Morrison High School - Morrisonian Yearbook (Morrison, IL)

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i f if I X I. X f ' '13, X o - W HT bl el ' Qs. l Chas.B Football . . Basketball Tracke ..... ,S Baseball Tennls ,....... SEASONS September 25 to November 25 , 2 , January 5 to February 18 A e,ee , be e,ee ,, e..,,,,.April7 May 20 ,, ,l,,.. May 13

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-,214-f OUR M. H. S. LIBRARY It is a great pleasure for us to put before the public this list of books, whichour fellow schoolmates have so ably composed. They are now well kept in the Library of M. H. S., and are carefully dusted each and every day by our Janitor, Mr. Mouck. It will no doubt surprise you to find that so many of our High School Students have taken the habit, writing. Well, you see, it's just this way. There is always some sort of fad among the students. All of a sudden they started the habit of writing Cnotesj. The editorial board soon noticed that a fine oppor- tunity was before them, and, as a result you have before you the good work the students did. We trust that you can tell the nature of the book by the title. ' 4 Concentration ,,,,,,,.,,,. ,,,,,,,,, , , . Bayard Hollinshead What Would a Gentleman Do? ..,, ,.,.,,, . ,Clara Hanson 'Old Curiosity Shop CPhysics Labl ..,,....... .. .... .......... ' 'Two Ruths .. . .. . .. . ., ...... Ruth Dykema, Ruth Stinton - -- -- H- Prof- H- J- Terrence Loyal Every Minute , . ,. ,, Hazel Mathew 'Forty Minutes Late . n ..-- John Henry Hamilton rm New, But ru Get Acquaimedn .Dorothy wohnke 'The Camera Fiend ----- V ---- Charles A- Buff I Love to Gaze at Seniors ,. . ,. ...... Olive Olson Bees --'------- '--------f- - ---- L Yle Ritchie Bates, Human, Not Fish , . , Clyde Crump 'A F001 there Was ---- ---- E afl Weaver It's Hard to be Good ....,. .,.,, C lark Smouse 'Social FUHCUOHS' '-,, ----. ,..,-- A D TODO Club Those Senior Boys ,...,. . , .. ., .. Della Bump 'OUIHTU H ---- H ------- ---- ---- - L ewis Mathew Tempest and Sunshine ..,.,, ..,.., . , ,. , . Joyce Heath Angelsl' - -- ---- -V - - -- - Helen Raflden Working Algebra for that Freshman ,Gertrude Blean HOW to SCl'3De UD 3 Fellow f- ---Florence Gnllenrine This is Life . ,,... ....... ...... . , . ..,.... . Esther Olson Choosing H Tie -- - A A - - - Alfred C0lllnS The Four Ages of Man ..,, Completed by the Seniors 'GCOYQCN ----4- - '--- - '--- -- - - - - Alice Maude Rewlafld The Man from Newton ,,,.,,. , ,.,,... Martha Burns 'Coniiicting Dates ,,....., ,,.. , ,. ,. ,... , . Helen Olds --Artists gnnnnvugygn ,,Q,. ,..,-Q A n dl-ew Mccutcheon Swanson Bluff Others as They Bluff You ..,., .,.......,. ..,,. .,..... - - F resh Fun uugn -,AA n I H VKVIQ V gnu, K Cecil Edlund -James Percival Jenkins --Fiddler L . V . Clark Hanson Fordsn s ' ' ' ' A ' Alena Trautwein l'm Little, But I'm Spunky ,James Archibald Knox 'Correct Stammeringf' Monsieur George L. Kidd ..N0t so Bad, After An.. --AIII H YY... V 4 -A Cyril Hammer 'S'1cCeSSfull'eml0ning - ----- Dorothy Smith --Love Is Life ... ,.,...,, .... . L. . ,.,. ...Willard Martin 'Dangerous Altitudes' . . . .. . ., Paul C. Bent, Jr. .variety is the Spice of Life., H n Alfred Hiddleson 'After All, It Can't Be Helped ...,. Florence Lange Just for Fun.. --Q-v'V I guurv lnuqvlv I H ,.'--' .ngn n H Ida Preston 'Rahl Rah! Freshies . ,,.. , .,.. .,.. , . Glenn Hoover .. Dream That Came True .. ,, Fred Rastede A New Sensation ..,.. .,.. L loyd Durward

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ATHLETICS When we come to High School Athletics, we feel that someone from M. H. S. should be given a chance to speak. The Morrison High School has had Athletics for a number of years now, and each year our standing has been raised. In the Fall the majority of the time is spent in playing Football, the King of Sports. There seems to be nothing more exciting or in- teresting to a high school student than to watch that team, the team of which they boast, force its way down the field, and then be re- pulsed, and even driven back, by opponents. And then to see a player get away with the ball, go thru a fake play, or a line smash, and at last go over the enemy's line. Morrison has just such a time every Fall when eleven men, each with a desire to do his share in winning a victory for old Red and Black, go onto that field with their teeth set and a determination to win. After the Football season is over, everybody becomes interested in Basketball. Here we also have exciting moments, when the ball is taken back and forth, up and down the floor, and finally a player shoots a star basket. But Basketball doesn't seem to last as long as Football, or Track, which comes next. Morrison has an exceptionally fine place for track work. The Fair Association is always willing to let the teams use the race track at the Fair Grounds, which make an excellent grounds. Perhaps, without a doubt, Track is the finest all-around sport for a high school, for most any man with any athletic ability can find a place in the track work, if not in a race, in either the jumps or weights. Last of all comes the Baseball. The early publication of the Annual restrains us from giving the Baseball reports this year, but if they are as good as usual we can easily judge what they will be. Tennis has also become a great factor in M. H. S. This year the girls are preparing a court, and expect to participate in the great game. The girls have carried on indoor athletic work the entire year, from which they have secured much benefit.