Morton High School - Huskimemo Yearbook (Morton, WA)

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SHIRLEY THORNSBERRY has been working in Southem Siberia these past ten years as a moder- X f',,, W4 f 'N X f , , ,,rr , A ' 1 A' ff R x N ff R w . in 25' X QW I an X N f f , A rf N o . Q MIM! ,lx , A W Dear Mr. Olson: FN ,. We received your letter some time algo requesting news of the whereabouts of the students of the W -Y, class of '53. We, Dianne Vipond, S aron Mahon, and I, Georgie Thiel, were just cleaning the sri kennels when your letter arrived. We have a farm for furfligated foxes, you know. We imme- diately set out to find news of our class-mates, each of us to a different part of the country. Returning a month later, this is what we discovered. if ator to a famous debating team. RAYMOND HILL has become the flyweaight boxing champion of the Miscellaneous Members of the Morton Moose. He has certainly developed since '53. WARD TAYLOR has orgimlzed his own, unique band and is now traveling in China trying to get some rhythm into the C iriese. You've no doubt heard of the Taylor Trumpet Tooters? RICHARD SPARKMAN is in charge of the Heidelberg factory in Tacoma. He is a success and seems to enjoy his work immensely. DON MILBRATH is an instructor at M. H. S. teaching the little Mortonites in a new course called How to be a Ladv-Killer in Ten Easy Lessons. JACK MORIARTY is married now and has seven little Moriarties. He is a successful business man and after 10 years of hard work finally became Mavnr of Kosmos. GORDON THOMAS owns a huge sailing vessel and sails the seven seas intent upon becoming the ,most infamous pirate in the world. He's in the lead so far. A DOLORES TAYLOR is in the piano moving and tuning business. She also plays boogie Woogie nights in a high-class club in Tacoma. MARY WILSON married the famous Dr. Jekyl and she is experimenting with a new man-killing perfume that will wipe out the male: sex in one easy whiff. LOIS TIMMS is teaching weight-lifting to a group of muscle-minded kindergarten studentsin Africa, CLARENCE GILISPIE is in Africa too, with his radio show, Gillispie's Guiding Gophers, a musical show of classical and hymnal nieces. SHIRLEY RIFFE has turned the Morton Funeral Home into a first-class night club and has made a fortime in the past ten years. FRANCES SUTER is married and :she and her husband, Edwin Richards, have five boys. fGood start for a baseball team.l LMCK GOODWIN is a famous denture maker and is busy teaching the younger generation how to charm girls with false teeth. RIOBERT CRAMER is a dress designer. He not only designs the dresses but the models who wear em too. MARY MIRES has made a career of handing out trophies to hot-rod winners--you can see her smiling face on the cover of any auto magazine. BETTY CURRY has made a good living by working at a gambling house in Reno. She owns a yellow Cadillac and wears pa ten-inch diamond ring. CAROL COMBS is teachingl Bible Classes at M. H. S. She is very happy at her work and the students love her. CAll of em are boys.j fContinued on page 603 Q1 20 WW Q P i-SN W7 W 1971! .z-L fr,-,,,, f Yi, CPQ Q I niizhu 4-I.. Z 56. Z fy' 5- AJ Y i .Ln ,XS-X 3. 4 I

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THOMPSON, RONALD Discretion of speech is more than eloquenceg and to speak agreeably to him with whom we deal is more than to speak good words in good order. Entered From Yakima, October 1952. HARRIS, FAY p Q A-J Md I 1 In N. Lt, Nothing great ever ach12ve!:L, vvithQfl1t' enthusiasm Zpldyambititanf ' J V .Y Girls' Club, ,2,33ggPep 1VuZ?4CTlalss Sec- 1- A ,x .hy I I , , '-1 ' .1 r - w 1 retary-MN I 3' 'KV-' in fsyrl? DQ . M 1 Q ay!! N, ff' iv f Lf J V A1 Lv V 7 J X I fl , 6 VY 4: VA -' ltf A gk' f -' . .I ' 5, ' A 'ffm 1 lily ' Wfrpjfij, .yum iris' F ind! rg., M, fs, ,ff la: KW if Q, ' ' X5 ,W ,JV 1 V -vi Pl if 21' ,V , , . 1, . , 'J ' 1 J fi WJ ,MIV1 U A ,Alf ,W L+ if bf! 'P V SPARKMAN, RICHARD Though somewhat tardy, I per- chance arrive. Class Sergeant at Arms 25 Class Vice-President 4: ,Football 1,2,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,25 Intra-Mural 1. O SENIOR CLASS PIN SENIOR CLASS RING This page sponsored by U. S. PLYWOOD CORP. Kosrnos Division Kosmos , Washington 19

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'1 f Q' , , f 7 79 fy K - '-v Q e equeaf Z Qi y 7 P' S: S We, the Seniors of nineteen hundred and fifty three, do hereby will and bequeath the following: Firstly, to our not-so-sane faculty we will our tattered and tom books no longer needed. Secondly, to the Juniors we will our old dilapidated mimeograph machine, and hope they take good care of it. Thirdly, to the Sophomores we will our friendly? relations with the teachers. Fourthly, to the Freshmen we will all our unpaid debts. I, NEAL AUMAN, will my quiet ways to James Eastman. I, TOM BENTON, will my tall physique to Paul Lloyd. I, MAE BONAR, will my Mae West figure to Lorna Combs. I, TONY BRISTOL, will my 200 poun s of weight to Jack Sexton. I, ALLAN CLEVINGER, will my ability to play the Ukulele to Bill Wandke. I, JIM COSTON, will my old white horse to anyone who can catch him. To Donna Clark, l, CAROL COMBS, will my ability to play Juliet to any Romeo. I, BARBARA COTY, will my temper to Daisy Compton, since I no longer need it. f , BOB CRAMER, will my 39 Chevrolet to Don Rowe. he needs it, BETTY CURRY, will my position as head baton twirler to Diane Nilson. I I. I, CLARENCE GILLISPIE, will my projectionist ability to Mr. Carle. DON GILLISPIE, will my job at Gene's Service Station to anyone who wants it. .L . I' XI I DICK GOODWIN, will my charming smile to Mr. Wakefield, and hope he uses it. , LLOYD HARRIS, will my scholastic ability to Bob Bagley. , RAY HILL, will my enormous size to David Carnahang he needs it, DWAYNE LODEN, will my Swedish nationality to Harvey Olson, hoping he carries it through fgfn, I, iii, .0-5 f- 3-is fi? 9 ML 'su I jr K high school with high honors. We, MARY LOU LACEY and DIANNE VIPOND, will our long hair to M. Hanger and B. Coty. I, SHARON MAHON, will my yellow nail polish to anyone with a strong constitution. I, DON MILBRATH, will my dramatic ability to Lavern Porter. I, MARY MIRES, will my Marilyn Monroe figure to Sharon Klasey. I, JACK MORIARTY, will my deep voice to Howard McNeely. I, LUCILLE REED, will my three trips a day to the ost office to Ruth Huddleston. I, SHIRLEY RIFFE, will my ability to get along wits Mr. Carle to Darlene Allen. I, THELMA SLOAN, will my love for the Mineral boys to Shirley Hilton. l, RICHARD SPARKMAN, will my ability to skip classes to anyone who can do it. I, YVONNE STAMPER, will my seat on the Mineral bus to anyone who can stand J.P. I, FRANCES SUTER, will my love for an Elbe boy, after July, to Bonnie Stamper. I, DOLORES TAYLOR, will my ability to make eyes at the boys to Jeannine Freeman. l, GEORGIE THIEL, will my place as leader of the gang to Jeannette Gross. I, BARBARA THOMAS, will the Fern Gap Fire Camp to Avis Schmuck. I, GORDON THOMAS, will my football ability to Gene Amburgy. I, RONALD THOMPSON, will my blond hair to Carroll Christian. I, SHIRLEY THORNSBERRY, will my eyes to Betty Wilson. I, LOIS TIMMS, will my locker to anyone who can take care of it as well as Betty and I did. I, MARY WILSON, will my black hair to Helen Workman. .13 if V Shirley Thornsberry f-f Attest I 5 '2 fr 1' l 11.-170 ik 2,