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

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CLASS MIGHT prog v n PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS This night marks our last informal meeting as a class of Morris Central School. We have been happy here and we want this night to reflect nothing but Joy, untouched by the farewells of graduation. I feel it a privilege, as president of the Class of '52, to welcome you to our night of festivity; and to thank you ----- the Board of Education, our teachers, parents and friends for the kindly guidance and loyal support that has been extended to us through-out our school life. We hope that you will be entertained by the memories and expectations we express tonight. Robert Foote CLASS HISTORY September I9I4.9 and we find Miss Thelma Leska, now Mr3. Hourne, faced with an exceptionally talented, intelligent group of twenty-five freshmen. A week later the arrival of Mildred Gossman added to our talented, intelligent---well let us say group. Miss Leska, for the first time, allowed the freshmen to earn some money for the senior trip to Washington and New York. We sold many tickets to our movie, April Showers , and found that we had been successful. It was through Miss Leska's efforts that we learned parliamentary proce- dure. Our meetings and business matters were handled very efficiently. The officers for that year were as follows: Lois Pickens-----------------Class President Patricia Starr---------------Vice President Carl Eccleston---------------Secretary and Treasurer Evelyn Johnston brought the number back to twenty-five by successfully passing her regents and entering the tenth grade. During the year the various sports of Morris were honored with the pres- ence of Bob Foote, Carl Eccleston, Dick Olds, Dick Thompson, Roger Parker,and Fred Sherwood. We were well represented in chorus, band, twirling, and cheerleading. Va- rious clubs also felt the presence of the freshmen. June and exams were now knocking at our back door. I am glad to say everyone was able to pass through those dreaded doors. The sophomore year came very quickly and we are sorry to say six members fled the marble halls of Morris. This year we elected Bob Foote——--—President Carl Eccleston----Vice President Roger Parker-----Secretary and Treasurer Starting with the right Foote we were able to sponser a good old fash-