Morristown School for Boys - Salmagundi Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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AFYTTTQ. xg . ,iff-,ZF-'?-' 4 '-ik-vm: ffm -.. -z.. -. lass iII We the Class of ninteen hundred and fifty-five hereby declare our last will and testament. Article I-To Victor Thomas we leave Larry T0tton's art projects. Article II-To Pat Paterno we leave Steve Edd's excuses. Article III-To Byron Sickman, we, the Seniors, bequeath Larry Ward's ankles hoping that he can use them to get away from the Prefects faster. Article IV-To Petit, Adrian Maas leaves his 95 average so that he might be eligible. Article V-Kim leaves his social affairs for Bill Lum to handle. Article VI-Bill Kettle leaves his reckless driving to ,lim Peters. Article VII-To Jaeger, Tony Reinsen leaves his height. Article VIII-Eric leaves the Senior Class speechless, believe it or not. Article IX-To Wellbrock, Fred Greenberg bequeaths the hockey cage. Article X-Packie leaves the Navy for civilian life. Article XI-Ken Peer bequeaths the dish washer to John Bell. Article XII-Milan Baran leaves the Caldwell Cup to Sills. Article XIIIW-Dave Laing leaves the track in the care of Dick Stinson. Article XIV--Fred Perry and Robb Thompson leave behind the effects of their crazy lingo. Article XV-Don Lum leaves the magazine drive to next year's SALMAGUNDI Staff. Article XVI-Bill Colledge leaves his stories to anyone who will believe them. Article XVII-The Class of 1955 leaves the school in the hands of next year's Seniors. Witnesses: Wicked Ward Bouncer', Baran uHideous Hedley 4'The Lip Lorentzen 1 Y vw is W X . , .Q .,hg.-Nh,,,-.7 ,..-,v:.K....,, -:ty-,pf ,N-.

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--- ' rank M0rristown's track season in the spring of 1954 was not very successful. Under the supervision of first Mr. Dudley and later Mr. Molitoris the team ran in five meets. First the team was defeated 48-24 by Newark. In the Ivy League Relays they placed fifth. Next they lost to St. Bernard's by a score of 43Vz-28W. The fourth meet ended just as unsuccessfully by losing to St. Bernards and Delbarton. However, at the final Ivy League Meet at Delbarton the team picked up and finished fourth out of six teams, earning 16 points. Pete Herms, Adrian Maas, Bill Kettle, and the others earned a total of 92 points during the season, showing that Morristown's track team was really much more than its record revealed. Standing: Laing QCapt.-Electb, Herms, Wilkins, Kettle, Stinson, Sills, Totton. Kneeling: Corrigan, Bride, Maas, A. CCapt.J, Baran, Whitson, Remsen. MR. MOLITORIS Track Coach