Morrisonville High School - Crest Yearbook (Morrisonville, IL)

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423 GUY OLLER He wrote the poem for the Crest You'll find it among the best. NITA JOYCE RYAN She's the kind we need A help indeed. EARL OYLER A fine singer, we're proud to say He's certain to achieve success some day. MARTHA SLOAN She did a really fine job in the Play Her red hair gets her by any day VIOLET PAINE Brown-eyed and quiet A delight?--we know it! NELVIN SLOMAN Over the hurdles and out for the mile In four years getting better all the while. VONDA PHELPS A little girl, really nice Gaiety in a big slice. ROBERT SMITH Curly hair and is fun to know Heard he's a good classmate? It's so! -17-

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JACOB LYONS Here's to a fellow we all call ll Cob N In four years he's done a good jo ALBERT MILLER Studious and of a serious kind we know he has a busy mind. DOROTHY MCKINNIE Here's a girl with lots of pep To keep up with her, here's an extra step. NORMA MOYER To us all she was known Now she has a home of her own. NORMA JEAN MCKINNIE we know she's light-hearted and Hay 'Cause we're with her every day. JOHN MUNDHENKE A man about town Fun to have around. ROSE MARIE MCKINNEY She joined us in her Junior year She likes it fine, we hear. MARGARET NAGLE Some of her friends call her WRedn She prefers nMargaretn she said. -16-

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HELEN SMITH MARJORIE WHALEN She, too, left us for a wedding As Irish as can be, it's sure, Our congratulations she's A fact that cou1dn't be truer. getting. BETTY WILSON Willing and sincere We've had fun together here. -18-