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

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Morrisville High School Morrisville. Pennsylvania June 1943 OFFICE OF THE PRINCIPAL Senior Claes Morrisville High School Morrisville, Pennsylvania We, tne Officers of the Senior Class of 1943, express our sincere appreciation for the assistance given to us by the Senior Class Also we want to thank thoso teachers who helped make our events successful Due to the war, we Seniors missed the Washington trip which has been enjoyed during previous years. This did not darken our spirit. k‘e had four Juke Box dances. The fellows and girls enjoyed getting hep at these affairs and nobody seemed to mind the recording machine breaking down occasionally. At the Senior Ball, we ran between the rain drops to dance to the strains of the orchestras of Hiller and Dorsey. The Senior Play was entitled George and Margaret. At play rehersals, after three weeks of practice, the cast all liad to be treated for shock when every member finally showed up. The play was a big success Toward the end of the year, there were many vacant seats in our classes. Some were serving Uncle Sam , others were giving their time to industry, “e are very proud of them out their absence is felt by all of us. Many tears will be shed at graduation. Our Alma Mater has come to mean a great deal to all of us tlirough- out our school days here. V e hate to leave our school, our teachers, but most of all Our Classmates ! Cordially

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OUR ADVISER To Mr. Wood, who is now serving his country just as faithfully as he has served Morrisville High School and whose enthusiasm and versatility have been an inspiration to all who knew him, we offer this page. M.H.S. and the world need more men like him. ★ ★★★★★★★★★ Page Ten

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CATHERINE ELIZABETH ALTSEIMER K” 77 Central Avenue Commercial Focus 2. . . . collects snapshots—and tardy slips . . . sports fancy hair ribbons . . . favors the dancing . . . has Gobs of Love for the Navy” ... a welder in war effort . . . quiet friendliness . . . LOUISE MARY ANDERSON Mary” Swamp Road Commercial . . . radio fan . . . likes to drive her Pontiac . . . loses herself in a novel . . . likes living in the country . . . expects to be a comptometer opera- tor . . . day dreams in class . . . CATHERINE E. ALTSEIMER LOUISE M. ANDERSON ERNEST J. ANTONELLI FREDERICK F. ASHMORE ERNEST JOSEPH ANTONELLI Ernie” FREDERICK FRANKLIN ASHMORE Bud” 1 5 Robertson Avenue General . . . rivals Alvino Ray . . . one of Mr. Sauder’s right hand men . . . kept order in Junior class meetings . . . was called to the colors by his fa- vorite Uncle” . . . 142 Harrison Avenue General . . . helped decorate for Senior affairs . . . hunts big game on school time . . . spends summer days swimming . . . most school time spent in shop work . . . shy around our glamour girls . . . sports a wild collection of plaid shirts . . . Page Twelve