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

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If only we could have known what an impressive person our Fred would make as a pilot---he would have been the hero of our class in '51» The mystic light is fading; our powers of discernment are dimming. Were our visions too fantastic? Onnolee Ostrander Evelyn Johnston Here's to the Class of '$1, Of which every member's a trustworthy one; Mrs. Olds is our homeroom advisor. And through her teaching we've become much wiser. (ringer Allen is our class President, More drivers like she, would accidents prevent; But sincerely and truly, it is our contention, A better friend we cannot mention. Ed Johnson is a regular tease. With his pranks many girls he does please A wonderful fellow and lots of fun. With him is no rain, but always some sun. Elsie Jo Smith is our grand Secretary, And in her reports she does not tarry; A pretty girl in whom boys take delight. With all kinds of bugs they put her in fright. Joe Lamphere our class Treasurer is. When it comes to efficiency, he's a whiz; We hope someday he'll be on a net work median Because like Bob Hope, he is a comedian. Handsome Dave Dempsey is the next boy we see. Who on the basketball court is as good as three. He cruises about in a little black Ford, And with him his women are far from bored.

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Evelyn Johnston is our happy girl, Her sweet personality gives us a whirl. Her humor is so subtle, yet so light. And on the dance floor she's the boys' delight. Onnolee Ostrander will be a school teacher. And to her pupils she'll be a good preacher; She'll do her best In her chosen occupation And her teaching will help to form a better nation. Ed Hansen Is our boy from Brooklyn His favorite expression Is What's cookin'? A good looking boy, with a nice new car. With the girls he should go very far. it Bob Elliott's back yard a car lot would be; A car, a cycle, and a hot rod Crosly. Mention a certain girl and watch him blush. But when one comes near, for the door he will rush. One swell cook is Marjorie Card Who, in the cafeteria, works very hard; A good friend she is, both happy and gay. And we wish her good fortune all of the way. Arthur Bettiol blows a hot trumpet And on the basketball court he's all set. Of the girls he's just a wee bit shy. But you'll go a long ways to find such a swell guy. Another of us who is jolly all the while. Is good Dick Musser with his wonderful smile. We sincerely believe he's a darn good guy. And a better friend money cannot buy. A popular girl is Joanne Rutherford Who, upon the zither, plays many a chord; Her temper is quick, but not hard to please; It's she It seems, forever, the boys want to tease. Frederick Roberts you'll find always with Dick, Unless one of them happens to get sick; A talented fellow, you should hear him sing. And when he yodles, the girls he does bring.