Morton High School - Lohah Yearbook (Morton, TX)

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y in Oufsfan oglny csenzbr joy Clonnie Cfarfer Connie Carter is a most cooperative, conscientious and friendly fellow. He does excellent work in all his classes and will not accept any extra responsi- bility which he knows he will not have time to do well. He is vice-president of the National Honor Society and has been active in F, F. A. , has helped his class carry out any undertaking which it tackled, Oufsfan ofkzy Qsenzbr 96175 Y-dflOHS Gloria Nations has really made an impression around MHS in the past four years. As well as having a high scholastic average, Gloria has always been cooperative in carrying on school activities and in class, when a job was to be done, she was active in planning and carrying it out to the fullest detail. She took the responsibility given to her and got the work done in tiptop order. She has held both class and organization offices and worked on many activ- ities that were for the benefit of others as well as herself. The honors she has received have been accepted graciously. She is genuinely interested, not only in her own personal advancement, but also in the further advancement of her school, commun- ity and nation. She has taken the bitter with the sweet and looks forward to a very bright future. May all of her enthusiasm for living and helping others carry her through the doors of success. ll 15. M. ,gs- QU' We Give S8rH Green Stamps