The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

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Left to Right-First Row: Amelia Stannard, Caroline Steinson, Susan Dibble, Beverly Pendleton, Helen Tukeva, Joan Neely, and Naoml Griffin. Second Row: Alene Palm, Lydia Pardo, Ruth Schumack, Johanna Soderstrom, Betsy Dibble, Jane York, Jaan Wall, Jeanne Lindner Dolly Gesick, Barbara Lynch, Joan Holbrook, and Jane Butler. THE GIRLS' FIELD HOCKEY TEAM The Girls' Field Hockey Team had a new coach this year, Miss Patricia Strange. There was a good turnout and everyone worked hard to make a good team. The team had a good season winning one game and tying two. Although the other games weren't victories for the Morgan girls, good spirit and sportsmanship were shown. The Seniors are sure to be missed next year.

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I ,,, l tif: Left to Right-First Row: Lydia Pardo, Roger Hanlon, Jeanne Lindner, Edward Dibble, Jim Martin, Helen Tukeva, Gerald Vece, Betsy Dibble. Second Row: Julia Jones, .lane York, Beverly Pendleton, Dolly Gesick, Barbara Swain, Joan Holbrook, Nancy Chalker, Allne Palm Amelia Stannard, Susan Dibble. Third Row: Roger Griffin, Ray Bartnett, and Donald Scott. ATHLETIC COUNCIL At the beginning of the term, the following officers were elected: President, Ned Dibble, Vice President, James Martin, Secretary Helen Tukevap Treasurer, Jeanne Lindner. Weekly meetings brought about suggestions to gain financial support. Among these proiects were: the coke machine, the sale of ice cream, andthe annual magazine campaign. It was from the sale of magazines that we were able to obtain the electric scoreboard and also able to purchase new uniforms for both basketball teams. To sum it all up the Athletic Council has had a very successful year. ?-'fi . fC'- ' Y -s-in ,115 li ll

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Left to Right-First Row: Donald Scott, Kenneth Coollson, Ray Bartnett, Jim Martin, Ed Johns, John Riggio. Second Row: William Leclzey, Ev Hunt, Richard Walton, William Shellield, Norman lynch. Third Row: Roger Grillin, Manager: Fred Thompson, Ted Hibson, Ben Brown, lee Correll, Mr. Drew. FOOTBALL The team got of? to a fairly good start this season under the eagle eye of Coach Norm Drew and Mana- ger Roger Griflin. Although the team did not capture any title such as the basketball squad did, they still deserve laurels for their work. Able playing of Jim Martin, Ray Bartnett, Junie Riggio, Don Scott, Ed Johns, Evie Hunt and Ken Cookson composed the mainstay ol the squad. The fellows put up a hard battle and deserve the praise of all Morganites.