The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

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mfs, g Q7 - we I' Q- i w... dawjf 'g', 4 Tate., l .. 1 ' ,g111uf.' 4211161 I3 I' is ' I -I Left to Right-Front Row: Gertrude Platts, Dorothy Peterson, Helen Rae Swain, Richard Walton, Ben Brown, Fred Thompson, Myra leo Dutrieuille, Ann Norton. Second Row: Donald Heser, Barbara Heitdman, Ruth Schumack, Caroline Dowd, Esther Wright, Gloria Pendel- ton, Joan Wall, Elaine Lindhal, Robert Woodstock. Third Row: Norman Morehouse, John Johnson, Donald Gustafson, Harold Wright, Roger Bedell. Fourth Row: Walter Wagner, Eugene Wagner, Robert Steinson, Raymond Heser, Lee Correll, William Sheffield, Edwin McKinlay, Robert McKinlay. THE FRESHMEN CLASS The Freshman Class started the year with a The class officers are: President, Richard Wal- Get Acquainted picnic at Hammonassett State ton, Vice President, Ben Brown, Secretary, Helen Park. Rae Swain, Treasurer, Fred Thompson. The major triumph of the year was taking first The class advisor, Mr. Norman Drew, has been place in the annual Magazine Campaign. a great friend and helper. -. -..l , gs, , I 133 ,. 99.104 'RT' K' 4 f-fl E E

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Left to Right-Front Row: Barbara Bartnett, Agatha Rist, Barbara Schum, Martha Griswold, Jean Hoadley, Virginia Borst, Jean Jordan. Second Row: Norman Lynch, Caroline Steinson, Johanna Soderstram, Roger Griilin, Evert Hunt, Betsy Dibble, Marie Schubert, Fred Weiss. Third Row: Judy Renninger, Carole Goodue, Lydia Pardo, Naomi Griilin, Jean Seiwert, Ann Muller, Ann Holbrook, Beverly Pendelton. Fourth Row: Robert McNamara, Ronald Going, Walter Wagner, Charles Kelsey, John Wilson, William Dallas, William Wren, Pierce Hull. Fifth Row: David Ryman, Richard Hyer, John Spinning, Harry Munson, Frank Shrempp, Donald Berry, William Champion, John Riggio, Roger Evarts. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS Early in September, the Sophomore Class The main obiective this year was the ordering elected their class officers: President, Everett of class rings. As loser of the magazine cam- Huntg Vice President, Roger Griffin, Secretary, paign, they were obligated to present a party Jo-Jo Soderstrom, Treasurer, Betsy Dibble. for the rest of the school to attend.

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re K K1 N TN ' ' 'Rf' 1, if N .Y SXJJ- fxf- : 'N ,Q ' I l wt T L 1 .Q-. I if ii Left to Right-First Row: Stannard Norton, Helen Tukeva, Hamlin Bell, Eugene Wagner, Thomas Wall, Susan Dibble, Barbara Lynch, Terry Morehouse. Second Row: Edwin McKinlay, Norman Morehouse, Gertrude Platts, Ruth Schumack, Agnes Wagner, Joan Wall, John Johnson, Robert Woodstock. Third Row: Edward Dibble, Frank Williams, Lee Corell, Roger Hanlon, Raymond Bartnett, William Farizo. THE SENIOR-FRESHMEN HI-Y The club has been very active this year, with President, Hamlin Bell, Secretary, Susan Dibble, . . . Treasurer, Gene Wagner. the capable leadership of Mr. Edwin McKinlay. The Senior-Freshmen Hi-Y ioined with 'he The ofticers are: President, Thomas Wall, Vice- Junior-Sophomore Hi-Y to present a minstrel. N 'Biff' xr oo ,- ...Jae 9 I if f T ' Left to Right-First Row: Kenneth Cookson, Miss Gasparini, Nancy Herrmann, Joan Neely, Barbara Hughes, Ronald Going, Jane York, Marie Schubert, Ann Holbrook, William Farizo, Second Row: Robert McNamara, Pierce Hull, David Ryman, Barbara Schum, Beverly Pendleton, Betsy Dibble, Lydia Pardo, Johanna Soderstrom, Naomi Griffin, Jean Siewert, Caroline Steinson, Harry Munson, George Steinbach, Fred Weisse. Third Row: Jane Butler, Dolly Gesick, Virginia Borst, Agatha Rist, Barbara Bartnett, Jean Jordan. Fourth Raw: Roger Griffin, Everett Hunt, William Dallas, Richard Hyer, Norman Lynch, Richard Orsina. Fifth Row: Irving Siewert, William Leckey, Gerald Vece, Donald Scott, Roger Evarts. THE JUNIOR-SOPHOMORE HI-Y The Junior-Sophomore Hi-Y has for its leader Mrs. S. Pardo with Joyce Gasparini as assistant. The olticers are: President, Ronald Going, Vice-President, Barbara Hughes, Secretary, Jane York, Treasurer, Joan Neely. They have been very active and have been an Ace Club each month. Their minstrel show was a big success and we are sure next year that there will be just as much enioyment.