Morton Memorial Schools - Retrospect Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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,W -i.' - . . H ' f---:HE I . CLASS ALPH ABET A is for assemblage, of our former classmates, But these are the ones, who have stayed to this date. B is for Baker, but not who makes bread, There's only one race, that he'll be ahead. C is for Cressler, or Micky she will plea, She may be a high hat, but it doesn't worry me. D may be dumb, but this doesn't hold, Cause D means Dorthea, a classmate of old. E is for Evelyn, for Cubebs she smokes, To all our dear teachers she's the one that provokes. F is for Fletcher, he is known to all, As one fighting ace, when his back is to the wall. G is for grades, and the twelve years passed, Now we're all happy, cause we're seniors at last. H is for Handley, that small girl to be sure, For a heart-broken boy, she's the only one cure. I is for invincible, or just to make it clear, We want to be true, and always sincere. J is for Juniors, to them we say Hiho, We wish them success on the Morton Echo. K is for Kitty, for we know she is mild, So we'll put her in, and the boys will go wild. L is for Latin, the thing which we love, Puer for boy, and columba for dove. M is for Morge, our teacher you know, There's not a thing in Clippinger that she doesn't know N is for neckties, in this little rhyme We wear them anywhere, anyplace, anytime. 0 is for oration, which we learn every year, The local contest is always held here. P is for Physics in which we aspire, In this field of science, we hope to go far. Q is for questions, which we never ask, Cause we're so smart, there's no questions to ask. R is for Rusty, the editor of the staff, R is for Retrospect, don't give us the laugh.

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-ME' Clifford Smrth had chosen to be an evangelrst He rs known all over the world a Bully Monday No doubt hrs success rs due to hrs vorce He has become qurte proficient on the musical sav. and offered to play and srng rn chapel that afternoon We accepted hrs krnd offer and were delighted at hrs well developed tenor Lee Bybee rs famous as the edrtor of the New York Sun He has many worrres and whrle at the reunron contrnually hoped that the copy would be ready on time Of cour se you know the Morton Style Book has been accepted as a gurde to all the leading periodicals We can thank Lee for that We were all busrly talking over old times and drdnt notrce an absorbed person intently gorng over every rnch of the ground wrth a magnrfyrng glass Imagrne our Joy to see Evelyn Swartz a confirmed botanrst' Evelvn explarned that she was looking for some saprophytrc fungr and she couldnt stay We promrsed we would afterward help her look rf she would only srt down and talk with us Marvrn Fletcher was traveling wrth an Indran medrcrne show and rt was only wrth great drfiicultv that he was able to be there Fletch rs a full blooded dyed rn the wool brave had a feathered hat and everythrng It seems he had lost a few ot hrs eagle would dash off after a promrsrng looking chrcken Marvrn was rather quiet for he was busy makrng plans to go on the warpath Mary Handley was there of course To all radro fans Mary 1 known as the little mrss who Introduced the Morton Hrgh School song If you will tune rn on statron WXYZ anytime between seven and eight o'clock you wrll be sure to hear her Thelma I shall say goodbye as Senator Rowley rs calling for me to take some drctatron Dorthea YFARLY STATISTICS An ambitious dumbell went into a nervous fit and asked each senror what they were planning to be dorng rn about ten years and oh bow xx hat results were returned Mrckey Designer for dress making firms Lrrtchy Grvrng Plano less n Mary Beth Srx foot center on a girls basketball team Thelma Lee Arrplane machanrc Porky Magazlne model Evelyn Acting as a dwarf rn a crrcus Krtty Dretrtron Spud Packing books on erght foot shelves without a step ladder Rusty Paper hanger Fletch Keeprng house Bob-Movre actor Tony Singer at the Metropolitan Opera House Steve Playing a prccolo rn Sousa band Smrttx Street cleaner Q3 . . . o if GPU. ,-'-'lsr' L C , . v, ' ' . - . .1 9 I ' ' i v , ' ' K . . l . . , . Y I - 7 Y u ' ' p 7 u ' p n , . . I .' .L - , -. - i - . . . ,, ., feathers on the way down here, and had to have some replaced. Every few minutes he - , . . , . ' , 's ' . ' r L n v . . . U , x Y A . . 4 ' . . A . v S K' . .ky 3, , . K . . : '-' - ' ' ' 3 s. . . . , - . . . A y . S In ., 0 . A . . . ,Q '1 D . ' ' ,i - . .7

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115 S lS f0l Stevens the blg boy you see He doesn t care fol anybody but he does tale for me T stands for Tony whose last name IS Tltus He ll fight fol dear Morton or any oi us U IS for umverse not a flet nol a fl0XVI1 The class of 31 wlll always be found V 15 for Voyles the blond as you see She s ln love wlth a boy not you 01 mc W IS for we the class of thlrty one Don t take thls too SGTIOUS lts only ln tun X IS for x amlnatlon we hope we all pass And on June 8 we ll shout hulrah fol the class Y IS for you the ones that remaln Stl lV8 f0l the honols that you Wlll obtaln L ls for zeal of whlch vse have much CIltLhV you bet she s one smart lass And Mlller too they re both ln the class Smlttv belng a senlor can not graduate Cause he thought about Latln a llttle too late These may make you happy Or they may make you sad But come see The Copperhead And then you ll be glad FAVORITE HITS OF THE YEAR Evelyn Swartz Jack Stevens Thelma Voyles Anthony Tltus Mary Handley Lee Bybee Gladys Clltchfield Walter Bakel Dorthea Welkel Robert Mlller Catherlne Lamb Marvm Fletcher Marguellette Cresslel Fllfford Smlth Eve Wastmg My Love On You I Want A Llttle Gul Yours And Mlne That Homestead Steady Of Mlne Steve Fatty Tony Mary Beth Mlne Yesterday Hers Today Rusty Hello Beautlful Crltchy Please Dont Talk About Me When Im Gone Spud Tears Doltle- Im So Afrald Of You Tarzen You Brought A New Klnd Of Love To Me Kitty Im Dolng What Im Dolng F01 Love Fletch I Mlss A Llttle MISS Mlckey Ill Be Blue Just Thlnklng Of You Smltty Runnlng Between The Ralndrops Q3 W . A.-str...---Q, ' L. K 54 u , I u y , a I I I , . Y . . S, , 1 f 1 , . ' ' , n y 1 u H ' I 1 Y I w rl ' - - , A. S. , . I 7- , , . . . . . , . .K - . . , 1 9 1 A- . . . , . . . ' Y l , . . V ' 7 Y But we leave our regrets, in hearts it will touch. w. I , 1 4 7 ! . , . 1 1 -' . , . , . l Il Y! ! 7 J ' YY I .144 ' - , n J ' !! - in ' J ' ' T Y -TH ' H ,' ' Tu 1 , in rr , , ' A4 1 - n ' -T-KK ' - ' Lu 9 - v ' . ' in ' ' ' n .' . . ' Tu 1 ' ' . . . H . . I A T