Morrisonville High School - Crest Yearbook (Morrisonville, IL)

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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-

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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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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY N50 this is M.C.H.S.N forty green freshmen thought on that September morning in 'hh when we timidly strolled through those big doors which held our interest for four big and busy years. To get things off with a flying start we elected Bob Tavender, President, Erma Johnson, Vice President, and Lorraine Balsley, Secretary and Treasurer. Miss Graden acted as our class sponsor. Lester Jaeger represented our class as one of the cheerleaders. Forty-five found us walking assuredly through the doors and entering our Sophomore year. we chose Earl Oyler as President, Marjorie Whalen as Vice President, and Maureen McLean as Secretary and Treasurer. The first semester Mrs. Cantrell server as our ad- visor and Mr. Henrick took her duties over the next semester. Our class was beginning to show their talents on the basketball floor and also in the band. Johnnie Mundhenke helped us with the yells in this year. Being nJolly Juniorsn of b6 we put the Presidential powers in the hands of Bob Stewart, Vice President to Darrell Grundy, and Secretary and Treasurer to Emma Lou Bacon. Mrs. Armstrong took the responsibility of class advisor. This being our Junior year there was much to be done. we started with issuing the Mohawk every six weeks with the help of our editor, Lorraine Balsley and assistant editor, Nelvin Sloman. And before we knew it, it was time to begin rehearsals for VMy Hearts In Highn. Having put money in the treasury from these activities we gave the Junior-Senior Prom for the graduates of 'h7. Stepping over the threshold of M.C.H.S. we finally reached our goal of the title of Seniors. Putting Bob Stewart back in as President and electing Lorraine Balsley as Vice President, and Diane McLean as Secretary and Treasurer we started one of our busi est years. Miss Shickel and then Miss Sleevar took the job as ad- visor. Starting early Saturday morning we arrived at Burchetts to have our class pictures taken. we were all glad when the bus pulled back into Morrisonville again. The biggest job we undertook was publishing the Annual. Lorraine Balsley was elected as editor, with Maureen McLean as- sisting. Other seniors spent many hours to get the Annual ready for the printers. Diane McLean -19-