The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

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Front row left to right Mrs Whelan H Robinson A Schreiber J Powell S Wright Back row B Spencer A Cooper M Rmtoul F Williams A Olson STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll expands each year to include new activities It has nine members who have been continually busy sellin war stamps Thls was the largest 'ind most rmportant project of the group this year The organization represents the whole student body and all problems that affect the school are brought to its attention This year in order to insure that the students present a neat appearance, this small representative group devised a set of rules re u latrng the clothing to be worn ln school. Weekly assemblies, held every Friday at 2:20, were originated by the Council, and the task of arranging the program and seeing that all went well fell into their capablef?l hands. Student Council pins were presented to each Council member at the beginning of the year, an emblem of honor, proudly worn by its possessors. The officers of the organization were: John Powell, President, Andrew Schreiber, Vice President, Helen Robinson, Secretary, Shirley Wright, Treasurer. The oHicers, under Mr. ,loel's guidance, formulated a constitution, in order that a permanent record of all rules and regulations might be on hand in the years to come. The Student Council is each year becoming a more important and respected group! 30

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SCENESHIFTERS THE GOOSEBERRY MANDARIN SOMETHING TO HOLD ONTO Freshman Play Senior Play Raymond Bartnett Charlotte Donahue Arthur Jennm Q Helen Walter Helen Robmson Betsy Burnham lolm Powell SCENESHIFTERS ftontmucdj new lilllfl of dame ts is Hill earlx III the Spun dit the nann f 1 t J me lJlfOI'lll0ItS were to reprf sc nt 1 nl ltr um inc tht re V515 1 Orr str s As llQll'll tht ea on was lvrou ht to a drain ltu clo L with the prutntttton of the 'tnnu ll thru act play held ln the Andrt ne lhltlllfbfldl lht wc tr for Scene hlltc r new 1 Suue Qful one and lCI'ld1llly one to he rcmem bcrul as It had lald a firm f0l1ItCl21llUIl for the club rn future yt lrs PLTILR RLD CARN ATIONS Sophomore Plas Junlor Play Blllx Dutrleullle Jeananne Berln er Juanita Munson Alwah Rwerson Warren H111 Joan Walker 29 T Y I ' 5 7 gr? T e l A ' ' ' 'z g' ' H' ' Q gl nn ' - o . hlllilll - dnl dat '. 'r z ' 3 ' 2 z 'gl Al 1.1 l ' '25 . ll t 'l JV. This dance was to raise funds for the New England One-Art l'lay Contest. . t ' S S 5 gl 1 ' 7 7 sl ' ' 'Q' i ' t L 1 3- . Iv, ' X V1 At x '. s ' ' , , ' . ' . . . . . . - . , . ' v , -z . ' 's 1 s . . - 5- , - 1 1 ' ' ' 1 - ' W -mi ' fl Q 7 l ltr 7 l 1 Y .Y 1 l .

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Front row left to nght W Hull N Rmdge D Pallenberg A Schrerber Back row R ,Iennmgs R Dowd ATHLETIC COUNCIL As has been 1ts custom the Athletlc Councll elected 1ts oflicers for the year 1944 45 1n the sprmg of 1944 The results of thls electlon were Tom Gladwm President Warren Loule Hlll VICE Presldent Norma Rlndge Secretary and Dlblrma Pallen berg Treasurer Soon after the openlng of school Tom left for the servlce Louie moved up to replace him and Andy Schrelber took office as VICE President Rosalle Iennmgs and Ruth Dowd were selected to complete the Councll Thelr work this year has conslsted of raxsmg funds for varlous projects connected wlth athletlcs Among these are funds for trophles to be presented at graduation for the new bleachers that have been lnstalled 1n the gym and for students who mlght be mjured and not have the money for medxcal care Thls last fund 15 to be contlnued 'md enlarged each year To ralse these funds season tlckets for the boys basketball games were sold Admission fees for the glrls basketball games charged thls year for the first time helped to swell the funds There has also been a sale of crew caps to the student body The job faclng the Councll thls year was a blg one but we feel that they have done well and have introduced some new and worthwhlle ldeas 31