Richmond High School - Pierian Yearbook (Richmond, IN)

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◄ TRIDENT 193 0 ► THE Kedric Bales Academic Kedric’s business doesn’t interfere with his studies. Klth Ballinger Academic Art Appreciation; Family Relations; Girl Reserves; College Club. Ruth has pep and enthusiasm plus personality. Earl Hubbell Academic Earl’s time is certainly taken by a certain young lady. Edith Hoffman Academic Girl Reserves; Morton Civic. This young lady certainly has the gift of making straight A’s. Robert Moorman Voc. Drafting Rob knows his studies and also a little about some of ihe good-looking out-of-town girls. Violette Lamm Voc. Music Girl Reserves; Morton Civic. Violette is one of our most talented pianists and has played with the orchestra for three years. Emory Guerin Voc. Drafting Booster Club. “Dusty” is Morton’s artist in more ways than one. Edward Balfe Academic Booster Club; Register Staff; Baseball. “Eddie” is a jolly good fellow who can also play good baseball. Ralph Cunningham Academic Boys’ Booster Club; Bible Study Club. Ralph takes quite an interest in anything pertaining to Morton. Ruth Raper Commercial Morton Civic; Girl Reserves. During Ruth’s three years in Morton she has been a high light in the commercial department. Madei l Dishman General Girl Reserves. Who could help but admire Madcll’s beautiful brown eyes and long black hair? Margaret Gordon General Girl Reserves; Morton Civic. Neat appearance and correct English are the two aims for which “Peg’’ strives. Lawrence Porter Academic “I.arry,” one of the best looking fellows in Morton is one of the niftiest dancers. Richard Gennett Academic Band; Orchestra; Booster Club; Track; Football. Dickie” can play music as well as football, can’t he? Page twenty-nine

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◄ THE TRIDENT 1930 ► Elgetha Huffman A cade m e Orchestra; Girl Reserves; College Club; Chorus. Elgetha has proved herself a valuable musician in the school orchestra and also a worthwhile friend of many. Cleophis Bass GeneraI (lice Club. “Cleo is always seen with a smile and a book. (K Joseph Harlan General Track; Tennis (Tub. “Joe” is a good track man as well as a good scholar. That chuckle! Marguerite Walton Academic Girl Reserves. Marguerite is one of the most worthy members of our class, who will undoubtedly succeed in her vocation. % Hazel Williams General Girl Reserves; Orchestra. Hazel is one of those persons seldom heard from, but she made the grade. Fred McKinney Academic Morton Civic; Football; Track; Booster Club; Glee Club. Fred’s curly hair and happy disposition are no mean attractions. Edna 1 rvi n Academic Morton Civic; French Club; Girl Reserves. When Edna is not Studying. she is studying how to study more efficiently. Ethyl Ryle Academic Girl Reserves; G. A. A.; Chorus: Morton Civic; Glee Club. Ethyl always seems to he in a hurry and has made her years in Morton worthwhile. Marion Ramey Academic Glee Club; Morton Civic; Tennis Club. This Mortonite is often seen on the first floor surrounded by girls. Glen Bailey General Track; Tennis; Art League; Art Appreciation; Ili-Y. Glen can always he depended upon to help. Page twenty-eight

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 THE TRIDENT 1930 Mr. Noel Trusler Mr. Trusler is a newcomer to Morton; however, no one would know it by the number of friends he has made since he has been here. His executive ability was evident when he served as one of the sponsors for our all-school musical production. Ralph is to Ik- complimented for his untiring efforts as manager of Morton-ite. He cheerfully arranged practices and worked overtime to make stage settings and to secure lighting effects. Ralph Parker Miss Anna Bradblry Was there ever a time that Miss Bradbury failed to support the student body in maintaining social activates? She was right there whenever needed during the preparations for Mor-tonile. The seniors of 1930 are proud to have her for a class sponsor. iflnrtnnitp MORTONITE, the first all-school musical production given on the Morton stage, comprised twenty vaudeville stunts. A setting in futuristic design formed a gay background. Special lighting effects created an atmosphere of jollity. Robert Shelley, director of the band, was master of ceremonies. One outstanding feature of the entertainment was “The Lonesome Little Doll Act,” with Helen Frances Kinert and Warren Niles in the leading roles. Two child actresses, Joan Gans and little Dorothy Moorman, received much applause for their acts, Joan performing a Chinese dance, and little Dorothy representing the Spirit of Morton. The proceeds from the two performances were used to finance the annual of 1930. 1 he production was presented under the personal supervision of Miss Anna Bradbury and Mr. Noel Trusler. Page thirty