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

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cMorri s, American Red Cross Blood Services Syracuse Region A Blood Mobile was held at the Morris Fire House on October 6th of this year. The seniors worked energetically toward getting people to donate the gift of life to the Red Cross. The turn out was better than expected as people from all over the community came to give blood. Like Blood Mobiles in the past, an invaluable ser- vice has been provided and widely supported. 2 3 1 1. The American Red Cross arrives for the big day. 2. Joe Gaiser and Bruce Brown preparing for the Blood Mobile. 3. Mrs. Haight . . . the 1st victim. 4 Mr. Ernst at the beginning of the donating process. 4

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One %N(anie iM pndan On October 6th, the teachers got together at the Open House for a chance to show off what their students have been do- ing. Parents came from all over the district to see what their kids have been up to and to ask “What’s new” in MCS to- day. This elaborate social hour was enjoyed by board members, faculty, parents and children alike. 4 1. Mrs. Pilson arranging her display 2. Mrs. Russel and Mrs. Valentine talking “school talk” 3. Holly Gray and her friend the Snake 4. A couple of board members (Mr. Elliott and Mr. Waffle) enjoying the evening.

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Bits and Bytes Computers are becoming an impor- tant part of everyone’s life. To better prepare us all for the future, Morris has developed a well-equipped comput- er room. We currently have nine com- puters which are used for remedial classes, elementary skill practice, and high school courses that teach the ba- sics. Mrs. Skoglund helping Travis Ashcraft in the computer room. Wendy Tooley in awe of what a computer can do. Rayanne Harrington knows what she’s doing. Jarrett Rockwell very proud of his work in math using the com- puter. 24—Computers