Morton High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Morton, MN)

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REESE HERBERT Class Officer 4 Tomahawk Staff 4 Blue and Gold 4 Basketball 2 Student Council 4 Senior Claes Play TOOfLY JOHN Mixed Chorus P 3 4 Tomahawk Dtaff 4 raovysow , mamefr Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Tomahawk Staff 4 Blue and Gold 5 4 TROCHLIL DENNIS Band 1 2 5 4 Mixed Chorus 5 4 Mixed Quartet 3 4 Duet 3 4 Junior Clase Play Senior Clase Play One Act Play Claes Officer 2 Tomahawk Staff 4 Blue and Gold 2 3 Basketball 9 5 4 Baseball 2 Student Council 5 NEDERATH ROBERT JHETSTON CHARLOTTE 3 p Q1 1 Tomahawk Staff 4 Senior Claes Play Basketball 9 o 4 Junior Class Play Baseball 2 Tomahawk Staff 4 B ill

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QE 13, fl' 'Din i emi' 4 'K.... K Q, DAUN, JACK Tomahawk Staff-4 Senior Class Play JAASCH ARY FHA'Cnb e d ,4,5 4 Glee Club 1 2 5 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play Class Officer 1 5 Tomahawk Staff 4 Blue and Gold 5 4 Trio 5 4 DORNFELD, WILLARD Band-1,2,3,4 Junior Class Play Senior Claes Play One Act Play-5 Mixed Chorus-5,4 Tomahawk Staff-4 Blue and Gold-4 Basketball-1,3,4 Baseball-2 Track-2 GOLLZ ETHNARD Tomaraux btaff 4 Blue and Gold 4 L,llEn , MrR 1 McCORQUODALE JAMES ee lxb 0 Junior Class Play Iixcu morus 4 Mixed Chorus Senior 'lass Plav Class Officer 5 Tonahaan Qcaff 4 Tomahawk Staff 4 Blue and Gold 4 Basaetball 4

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY As the school year of '44 is slowly drawing to a close the Seniors' thoughts are turning back to their early school days Naturally our first thought is of first day in our beginning year This is one of the most important days in any child's life, when he meets his fellow classmates most of whom will trudge with him to reach their mutual goal graduation Day But the memories of our first six years are slightly vague Entering the seventh grade our school davs now be come more interesting because we have a different teacher for each subject smile as we think of our first class separation The girls were thrilled at the prosoect of sew ing their own clothes their first Home Economics Class The boys still remember pounding and sawing in this first year of Manual Training some of them still carry the scars of this new experience We hold the honor of being the first sgveggh grade class to have occupied the new school addition o Our Eighth and Ninth grade years were not too eventful except for the first party which we gave for the Senior High School during our Freshman year Our memories are clearer now when as Dophomores we entered Senior High School and toon our places as a small perience which we will probably never forget tornado which swept through part of the village causing much damage The Junior year proved very eventful Our chosen play nwhat Wright Left ' with a cast of eleven members was great success for us being our first dramatic three act olay given in public In the spring after several weeks of hard work we succeeded ln changing the Home Economics room into a delightful 'Little Village Square where the grad uates of '43 were our guests of honor at the traditional banquet given each year by the Junior Class Our clearest memories are those of our Senior year e gave our class plaf 'The Girls Take Over U having a cast of 12 members with most of the Seniors participating The Juniors gave us a grand reception at which we were as Seniors the honored guests In a class of 18 Seniors we have 6 who have gone the whole 12 years at Morton Public School It has been fun to have recalled these old memories but now as Seniors we are looking into a very interesting future ' 1 . l A ..... ' 1 . . We S 4- 1 1 . 'W I D i 1 part of the Senior assembly. During this year we had an ex- - --a ' I 1 , 3 . I - ' l I I n Q I J ' ,w :QI .7 , . - I , 0 I