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

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G ass o 2.9 gfistory The carefree seniors started their high school careers in 1945. As fresh- men they gave one of the most successful mixers of the year. Their success did not stop there: they went on to give an assembly program called Arrows for Cupid, which kept the whole student body rollicking with laughter. During the second year, xthe class sponsored a donkey basketball game to help raise additional funds and gave an assembly program. No senior will ever forget the hours spent on the prom and banquet that was given in honor of the Seniors of '48. Their hard work was fully rewarded by the favorable comments heard during and after the prom. The other out- standing event of the junior year was the junior play Almost Summer. With these events over, the class began ot think of additional ways in which to make money for their senior year. Several projects were undertaken during the senior year. A play Gur Town was well remembered for the graveyard scene and the wedding scene. The seniors gained valuable experience and earned additional money when they managed the Phipps Department Store for two days. A Skru-ball game between the Lions and Rotary Clubs proved to be a novelty. A Style Show was given toward the end of the school year. With the semester examinations all over, the seniors were ready to enjoy themselves on their well-earned trip to Niagara Falls. The days sped by only too rapidly and soon it was time to return once again to terra firma and home. With class night and graduation past the seniors bade farewell to dear old MCHS and the many happy memories they enjoyed there. Page 18

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Gfass Cqfjqcers PRESTDENT ROBERT IOHNSTON March 5 l Colleqe Preparatory Football l 2 Basketball l, 2. E Track 3 Drama Club 1, 2, 4 Iunior Play Senior Play Boys Quartet 3, 4 A Cappella Choir 4 Boys Club 1,2 Contest Play 4 Square Dancer 3, 4 Senior Style Show 4 VICE-PRESIDENT RICHARD LAABS April 25 General F.F.A. l, 2, 5, 4 Recreation Mar. S Football l, 2, S 4 M Club 3, 4 Drama Club 4 State Contest Pay' 4 Chorus 2 Operetta 2 Choir 4 Music Contest 4 Boys' Club l, 2 Track 3 Senior Style Sh:vf SECRETARY ALICE KINDELSPIRE February 9 Secretarial Commercial Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Home Es. 2 Chorus l Gperetta l Glee Club 4 Annual Staff 4 E11-Hi 4 Siuclenr Council l Girls' League l 2 lfusi: Ccntes! 4 I TREASURE? 4 ROBERT C. WATERS ,L-,ei oo General Football l, 2, E Basketball l, 2 S Track 1, 2 Club l, 2, E, 4 Senior Play 4 Senior Style Shox-J 4 lndustrial Arts Club Chorus 2, 3 Bond Show l, 2 Boys' Club Z, 3 Drama Club 4 Home Room Oifuer Presidenl 4 Studeni Council fl 4