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

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OUR PRINCIPALS It is to our principals, Mr. Reiter, Mr. Caum, and Mr. Schwinger, that we owe our thanks for our happy school years. Mr. Reiter, the superintendent of our schools, has been the guiding influence over all of us for many years. Mr. Caum has concerned himself with our problems and has become a truly good friend to every one of us. Mr. Schwinger, who is one of our advisors, has proven himself a helper and good friend of the Class of 41.

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Front Row: W. Anderson, J. White. P Taylor. Back Row: L. Ferry, J. Heenan, A. Pratt, W. O’Neill, W. Taylor. SCHOOL BOARD Wm. B. Anderson, President: Joseph A. Heenan, Vice-President: Walter R. Taylor, Secretary (non- member); Wm. W. O'Neill, Treasurer: Paul G. Taylor: J. Leslie White; Leonard F. Ferry: Alvin R. Pratt. These eight men are the beacon which guides the affairs of our school. They have been very generous in providing for our scholastic and our athletic activities. They do not receive any salary but give of their own time that they may seek to improve our school system. Therefore, we, the Class of 1941, wish to express our deepest gratitude to these ardent promoters.

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Front Row: D. Gi h, M. Watkins, E. Anderson. M. Bickel. J. Aulenbach. M. Peifly, E. Bond, A. Mason. B. Price. Back Row: I. Scott, H. Hutchison, H. Filer. E. Windle, J. Qontar, E. Caum, R. Schwinger, T. White. F. Kerr, J. Wood. S. Potter, J. Sander. J. Hoffman. THE FACULTY It is to this worthy group of individuals that wc wish to express our most sincere appre ciation for their efforts in promoting our high school education. They have always been willing and generous with their aid and advice in helping us to overcome difficulties that have confronted us here at school. Our faculty is experienced in many fields, although they are not so numerous that we have not been able to become acquainted personally with each one of them. They have become personally interested in our welfare end have patiently worked out our individual problems. Their most important contribution was not the teaching of the three R s, readin , ritin , and Yithmetic, but in the building of character, love of freedom, and duties of a good citizen. We are sure that these services will be revealed in the lives of our future citizens. We thus bid a regretful “Au revoir to the teachers of our dear Morrisville High School.