Morrison High School - Morrisonian Yearbook (Morrison, IL)

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OUT The M!! s INTO WQMLQ 3001. Z CLASS COLORS I CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT HAROLD SMITH v1cE-PRESIDENT WALTER KNOX SECRETARY JOHN FLIKKEMA TREASURER ALICE ROWLAND E P I TA P H Deep Wisdom-Swelled Head Brain Fever-He's Dead. THE SENIOR 1 Hoo-Rah! Hoo-Rah! Hoo-Rah! Rah! Seniors! Seniors! Hah! Hah! Hah! We're the punkins, Well I guess. Seniors! Seniors! Yes! Yes! Yes! -PURPLE AND GOLD FLOWER-YELLOW ROSE MO'I'1'O-GREEN AND GROWING

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M OFTEN HEARD FROM MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY What's the matter with the tenors? .,,,tt... ,,,tt..., OOA, , , , .,t,,,,,,t,,,,tttA,,, Miss Barker Just a moment now, let's become a little more quiet ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Miss Barnes Are you sure that is a fact? ,s,..,,s,..... ,...si.....,.,t.,.. I I s,,,sii.,,,,sA.sssss..s, Mn Torrence You may go to the office ...,,..... ......... ......ssss.... sis.s..,s I . , , s...sssi sss.,ssss...,. M iss Utley Sir, this is no place for that .......,i sssi..,,sss,..sssi,.,,si,...,,.,...,,ss ,,.,.,,....s.ti.... M i ss Aitken If any one doesn't want to use this for a study period, they may go to the oiiice ........ ....,,ss.,.....,.....,s ..,...,,.....,.... ...ssi....sssss .ssii..., s,i,.,,s. M i s s B rawn What's the matter, John? s.......,..,,,,.r... s.,,,ss.,..,,...,,,...., .,s..,,ss.....r..,.,.,. M i ss Fredeen Now, let's do something. I don't believe you folks ever look at your Arithmetic outside of class ....,,...,ss.,...,,. ss., .,s.........,. r.,..,,., M i s s Irwin Come now, that will be enough ..,,l..... .. sss...., .ssss.... Mr. Weaver I apprehend. It's a fact, that's all ssss,.., , ..,., .Mn Torrence Eyes on your book ,r.s i......,,....,...,..ss.....,4 ,...,s.r ..,sr....,,.. M i s s Brown Classes may pass .......,.s ,D s....,,.s Miss Barnes Now, let's be quiet .tss,... ,,,s,l.,,,,, M iss Irwin Amo, Amos, Amot ....,... ,,....,....., M iss Aitken Oh, dear! ....,........,.,.,.....,,l.,.,,s...,,, ..........,. M iss Barker f'Aufpassen Sie Johann .sssr,.., ....,,.,. M iss Fredeen l'0h, goodness! ...,........,,......... ........... M iss Utley That's enough of that MMI: Weaver THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF IT THE LATEST EVERLASTING COMEDY WHICH lS'BEING CONTINUOUSLY PRODUCED BY THE ORIGINAL CAST WHICH IS SURE TO PLEASE The Long .......,,,..........s,....,.....,.,...,..,....,......,l,........... Miss Utley The Short ................,.....r. .........,,..,.,.......,,..,,........... M iss Barker This exceptional entertainment may be seen anywhere at any time, free of charge. Take a tip, and be sure to see these celebrated artists in their great production of wit, pathos, humor and dream life.

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OUR MOTTO: GREEN AND GROWING The ideal must be far enough above us to keep us looking up toward it all the time, and it must be far enough in advance of us to keep us struggling toward it to the end of our life. It is a very poor ideal that one ever realizes, and it is a great misfortune for one to overtake his ideal, for, when he does, his progress stops. I was once made an honorary member of a class and asked to suggest a class motto. I suggested 'Ever-Green' and some of the class did not like it. They did not like to admit that they ever had been green, not to speak of always being green. But it is a good class motto because the period of greenness is the period of growth. When we cease to be green and are entirely ripe, we are ready for decay. Ilike to think of life as a continual progress toward higher and better things-as a continual unfolding. There is no better des- cription of a really noble life than that given in Holy Writ, where Solomon speaks of the path of the just as 'like the shining light that shineth more and more unto the perfect day.' I - W J Bryan