Morrisonville High School - Crest Yearbook (Morrisonville, IL)

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LIBRARY STAFF First row JoAnn Furray, Temple Minnie, Norma Klimm Second row Darlene Lamb, Aldene Greear, Mrs Armstrong, Lorraine Balsley, Jackie Glidewell 60 iiwwwff 1' 'wiki

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CONTEQCE e ir t eetinz Ol e ub was Leld n oepter for ofiicers for lf43 l9L6 They a preside t Dorothy fejer, vice secretary Yell And rson, t CLUB orrisonville i h Commerce T elec iig 1 s re as follows John Earl president, Annabelle Cloner e a ii s s ndvis This club has really been t er or Ther are thirty onth Aay year the n Wedne this except October and No e e tin s were h ecanse e found it r The club wa organized to eats plan topic views would apply for a The students ave had at least club's colors are Carnation and knowledge in the busin nas been fully ar ied out of discussion we had wer ersonol Appearance At Position eligible J year green and whi One of the main events of Valentine Party on February 21 guest and dressed se 1 formal lunch followed an evening of da The Comrerce Club has been dents aho are interested in thi has been loads of fun ' 59 sy si e its in f ur rexbexs in the c b vember which were meld on a at 7 O n the even n ore convenient broaden the student's inter ess world l think that this year Some of the Introductions, Inter Dinner How the Beginner oin this club are those who ore conmeicial subject The te and its flower is the the club this year was a Fach member invited a The program and a buffet ncing very beneficial to the stu s type of work and it a so Annabelle Clower A . Va The f' s n oc' V ' th H ' '. H'gn Cl v 2 lu i C-- aber the purpose of t'r 't 4' 9 '- . - ' A -1 ii ., n 5 L 1 - ' ' A ' . ' 'g L 1 e reasur rg and Y'ss E te , ' ' o 'H ' bu nc, ' origin ' Oc- cob ' 'A3. , e A - o n n - '. lu this year. He have had meetings every third Thursday of . T. . T. -T 1 k Vu Su . Th n e ' g ' eld 13 i C i g . V b ., ' vf . .i - A ' 4 s .' A . ' - ., v 1 ' , ' . .,, , I , , ' . ' c r' ,' . ' s 'o ' T. e: ' ' . - 3 T ' ' 3 ' 3 ' - AA Y I . I . . ' ' to ' ' ' o ' hr . 5 one f of s n 1, ' ' ' . , , I v ' ' 1 I o 4 L . ' 4 11 m I - . V - ' ' A ' AA .J I ' J . 1 C- ' v. '- ' ' ' ' fl O

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LISRARI NENQ The place where many peofle spend the1r lelsure t1ne 18 our library The llbrary is a great credlt to the school and most of the students take advantage of the prlvllepe lt offers when we are confronted wlth a problem concerning mBth6m8t1CS, hlstory, or science, we flnd ourselves burled deep 1n the reference books of vast knowledge This year new books have been added to the llbrary New volumes of fictlon, biography, travel, and adventure are on the shelves The Freshmen and Sophomores are partlcularly fond of animal books Of course, the SeH1OPS thlnk they are more sophlstlcated and p1ck the books of adventure and romance Our favorlte books are both old and new They are such f1Ct1OH tltles as P1nk Camellla Gone Wlth The Ulnd, Sunset Pass, and The Robe Popular adventure books are I served On Betaan, I Never Left Home, and Danger Is Q1 Buslness Most w1dely read b1ograph1es are Marian Ander Eisenhower, and The story of Dr Jassell for poems and short stories we flnd our the Famillar, and Thlq 1S The Llbrary staff hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour hour greatest dellght ln Treasury of gy Best 13 as follows Lorralne Balsley Aldene Jreear Worua klimm Dorls Lamb Joann rurray Jackle Plldewell Darllne Lamb Jlnny Klnney Temple M1HHlS Rita Mae oloan ol ' J 1 9 son, Lou Gehrig, 1 wanted To Be An Actress, General Wlken 1 -- . 2 -, P 3 --A . I ,' 4 -- ' . 5 -- - 6 -- ' J ' 7 --. . 8 -- 'r. L' 9 -- 1 . .