Morrisonville High School - Crest Yearbook (Morrisonville, IL)

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EUGWNE SALISBURY A silent lad with little to say A very good worker in the F F A ALICE STAHR She came from Palmer to graduate here We hope you had a swell time dear MERLE WADDLE He comes from Palmer on his scooter Some may be smarter, but not many cuter' DALE WHALEN Sure, and he 15 an Irish lad At basketball he wasn't ba gglxv A+ LEAH FAYE MILLBURG Leah Faye, we consider you Sweet as a flower, fresh with dew. STEPHEN MILLER This is your second year with us We wish you luck and happiness. TEMPLE MINNIS Friendly, likeable, and dependable too A girl who will do a lot for you' VIOLVT RJTH RYAN Quiet in manner, thought and deed Just the type all high schools need l I O D . A Q I O I I I I dl IP, f X X N ' I - 1 ,lx 1 9 N. X' f Q, f 1 ff x X , 7 Q n XV5 f , ' . K1 ,A J ' X7 Ognll ', f -1

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studlous, qulet, fun to know Lot's of luck wherever you go' VELMA McKlNNPY Another student from Palmer town We th1nk Jou're swell, glad you came down DONALD MQWARD Thls boy's mlud is alw ys at work And never his lessons does h shirk' DOnOTHY MnYER A natural blonde, good to the eye Je all look twice when she goes by JAP S KINNWY Hls trlps to Harvel are not ln valn We see he always goes back again' VORMA KLINM She drove her llttle NFord' to school We often called lt a 'One car pool DORIS LAMB She's a Jolly Senlor, full of llfe And never txres of everyday strlfe LA DONNE LAMB A swell g1rl true to a soldier lad She does her best and that's not bad 16 1 ' I YY HARJORIE MCKINNIE 6

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SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of 1946, of the Morrisonvllle Community High School, being of sound m1nd body, and spirits, do make this our last will and testa ment All our possessions, both real and unreal, we devise and bequeath to our dear Alma Mater To the Freshies, we bequeath the privilege to blush and our undying efforts to help them find their classes To the Sophomores, we bequeath the privilege to sleep in the library, on a shelf unless you're caught, then we are not responsible To the Senlors of '48 '49, we bequeath our Social graces, athletic abillty, and good sportsmanship, ability to sleep and talk in study hall To Mr Todd, we bequeath a new fishing tackle and gun for all coming seasons To Mrs Todd, we bequeath the girls' gym classes and locker keys To Miss Estes, we bequeath the time clock in hopes that she will be sure to give more time tests to future typ1sts To Mrs Armstrong, we bequeath our English IV class and also our thanks for all her help on the Mohawk and the Crest Also on the Junior class play and the Junior and the Senlor Prom of '45 To Coach Attebery, we bequeath a six foot team to go with him, also a new team manager to replace Jit To Mr Schmidt, we bequeath more success with his To Miss Kelly, we bequeath some new stoves for her to prepare the banquets for the local business men To Mrs Cantrell, we bequeath Wbugs' or the insect and some new microscopes for future biologists To the Janitors, we bequeath two new brooms, and all round corners to elimlnate the dirt catching corners Neal Anderson, bequeath my ability to play basket ball to Guy Virgll Oller Nita Anderson, bequeath my A's in Latin, with a side kicked out to future students Jack Bacon, bequeath all my lady friends to anyone out of a supply of them Dorothy Coy, bequeath my quiet manner to Rosemary Richter Dale Dey, bequeath my jitterbugging to Earl Oyler Kenneth Dunkirk, bequeath my interest in Ag to Darrell Grundy 18 , . i Q N H. band and lots of blue ribbons in Ag and in band. . s I' - I. I. I. I, . I.