Morrisonville High School - Crest Yearbook (Morrisonville, IL)

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JUNIOR CLADS HISTORY Twenty SIX enrolled at M C H S in September, 1943, for thelr f1rst year at h1gh school Bob Brittln was elected presxdent, Joann Furray, vice presldent and Kelth Long, sec retary treasurer Mlss Nighswander was chosen class advlsor we were well represented on the basketball floor, on the honor roll, and in the band Keith Long was elected as one of the cheer leaders Edmund Langen was our class reporter on the Fohawk staff 1944 reunlted us for another year at M C H we had changed from nGreen Freshles' to Silly Sophomores Class Off1C6TS were as follows Kelth Long, presldent, Juanlta Greer, v1ce presldent Annabelle Clower ecretary tzeasur and M158 Estes, class advlsor Sophomores and more in the world, our m1DdS turned to maklng money Under the supervlslon of Miss Estes, we gave a Sklt 14 the senlor Carnlval and won 310 We declded that we had enough money and the Cormerce Club had a welner roast together Jolly Juniors welcomed the beglnnlng school season at ln 1945 Presidential powers were vested 1U Edmund Langen, Helen Jenk1ns, v1ce PTBSIGSHC, wllma Jean Smothers secretary treasurer, and Miss Estes, class advisor nThe Mohawk' was publlshed wlth the a1d of ielen Jenklns as ed 1tor and Juanlta Greer, 8SS1St8Ht edltor Another means of T81S1Dg funds was selllng pop at all the basketball games On November 2 1945, a play 'It's a Great Llfe' was presented, and we cleared over S100 Wllma Jean Smothers represents our class as cheer lead Slnce we have a nlce fat pocketbook, we're sure we can give the Seniors a nice banquet and prom Several of our members repre ent us on the hardwood thls year Joe Forres ter, Bob Br1tt1n, Kelth Long, Lawrence Clavln, and Ralph Bd wards We are still represented on the honor rolland a spe cial honor goes to one of the Juniors, Gladys Beatt1e, a stra1ght A student We are also represented ln the band Our Jun1or Class has been a successful one, and we are look lng forward to bSCOm1Dg WSoph1st1cated Senlors ' Helen Jenklns 27 . o o o n . . . 0 . . , - . 5 . - ' 0 I X . o ' ' . . .S. U ' V ll O YI I ' . 5 9 5 ' ' ' erg ' ' ' . As - H H ' ' 0 . . . so we had a class party. At the end of the year, our class 1 ' . I . . N.C.H.S. ' . 3 , . . - . A , . , an ' K . , . . . , . - I ' 9 . , - D , er. . . . . . , I - , - . I I I . . . . . , O

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First row Third row JUNIOR CLASS Miss Estes, Juanita Greer, Clara Richter, Bernard Lucas, Wilma Jean Smothers, Edmund Langen, Helen Jenkins, Bob Brittin, Loren Bethard Betty Brown, Jackie Glidewell, Darlene Lamb, Jo Ann Furray, Gladys Beattie, Margaret Grundy, Melvin Rathgeber Dale Frobish, Carl Pogginpohl, Ralph Sloman, A1 berta Jaeger, Annabelle Clover, Mary Young, Ralph Edwards, Joe Forrester, Jim Clark, Keith Long 26 Second row: Lawrence Clavin, Merle Billiter, Rose Ann Sloan,

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