Morton High School - Huskimemo Yearbook (Morton, WA)

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Both the teachers and students appreciate the fine job these boys have done in running the movies for visual training swiftly and with- out interruption, This club includes Jim Messling, Emil Lippert, Lowell Compton, Cecil Hiett, Ray Hill, JohnVipond, Richard Turner, Bill Tranborger, and fleft to right in the picturey Don Howlett, Darrell Randall, Leroy Hanson, Bill Redick, and Don Kreger. This page sponsored by BECK'S THE POLAR HOUSE Lockers - Wrapping - Cutting - Curing Phone 2025 On Kosmos Road ogg ' Quaffef The boy's quartet, under the direction of Mr, Fransham qextreme righty included the following mem- bers: fleft to right in the picturej Dale Steele, Darell Randall, Bob Bagley, Verne Vinup, Roland Boren faccompanistb Eddie Dunaway, Emil Lippert. Fo , J efzib I2 41,16

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FIRST ROW, from left to right: Dianne Vipond, Claudette Muir, Myrna Hanger, Noreda Cooper, Nancy Ledbetter, Ila Thompson, Lorna Combs, Darline Allen, Juanita Hanger, Lorna Slye, Geraldine Boyd, SECOND ROW: Eileen Heinselman, Lila McHenry, Bette Lou Lilloren, Jeanine Freeman, Wanda Mahon, Janice Dunaway, Clara Naples, Irene Goodwin, Nancy Howser, Gayle Lloyd, Sharon Moore, Margaret Wilson, STANDING, in back: Mr, Fransham, NOT IN PICTURE: Joan Caviezel, Caroll Compton, Ieanneatte Gross, Diane Nilson, Thelma Sloan, Peggy Melter, and Pat Rich, gr, gt, cm Without a song the day would never end, Without a song the road would never bend, When things go wrong, a man ain't got a friend, Without a sang ,,,, V. Youmans Under the leadership of Mr, Fransham, our new music director, the Girls' Chorus, with a membership of 30 select voices, took part in the Christmas program and sang Christmas Carols over KELA with Miss Fallon as accompanist, Some of the various selections sung were Silent Night, Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer, White Christmas, and Oh Holy Night. They also entertained the P, T,A, with these songs: Ten Pretty Girls and the Syncopated Clock, This page sponsored by ROWE AND HILL FAlRHART'S HOTEL The Best in Groceries Phone 2552 Phone 391 Mineral Morton, Washington g 40

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enior lgfct Lights ow Lights Out-- and the curtain rose, spotlighting a highly seasoned comedy-mystery, The plot pivoted gaily arormd the efforts of a supposed ghost to prevent Agnes Harwood--flighty and fortyish--hom selling the pretentious but penniless estate she had inhreited from her late uncle, Albert Stilwell, Prospective buyers were the kaledioscope of guests at her house party, One guest was un- invited by Agnes Harwood but welcomed by her daughter, Doris--this was detective--story--writer Neil Parker. Mrs. Harwood deplored Neil's occupation, and was trying valiantly, if hoplessly, to prevent him from becoming her son-in-law. A series of frightening events put the guests on a mental merry-go-round, and the eerily echoing voice of the late Albert Stilwell brought forth the ensuing decline and subsequent fall of all composure. In the thrilling game of Murder, one of the guests disappeared in the darknessg later, shewas found to have been an impersonatorl This, the mystery thickened. An erratic, weak-hearted real-estate operator provoked merriment with his rhyming--if 11npoetical-- slogansg a career--ambitious maid and her determined suitor added to the fun. The great variety of characters in the cast made this a spicy as well as thrilling performance, The director was Mr, Foubert, April I7 was the date set, Cjaal FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Rich, Dorothy Goodwin, Lila Coston, Lila McHenry, Sue Stamper, Mr, Foubert, SECOND ROW, left to right: Edith Brewster, Douglas Darby, lack Norris, Don Howlett, John Vipond, This page sponsored by MORTON BUILDING SUPPLY CO. Building Materials of All Kinds Dutch Boy Paints 42