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

Page 16 text:

ARMOND ADAMS Armondo Academic One of the more quiet seniors . . . enjoys chemistry . . . plans to further his education . . . would like to have something to do with electronics . . . always has something funny to say to Mr. Wood in P.D. class . . . faithful guest of detention hall . . . what would happen if he came to school on time . . . is a neat dresser. uEdn EDWARD M. ALLISON A cademic Easy Ed . . . ace quarterback of the Bulldogs . . . has a special love for sports and science . . . takes a great deal of kidding about his interest in the opposite sex . . . what would Eddie do without Hank and Ned and vice versa . . . enjoys eating-especially tomato pies . . . a member of the Cooking Club . . . likes to win in sports . . . has his moods . . . doesn't like English class . . . a real nice guy. ROBERT JOSEPH AMES THE CLASS Bob Commercial One of our most determined students . . . when he does something he does it well . . . member of the band and orchestra . . . plays a hot trombone . . . made All-County Band and District Chorus . . . sings tenor in mixed chorus and vesper choir . . . stole the show as Charley's Aunt in the senior play . . . member of the Future Teachers of America . . . hopes to become a teacher of music . . . always drawing pictures of Mrs. Keller on the blackboard . . . drives about town in his boss's station wagon . . . enjoys playing tennis. NANCY SUE BARTRUG Sue Academic Takes a lot of kidding from the 12A boys . . . will always be re- membered for her loyalty to the South . . . usually seen with Pete, Edie, and Gail . . . works at the Dairy Bar . . . plays a mean game of hockey and basketball . . . has a wonderful wardrobe . . . should succeed in whatever she undertakes . . . will be remembered for her little peke, Oochie . . . assistant photography editor in the Year- book Club.

Page 15 text:

X W-may

Page 17 text:

BARBARA J. BROWN Bobbie General One of the four girls in the general class . . . always has a friendly hi for everyone . . . likes to eat tomato pies and potato chips . . . works in the art room with Margie Ruth . . . very quiet in school . . . has a nice smile . . . sings in mixed chorus and girls' chorus . . . a cute brunette . . . loves to dance. FRANK ALFRED CARUSO Goldie Commercial Can usually be found in front of the store or in a light blue convertible . . . hangs around with Gus, Lank, and Harv . . . is one of our hard working football players . . . always in good spirits . . . one of the shortest members of the class . . . a loyal resident of Manor Park . . . keeps the girls guessing . . . his favorite pastime is working in the store . . . plans for college after graduation . . . oh! that leg! OF 1955 Ned Academic Plays center for our fighting Bulldogs . . . gave a convincing per- formance as Col. Sir Francis Chesney in Charley's Aunt . . . likes girls, money and food . . . usually has a witty remark in Mr. Wood's class . . . never seen without Hank or Ed . , . always being called to the office for something or other, usually to deliver mail . . . works in the darkroom . . . made the yearbook complete as photography editor . . . seems to like writing letters . . . plans to go to college. PAUL CHAPMAN Chappie General Returned to our class after a short stay in the Navy . . . our varsity football punter . . . played varsity basketball in his junior year . . . rides around in a green Chevie . . . one of our best dancers . . . never in school during hunting season . . . always being kidded about his blackout . . . has a neat appearance . . . won't forget last year's New York trip . . . loves to tease the girls . . . and they don't seem to mind.