Morton Memorial Schools - Retrospect Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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' rig SENIOR CLASS HISTORY N THE FALL of 1927 our crew, of thrrty two set sarl on the stormy Sea of B Learnrng hoprng to reach safely the great port Graduatron Thrs was to be a L-40 voyage of four years length and was to be one whrch requrred much hard work Each member of our ambrtrous crew was anrcrous to start on the long, hard and tr yrng Journey Our first real scare came when we were rnrtrated rnto the Elrte Club We passed the test after berng put through a serres of dance movements nut rolling contests and such stunts as we never wrsh to preform agarn Our class was found to be represented rn every organrzatron and actrvrty Though some of our member were not rnterested rn one organrzatron they were found to be rnterested rn another Thrs class of thrrty two members was not to be forgotten by therr superrors because of therr actrve showrng Algebra, Englrsh hrstory and scrence were the subjects whrch were to be conquered After many drfficultres we finrshed the freshman part of the crurse Everyone had succeeded rn conquerrng hrs subjects for the vear Imagine our Joy when we were real for sure sophres Durrng the second year our crew was decreased to twenty srx Geometry and Latm were the subjects whrch were the hardest for us thrs year Pythagoras and hrs theorem were troublesome at frrst but they soon were overpowered In the Latm contest we were represented by Dorthea Welker and Wrllram Raynor They ranked fourth and fifth In the com mercral contest we were represented by Dorthea Welker for shorthand and type and Gladys Crrtchfield for typewrrtrng Although these members who entered the different contests drd not place rn the wrnnrng column we are sure the partrcrpatron was profitable to them The class was well represented rn all th school organrzatrons I th band orche tra boys and grrls glee clubs, basketball and baseball the sophres were represented Of the erght boys who went to play rn the sectronal tourney of basketball four were sophres Thrs record was envied by the other classes Our scholastic rec ord was hrgh durrng our sophomore part of the crurse In the fall of 1929 our crew was agarn decreased Eleven of our members decrded to shrp alone Thrs year found us rn actrvrtres of every krnd We formed a Jolly Junror Irterary Socrety rn the early part of the year rn connectron wrth our Englrsh work I atrn was trouble ome but we followed Caesar through the rrse and fall of the Roman Empire and through a great many of hrs campargns Agarn we sent a delegate Dorthea Welker to the Latrn contest and although she drd not place among the fir st she profited by the experrence In the local oratorrcal contest we were represented by Robert Mrller, Thelma Voyles and Evelyn Swartz Thelma Voyles was awarded thrrd pr rze The second semester we were grven charge of the Morton Echo when the seniors were unable to carry on the work any longer Durrng the trme we had the Morton Echo we profited by rt to an advantage whrch should help us rn later lrfe In athletrcs some or the members of our crew were basketball letter men Those recervrng letters were Anthony Trtus Lee Bybee Walter Baker and Clrfford Smrth The e same four boys won posrtrons on the baseball nrne The grrls of our class Jorned wrth the class of 1931 and formed a basketball team In the basketball tourney our team aft r defeatrng' the ,W L l I , l 1 . - . Hr Y - - - . . writingg Katheryn Lamb, for shorthand and typewritingg Thelma Voyles, for shorthandg ' . ' ' ' ' . rr u , 5 , v ' 9 ' , A. I ' , , . , I . . . . .