Morrison High School - Morrisonian Yearbook (Morrison, IL)

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HAROLD A. SMITH, Smithie Thy purpose firm is equal to the deed. Football, '15, Basketball, '15. Capt, '16.. Manager Baseball, '15, '16. Track, '14, '15, '16, Orchestra, '13, '14, '15, '16. Editor-in-chief of Morrisonian. President Senior Class. HELEN B. OLDS, Honey Always thotful, kind and untroub- led. President Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation. Volley Ball Team. Member of Local Committee, Morrisonian. J. HENRY HAMILTON, Hank My best friend is a joke Ca FordD. President Soph. Class. Football, '15,'16. CLARA L. HANSON, Hannie My tongue within my lips I reign, For who talks much, talks in vain. Member of Social Committee, Morri- sonian. Orchestra, '11, '12, '13, '14, '15, '16. CLYDE L. CRUMP, Bump The worst fault to find is to be in love. Member Athletic Committee, Morrisonian. FRED RASTEDE, Fritz Wisdom is idiots' folly. Football, '14, '15, Baseball, '15.

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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

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GLADYS B. RARIDON, Happy Better to wear out than to rust out. President Junior Class. Chairman of Exchange and Facts Committe, Mor- risonian. CHARLES A. BURR, Stickie Doggone guy, full of everything. Basketball, '16. Track, '15, '16. Yell Master, '15, 'l6. Business Manager Morrisonian. Thru Grammar grades and High School without an absent or tardy mark. ALICE M. ROWLAND, Bonnie A winning way, a pleasant smile. Treasurer Senior Class. Secretary and Treasurer Girls' Athletic Associatian. Chairman of Local Committe, Morri- sonian. Volley Ball Team. LYLE K. RITCHIE, Ritchie Quiet, but not unknown. Football, '12, '13, '14, '15. Basketball, '13, '15. Baseball, '13, '15, Capt. '16, Orches- tra, '12. Secretary and Treasurer Soph. and Junior Classes. Member of Ath- letic Committee, Morrisonian. SARA J. MITCHELL, Ranty Live while you're livin', for you're goin' to be a long time dead. Vice- President Girls' Athletic Association. GEORGE D. RICK, Dickie The world knows but two, Rome and I. Football, '12, '13, Capt.'14,'15. Basketball, '14, '16. Track, '13, '14, Capt. '15, '16.