Morris Central High School - Morrisanian Yearbook (Morris, NY)

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Harold Bailey Legrande Benjamin Richard Bunn Wllmer Crumb Donald elliott Allan Gardner William Hoag John Jacobs. Robert Lull Donald Miller! Harold Mills: Leo Morse: Willard Myers! Victor Smith: Harry Wheeler: Ada Yagert new s t of excu cs o leave school every af ernoon A section for your paintings in the Chamber of Horrors Success dating the seventh graders on dancing, A peaceful journey to heaven with a 'Carr Fnough gas for the duration to get to Tdmeston and back A date with Betty Grable Good luck in caring for a certain WLambU A sure mustache grower A pretty county nurse to ride around with instead of Dr. Clark. A private booth in the G11- bertsville theater. The ability to act like a senior next year. Jobs as talent scouts for Hollywood. , A smoking lounge down cellar so you won't have to cross the street every noon.. A week in the social whirl of New York City. 1 1:zIiSE35:muniig5:IluisQJL222inu5Z272n5mrg2?ziil2' 2 A e S2 t Roger Card: Arthur Murray's own booklet U ' F II li . I

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Miss Zehr: Miss Farnsworth: Miss Vromanzv Miss Wagneru ThefJanitars: Frances Jane Duroe Maxine Elliott: Barbara Gage: LeNoir Hurlbutt: I . Fraude Jacobs: Elsie Joy: Dorothy Myers: Betty Tremlettz v---v---- 1. --LJ.:-:aux ag ' s A book giving t5e linside facts on UHow to Give a Debi utante PartyW.l 7 .A A physics aclass more suited to her temperment.A A A A homemaking class to. make curtains fork the flibrery which have been waiting to be made for five years. Class treasurers thatt can keepr their accountsf accu- rately. A A tidler Juniorf Class that cleans up after its social affairs. r . A permanent. pass on .LBobb Bailey's taxi line. Alcan of Vitamin Q, a sure way to increase poundage. A light weight necklace to replace the harnase you've been wearing recently. r Hubert and four. retreaded tires. V A passing chemistry mark. A .happy .married life to a WCoffynN. A date with VCornyu unknown to Art. r A muffler for Hank's car so you won't disturb the neigh- borhood carly in the morning. ra' ' ' ':',-rump-n' ' ,y 1544-pq gg . --A Y. .. . ,, Q 4 1 i I 'xiii q X I q O

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wr-'humans-I -7- ,-,,,,,-, -L , V, Edwin Rathbun: A phamplet giving the char- acteristics of an s ideal sport. T T T . Robert Spencer: The death of a rlch uncle so that you'll be able to go to college. Charles Sherwood: Enough will power' to learn the rules oft balance in de- sign. Laubmeiert '42 s Lamb. '42 Witnesses: M ' T Iona and Leona Bagg, the Burlap Sisters. CHARGE TO JUNIORS As we leave the halls of Morris Central, there will be many cheers from the Juniors. They may be happy for a time, but soom they will con- front some problem that is too great for their feeble minds to solve. Then they would appreci- ate some of the advice which we have given so that they can at least carry the title of nSen1orsU half as well as the class of '42. Harold Bailey---Harold, as a senior please grow up. v Richard Bunn--Try finding some social high- lights. LeGrande Benjamin and Robert Lull--,We hope that next year you will have developed the abili ty to continue without the aid of William Andrea ,Roger Card and Donald Elliott ---- Well, boys keep trying and you will accomplish that great aim of dancing. ' Wilmer Crumb ---- The books in the cafeteria could be improved greatly. Francis Jane Duroe-Francis-Jane we know you will be lonesome next year, but we think you are brave enough to carry on. Maxine Elliot-Give your studies more empha- sis than West Burlington. Y' ' ' 'W ' ' Jug ' 'ppt 'is-no '