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

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A FOIZEWOED Since you Are sinking Four dollars and fifty cents into this yearbook, You are entitled To know What you are getting. We wish To keep no secrets When we say That the theme Of this unusual, And rather outstanding, Edition, is Humor. We have spared No expense In bringing it To you And, furthermore, We realize That the '63 Robert Are genuinely Hiimorous. Morris' contents ' gy we ,Z V95 we fs it sig? A Qgijg gwgg bg Q You will know this, too, y . As as Read IT, And We Simefely l1GPe iiti . ,,,, ,si Enloy reading this book Much more Than we enioyed Producing it For you . .

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A 1 ,if I m. lx an af in wiv avi' 'W' Q an mdunndi was-1 Nw DEDIC!-YU ON We, the graduating class ot 1963, are deeply indebted to our class ad- visor, Joeepu A. MATINAQ tor the guidance and lead- ership which he has shown our class. Honest in opinion and wise in iudgernent, he never tailed to be on hand when our class problems required his attention. His profound understanding and liberality have long been appreciated. We are glad that we can dedicate this Twenty- titth Anniversary Edition of the Robert Morris to Mr. Matinas, in gratitude for everything he has done to make our senior year a very special year. fy-we ill - Mita 5 ,QU

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THE IZOBEIZT MOIPRJQ - -FIVE YEARS AG-O HOW WELL! EEIZJ . . Editors, Kathy Mcllvaine and Evelyn Shaginaw, interview Mrs. Thornley at her home. Twenty-five years ago Morris- ville High School published the first Robert Morris and we are taking this opportunity to ac- knowledge this 25th Anniver- sary. The yearbook has come a long way since that first year and many changes can be found in it. However, common problems have always faced the staff whose iob it is to compile the Robert Morris. We found that out through our interviews with for- mer members of the 1939 year- book staff. Among these interviewed was Mrs. Anthony Thornley who had acted as Girls' Sports Editor on The first staff. Mrs. Thornley told our interviewers, How well I remember our problems of or- ganization, deadlines, and adver- tisers. We were pioneers in our field, for never in the history of Morrisville High School had there been a yearbook. Convinced that we could publish one, our big- gest problem was to convince the school authorities that we could do it. Our persistence overcame their doubts. And everyone fi- nally approved the finished prod- uct. Their theme was Robert Mor- ris and they emphasized this by numerous drawings throughout the book. Our yearbook, 25 years the original's iunior, still bears the name of Robert Morris but dif- fers greatly in theme and content. However, the pride in the fin- ished product never changes. 9