wills her ability to be prompt and alert at all times to Lynn Hansen in hopes he will use it to the utmost. Paul McConaughy also wills his ability to get caught in a snow storm and stay at his girl friend's house all night to Merlyn Wilken. Sharon Siver wills to Margaret Shumaker the ability to tear her dresses with which Sharon is sure she doesn't need much help. Charles Vernon wills his mathematical ability to Carl Mertka hoping that Carl could put it to good use. The Senior class wills to the Juniors our worn and torn books and our marred and scarred desks

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Class History 1959 In the fall of 1946, eight slightly frightened but expectant youngsters entered the primary class of the Morley Consolidated School under the supervision of Miss Elsie McAnulty. They were Edward Holub, Joseph Mull, Jimmy McNamara, Charles Vernon, Billy Ruhl, Janice Jager, Earl Stickley, and Tom Hinrichsen. During the year, Sharon Siver and Judy Capron entered the class, bringing our enrollment up to ten. At the close of the semester, Edward Holub dropped from our class and at the end of the year Joseph Mull and Jimmy McNamara also dropped. Upon entering the first grade, Carol Greenawald joined our class. Our teacher again was Miss McAnulty. We started second grade in the fall of the 48-49 school year with only one new member, George Pearson. During the year we also gained Larry Catlett. Our teacher was Miss Elsie McAnulty. The following year George Pearson dropped from our class, leaving nine members. Our teachers were Ruth Eloise Tenley, Norma Morrison, and Verda Covell. In the 1950-51 school year we were joined by two new students in the fourth grade, Larry Kaufman and Judy Shankland. Our teacher was Mrs. Thelma Pillard. In the year of 1951-52 our Sth grade consisted of eleven pupils. In the middle of the year we were joined by two new pupils. They were Kenny Norton and Pauline Stewart. Our teachers were Miss Stonskas and Mrs. Greenawald. In 6th grade we had ten students at the beginning of the year--Larry Catlett, Carol Greenawald, Tommy Hinrichsen, Frances Holdren, Larry Kaufman, Paul McConaughy, Billy Ruhl, Judy Shankland, Sharon Siver, and Charles Vernon. We gained two pupils-- Irene Rundall and Bobby Newhard. Pauline Stewart moved during the year, leaving us with a total of eleven pupils. Our teacher was Mrs. Barger. Mrs. Russell was our music teacher. Upon entering 7th grade we gained one new student, Elizabeth Bennett. This in- creased our class to twelve students. Our teachers were Clara Schwirtz, Mrs. Bair was our music teacher and Mr. Ridout taught P. T. Upon entering the 8th grade we gained two newstudents , Ivan Eden and Joyce Watson During the second semester we gained Nancy Glick, which made 15 students in our class. We now had Larry Catlett, Ivan Eden, Joyce Watson, Billy Ruhl, Carol Green- awald, Judy Shankland, Tom Hinrichsen, Frances Holdren, Larry Kaufman, Paul Mc- Conaughy, Bobby Newhard, Sharon Siver, Elizabeth Bennett, Charles Vernon, Nancy Glick and our teachers were Mrs. Russell, Miss Miller, Mr. Greenawald, and Mr. Ridout. The next year we entered high school and during our first year remained with the same class as was graduated from 8th grade. In 1956-1957 we lost Nancy Glick but gained Max McCullough and Larry Coder. Larry Coder left that same year and Elizabeth Bennett moved away during the next summer. When we entered the Junior Class we had 14 members. During the year we gain- ed Barbara Eilers which gave us a total of 15. Our last year in high school we lost Carol Greenawald which left us with a total of 14 members. They are Larry Catlett, Ivan Eden, Barbara Eilers, Tom I-Iinrichsen, Frances Holdren, Larry Kaufman, Paul McConaughy, Bob Newhard, Max McCullough, Bill Ruhl, Judy Shankland, Sharon Siver, Charles Vernon, and Joyce Watson.

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