Morristown High School - Booster Yearbook (Morristown, IN)

 - Class of 1954

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will We, the 1954 graduates of Morristown High School, being of sound mind and memory do submit me following as our last will and testament: ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM IT EM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM 1-- H-- III- IV- V-- VI ---- VII' v111--- IX- X-- XI ---- XII - XIII - XIV - xv--- xv1--- XVII ' ' XVIII XIX' ' XX- xx1--- XXII ARTICLE I, TO INDIVIDUALS I, Shirley Barrett, will my long hair to Judy Martin. I, Patty Boles, will my headaches and ulcers to next year's newspaper and yearbook staffs and my ability to refrain from giggling in home economics class to Donna Boles and Joan Tracy. I, Bonnie Brandenburg, will my egg diet to Marla Ernestes and my expert driving to the driver training class. I, Barbara Carey, will my white turtle-neck sweater to Judy Marting because she only has 27 others. I, Barbara Clark, will my ability to sing in home economics class to Miss Meyer, and my waistline to Carol Hight. I, Arthur Cole, will my ability to drive and get home before ?:O0 a. m. to Marlin McClellan. I, Jane Cory, will my ability to keep my self-centeredness, conceitedness, and cynical disposition concealed until my senior year to the eighth grade girls. They aren't seniors, yet! l ! I, Larry Cox, will my depreciation on my farm machinery to Mr. Kelso at tax-paying time, I, Paul Daniel, will my ability to play basketball to David John and Stanley Hedges and my ability to give my opinion when asked for it to Keith Shelton. I, Lloyd Deprez, will my ability to stay away from all girls to Kermit Gebhart. I, Linda Dismore, will my ability to turn corners and make them to Loretta Jeffries. I, Sharon Dunn, will my ability not to lose my temper to Mr. Little. I, Dean Everhart, will my ability to make my curly hair lie down to Mr. Miller, I, Stella Foreman, will my ability to keep a matrimonial secret to anyone who wants to try. I, Marlene Hauk, will my small figure to Janet Brandenburg and Marla Ernestes. I, Ray Heck, will my ability to argue about chess and Studebakers with Mr. Little to Mrs. Little and my height to the basketball team. I, Landon Holt, will my ability to get along with Mr. Pope in study hall to anyone who can't. I, Doris Howell, will my ability to blush to Lynda Blue. l, Bill Jones, will my pleasing personality to Mrs. Fourman and my masculine frame to Larry Hewitt. I, Sara Kent, being in possession of an overly weighted frame, will my Ayds , R. D. X. , and Victor H. Lind1ar's HOW TO DIET AND STILL EAT ALL YOU WANT to Mr. Gene Little. I, Jim Knopp, will 'my PRIVILEGE of spending my nights at home during the basketball season to Gene The Rover Little. To him I also leave my ability to laugh at other people 's jokes. I, Dwain Linville, will my ability to eat and not get fat to Kermit Gebhart.

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G! Sharon broken-hearted, Ar my snatches Gerald. Sara Kent looks real tired--Could John be staying too late? Gov. class in a hot debate--Jim and John Should 18-year olds vote? Marlene plays hookey in Florida. Bill seen in study hall with Reba. Seniors order invitations. Convocation--Mr. Matthews talks about conditions in Berlin. 12 Seniors take scholarship tests at Shelbyville. Arthur real happy. Marlene back. Seniors duscuss New York trip. Bill takes over Government class. Music Contest--27 Blue Ribbons. What street does Dean patrol? Could be Bev 's?? S. S. S. Tea. Teacher's conference Qlatest classroom gossipj State Contest fMusicJ Sectional Sectional--We were robbed! SCHOOL Sectional District Music Festival--Greensburg. S. S. S. Mother and Daughter Banquet. Carnival. Open House Senior Class Play--MMMMMMMMMBOY Senior Class Play. Practice for County Music Festival. Hurrahlllll No School. Junior and Senior Prom Seniors leave on trip. School is really quiet. Tired but happy Seniors return home. Baccalaureate Finally the big day arrives! l Commence- ment. by Jeanne Wilcoxon Sept. Jan. 8 School starts. Three new teachers and 8 a lot of Freshmen. 17 Class organized, Smith and Jones team 20 UP. 25 Seniors select wearing apparel for Fresh- 21 men servants. 27 Jeanne Speed Demon Wilcoxon secures 22 foot injury. 23 30 First Sunshine and Hi-Y meeting. 26 Oct. 27 2 Ambitious shutterbugs from Camera Club. 14 Seniors go ad soliciting. 29 15 35 new Sunshiners initiated. 22 Teachers get educatedg students get va- Feb. cation. 2 23 State Choral Festival--vocal cords get 5 good workout. 5 28 Hi-Y secures 14 new slaves. 6 Nov. 7 3 Jackets triumph over Arlington in first basketball game. 12 13 Seniors select gray caps and gowns after 13 much controversy. 19 Shelton becomes proud papa. Students 20 get free cokes. 24 25 8: Hurrah! No school--Thanksgiving va- 26 26 cation. 27 Dec. Mar. 5 Hi-Y, SSS, and FFA have box supper. 18 15 Seniors have class party. Mrs. Hardin 19 does an imitation of Herman. 27 21 Christmas Program. Apr. 22 Linda Dismore hooks herself a man and 8 a ring. 14 23 Classes exchange gifts--Choir sings 15 'Twas T'he Night Before Christmas at convocation. 16 Jan. 30 1 Lou Annette and Bev. stop a cop. Quite May a switch don't you think? 2 4 With much enthusiasm. students go back to the grind. 7 7 Convocation--Mr. James Cory recites 9 original poetry. 14 14 8: County Tourney--Jackets drop towaldron. 15 Teachers pour on tests. 15 Reta leaves M. H. S.



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ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITE M IT EM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM ITEM XXIII- - XXIV- - xxv- - - xxvt- - XXVII - XXIX - - XXVIII - XXX - - XXXI ' ' XXXII' ' XXXIII ' XXXIV ' XXXV' ' XXXVI- XXXVII ' XXXVIII' xxxrx- xr. - - - xL1- -- xtn- - 'wifi I, George McAhren, will my ability to keep quiet in study hall to Lightfoot and Collins. I, Carolyn McDaniel, will my twenty-four inch waistline to Betty Kay Talbert, and my ability to keep out of the way of fence posts to anyone who cares to dodge them. I, Linda McMurray, will my ability to keep my comb and mirror in my purse for a whole period to Judy Sexton. I also will any of my old boyfriends, except one, to Phyllis Kroening. I, Richard Merrell, will my picture taking ability to anyone who wants it. -I, Charlotte Morgan, will my long hair to Janet Brandenburg and my quiet disposition to Madonna Andis. I, John Neeb, will my speed and my ability to hand lessons in on time to Allen Arnett. - I, Don Myer, will my shyness around the opposite sex to Leroy Brewer. I, Carolyn Nigh, will my good fortune of not having an older sister to Jo Ann Tracy. I, John Ross, will my vocal cords to Bob Carey, also I will my off -breed shoes to anyone who needs them. I, Floyd Schaekel, will my ability to get my lessons to anyone who wants it. I, John Smith, will my ability to stay at home during the week to Tom Branson. I, Marilyn Smith, will my twenty-four inch waist line to Janet Brandenburg. I, Lou Annette Tracy, will my ability to act my age at all times to the junior girls. -I, Peggy Tracy, will PART of my stubborness and determination to have my own way to Marilyn Beyers. I, Beverelee Unger, will my honored position as typist for the Junior High News back to the Junior High News staff. I, Phyllis Van Camp, will my freckles to Pat Warner and my slim figure to Mary Whit- tington. -I, Harper Vise, will my ability to grow hair to Keith Shelton. I, Sandra Wagonner, will my typing ability to Keith Shelton, and my ability to walk straight to Reba Kimery. I, Jean Wilcoxon, will my earings and my ability to get mad and really blow my top to Judy Wilson. I also will my nickname Pickle to Gene Daniel, Vic Sexton, and Ker- mit Gebhart. -I, Patty Woods, will my naturally blond hair to Betsy Ross. We, the Senior Class of Morristown High School, the testator, have set our hand and seal hereto the fourteenth day of May in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-four Q1954J. Claw! f X954 On this fourteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord, One thousand ninehundred and fifty-four, the members of the senior class of 1954 appeared before us and signed the foregoing instrument in our presence, and declared it to be their last Will and Testament, and in witness whereof, at their request and their presence, we hereunto set our names this fourteenth day of May, in the year of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and fifty-four. SIGNED: PRINCIPAL df'4fv-M!-J SPONSOR

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