Morris Community High School - Chief Yearbook (Morris, IL)

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.N NU x ,iv - l 'J , 1 Edge, P, K T f IXXQSYV 1' 'X ' 5 1 JJ t 1 Q j 1 i ft I I , . ,MJ I Top Ram'-Patricia Hougas, Marguerite Hoekings, Vera Walker, Beverly Brooks, Max- ine McTague, Shirley Olson, Lois Smith, Bernice Kopczick, Virginia Grove, Rollie Peel, Sherwood Nelson, Dale Thorson, Shirrell Darlington. Sem11dRun'-Shirley Atkins, Beverly Hornsby, Mary Powell, Marilyn Hall, Marian Osmanson, Dorothy Ketchum, Doris Peterson, Jessie Mount, Dorothy DeClercq, Ernest Aarrestad, Helen Newell, Edward Meredith, Ronnie Claussen. Tlziruf Raw--Lea Thoeming, Robert Hutchings, George Tabler, Oliver Burkhardt, James Peacock, Evealine Dell, Sharon DiJohn, Katherine White, Edith Girnus, Lorraine Hauge. 13I4Ifff7IllRl7TL'-JOhH Krzysciak, Karine Olson, Ruth Pfaff, Charles Cook, Don Durkee, George Shugart, Harold Hansen, Betty Monson, Doris Gunnerson, Bob Dibble, Anita Enger, Donald Hansen. , and the birthdays of George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and our own 'tOle Bull and Mable Steele. The same theme was again successfully used at the freshman dance. The attendance and complimentary comments clearly indicated the freshmen are indiibitably entertainers deluxe. Several class meetings have been hcld characterized by the unusually good order which was manitained. Another eventful occasion upon which the members of our class gath- ered together Was for a party to attend the cinema, A picnic is planned for tl1is spring which is to be held in Gebhard lVoods State Park. For class officers there arc Werner Frank, president, Mary Jane May, vice-president, and Ronnie Younker, secretary-treasurer. In Miss Curry's home room Toni Allan is president, and in Mr. Garr1son's, Ben Day, The boys who went out for home room basketball are David Hausten, Tom Allan, Jack Lundy, Dale Crull, Ronnie Younker, Jim Peacock, Don Ttuvzzty-I701zr T R I B E O F 1 9 4 7 ffM:p.f'l.e

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I Freshman T Tribal Leaders Werner Frank, Mary Jane May, Ronald Younkerw K The first thing we participated in was the f1'GSlllll2lll initiation. The upper classes were lying in wait for us that day. We thought the upper class- nlen had no artistic talent and believed more in quantity than quality. From then on we were full fledged ineinhers of the Morris High School. The next event of the year sponsored by and for us was the treshnlan party. lt was held iu the home economics room. Later in the evening' due to the demand for more space the eonununity room was drafted into inuuediate service. More than titty ot us were there and we split upg half dancing and playing table games, the other halt playing relay games. Needless to say this was a highlight which will long he relnenihered. Because of the necessity for freshmen to lear11 and practice the cheers of good old M.H.S., we gathered in the gynnrasium and led hy our cheerleader, Phyllis Fread, made the rafters ring. The freshman assembly had as its theme the historical events occurring' 111 February such as St. Valentine-'s Day, the 29th which made their leap year, Ttvvlz ty- 71!Il'1'l'

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aw ,li rf -QD H lj I 1 I ,ff Qibtjtfj I ,f J Jfflf' ' 7 ,L N1 c f' 8,4 W ' Hinds, Jackieixingman, Biiiieiwefaen, Dofothy West, Gladys staikm-,'Ba1-barb Likens, Phyllis Fread, Barbara Aitken, Don Neushwander. S0t'll1IdRr?7n'-Bill Heather, Anna Mae Osmonson, Lois Carter, Fern Frederick, Mar- garet Carr, Alese Buck, Helen Holderman, Geraldine Hall, Geraldine Jones, Dorothy Rosenfelder, Mary Darwin, Eddie Bergstrom. Row-Robert Waters, Dale Crull, Eleanor McClenning, Orville Peterson, Leonard Hansen, Robert Harney, David Boyle, Richard Mitchell, Bennie Day, Charlotte Johnson, Elna Satre, Janice Sampson, Donald Bright. l9t7ff17lIIRl7Tt'-Bill Cook, Joan Shelley, Jack Lundy, Werner Frank, Mary Jane May, Ronnie Younker, Donald Olson, Milburn Oswood, Dorothy Swind, Tom Allan, Eleanor Peterson, Howard Peel. Third Bright, Eddie Bergstrom, Oliver Burkhardt, and George Tahler. Our hoys who went out for the big teams in athletics are Ronnie Younker, Don Neush- wander, George Tahler, Ben Day, Don Dock, Butch Waters, Ron Flassen, and Ernie Aarrestad. NVQ are very proud ot these lroys and look forward to their high scoring next year and the years to come. NVQ- also have acting ahility. Toni Allan and Xllerner Frank had two of the leading parts in the all-school play. . nted Alese Buck. She has a hcautitul alulity. She went to the contest on piano solo, and also in voice. She XVe are also very proud of our tale voiue and can play the piano with great April 22 and came in iirst, both in her helped the octettc to come in tirst. too. lVe honored ourselves hy coming in second in the bond drive, a fact which pleased us all. XYe are proud of M.H.S. and are glad that we are the ones who will carry on the traditions of this high school for the next three years. 'I' R I B E O F 1 9 4 7 Twcllty-I7i:'v if 3. Q ED 'Wo P J ifkawt 445 G L I .AL-fl! .Wa .fi Qql 9' ' lwf'