Mount Morris High School - Morrissonian Yearbook (Mount Morris, MI)

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HERBERT MARSHALL c4Herbv: Be always ashamed to catch thyself idle. Football ................ 3 ALAIRE HART Lairie Things are not always what they seem. Commerc'l Contest 4 Commercial Club.. 4 Library ................ 4 MORRISONIAN xx C, DORIS FULLER Cl1arms strike the sight, but merit wins the soul. Glee Club .........,.. 4 CARL LINSOWE Poets utter great and wise things which they themselves do not understand. Orchestra .............. 3 4 Latin Club ...... .... 3 Class Play ........ ..,. 4 4 Oration .,....... .... 4 Page 19

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ONILEE HOYT HA NVOI1121IlyS work, grave sirs, is never done. Band .................... 4 Latin Club ............ 1 2 Commercial Club.. 4 WALDO ANDERSON ..Andy,, Men of few words are the best. Oration .... ......... 4 JEANETTE SCOTT Scottie Romeo, Ilonu-o, where nrt thou, RoIll00? Library .......... .... 1 3 4 Latin Club ..........,. 1 2 French Club .......... 3 4 Play ..,............. ..., 4 Glee Club .............. 4 Annual .................. 4 Commercial Club.. 4 Minstrel Show ...... 4 ARTHUR BROOKEY KlArtYY UIVI-ll not one of those who do nor believe in love nt first sightg but I l heve Ill - 'i f 1' rl w taking, a Seton look. Band ................ .... 3 4 Orchestra ..... .... 1 2 3 4 Glee Club ......,. .... 1 3 4 Operetta ................ 3 Minstrel Show ...... 4 Student Director .... 4 Vice-pres. of Band Commercial Club .. 3 3 ISALENE WILLIAMS XVell-timed sileuu- hath more eloquence than speech. Glee Club .............. 3 Latin Club ...... .... 3 4 Class Play ........ .... 3 Page 18 MORRISONIAN LLOYD DIEHL Diehl . Nr-ver say nothin' without you're eoinpelled to: and then mlont say nothin' that you can -be held to. Baseball ..... 4 VIVIAN GREAVES CtViv!7 Chuckle, chuckle. Softball ......,........... 3 Commercial Club.. 3 4 Commerc'l Contest 3 4 GORDON CAVERLY He is never less :lt leisure than when at leisure. Class Play ............ 1 Dramatics .... 1 Basketball ............ 4 Operetta .....,,......... 3 Business Manager.. 4 Commercial Club.. 2 ANNA VOUGHT 2 3 well 4 4 4 Annie Ah, youth, forever dear, forever kind. . JOHN WILLIAMS ..Red,, VW-ll done is better than said. Debate .................. 2 3 Declamation 1 2 Oratory ....... 3 4 Extempore Speaking .... 2 3 Football ........ 3 Track ............ .... 3 4 Class Play .............. 1 4 Latin Club .....l........ 1 2 Commercial Club .. 4 Glee Club ............. . 4

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MORRISONIAN Ambitions of The Seniors GRACE PARTRIDGE E. VV. ANDERSON: To be a draftsman, successful, of course. BOBB: To be president of the United States some day. ADLE: To be a success at whatever I attempt. R. M. BOYD: To teach physical culture. A. BROOKEY: To have a girl in every city in the United States. I. BROOKEY: To have a complete set of United States pennies. G. CAVERLY: To be proprietor of a beer-garden. D. DARBY: To marry an heiress and I hope she's good lookin'. L. DIEHL: To grow up. U. DODGE: To be secretary to a man with a big lap. DOE: To be a movie actress and get my picture in the papers. FULLER: To be a nurse. H. GALE: To be a torrid screen lover, like Robert Taylor. GAMBLE: To be the bosses' private secretary. GERLACH: To be an aviator. GILLESPIE: To be an Advice to Lovelorn Editor. E. D. W. H. R. B, GOFF: To reduce. V. GREAVES: To be a successful beautician. T. HABBERSHAW: To be a great baseball player. A. HART: To be a successful stenographer. B. HITCHCOCK: To be a popular stenographer. C. HITE: To be a nurse, popular with my patients. C. HOLLOWAY: To be a nerve specialist and care for my own nerves. D. HOOD: Just a home with the morning glo1'ies. ON. HOYT: I'm not fussy. OR. HOYT: To own a successful stock farm. L. JUDD: To be everybody's friend. D. JERDEN: To be a high-falutin', rootin', tootn' oil man. K. KING: To be Jack of all trades, master of none. L. KOTVVICKI: To be the most popular man in the world. f my li'fe E. LANGDON: To be secretary to the first woman president, M. LANDON: To be a professional potato peeler. P. LEFURGEY: To be a successful mortician. C. LELAND: To be a professional baseball player. C. LINSOVVE: To be an automotive engineer. M. MacLEAN: To sleep, eat, swim, and go horseback riding the rest o H. MARSHALL: To travel, Washington and back. P. MCCARTY: To catch a fish so big I can tell the truth about it. D. MORSE: To make up my mind what I want to do, G. PARTRIDGE: To be a well-known dress designer. G. RICHMOND: To be a successful business man. J. ROCKWELL: To be a ditch digger. L. ROOT: To be a successful business man's wife, B. ROTH: To be a ipenmanship teacher. R. SALSBURY: To make a living without working. J. SCOTT: To be a stewardess on an airliner. A. SERVEN: To be professor of mathmatics at University of Michigan. H. SMITH: To be an aeronautical engineer. E. VAN DE WALKER: To be a famous doctor. D. VAN DE VENTER: To be a famous d0ctor's famous nurse. I. WILLIAMS: To be an aviatrix on an American or United airliner. J. WILLIAMS: To be a lawyer and to win every case. H. YOUNG: To be a radio comedian like Joe Penner. Page 20