Morton High School - Huskimemo Yearbook (Morton, WA)

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Carroll Christian, Eilene Heinselrnan, Sharon Moore, Fay Harris, Janice Goble, Margaret Wilson. SECOND ROW: Ruth,Hudd1eston, Irene Goodwin, Darlene Allen, Janice lDunaway, Clara Na.ples, Wanda Mahon, Jeannine Freeman, Jean Schoonover. NOT IN PICTURE: Betty Lilloren, Gail Tuttle. FIRST ROW, left to right: Dave Bevan, Lee Moore, Bob Bagley, Gene Arnburgy, Dave Sutherland, Sidney Beck, Frank Ridout, Don Kreger, Cecil Heitt, Clarence Allen. SECONDHROW: Leroy Hansen, Rex Hathaway, Lowell Compton, Larry Scott, Douglas Bickford, David Carnahan, James Inman, Bill Wandke, Bill Hilton, James Messling, Donald Cramer. NOT IN PICTURE: James Bemard, Don Rowe, Larry Scott. This page sponsored by MORTON AUTO PARTS SEARS ROEBUCK AND CO. Your NAPA Jobber is a Good Man Satisfaction Guaranteed to Know or Your Money Back Morton, Washington Chehalis, Washington 22

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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,

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unions Upper Classmen sounded very good to the Juniors after two years as lower classmenj This year's Junior Class has not waited for its tasksg it has gone ahead and proved its worth by taking over new projects and carrying them out successfully. The class of'54 went all out in raising money for the Junior- Senior Banquet and Senior Ball with the selling of popcorn, candy, pop, etc. , at the games. They ordered theircjass ringsthis year and the majority of the students were well satisfied with them, It is evident from this year's work that the Juniors are not to be kept kovsm. They have the training, ability and pep to beleaders. Watch' them next year! The following were elected as officers: President ,,,, , ,,,,, Dave Carnahan Vice President , ,,,,,, Sidney Beck Sec. -Treasurer . . . . . . .Don Cramer Sgt, -at-Arms ....... Rex Hathaway Student Council Rep ,,., L, Hansen Class Advisers ..... Mr, Wakefield Mr, Lowney B TV4 i Miss Athan 4 This page sponsored by LIVSAY. GENERAL STORE HEADQUARTERS TAVERN DULL AND GIBBONS GROCERY Drygoods- Groceries-Meats Beulah Breckenridge Formerly Chesser's Mineral, Washington Mineral, Washington Morton, Washington 3