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

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Ginger Allen: Why not come closer to Morris so George won't go to sleep on his way home T Joanne Rutherford: We advise you to get a garage to put the Crosley In so It won't be blocking the street so late at night. George Schoradt: Persuade Mrs. Olds to let you sit next to Ginger so your Jokes will be really appreciated. Arthur Bettlol: There are other things In life besides sports (girls for In- stance). Joe. Lamphere: Keep the senior class lively next year, Joe. William Buck: We know that you are heading for Prance, so why bring It up In all your conversations? David Dempsey: Don't go out with all the girls at once, save some for next year. Onnolee Ostrander: Boys don't bite. Pauline Glambalvo: Why go to New York, the boys are Just as good here, espec- ially since a new member of your class has arrived. Edward Hansen: We know you are a swell guy so why not mingle with people? Fred Roberts: Maybe next year you can find another girl like Barbara to sit with on the bus but please restrain yourself; you'll be a senior next year. Richard Musser: You've a wonderful smile; why don't you see If It will snare a specie of the opposite sex? Edward Johnson: You can't be a pedestrian and have a girl. Evelyn Johnston: We hope you stick to your present Idea of not robbing the cradle. Bill Kodrlch: If given a chance, we think you'll be a whit on the basketball floor. Bob Elliott: Now you have a motorcycle, why not get a girl? Marjorie Card: Next year follow the example set by this year's seniors get a diamond Instead of a class ring. Harriett Puylara Gena Gould CLASS POEM I'll tell you now about our class The class of 1950. Our president Is named Don Foote; He really Is quite nifty. The second of our little group. The one who Is our veep— His name Is Eugene Bettlol, A friend we're sure to keep. Our secretary, she's a dandy. Her name Is Doris Cole. When business there Is to transact How well she plays her role.