Morton High School - Huskimemo Yearbook (Morton, WA)

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MR. ROSS W. CARLE B.A, in History and English Litera- ture, Walla Walla Collegeg Gradu- ate work, U. of W. World History, English, Junior Play, Senior Ad- visor. I MR, ROBERT W. FRANSHAM 6tClfl,Eg MISS MAE TRUVEDSON B.S. of Education, Framingham Teachers' College, Framingham, Mass. Q Graduate work, Colorado A. and,M., Fort Collins, Colorado. Home Economics, Junior Advisor, F. H. A. Advisor. MR. DONALD URWILER B.S, in Education, Nebraska State Teachers' College, Wayne, Nebra- skag Graduate work, U. of W. General Science, Algebra, Biology, Chemistry, Freshmen Advisor. MR, HILLARD BELLER Bachelor of Science, Montana B.S.. N0FIhC1'f1 Stale TGHCTISIS State Collegeg Bachelor of Music, College, SOL1lh D3k0IH: B.A.. U University of Montana, Master of of W.: Graduate work. W8Shil1gt0I1 Music, University gf Mgntana, State College, Pullman, Washing Morton School music, ton and U. of O., Corvallis, Ore This page sponsored by MORTON FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE Congratulations to the Class of '52 Morton, Washington 7 gon. Shop, Junior Advisor.

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MR. NELS SWANS ON B.A.. University of Washington, Eastern Washington College of Ed- ucationg Washington State College. MR. DONALD W. OLSON B.A. , Jamestown, North Dakotag Graduate work, University of Wash- ington. This page sponsored .x4clmini:5frafi0n SUPERINTE NDE NT'S MESSAGE Generally our school is known through the action and conduct of the students and faculty. The students and fac- ulty have an intrinsic share in molding the reputation of the school. Personally, I am proud of the splendid work and con- duct that has been displayed by the students and faculty throughout the year. With this spirit of work, conduct, and co-operation it has been possible to improve your own stature in the school and in the community. I would like to express my best wishes and say Thank you for your good work. PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE Every newspaper, the magazines, and the radio tell us we are living in crisis times. We stand at the crossroads, de- struction on the one hand, life on the other. lt is our choice. Never before has there been such a desperate need for men and women with moral responsibility and the courage to live full and useful lives. It is our hope that -the young people of this school will develop such responsibility and courage, that they will face the problem without hesitation and will do their utmost to build upon a solid foundationdeveloped during their high school days. Se 'N SQ 4 -s jk A a 'S SWAN LAKE DAIRY Eotonville, Washington 6

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MRS. IRAS LONG B.F.A, , University of Washingtonp Graduate work, University of Washington. Commercial, Husky F1ashes Advisor, Huskimemo Advisor, Freshman Advisor. MR. CHARLES LOETE L.A., Pacific Luthern Collegeg Bachelor of Education College of Puget Sound. Mechanical Draw- ing, Boys' Physical Education, Coach, Lettermen's Club Advisor, Mathematics. MISS RITA A THAN B.S, in Biology, Seattle Univer- sity 1949: Graduate work, Univer- sity of Washington. English, Li- brary, Girls' Physical Education, Girls' Club, Sophomore Advisor. MR. VAL FOUBERT B.A, in History, Seattle Univer- sity, Graduate work, 'University of Washington, Seattle University. Washington State History, Drivers Training, Spanish, Current Prob- lems, General Science, English, Sophomore Advisor, Boys' Intra- mural Basketball, Senior Play. This page sponsored by B. B. CRABB CO. Accounting -- Insurance Morton, Washington e