Morrisville High School - Robert Morris Yearbook (Morrisville, PA)

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JL RoLrt m omd Reading from left to right: Grean, Ferry, Grunert. Frisk, Cart, White, G. Cox. J. Cox. Markley. Ross, Lawson, Unger, Conover, Miss Gish, Farkas. Gindin, Perrine. Seltzer. Slover. YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-chief............... Business Manager............. Assistant Editor-in-chief .... Photographic Editor.......... Assistant Photographic Editor Art Editors................... Undergraduate Editor.......... Senior Section Editors........ Class History................. Class Will and Prophecy . .. Calendar of School Year Clubs and Activities.......... Sports....................... Associates................... .............................Gordon Cox ..............................Janet Cox ...........................Connie Cart ...........................Alan White .........................William Gentry ..............Nancy Conover. Jack Seltzer .............................. Dot Ferry ...Nan Lawson, Raymond Slover, Shirley Unger. Virginia Kreiling ..........................Doris Markley ........................Meritta Grunert ..........................Walter Phillips ..............Lillian Ross, Shirley Unger Marian Walter. Earl Wood. George Thorn Marie Frisk, Kathryn Farkas, Grace Green, Emanuel Gindin, Sue Holloway, Leon McAuley, Charles Perrine

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 yAn Announcement Our aim in carrying on the tradition of the Class of '39 is to leave a per- manent record of our pleasures, activities, classmates, and executives, in the second volume of the Robert Morris. When the Robert Morris was published last year, a dream had been real- ized. It was, perhaps, the outstanding accomplishment of the Senior Class of 1939. Hence, we, the Class of 1940 strove to continue the tradition and express in book form the future of the graduates of 1940 and the graduates to be. In this volume of memories, pictures, and write-ups, we hope to renew the pleasures of high school days in years to come. We have included every phase of life in Morrisville High School as it has been and will be in the future. We, the staff of Robert Morris, have spent many happy hours compiling the data we have secured in an effort to preserve as much of our school environ- ment as possible. All cf the material herein, is a still-life picture of your school, your classmates, and your activities. When in years to come, you turn through the pages of this book, and feel cheered or enlightened in any way, we will feel justified for all the time and effort we have spent to produce the second volume of the Robert Morris. Last year the book was dedicated to Mr. Scott, an alumnus and teacher, who really brought about the realization of a yearbook in the Morrisville High School. This volume of the Robert Morris has been dedicated to Mr. John Gontar, in appreciation for his work on the Athletic Field. These are just two examples of the willingness of our teachers to work hard on any project which will benefit us. We feel sure that in later years, someone will feel and have the initiative to carry on the fine work which has been started.

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 VJ ]orriAuilfe • 940 This organization has been the promoter of all school activities, and the financier of all school and extra-curricular equipment. For this great service to the community these men receive no salary, and often-times they work at their own expense. Their efficient cooperative work has been appreciated very much, and surely their work on our Athletic Field will never be forgotten. Member Term Expires Length of Service Wm. B. Anderson, President 1941 10 years Joseph A. Heenan, Vice-President 1941 10 years Walter R. Taylor, Secretary 15 years (member) (non-member) 21 years (secy) Wm. W. O’Neill, Treasurer 1943 15 years Paul J. Taylor 1943 3 years J. Leslie White 1941 7 years Leonard F. Ferry 1945 6 years Alvin R. Pratt 1945 7 years SCHOOL BOARD First row: Mr. White. Mr. O'Neill, Mr. Anderson. Mr. Hecnan, Mr. R. Taylor. Mr. Ferry. Second row: Mr. Pratt. Mr. P. Taylor.