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

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Junior Cl U50 Junior Class History The Junior Class of twenty-five members elected the following officers: President—Kenneth Anderson; Vice President—Doris Erikson; Secretary—Garre Rutherford. Representing our class in athletics were Kenneth Anderson. John Wassenaar, Dick Stafford, Edward Wilson, Garre Rutherford, Glenn Wilson, and John Turnbull. Our class has also been active in cheerleading,band, chorus, and many raising activities.We have had an enjoy- able year with Mr. Knapp and Mr. Zoch as our homeroom teachers. JUNIOR RESPONSE We, the Juniors of '53 thank you Seniors for your kind advice. At this date in June, 1953, the Senior Class leaves us on our ownl Of course we are so sorry to see you leavei We hope this advice will help you on your way. Claude Benjamin: Give the girls a chance at you; they're not too bad.

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 Favorite Favorite Favorite Nickname Expression Pastime Song Jeanne Thompson Monkalene You darn fool Sitting on the pier Takes Two to Tango Thelma Utter Thclm By Gol, now Fred Horseback riding Oh Happy Day Rene Valentine Durward Hey, You guysi Holding Jay on his lap. Glow Worn Don Ventre Don Juan Censored Necking Take Me In Your Arms. Janet Wells Jay Cone on, DurwardI Planning a trip to Holland When I Fall In Love

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Mprilyn Decker Joyce Gregory George Harrington Hprold Jones Ruth Kodrich Karl L8Ubmeier John Light Anna Livesey Wanda Ostrpnder Audrey Palmer Robert Perry Alice Rehrmpnn Betty Rowe Corinne Slckler John Skurla Barbara Springett Wilma Teter Jeanne Thompson Thelma Utter Kene Valentine Donald Ventre Janet Wells But seriously, what becomes of you Although you're out of school you're still one of the Seniors. Take a P. G. Course; Bob's only a Junior and needs one more year. Try to refrain from acting like a two-year old as soon as the teacher lesves the room. You are really brilliant, but leave some things for Hr. Knapp to teach. They say you are quiet, but we know otherwise. Break down snd buy some gas for that jalopy; it won't run dry forever. In the future we wish you luck with the Dodgers and cigars. Sonny's happiness depends upon you. Try to cultivate a better disposition in the future. Why don't you get a license to drive so you won't have to hitch-hike to Oneonta all the time. Why don't you use some other tactics so you won't get hurt while playing basketball? The only way to hold George is to marry him. Come out into the open and let everybody get a look at you. Your baby smile won't carry you as fsr as you think. Join the Army. You are old enough to cut out that giggling stage and boy craziness. In other words grow up. Get somebody your own age; Butch is a little out of your class. Wear some loud dresses to go with your loud mouth. Roally you shouldn't worry about your figure: nature usually takes care of those things. Speeding is not allowed in the town of Morris. In other words take it easy with the blue racer. Use your cave-man tactics on someone else be- sides Jerry Joy. It shouldn't take Rene forty-five minutes to go to Dimmock Hollow—especially when you're sick. Rene's blue Ford will go faster than that. Seniors, we wish you the best of luck no matter in the future. The Junior Boys