Morton Memorial Schools - Retrospect Yearbook (Knightstown, IN)

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I-'irst Row, lrft to right: Betty Kiln-3. Delores Minton. Barbara Hancock. Helen Urzuruc, Delores Smith. Ronulyne Ricks, Dorothy Smith. and Danny Winters. Second row: Ruth Scoles, David Deeds, Fharlutte Harrington. Ycrdia Younz. Bessie furtis, Susie Napier lietty Glaze. Wilma Malloy, Sallv Harhert, and Bill Davis. Third row: Mary Sharpe. Be-tty Miller. Emma Scoles, Norma VVilliams. Betty Shauer. llarhnru Hilleary. Margaret Grccnlcc, John Katzor, George Stephens, Verle Foster. and Leslie Fox. Fourth row: Harold llvcrat't. Kenneth Fhamllers. Tom Gorholmlt, lioh 0'N4-nl .Perry Barr, John VYhc-eler, George Brannon, Roh Kobcl. Charles Durlinyz. Sylvester Norxell. Homer Dnnford. and James Hopper. qneahman n the freshman class there are forty-two students. They are clividecl into two groups so the classes will not he to large. The class officers are: John Wheeler, President: Vice- president. Verle Foster: Secretary. Betty Riley: and Treas- urer. Dorothy Smith. There are several talented members in this freshman class. The class is active in various clubs and organizations. Sew-1111 members are in the lmnd. choir, dancing and fl-H club. These are some of the boys active in sports: John Wheeler. Verle Foster. Charles Darling. Bill Davis, George Brannon, and John Katzor. The class is sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Raisor.

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ROY ALLISON BOB MORELAND CLIFFORD GERBIG FRED MITCHELL BOB SNEDAKER BILL CARPENTER JIM l'l'RTIS TOM OLLIER LEE McDANIEL NEAL FOSTER JACK .JOHNSON JIM ' ROVSH Cgfootli-'JCLQQ Since 19453 the High School of Morton Memorial has been With- out a football team. 1948 saw the students' hopes for a team come true, though the boys were Without previous experience. Of the three teams played, only one, the Bears of Lawrence Cen., managed to defeat the Tigers by a large score. The boys played inspired football Linder the new coach, Jim Roush, who graduated from Ball State. We have hopes that in the years to come, Morton's football team will again be as respected as they once were by the large schools of the state, The usual starters for the games were: Backtield, Carpenter, Gerbig, Snedak er and Ollier. Ends, McDaniel and Conner. Tackles, Johnson and Brannon. Guards: Moreland and Mitchell. Center: C'urtis. Other members who saw some action were: Swango, Hart, Kardon, and Moreland in the back- field. Filling in the line were: Tackles: Long, Shields and Allison: Guards: Huff and Hancockg Ends: Foster and McDaniel: with Gerholdt at Center. Wheeler was out because of injuries most of the season. Several boys who were light for varsity competition practiced with the squad and scrimmaged to gain experience.