Morris High School - Iwatka Yearbook (Morris, MN)

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LESTER ANDERSON In-s wus kin4I:t quit-I tIlll'Illp.Z svlmnl tim--, lull on thv huskvl- h:lII lhnu' ht- xx':lsl1't In ht' Stup- pt-4I! It uns simply swim: :uni swny with I,--s' Imskw-llmll way RICHARD BEHMLER 'I':tll, tlnrli, IIIIIIW-'XYt'II, :I rt-:ll In--mann . lim' ww-siwln-tl rwc-1' tht- 1-uunvil, playa-ml in 1-vvry sport. :und IIIIIIDHLQ' nth:-r thin1,:s. IllIltIt' tha- :ull-1-trlmlk-t'wlu-v foul- hull tn-um. BETTY BRIDGFORD Music' :nhl tht- Imhm' roll kinwln ka-vp IZ:-tts on tht- run. ll:-inu stutw vnnt--sl XYIIIIIPI' in pinnu :mul wlth :n .X l'flIHlLl Ill uw'--. wt- lump In sw- ht-r :nt t':u'm-p.:'ir- II:aIl smut- tiny! DOLORES DAVIDSON .X II'ill1SIA0'l' I'x-um Nisst-Inn. South Imkulu. lmlmw-s hns lnruh- mu- nx' t'r'i1-mls with h-fr ph-:lsinu - :,' 'S S : 'I ',: sl' IYI'I'SUlI7lIII5. thu- ut' he-1' f:n'm'- ltn pnxtlnut 1 vInm'l1L. :nfl h doesn't lilv- tt. --f-ti DOLORES EDERER X XYIIIII-11-t'I u'Ii ul' ft Ixpisl. lmlmnw-s :u'Ill--x--tl I.: um'-Is pt-I mintttv- hf-I' Iilsl 5--nr. I'I1,IiI1-1I th-- Iw:1IqI:1 xxtth sw-nlllmly tht- gn-:ntvwl ut' 1-:tsl-. lH':em:1- IIt'S,ItIIIl1t'TllLZ. :mtl thnk IIIIIIIIIIIJ :Il llltlu l1p I ' HARRIETTE ETTESVOLD XYIINI II:1lli-- up :und XXIlt'I'1 Sht- sums. lmhmly Iumws. l-'rv- .lm-ntly :hmm-tm: wulh Vw--ll. just :hmm-im: II'4'lllll'l1IIX. :mtl Shu' tIl'ix'u-s IIII- VIII' lots. SEIIIURS ROSEMARY ANDRUSICK XX'h:1t wmlhl tht- pnpt-r h:nx' ht-1-n witlmut llusy thu- ul' th vnyxv stall, ut- l't'flIIX :It-pt-n-Iv on hw-r, num- lhruu mu-.5 DWAIN BENSON Thou prh not t'YII't'lll1'IX tnlkrutix in svhoul. wt- think ht- wuul mukt- :I gum! IiIXYj4'I'. !lI'It'l' wil IIUSSIIU-I lhusv- t'tlIllIIlt'l'I'IiII I:n 1-mlrt sf-1-m-s, BETTY CAULDWELL Huw I':umiIi:nr plllzust- ut' III-In IS nut In ht- lhmgntlt-n, Ani I'lI+ ' 'NII .' 1- is tht- um- :mtl un IHVSIIII xyhn has lllrusto-rt-tl wht IIIJIXIIILK' III our h:mtI, PAUL DRIPPS I' II th: xxutvu I ,, A : -- It-5: in t-th. xxnrrls. m:m:ngv-1' ul tht- lmuthrt .tml Imslivllmll .4wu:uIs, nhl I vwt utllvtxxlst- th-I-111-I-II. tw-:tl :wt :urmmtl ln hw xxlmtf-I1:u':nI II -Mult- LILLIAN EKLUND NI:ul1:tu'lI'4 In Iwlhtxx hm' 9511-I im-tstvps I.1I zulxxsuuxw mzulv tl h-mm' null. Hoxlh-r1Ilt-IIIII-Ill 'emu In-'nf-5 pl-It-1 m tht- I-th N -mv thnx MARY GALVIN IUII' II--'ly I.JlitI7lII . .XI:n --hmmm-ti im-1-ssnntly uith lit tx IIJIIISIIII. t':1xm'itt- stuppil --l:n-t- ht-En: Il--nstm. Sh.-'s . 'Nt-I-llvlll st-xtvrlsll'--ss :Intl 4I:t I'.

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Sflllllli CLHSS HISTURU Fifty-two strong, the nrst class to be graduc.ted from Morris Junior High entered the senior high. Apparently born leaders, they introduced our present student government and made it a success. To the first student council meeting they sent Betty Briclgtord, Dolores Ederer, Dick Smith, and Jerry Probst. Their greatest achievement during this year was the sponsoring ot a carnival. Six of their number had important parts in the operetta, Hollywood Bound . Their otticers were Janice Hafdahl, president, Wayne Nelson, vice president, Dolores Ederer, secretary, and Gerald Probst, treasurer. At last, as upper classmen, the iunior class presented the play, The Golf Champ . Dolores Ed- erer and Punk Moffatt captured the leads. With spring came plans for the annual prom. Under a canopy of gaily colored garlands, iuniors and seniors danced to the music of Jack Howard. The ban- quet was served in the Catholic Church basement. That year Jerry Probst was elected president, Dick Smith, vice president, Dolores Ederer, secretary, and Betty Bridgford, treasurer. To the Student Council went: Dolores Ederer, Betty Bridgford, Claire LaFave, Jerry Probst and Dick Smith. Now high and mighty seniors, Jerry Probst was reelected president, Dick Smith was chosen vice president, Betty Bridgford, secretary, and Dolores Ederer, treasurer. Bernice Nerhagen, Janice Hafdahl, Claire LaFave, Dick Smith, Dick Behmler, Vergne Marquardt, Robert Walker, were Student Council re- presentatives. l9l

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ARDELL GILBERTSON 'l'hunp.gh rrll-llrmll-ll, Xrlll-ll isn't tml lint-tvtttnt-i'ml hut goml :intl pi-ppt, Sha- 'aussi-ss:-s :I swf-ll twin hrntln-r in Arty, :intl ltlv-s to slinlr. IRENE GRABER l'lllll'lliYllll-1 pl-tson. lrrtnt :intl lultrst- nn-rv puls :stint-rl-, 'l'hnnL:h nut t:ulk:tlix'e-, wt- linnw shi' has i1te':ts:llnl1':tll lint tht ni nxt 1' LEONARD HAGEN lmn run ht- st-I-n ntnst :tm stn- nly in-rlml with :t gmlnl lmnk or ni:tp::tzin:-, his I':tt'ni'itl- liJlSlllll wi- tnlit- it! thu-s tu slums :t Rumi ll:-:tl tim. BETTY HANSON S:-ltlmn sw-n withnnt th. l'lll'XSll'l' :intl Nlztry, ll:1ns is :I i.:r:nnl tlnnvt-r :intl tlrvssvr, nlnstly spout. twill:-i:i:il-'. :intl ll:-Ilsoltl:tl4-. DORRIS HOLLENBECK Ll'it't5' :intl LIUULL-llllllII'l'll lni4l ts like-tl ln' t-xw-t'ynin-. l nn-lm'- nm. slit- has il :intl ntukw.: otln-rs shurt- with hvr. GEORGE JUDD llnnmr1-sqnv .ltnllo ro-:illy tztlu-s thi- wiki' :mtl :ill thv trim' nnmrs :lt tinws. llis :ilmility in sports prnvvs ht- 1-an lm svrinns too, at tinws! SElllllllS ARLAND GILBERTSON Vl'ln-n nut tlrivmt: at trnvk to Litrlitil-ld. .Xrly's to lu- suun with 'l'unkiv, lt'snsn:lllyd:1n- t'lllf.Y. shows, ur nmkim.: nthurs lzltuxlt, JANICE HAFDAHL Owns at sniilt- :intl slilnplt-s tlmt, gifts 'w-nt! .X nztttlrnl lwulrr, sllj' XVHS one- nt' uni' pn-may 1-ntlnull int-ntht-rs. LXR- tlnn't know how shi- tlisl it lint .lainivv nlzlintnin- mt gmul ntatrlis plus rollvr skul- ini.: several titnt-s wrt-lily. SHERIDAN HALBE Snhjl-rt nl' nirli-n:ttm'S. Shi-rel nr Slit-rlly t'nr Slwrifln' nmkt-s lun fmt nmst t'Yl'l'Y0n0- llst-rl tn nwn his own jstllupy lint ln- still xrts zirlntnll. ALLAN HEINE t llsvll tn will hint l :tl bu thi-ni mlnys urn- gum' l0l't?VCI'L Ove-rrtnnim.: sn. rt-rtann ltstmllcap, Allztn was :thlr to plzty football his lust two yt-:Irs in hit-Zh sc-hunt, :intl ht- wrnt to it. CARLOS HOUSTON l 00th:tll, hztskrthzill, and Hous- ty agrt-r nirt-ly toi.:rtlwt'. llc can twirl zi fum-A' pair of skull-s, :intl lik:-is lmrss--r:tcin1.:. GRACE KRAUSE Marks roms- to Grzlvv with the grunts-st of vast-, and sh0's also especially tuluntvd in nrt. and poetry. Shi- was yonngt-st of the sl-niors and highest of the I. Q'rs!