The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

7250 MORGAN SCHOOL Edltor Carl Woodstock Buslness Manager Marle Schubert Llterary Chalrman Jean Jordan Photography Chalrman W1ll1am Wren Cxrculatlon Chalrman Roger G1-lfiin Cllnton, Connectlcut D E D I C A T I O N We the class of 1950 wlsh to dedicate thlS the tenth ed1t1on of the Morgan Tower to you Mr Theodore M Wahle Memorles of our years xylth you w1ll remaln vuth us as a sy mbol of our carefree days at Morgan Mav our success ln the future stand for a partlal repayment for all the help you have glven us We have found ln you not only a fine teacher but a personal frlend to each and every one of us 1 -J- Mtg QQ V bl. , o MW X529 , Ii Z5 -fri 7 Swing Inj? Q' -3 N L- f ff , J Q x MISS CONWAY 2' MR. HAMI MISS HORAN English Dramatlcs MRS SHORT MISS NILES ' MISS STRANGE English, ial o , y ' Studies, Ivy aves Leaves Coach S C mmercial Iv Nsy Home Economics, MR JOEL Principal ,M Vip! 1' N RXA xl Qi DREW W LARSO Assistant Principal Indus rlal A History Coach J- ffm Ar MR WAI-ILE MR FLETCHER5 MRS WALKER fi, Sciences Physical Custodian Nt Musical Directo Education Music K ,, xy. oe I hat t s l rew All rghl I t k no s d h Hamilton W ite d th m on angth ng y u ant Wnhle-How did 5 u g t th credit on this absent slip huh Duguxd In other ords 2 Fletcher-Mister lm telling you lto lhe lowly eighth grade! GASPARINI Clerk Wmcwzmx MR DUGUID M athematlcs Assistant Coach M R POWELL Eighth Grade 5 LQUOTH NN s H n tly y u people it typing 5 class! M S! nge-Wh u pposed to be 0 lx P y att nuo t your Latin s Hoi n All ight no M L n Sv. p you day dr amlng and pay attention fdfl ers edy Mrs W lk r Yo altos are too loud. ln Short That perspecti e isnt right! Mr Powell lll see you tomght no the wicked eighth grade,-sy ' .. I ' fe fly I S? f ' ,. 5 K - a I o I . I W I - Q ,, i , 1 G- Art ,, I -as 5 A A - , I - 1 s j ' V ,K Vyiw V I MR. 1 1 ' s L X 1 X . 1 5 4 'Q- 9 Vi . . I v I ' 5 X ' . pl , L .N-,-'i' I', qi 'N ' . l,' L1 5' . - NA 1 . , . . I Q , X L . . h H: 1,3 , I' 1 I . ljl. Xvflffkl , 'xv' '. wi 'Sp ' X31 1,5 V -.' ' ' . ,Q N, Lx e' -' NK 'TN J' lx. l N J , - I , Mr. J l- e 0 say thi , but- X X 'V ' 'XXX' Miss Nile Y 0 es , o o ' Mr. D - i , e 's eep it down tu y nit iss ra ere are yo su 7 lr. ' - 'r' a 500 wor e e ' i 0 w . Miss Conway- . '. a -2 ' n 0 ' ' , Mr. ' '0 e wi ' ' ' , T Mis 'a v r' w- lr. ' - w . . . r.' arso ---. o ' r ' e ' ' 'v lr. ' , ' ' ' . a e - u . - 'v ' ' ' . - ' ' ' ' nv map, N '4 P ir Nfif' Arg' ln passmg we hope that you the undergraduates wxll recexve the same guldance and fr1endsh1p whlch we have recelved and enJoved fully for the past four years and that th1S help w1ll remam wlth you to make you a better and more capable cntzen throughout your life ,. , - .. f 1 717731 v . .- LDIIIXL . 'vu IN .. T1 'I' L Q ' s-.fl . -QL-5-Mm , - 1,44 '4.'.. ,- f 1- , .,: , ' . l A ' A 13' 1, .-Q ' 'V ' A4 . r',l11.., 's.lTl -- fl ' 'N -A ' Hy, aff 5 ., - , ff-'L' - ,. fy - -,,n.- , .---.-.p - - ... A H . ,-'4.f ,Y ' , v.- - ,Q ' N N. , , 1'- , '. ' J, , .- - M., A 1 A ,,. LA 1'-'fu' - 8 .'-' ' A -. - 1 ' Nu-.,' , . -. - 'Q-if I-.0 , -- - - 4- . , - V .g . A 'A' ' A' .. -if ff ,Nxf,', y A, ' r v , ,- A S .. ' .S 'NV A- ' 1 1 If . . .'. v . rvhnf. I . . Y . . - ' ' r 9 y . THE SENIOR CLASS It was September 1949 and school was open again. Our class came back, increased in number by one, and set a firm foot forward to do our best in this-our last year at Morgan. The magazine campaign started out pretty well but our interest in the Cotillion and the yearbook took up so much of our time that we-surprisingly-ended up last and put on the magazine party. After this was over and the talk of all the fun everyone had had died down we began to work on the Cotillion in earnest. Posters were made, decorations planned, and tickets sold. At last the big night came and it was a success-socially and financially. The music was wonderful. Then began the long and tedious work on the yearbook. Meetings, typing, pictures and many long hours were spent on it. Finally it was done and another success was chalked up on our list. Towards the end of the year we became joyful and sad. Many long minutes were spent talking over the experiences and fun we've had in the last few years. As our parting advice to the lowly undergraduate we say-work hard and enjoy yourselves for these are your golden years-the years you will always remember. CLASS OFFICERS President Carl Woodstock Vice President Jean Jordan Secretary .. Marie Schubert Treasurer., ,... Betsy Dibble First row-left to right-Virginia Borst, Agatha Rist, Barbara Schum, Marie Schubert, Carl lVoodstock, Jean Jordan, Betsy Dibble, Lydia Pardo, Barbara Bartnett, Beverly Pendleton. Second row- Roger Griffin, Roger Evarts, Robert Cavanaugh, Martha Griswold, Naomi Griffin, Judy Renninger, Ann Holbrook, Joan Gladwin, Ellen Nord, Jean Hoadley, Ann Muller, Caroline Steinson, John DiBella, Mr. Duguid, advisor. Third row-Fred Weisse, Charles Kelsey, Harry Munson, John Wilson, Donald Berry, William Dallas, Frank Schrempp, William Wren, William Champion, Everett Hunt, David Ryman, Pierce Hull. JWKQ,-M1-v ps 'fi ft' DONALD BERRY Don Bere Take It slow and easy ulggxlllb' BARBARA ANN BARTNETT Babs Bobbie Laughter is an art Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 4 Sewlng Club-2 3 Sceneshlfters-1 2 3 4 Fleld Hockey 1 4 Ivy Leaves-4 I-IlY 1 2 3 Softball 3 4 French Club-2 Who s ln love wlth who ln Hollywood' Just ask Louella Bartnett Barbara really knows her Hollywood B6Sld8S thls she IS known for her outstandlng sense of humor and ready laugh Whenever thlngs get dull you can always count on her to llven them up wlth a Slde spllttlng Joke Barbara wlll succeed ln any field wlth her wlnnlng personallty whether that of secretarlal or soclal work Uiflwf Although Donald IS known to be one of the quleter members of our class W. 5 among hls classmates he IS known to be qulte a Wlt How dull some of our class meetlngs would be wlthout hls remarks to brlghten them up Dons blggest hobby seems to be hls car whlch he keeps ln perfect runnlng order Don IS another one of those boys who although they dont serve on any partlcular C0mmltte6 for class projects always seem to be around to help on all C0mmltt86S Wlthout hls carrylng back and forth of decoratlons or runnlng out to buy thlngs we surely could never have had a successful dance Don s plans for the future are as yet uncertaln but wlth hls pleasant personahty and easy golng ways we are sure he wlll be all of the success he wants to be 441144011 ROBERT HAROLD CAVANAUGH Glee Club-2 Sceneshlfters 2 3 4 French Club-2 3 Ivy Leaves 3 4 Tower Staff-4 Band-4 Prlntmg Club-4 Prlze Rhetorlcals 2 Bob Cavanaugh IS one of the most cooperatlve boys ln our room Although he llves a great dlstance from the school he lsnt hlndered ln taklng part ln actlvltles Hls good natured salesmanshlp has enabled hlm to take several trlps to New York on the magazlne campalgn Bob also came through thls year ln helplng to get ads for the yearbook Whether the day be shlnlng and brlght or rather dull and gray, Bob makes sure to wlsh everyone a good day Wlth hls pleasant personahty as well as hls wlll to work we re sure he ll succeed ln any field of work that he may follow Wlth boys and glrls he IS a hlt A pleasant chap you wlll admlt ,aomoyx VIRGINIA ELIZABETH BORST Glnny To be loved be loveable Club-3 Hl Y 1 2 Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 Junlor Prom Commlttee-3 Senlor Cotllllon-4 Morgan Tower Staff-4 Hockeys-1 3 4 Student Councll-4 Prlze Rhetorlcals 1 Leglon Oratorlal Contest-1 Glnny IS our leader wlth the male populatlon and IS never wlthout a heavy date for every and all occaslon She IS one of the sophlstlcated members of the class pleasant to look at and equally pleasant to know Dramatlcs and debatlng have been her maln lnterest at school Whenever there IS a debate youll see Glnny argulng her polnt She IS good at that and usually wlns She has been a valuable member of Sceneshlfters, always ready to 8SSlSt whether the Job IS a lead ln a play or palntlng the scenery When It comes to anythlng llterary Glnny knows the answer She wlll someday be a novellst and no doubt be the best for she IS never at a loss for words 7luu6fuIh.wv Bo 6- flllx l ' I I I sa n u n . l . . t. 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' . , . so ll bil WILLIAM ELLSWORTH CHAMPION B1 Champ B1ll IS qu1et and fr1endly too Hls w1ll to w1n w1ll pull h1m through Basketball 1 Track 1 Glee Club-3 H1 Y-3 4 1V1ce Pres1dentJ B1ll IS master of ceremomes for all our class entertalnments W1th h1s ready Wlt he can always be counted upon to keep the ball rollmg lf someone forgets the1r lxnes B1ll s mterest ln orgamzlng the youth of Cllnton has been shown 1n h1s work for the H1 Y H1s 1n1t1at1ve 1n fun makxng and stage work was put to good advantage 1n the H1 Y mmstrel show The 1mposs1ble IS Just a game for him and he always succeeds take It from us B111 doesn t care much for grammar and llterature he s more lnterested ID dnvmg a bulldozer But we re sure that Bxlls personahty plus h1s wllllngness to work w1ll carry h1m far WILLIAM HILL DALLAS JR Stella Dal las Guillaume Men 1n general are but great blg chlldren Basketball 1 H Y 1, 2 Sceneslufters-1 2 3 Glee Club-2 3 4 Forum Club-4 The carnage returns w1th a bang we hear a moan Oh I hate myself rlse above the clatter 1n Room 3 Thls IS typ1ng perlod 6 a cruc1al moment B1ll Dallas has Just hlt an 1 mstead of an e We hold our breath What wlll happen next' Sxlence then a unxversal s1gh of relxef and the cl1ck1ng of the typewrlters contxnue But dont let h1m k1d you Bxll really doesnt hate hlmself, 1ts Just that typ1ng seems to turn h1m 1nto a duferent person B111 18 really one of our class bralns and can often be seen plowlng through physlcs and trlg problems He IS also quxte a man wlth the ladles B1ll plans to go on to college and we all fully expect to see h1m wr1tten up 1n Whos Who wlthxn the next five or slx years for h1s revolutlonary 1nvent1on of an automatlc typewrxter BETSY CHRISTINE DIBBLE Bessle Boo Burly Bess Moo Cow Boo Boo Be Qulps and pranks and wanton wlles Class treasurer 1 2 3 4 Athletlc Councll 3 ltreasurerl 4 fsecretaryl Athletlc Assoclatxon 1 2 3 4 Magazme Campaxgn Home Room Captaxn 1 2 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 Cho al Club-1 2 3 4 Sewmg Club-3 Ivy Leaves-4 Junlor Prom Commlttee-3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 3 4 Softball-3 4 Dues' Any dues Thls IS a fam1l1ar cry to all of us Betsy has been our class treasurer for four years and anyone who has ever been behlnd 1n thelr payments of the yearly S2 50 can clearly recall laugh1ng uncomfortably as Betsy palnstaklngly chalked the black llst up on the board She lS also one of our star athletes and IS so fast on the basketball court that she often runs c1rcles around the oppos1ng team Betsy has had her name placed on the honor roll many tlmes durlng the past four years All m all thls makes Betsy one of our most All Around classmates JOHN GEORGE DIBELLA Johnny Without muslc hfe would be a mlstake Glee Club-2 3 4 Sceneshxfters-1 2 3 4 Ivy Leaves-3 H1 Y 1 2 3 Pnze Rhetoncals-1 2 Johnny IS Morgans own ballad slnger Although he has never been west he can smg a cowboy tune accompan1ed by hxs gultar Wlth all the pathos of a natural An assembly or mmstrel wouldnt be complete w1thout a speclalty by John D1Bella HIS fr1endly personallty has made h1m a friend to everyone and his glggles have filled many a classroom w1th laughter Johnny IS also qulte an author although not many of us knew thlS unt1l recently Hls or1g1nal short stones may some day wm for h1m a Pul1tzer Pnze Johnny IS also a very helpful member of our class and h1s orxgmal ldeas have alded 1n brlnglng many a proJect to success Johnnys plans for the future are lncomplete but we expect to see h1m ten years from now stlll mov1ng along h1s own way wlth a song on h1s l1ps Af, u -1111 an 11 H . . . . 1 1 . . . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 . . . , , . . , . . . . , . , '. . . . . 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I '- . , . 0 n - o , u . 4 ' , ROGER REDFIELD EVARTS Rog Brother I may not be right but I am never wrong Athletic Association-4 H Y 1 2 3 4 Sceneshifters 3 Camera Club-3 Football 1 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 3 Roger is our great arguer lf there is anything that Roger is opposed to he isn t afraid to let you know it l-le is another of the more active members of the class and no class meeting is complete without his helpful suggestions His help in selling tickets and serving on committees have been indispensable to the class His indefatigable good humor has also been an asset to the class Many a gloomy day has been brightened by his laughter Roger s future is undecided but we all Join in wishing good luck to one of the most happy go lucky members of our class J 'llvv-452' JOAN DIBBLE GLADWIN Stretch Hari y Doodlebug So great is the power of beauty Sceneshifters 1 2 3 4 H1 Y 1 2 3 Cho1alClub-1 2 3 4 Sewing Club-3 Field Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Softball 2 3 4 Athletic Association 2 3 4 Ivy Leaves 4 Morgan Essayist 3 Junior Prom Com mittee 3 Her beauty and charm and lovable disposition have made Joan one of our most popular girls Although she is our sophisticated glamour girl Joan has proven herself a talented oratox Besides being winner of the Founders Essay ln her Junior year and attendant to the Prom Queen in her sophomore year, Joan has also won herself a place among the class athletes She is known for the strength with which she wields her hockey stick and on the basketball floor she has cheated her opponent out of many a good pomt With her quiet perserverence and dependability Joan is bound to get to the top m her chosen profession NAOMI JANE GRIFFIN A nicer girl we ye yet to find One who s pleasant shy and kind Student Council 2 H1Y 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Choral Club-1 2 3 4 Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 Sewing Club--1 3 Field Hockey 1 2 Softball 2 The best description of Nia is friendly and good natured Her pleasant personality IS one of her most striking characteristics Although she is rather modest she is a friend to all and always on hand when there is unfinished work to do Another one of our class beauties dark brown hair and blue eyes with a sweet disposition won her a place as attendant to the Prom Queen in her fresh man year Always looking on the bright side of things with a laugh or smile for everyone her company is enjoyed by all who are with her Nas plans for the future are uncertain but her pleasing manner will carry her far in any field she may choose ROGER DALE GRIFFIN Rog Grlff His only fault is that he has no fault Class President 3 Class Vice President 2 Chairman Semor Cotllllon-4 Chairman Magazme Party 2 4 H1Y 1 2 3 fChapla1nJ 4 QPres1dentl Boys State-2 Glee Club-3 4 Football 2 3 lManagerJ Baseball 1 Basketball 1 2 Forestry Club-2 Track 2 3 Rog will be remembered by his classmates for his willingness to work for the class club and school in general An all around man who has been presldent of practically every group that requires a presiding officer, he likes nothing better than a good debate and is always firm in his opinions. He is one of the spark-plugs of the Forum Club. There is no task too great for Roger to tackle. His continual good spirits, and ability to organize and direct, made him an excellent cotillion chairman. If anyone were to count his friends the list would be never ending. Roger's ability to get along with fellow men will prove to be his greatest asset in future endeavors. He always gets what he goes after, and who deserves it more than he. Blonde blue eyed and rather qulet with a ready smlle descrlbes Jean to all who know her When we go mto home economlcs or sewmg class we find Jean lndustrxally learmng what It takes to make a good wlfe Jean wlth her pleasmg voxce has helped the choral club along on all occaslons Next year when you puck up the telephone and hear number please It wlll JEAN HOADLEY Shes a frlendly glrl ln every way And her dream wlll come true some day Sceneshlfters 1 Choral Club-1 2 H1Y 1 Sewmg Club-2 3 MARTHA ELIZABETH GRISWOLD Marty ,! W! Oh those dancmg feet' Choral Club-1 2 3 4 French Club-2 H1Y 3 4 isecretaryb Manager rls Basketball 3 Athletic Assoclatxon 3 Cotllllon Commlttee-4 Marty IS one of the happlest gurls m our class We can truthfully say 5 e have never seen a frown on her face and her happy glggle has brought smiles to many faces Her remarks the despair of many a teacher who likes a well ordered class have often produced gales of laughter Marty has many hobbles but h favorxtes seem to be dancmg and playmg the plano She xs always asked t he p out wlth the entertamment at assemblles and her dancmg feet have hlgh l ed many a gay spot IH H1 Y mmstrels Martha 18 also fond of small chlldren d as serlously considered a career in grammar school teaching We feel that she would be suited for thls or for any other career she may choose r ablhty to make other people happy IS bound to amd her to success a5m9f+M-y J eame probably be Jean on her Job as telephone operator ln Saybrook if UR ANN MARIE HOLBROOK Anme A wltty woman xs a treasure A w1tty beauty IS a power Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 4 Ivy Leaves 2 3 4 fEd1torJ H1Y 2 3 Choral Club-1 2 3 Basketball 1 French Club- 3 Morgan Tower Staff-4 Jumor Prom Commlttee-3 Semor Cotxllxon Commlttee-4 Whenever there s a blg rumpus or a lxttle cam ralsm youll find Anme at the bottom of lt somewhere Anme has a mmd of her own and its full of ldeas Yes she loves fun and IS ever ready to take part ln xt Many tlmes her Wlt has mjected llfe mto a dry class Although she IS our party glrl, we know she Isnt Just trymg to lmpress people when she carrles books ln her arms She walks mto her classes w1th a devml may care attltude and walks out with her share of the As Anme set the style of her class by makmg her own clothes She IS edltor of Ivy Leaves and on a moments notlce can whlp up an mterestmg newspaper artlcle Ann plans to attend college next year and we know that her brllhant mmd and sterlmg character will assure her of future success PIERCE JONES HULL Perky Flerce Pxerce To thme ownself be true Bskeball 1 H1Y 1234 Perky IS one of the quxeter members of our class or so It seems to those who don t know hlm Among hrs classmates he can always be called on for a wntty remark to fat any occasxon The members of fifth perlod art w1ll long remember hlm and we dont thmk Mrs Short wxll ever forget hum' Perky can be seen at almost any tlme of the day roarmg through town ln hxs car or down at the Chnton dock workmg, or Just 'passmg the tlme of day Hls plans for the future are Incomplete but we feel sure that whatever career he may pursue, Perky IS bound to be a success u QD EVERETT GLADWIN HUNT, JR. Evie Hunter Igor Pass that ball is his theme, He's the spark plug of our team. Class President-23 Class Vice President-33 Glee Club-3, 43 Athletic Association-2, 3, 49 Sceneshifters-1, 23 Hi-Y-1, 23 Athletic Council-3, 4 fVice Presidentb :Forum Club-3, 4 1PresidentJg Basketball-1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball-1, 2, 3, 43 Football-1, 2, 3. be If you're looking for Evie and don't know where to find him just head for 'Z' the nearest basketball court. Yes, Evie is our star athlete and one of the most indespensable members of our championship basketball team. It is a rare thing to see him angry and even then his anger could not be perceived by those who do not know him. Evie is known and liked by everyone in the school, not only because of his athletic prowess but also because of his pleasing disposition. After college Evie hopes to make his career ln the field of coaching and we expect to see his name written up with the greatest in sports within the next few years QNUW' JEAN FRANCES JORDAN Jean Jeannie Sometimes serious and sometimes gay Liking work as well as play Class Vice President-4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Ivy Leaves 3 H Y 1 2 Hockey 1 French Club-2 Sceneshifters 1 2 3 4 Junior Prom Com mittee 3 Senior Cotillion Committee-4 Sewing Club-2 3 fSecretaryJ Morgan Tower Staff-4 If you see someone WhlZZlHg through chemistry and physics problems you can be sure that it is Jean Jean is another one of our class brains an A student in all subgects but by no means a grind A loyal basketball fan she can be seen every Tuesday and Friday during the season cheering the team on and when there is something doing in the class you can be sure that Jean is right in the middle of it full of ideas and plans Her witty quietly spoken remarks often bring sounds of laughter from classrooms Jean plans on college next and intends to specialize in the field of X Ray Technology We feel sure that with her fine personality, willingness to work and natural intelligence, she cannot help but succeed CHARLES EZRA KELSLY Charlie Ezra Punky Charles is always lots of fun Laughing getting nothing done Tower Staff Committee 4 Orchestra 3 4 Eyes of mischief and a flashing smile give you a picture of Charlie He always has a silly Joke or wisecrack to liven up a class We hear that he keeps everyone in art class 1n high spirits Charlie is the very devil with the fair sex and when you see a crowd of girls he is usually in the middle Always willing to help on any committee Whenever Thursday rolled around you could usually find him at orchestra practice trying to play the latest music on the piano it E' X AWN COOPER MULLER Annie If one is silent one IS safe 0' Senior Cotillion Committee-4 Sceneshifters 1 Sewing Club-3 fVlC6 Presidentj Cute little blonde with a flashing smile that s Ann In the summer months you can see her adormng the beach at Kelsey Point for her favorite sport is swimming at which we must add she does very well On Tuesdays and Fridays youll find her at the basketball games enthusiastically cheermg for our side Ann though very quiet can always be depended upon to help out We know she ,will be successful because of her willingness to work She intends to add to her knowledge of shorthand and typing and become a secretary in the near future 1 9 xe- 'V K I ' ll 97 li ' Y! if H . . . I I ' ' 71 1 6. ' ' : g- , , 5 7 : i- - , Q ' I - 2 . U I S l - 1 3 y S - V - : : . s . W ' ' ' ll ' YY , CC H I A ' ' ll ' U , M . 1 l 1 , 1 1 n ,n , 3 , . I vb ' . H ' H H H 44 Y! ll ' . . . ,, 1 i n ' . . . . . l . ' X D A . 1. . . I . . . , tx, - makes him a valuable member of the class. , . . QQ . . . . LA W --gl ,, f V -fi-Q, - 1. .1 ' , I 4 'x' O D .'..' i 1g'. gs 'lf-Ig-fjiil' KD O A, l . ' ' is LD u ' n S, I I U . 1 ' -Y! ' 9 . . . . - 3 ' - Z ' ' A : , . ' ' l , . v , ' . . ' I . ' y 1 , , ' . . h 5 1 . v . . ' 'N.X- x .1 ' HARRY MILES MUNSON Monk Y 1 2 sure he will reach his goal ELLEN PATRICIA NORD A flood of chatter bright and rare Makes it plain that Ellen IS there Ivy Leaves-1 2 4 Choral Club-1 2 4 Forum Club-1 2 3 4 Hockey 1 2 Softball 2 Sceneshlfters-1 2 Hi Y 1 2 4 Athletic Association 1 Morgan Tower Staff-4 Our class would be quite incomplete without Ellen You can always find her ln the mldst of a debate either ln English IV or the Forum Club and It is very rarely that she falls to prove her point Not only does she excel ln debating but also Ellen has a certain charm with people especially t ie male sex She will soon enter the field of nursing and wlth her pleasant ways any patient should be on the road to recovery after one of her cheery smiles 'LJ Cotilhon Committee-4 ARTHUR LEO JOSEPH PAYER JR Full of cheer and full of pep making friends with every step fCathedral High School 1 2 3 Morgan-43 Football 3 Hockey-3 Baseball 3 4 Arts and Crafts Club-2 3 Science Club-2 3 Art IS a newcomer to Morgan He arrlved from Duluth Minnesota m the beginning of our semor year and although he has been here for only a short time Art has made many friends wlth his good natured ways From what weve seen ln trig and physics wed say he has a very bright future In his spare time when he is not attending basketball games or the movies Art can be found at his hobby of making model boats After graduatlon he plans to be a draftsman and we wish him much success ln his chosen career Many a Joke had he Another of our class Jokers Harry IS known and liked by everyone ln the class He seems to hke seeing people laugh for we can always count on some lively remark from him during class meetmgs Harrys favorite hobby seems to be tlnkerlng with cars and the good runnmg condition of his own automobile is evidence enough of his skill in mechanics He IS also very ambltious and has worked after school mghts at the First National Store in Westbrook for the past two years Hls cheerful What can I do for you' is a familiar phrase to all of our Westbrookers Another of his pastlmes is supporting our basket ball team and a game wlthout him there cheermg would certainly lack some thing Harry s ambition IS to become an automobile mechanic and with the skill he has already attained plus a lnttle more of his own industriousness we are Hi- - , , 3, 4. 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C ' Q LYDIA ADELAIDE PARDO JS' .Vg U-' uLydn nLap - My way is paved with flowers and dews And the sun shines always there Sceneshifters-1, 2, 3, 43 Ivy Leaves-1 2 3 4 H1Y 1 2 3 4 Choral Club-1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball-1, 2, 3, 45 French Club-2 Field Hockey 1 2 3 4 Student Council-1, 3 fSecretaryJg Prize Rhetorlcals-1 2 Athletic Council-4 Sewing Club-33 Softball-1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader 2 3 4 Forum Club-2 3 4 fPresidentlg Athletic Association-2, 3, 4g Junior Prom Committee-3 Senior UArtYl The whistle blows for the first quarter the team moves off the floor and the cheerleaders come runmng from the corner Come on you kids yell' What are you here for That s Lydia one of our most energetlc cheerleaders Lyd IS always ready and wlllmg with a cheer for the team Lydia IS about the most versatile member of our class Besides bemg a good student she IS a star athlete and participates in almost all extracurricular activities usually finding time to attend three meetings in an afternoon Out of all this Lydias mam interest is ln sports and after college she plans to make her career ln the field of physical education ullum-I BEN FRLY ANN PENDLETON Q Bev oc bvkvhv Full of cheer and full of pep Maklng frlends wlth every step Class Secretary 3 Fleld Hockey 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 French Club-2 Softball 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Cho lClub-1 2 3 4 Ivy Leaves 3 4 Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 4 lPreslde t 2 3 41 Athelc Councll 4 1Treasurer1 Athletlc Assoclatlon 1 2 3 4 Sewlng Club-3 Ngax, Junlor Prom Commlttee 3 MISCDICVOUSDESS and devlltr Shlhe f th b h l y rom ose lg aze eyes Bev IS certalnly a glrl of many talents she s lnto everythlng class actlvltles sports plans for dances and whenever theres a varslty game you can be sure to find Bev lh her cheerleaders uniform rootlng for Morgan Always Smlllng rc-wb 396245 and talklng she carrles part of the days sunshlne wherever she goes fig A student of polse charm and ablllty Bev was awarded the Good Sports manshlp award ln her Junlor year Success wlll come her way because of her wllllngness frlendllness and VIVBCIOUS personallty 71 AGATHA LOUISE CHRISTINE RIST A Wllllng worker a wonderful frlend These shell be to the very end Orchestra 1 2 3 Sceneshlfters 1 H Y 1 2 Sewlng Club-2 1SecretaryJ, 3 fPresldentJ Ivy Leaves 3 4 Senlor Cotllllon C0mmlttC8-4 When you see a 49 Bulck or an Oldsmoblle convertlble whlz lnto the school drlveway you know that Ag has arrlved She has been a leader ln the Sewlng Club for two years first belng secretary then presldent On Monday afternoon you could hear her call Get to work or you won t be able to go to New York In her spare tlme Agatha enJoys horses and can always plck a wlnner After vnu, JUDY MAE REvNlNGI-:ll Judy Always talklng always gay Thls wlll ever be her way Student Councll 1 Sceneshlfters 1 Judy IS another of our mrschlevous glrls Many a dlscouraglng sltuatlon has been turned lnto a humorous one by her wltty remarks On the other hand Judy IS qulte lndustrlous Sewlng IS one of her most enjoyed hobbles and her sklll ln thls can readlly be shown by a VIGW of some of her fashlon plates styles custom made by Judy She IS also quite a cook and IS always one to help wlth refreshments for partles But don t let thls g1V6 you the lmpresslon that Judy IS Just a homebody ' Qulte the opposlte' Judy has never lacked a Saturday Nlght date or m1SS9d a class dance and we all know she IS qulte proud of that Unlverslty of Pennsylvania sweatshlrt she has been wearlng Judys plans for the future are as yet lncomplete but whatever she may decide to do we are sure that wlth her pleasant ways she IS bound to succeed Aggle graduatlon Aggle wlll be worklng ln New York We all wlsh Ag the best of 013. DAVID ALLING RYMAN Lover' 'D8Vlt ' Davy ' All the world loves a lover ' Class Presldent 1, Basketball 1 Sceneshxfters 1, 2 HlY 1, 2, 3, 4 Davy IS a lover of the free llfe ln school or out He IS the class' lnveterate wlsecracker Although he IS qulet and reserved at tlmes, he has no dlfhculty maklng hlmself heard upon occaslon Sometlmes he may seem on the conservatlve Slde, but don't let that fool you He really behaves llke a delayed actlon bomb Davy was our first class presldent and hls manner of, Take lt easy, why rush, llfe's too short to be turned lnto a mad scramble, have made hmm a regular fella He has qulte a way wlth the falrer sex, although he may appear shy and lnnocent We thlnk he'll make a wonderful husband Stand ln llne glrls-no pushlng 1 V . 5 X . . 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' I l ' 7, l Y 7 I . 1 Q . 1 g .- 1 l romp 59 biting FRANK JOSEPH SCHREMPP Oh' Frank Schrempple Falnt heart never won falr lady Football 3 Frank 15 one of the qulet members of our class but he IS also one of the hardest workers Frank IS strlvlng to own the blggest and best farm around here I-Ie has not had a chance to partlclpate ln many actlvltles as he llves far from the school but when called upon hlS splrlt IS always present and wllllng One can observe hlm dlllgently watchlng Morgan s basketball team rack up the score By the way Frank, what breed of cows do you lntend to ralse MARIE ELIZABETH SCHUBERT Marle UKAQ ThlS glrl succeeds at every chore, She deserves llfes best and even more Class Secretary-4 Student COUHCII-4 Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 lSecre tary! 4 HlY 1 2 3 4 Forum Club-3 4 Choral Club-1 2 3 4 Sewing ' Club-2 3 PFIZC Rhetorlcals 1 2 4 Basketball 1 Softball 3 4 French Club-2 Senlor Cotllllon Commlttee-4 Buslness Manager of Morgan Tower-4 95' Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 4 Ivy Leaves 1 2 3 4 Amerlcan Leglon Oratorlcal i 1 2 3 4 All Around Amerlcan Glrl Cltlzen-4 Marle has been one of the most actlve members of our class servlng on commlttees for almost every class project durlng the four years Marle IS also our song blrd Many an assembly has been brlghtened by her slnglng and her rendltlon of Ave Marla She has also been oustandlng ln publlc speaklng It s dlflicult to beat Marle IH a debate' Marle s future plans seem to center around college and wlth her pleasant personallty and dependablllty we are sure she wlll be as much of a success there, as she has been at Morgan BARBARA 'VIARY SCHUM BObbl8 as Its easy to be bolsterous To be qulet requlres effort HlY 1 2 3 Sceneshlfters 1 Ivy Leaves 3 4 Senlor Cotllllon Com mlttee-4 Sewlng Club-2 Hockey 1 Barbara lS one of our qulet glrls but IS known for her good natured ways Belng one of our commerclal co eds and vslth her years of tfalhlng at Morgan she wlll be the best ln the field of secretarlal work You can always see Bobble plannlng wlth Agatha for thelr future ln New York They plan to go to the clty after graduatlon where Barbara wlll try her luck as a secretary Make sure you dont slt on the boss lap Bobble' I ll vwwws T Q, Q. Ikuoleollo JOHANNA WARINER SODERSTROM Jo Jo Tolchy It lS a fllendly heart that has plenty of frlends Class Secretary-1 2 Athletlc Assoclatlon 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 4 l-I Y 1 2 3 iSecretary 13 Shorellne Forum 1 2 3 4 lSecretary 3 41 Choral Club 1 2 3 4 Sewlng Club-3 PTIZE etorlcals 1, 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, I y Leaves 1 2, 3, 4, Sen r Cotllllon Commlttee-4, Junlor Prom Commlttee-3, Morgan Tower Staff-4 Jo Jo lS one of our class artlsts and many a page ln the Ivy Leaves has been brlghtened by her clever drawlngs The backdrop done by Jo Jo and John Wllson for the Semor Cotllllon thlq year was really sensatlonal She IS also our song and dance glrl and IS always called upon to perform at assemblles and school partles Jo Jo lS actlve ln sports the year 'round, and her name on the honor roll IS a famlllar Slght One of the fllendllest members of the class, Jo-Jo lS known and llked by everyone ln the school She plans teachlng as her career and wlth great splrlt of frlendllness and wllllngness to work she lS bound to succeed Q 1.91, .Y -1 - ' -,, , 1' lflsiffiffj. , u I 11 44 ' 11 Q' ,- A 4 H ' ' 11 .1125-L 5 'F A - I 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 , . . . . . , - 1 M . 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I 1 u 11 an . 11 ll ' .' - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 l 1. 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 Q 1 , Rh - - - - v - , ' I0 CAROLIN E JOAY STEIYSON Sugar X Q , To the young lh heart everythlng IS fun Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 1 Student Councll-4 Choral Club-1 2 3 4 Ivy Leaves-3 4 Sewlng Club-3 Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 d Hockey 1 2 3 4 2 3 4 Softba If you hear an lnfectuous glggle rlng out ln an otherwlse qulet class room you can be sure ltS Sugar Those who dont know her well may thlnk she IS a llttle on the qulet Slde but don t belleve lt' Sugar IS the sunshlny member of our class and can always be counted on for a Smlle even on the gl00mleSt of days She IS our llttle glrl but her SlZ9 by no means dlmlnlSh8S her lmportance ln the class She has always entered ln all class prolects enthuslastlcally as well as findlng tlme for sports and extracurrlcular actlvltles and her name IS one of those that appear regularly on the Honor Roll Sugars future plans seem to center around the secretarlal fleld and we all feel sure that wlth her happy dlsposltlon and qulet efliclency Sugar IS bound to succeed l.C,l1.blJ G' FRED GILBER I' WEISSE Freddy W9lSSl6 A llttle work a llttle play Gif? 1'1- YU. shlfters 1 2 Track 2 Art Club-1 Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 B ball 2 HlY1234Sce Here IS our famous salesman Where would we be today lf It were not for Freddy selllng fifteen or twenty tlCk6tS for all our class projects An enthuslastlc basketball fan Freddy was manager of the team durlng hls senlor year and we re sure there has never been a better on He IS one of the hardest workers ln our class and b8SldeS Selllng tlckets he has always been around to help on any committee and do the thlngs nobody else remembered HIS constant good humor IS sure to add fun to the project and hls Jokes have glven llfe to many dull classes Freddy IS undeclded as to future plans but whatever he may do hls pleaslng personallty and WllllhgIleSS to work are bound to galn for hlm much success JOHN HOTCHKISS WILSON Johnny Never a dull moment when John s around In the mldst of laughter hes always found Prlntlng Club-4 SenlorCotllllonComm1ttee 4 Junlor Prom 3 Student COUHCII 1 Johnny seems to be the qulet type to those who dont know hlm but ln reallty he IS one of the SQUIOT wlts He always has a ready answer to pep up a class John IS a lover of good muslc and has the largest record C0ll6Ctl0h to be found ln the school If a poster or DICLUTS IS needed by the class we call on John HIS artwork can be seen as decoratlons at most dances and partles When he IS not busy wlth hls artwork or records he can usually be found fishlng or crulslng around the sound ln hls boat John hopes to contlnue ln the field of art and wlth hls talent he lS assured of success Ovgtww OEM CARL RODNEY WOODSTOCR JR Rod Professor Ill find a way or make lt Kyiv Class Presldent-4 Edltor of yearbook--4 Prlntlng Club-3 4 fPresl dent--41 Sceneshlfters 1 2 3 Athletlc Assoclatlon 3 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 1 Ivy Leaves 1 2 Glee Club-4 Athletlc ASSOCl3tl0n COUHCII-4 Senlor Cotllllon Commlttee 4 Junlor Prom Chalrman 3 Forum Club-2 3 4 Student Councll 2 fV1C6 Presldentl 3 fPresldentJ H Y 1 2 L Presentlng the Presldent of the Senlor Class and the Edltor of the Morgan Tower yes thats our Carl He IS the one who IS always chalrman of a dance or presldent of an actlvlty who IS always YVOI'klIlg lndustrlously for hls class Yet he stlll Flnds tlme to work ln hls fathers store and pave the way for hls career as a pharmaclst He also finds tlme for hls hobbles classlcal muslc and photography Hls 10glC and qulck thlnklng have solved many a problem for our class Carl s future IS very brlght, as he wlll soon be studylng for the ,- day when he wlll be a full fledged pharmaclst ,- ' Q . r A' 4 A l ! 4 . u n A A , u . . . 11 V! l , . . . 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H ' , . . . . 5 d'.aJr if VNILI IAM NIONTF V1 REN Bl House YK 1l11e Wien of few words are the best men Vlxth a flash of a bulb and the snap of the shutter B111 appeals for he IS seldom seen xuthout h1s trusty camera Although B111 IS quxet and we sometmmes wonder lf he knows that glrls exlst he IS one of the most popular bows mn the commlttee He surprlsed us all mth hms abmlxtx to plas the plano by ear but since the secret leaked out vue have been malung up fol lost tlme lf h1s plans mater 1a11ze B111 xull take a COUISC at a photography school and soon wou vslll all be havmg NOUI plctures taken by BILL VSRILN PHOTOGRAPHER If the samples we haxe seen at Morgan mean anxthmg B111 IS sure to be a complete success ll . 1 o .. ' 1 ,f f g . 1 , , , v ' ' -in , . . . . . 'tl xii 14 'Hu 14 'v u v' ' vv V: ul , t In ' .W 3 ' Q . V . . y ' . v . ' 157' class. Bill is a good worker and can usually be found helping almost every Q it . . I y v Q , l ,A . U .L V-U V Iv! L, .H f ' l. V ' ' .' l , ' ' k s. . 1 I I REMEMBER WHEN . . . Clinton Seventh Grade cunwl' ' 'Hentn Grade i Clinton Eighth Grade Most Dependable Most Versatile Class Athletes Roger Griffin and Jean Jordan Roger Griffin, Lydia Pardo Everett Hunt, Class Politicians Carl Woodstock Marie Schubert Beverly Pendleton Nicest Smile Best Looking William Wren Betsy Dlbble Roger Griffin Joan Gladwln Most Ambitious Carl Woodstock Jean Jordan Neatest John Wilson Judy Renninger Quiet Members Frank Schrempp Ann Muller Most Popular Everett Hunt Johanna Soderstrom Nicest Eyes Most Talkatne Pepplest Charles Ixelsey Joan Gladwin Roger Exarts Roger Griffin Barbara Bartnett Best Pei sonalitv Charles Kelsey Johanna Sodeisti om 16 Actress Lydia Paido, Actoi William Dallas Fred VK eisse Lydia Pardo Most Studious Arthur Payer Maile Schubert CLASS Y . ,. . I 1. . 'E ,Q s L J . E C 5, 1 7 l . . y . . 1 . , Y Y A T . i J 3 ii E X ,: Y 11, ,. K , QL . A 5-3 .V T A 1 as . ' x - -.5 f V' D, , ' ' , . ' . . V , 1 l Y I Y ' . .v ' 7 -l ll w w X 'A i Class Wolf and Wolfess Glgglers Harry Munson Charles Kelsey Naoml Gflmll Class Dreamers Donald Berry Jean Hoadley Martha Grlswold Most Intelllgent Carl Woodstock Jean Jordan Class Babxes Cutest Robert Cavanaugh Davld Ryman Frlendllest Charles Kelsey Johanna Soderstrom Class Clowns Wllllam Champlon Carolme Stemson Carolme Stemson Barbara Bartnett Fred Welsse Most Orlgmal Nlllxam Wren Ann Holbrook Best Dressed John VS llson Vlrglllla Borst Most Sarcastlc SOphlStlC8tCS Class Smgers Wllllam Dallas Ann Holbrook Wlllxam Dallas Vlrglhla Borst John D1Bella Mane Schubert Tempers W 1ll1am Dallas Vlrgmla Borst STATISTICS Class Artlsts John Wllson Johanna Sodelstrom 17 Pals Arthur Payer and Wllllam Dallas Agatha RlSt and Barbara Schum i 6 5 l ,. 'A X, f4,.4'u X Y CLASS PRUPHECY I had aluays uanted to tmtel so u hen my favoz zte uncle dzed leamug me a mzllzon dollars I took a mcatzon f1om my 1ob zu a packzug house takzng the pzts out of olwes and the lzke and I deczded to take a short tmp June 1950 uas the last tzme I had seen any of my classmates so I thought zt would be a good zdea to look a felt of them up Thzs zs how I found them Here we are at Bellevue Hospltal What IS thls that greets our eyes? Why It s Nurse Nord ln the men s ward Making the patlents temperature rlse Woodstock s store IS closed up tlght No longer sellmg thmgs to cure all 1lls It seems thev caught Carl peddllng oplum Instead of rollmg pllls Beverly s satlsfied wlth her Job She has a long vacatlon She sells Chrlstmas trees to chaln stores All throughout the natlon Donald Berry works for the ladles He runs a reducmg salon He s famous for h1s motto We take off vshat you put on Lydla s l1v1ng 1n luxury She came 1nto money by chance She mvented long underwear w1th a heatlng unlt They re known as Lydla s Warmlng Pants We couldn t catch up Wlth Jean Hoadley But she should be home soon We saw her plcture m the paper For crosslng the ocean ln a balloon The Esklmos love Freddy WCISSG He keeps them IH contented moods Instead of eatmg blubber They now consume hls frozen foods Roger Grxflin keeps up mth the world He alwaxs knovss all the nevss Celebrltxes come and go before hxm On Broadvx av vshere he pollshes shoes Jo Jo IS runn1ng a prosperous bu mess In Australla that land down underneath She s been made an honorary medxcme man For cleanlng all the natlves teeth Roger Evarts deserted hls chlckens He sald they were drlvlng hlm bats Novs he s ln more mterestmg work Selllng ladies hats The F B I s been checkmg up On our old classmate Judy Rennmger They heard she made a hobbv of Plcklmg old flames ln v1negar Robert Cavanaugh denounced C1V1llZ9d life We haven t found hlm yet It s rumored though he s preachlng the Gospel Whlle r1d1ng Yak back through Tlbet Perky Hull IS natlonally famous H1s rad1o program IS exc1t1ng and fierce' We llsten dally at 6 30 P M It s called The Perlls of PIQFCC Our pol1t1c1an Marle s gone qulte far Shes down 1n Washlngton D C My secret el1x1r she shouts from a soap box Would grow ha1r on the bark of a tree' Way down 1n Georgla state Harry Munson travels and preaches Though he spends some tlme on sermons Hls hobby IS cult1vat1ng Georgla peaches Barbara Bartnett IS back at Morgan She s teachlng math sou see She says the puplls aren t as brlght As they used to be The shovs can t start ulthout Champ He s ln the theater you knovs He s the one xx ho has the Job Of turnlng the llghts down lovs Betsy graduated from art school She s nov bulldmg shlp models She has qulte a tlme Squeezlng them lnto old gm bottles , Q . 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Daw 16 Ryman has become a mall p1lot He s completely at home 1n the a1r Theres one spot 1n Florlda he partlcularly llkes They have a nud1st camp there INaom1 IS an Admlral now She works her crew l1ke slaves It seems she got t1red of w a1t1ng for Ham And declded to Jom the WAVES Johnnv D1Bella works pretty hard He never has a rest He s out 1n all k1nds of weather Dr1v1ng hlS mule tra1n through the West Nothlng cheap for Ann Muller She decks herself 1n d1amonds and m1nk When proh1b1t1on came back ln She made her m1ll1ons 1n her kltchen smk There s a barber shop 1n Jersey Clty Where Frank cuts ha1r Wlth a WlCk6d sllce H1s speclalty s shavlng lad19S legs Joan Gladwln d1dn t recogmze us And d1dn t have much to say She seemed to thlnk we all were rabb1ts She s happv though the keepers say Jean Jordan owns a garage She hasn t been a dope She gxves the buslness that femlnlne touch By washlng cars w 1th Ivorv Soap We greeted B111 Dallas at S1ng Smg He gave people qulte a fr1ght Next t1me I crack a safe h says I a1n t gonna use no dynamltel The arena IS ln a turmoll As Fearless Chas Kelsey moves ln for th 1 He s heavywelght champ1on of the world H1s fights are guaranteed to thrlll V1rg1n1a bullt a b1g long telescope For looklng at the stars She s been gazlng up there day and nlght Slnce all the men moved to Mars We had no trouble flndlng Sugar Of news of her there IS no lack' She Just sw am the Engllsh Channel Wlth three men slttlng on her back B111 Wren swore he d be famous And at th1s he d1dn t fa1l Even lf he had to do It Go1ng down Nlagara 1n a garbage pall Art Payer who was our woman hater Is gett1ng l'1S fifth dlvorce Th1s t1me he s staymg 1n MGXICO W1th h1s s1xteen daughters of course' The Roxy Theater IS the place to go We were told by Barbara Schum She stars there every afternoon Cleanlng the seats of chew1ng gum EV16 Hunt s the local garbage collector He got a l1ttle t1red of college H1s chlef complalnt seemed to be Thes d1dn t gne me practlcal know ledge' Martha s 1n great demand What a sensatlon she makes' She works at gentlemen s banquets Popp1ng out of great b1g cakes Agatha Rlst can usually be found At one of the b1g race courses She c1rculates throughout the crowd Taklng bets on horses We looked for lohn WIISOH 1n New York Clty He s really become qulte terrlfic After long hungry months 1n the Bowerv He took Plnza s place 1n South PaC1flC AN N HOLBROOK , . . . , . . . , . . 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Y I9 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1950 Bezng of unsound mznd and no body ue the class of nzneteen hundred and I forget uhat leave to you the class of mneteen hundred and I forget what plus one a lzttle my of moonshzne and a few pzeces of junk uhh gzfts to help you crash the Senzov Yea1 We hope that these feu, con dolences will help you and that youll be able to pass the lemons on to the Sophomores I Barbara Bartnett leave to you Dot Peterson my abllxty 1n makmg wltty remarks ln Engllsh Four ISDQCIHI Warmngl STOP FIRING WHEN MISS HORANS EYES SHOW RED' I Don fHot Rodl Berry leave to you Harold Wrlght my hot rod three holer Handle Wlth care lFrag1leJ I Gm Borst leave to you Pat McElwa1n my ab1l1ty to trap men w1th Ford convert1bles See me for detalls I B111 Champlon leave to you Roger Bedell my talent as M C at school partles Keep em laflin' I Robert Cavanaugh leave to you Fred Thompson my salesmanshlp ab1l1ty Never g1ve ln to a prospectlve customer I B111 Dallas leave to you Tom Howard my taste for fine naturally mlld tobaccos A man lsn t a man wlthout a plpe I Betsy lMoo Cowl Dlbble leave to you Ruth Schumack my stream llned figure and no bones about It I John Dlbella leave to you Ben Brown some of my ambxtlon to become a famous gultar player Im sure 1tl1 come IH handy on the basketball court I Roger Evarts leave to you Bob Stelnson my suggestions 1n class meetlngs It s better to say someth1ng than nothlng at all I Joan Gladwm leave to you Joan Wall my mterest 1n Holy Cross men I trled and hlt the Jackpot I Naomi Grlflin leave to you Helen Rae Swam my love for Bell Bottom trousers Cant walt txll my shxp comes IH I Roger Grlflin leave to you Dxck Walton my way wlth the opposxte sex You can buy my book of lnstructlons at any store I Martha Grxsvsold leave to you Ann Norton my tap danclng ab1l1ty llt wows em all J I Jean Hoadly leave to vou Mxllx Bralnard mv qulet ways But vue re devlls underneath' I Ann Holbrook leave to you Gert Platts mv burp It alu ays breaks the monotony of a dull class I F1erce Plerce leave to you Roger Bedell my happy go lucky att1 tude llf you don t succeed at first glve up J I Everett Hunt leave to you John Johnson mv sudden lnterest ln the falrer sex Be careful lt hlts you hke a thunderbolt 20 . . 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I Jean Jordan leave to you Mvra Lee Dutrleuxlle my posltlon on commxttees Work always brmgs results I Punky Kelsey leave to you Ed McK1nley my subtle humor Do Wlth It what you l1ke I Ann Muller leave to you Falth Norton my extreme shyness Between us we should h1t a happy medlum I Harry Munson leave to you Don Gustafson my used o1l When you re through wlth lt glve It to someone who w1ll appreclate It I Ellen Nord leave to you Esther Wrlght my round wlth Mr Duguld Keep punchm I Lydla Pardo leave to you Jean Slewert my admlratlon for the underclass boys Meet me later and I ll tell you the charms they possess I Beverly Pendleton leave to you Joan Wall our good tlmes at WACGWLO No explanatlon needed I Judy Renmnger leave to you M1ll1e Bramard my attractlon for frat p1ns Need I say more? I Davld Ryman leave to you Don Heser my anxxety toward gradua tlon It s n1ce to have somethlng to look forward to I Agatha RlSt leave to you Pat McElwa1n my everlastmg sm1le It takes more muscles to frown than to smlle I Marle Schubert leave to you Lee Correll all my school books They certalnly help you to get good marks because I always fill 1n the answers I Frank Schrempp leave to you Harold Wrlght my trusty two wheeler A pedal a day keeps the doctor away Remember the ones you plcked up ln the hall? I Sugar Stelnson leave to you Donald Gustafson my sweet d1spos1 tlon A llttle blt of Sugar never hurt anyone I Barbara Schum leave to you Gert Platts my out of town boy frlends Varlety IS the splce of llfe I John Mlchael Angelo Wllson leave to you Fred Thompson my love for art Theres only one requlrement however you must have a good eye for perspectlve whlle lymg on the beach I Carl B1g Rod Woodstock leave to you Bob Stelnson my ward robe of sports coats A llttle adjustlng here and there and youll have a fine assortment of flashy su1ts I W1ll1e Wren leave to you Ed McK1nley my sharp tles and socks That s one way to attract attentlon wlthout saymg anythmg I Fred Welsse leave to you Ben Brown my partnershlp wlth Mr Drew ln setback W1th that combmatlon you can t lose I Art Sallor Payer leave to you Dlck Walton my love for sa1l1ng Be sure you always have oars m the boat WITNESSED BY SCRIBES Lucky Nord s bltmg dog W1ll1am Dallas Wormy The volce Wlth a k1SS Lydla Pardo Our frlend wlth the goatee 21 Y. , . , v . . v . . . 2 . 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CLASS HISTORY Destmed to lead never to follow 42 freshmen wlde-eyed anxious and I mlght add a l1ttle frlghtened entered Morgan in September 1946 True the upper classmen trled to keep us ln the customary place for freshmen at the foot of the ladder but the Class of 50 was different We met elected our ofiicers and like thoroughbreds at the race track we were off The annual magazine campaign was our first challenge We planned our strategy well of course we won and the results proved to the upper classmen that here was a bunch of kids to be reckoned wlth Our first year was a credlt to Morgan and we were awarded the Morale Prlze at gradua tion September 47 found us back 1n school still doing a good Job but lack 1ng a little of the freshmen pep We lost the magazlne campaign Maybe we dldn t sell as many magazines as the other classes but we certalnly gave them a good party Our most lmportant event as sophomores was the purchasmg of our class rlngs our everlast1ng remlnder of the happy days we spent at Dear Old Morgan As a class we were truly outstandlng and at commencement we were awarded the Morale and Scholarshlp prlzes From September untll June our Junlor year was a Wh1!'lWlIld of ex cltement We were the upper classmen now and took our respons1b1l1ty serlously Our financlal status was low and we realized that we must get to work and make some money Belng very cultured we declded we would have somethlng hlgh classed We engaged the Wesleyan Glee Club Our culture was greatly lmproved but the class treasury was minus instead of plus We were not daunted by thlS but worked very hard and made our Junlor Prom a social and financlal success Never IH the hlstory of the school has there been such feverlsh excitement as was experlenced when the basketball team won contest after contest captured the shorelme trophy and carrled Morgan s banner to the finals of the State Tournament We were loyal fans and appreciated the chance to have wltnessed such a fine team ln actlon Still ma1nta1n1ng our high scholastlc standing we were awarded the Scholarshlp Trophy at graduatlon Enterlng our senlor year we did not slacken our pace but set about the task of being an example of dignity and refinement now that a new set of bables namely the elghth grade had been brought 1nto our mldst The comblned efforts of each and every one made our year book venture a huge success We can boast that we sold more ads than any other prevlous class Much time and effort was put lnto our Christmas Cotlllxon and we brought a new custom to Morgan the crowning of the snovs queen It was the expressed desire of all that thls our best and shortest year be filled with deeds that would long remaln ln the memory of those who came after us Under the able guldance of our respected prmclpal Mr Joel our patlent and devoted class advisor Mr Duguid our helpful and understanding teachers and our dear frlend Mr Fletcher we have reached our goal May the echos of the happy volces of the class of 50 rlng long in the halls of this our Alma Mater whose loving arms have held us these the best years of our lives It IS vuth grateful hearts and tear dlmmed eyes that we realize that now the hour has come when the class of 50 must say farewell -JOHANNA SODERSTROM ww 22 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 - ' ac 1 I9 - ' . . 1 1 . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , . . 1 as 37 - . . . . . . - u - 11 . . . 1 - 1 . . U . ,, . . . . . 7 . Y , . . . . 1 1 . 1 - 1 1 - 1 . ' . , 1 1 - 1 - . , . . 1 1 . . Y. - . . - 1 JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Presdlent Lee Correll Presldent I Howard Sternberg Secretary John Johnson Secretary Louise Kane Treasurer Helen Rae Swa1n Treasurer Barbara Walton FRESHMEN EIGHTH GRADE Presldent Lucy Sagllo Presldent John Miller Vlce Presldent Carl Chrlstenson VICE Presldent Theodore Neely Secretary Agnes Gaylord Secretary Shlrley Moge Treasure Harry Lecky Treasurer Thomas Palmer 23 l l . .Xxlk .-if-, . . '.,:JJ'f , Vice President M Ln' 1 . .Q Richard Walton Vice President 3 1--P., if hnieherd Wilcox I I I , Q : . , .Y U v l I -I1 T H au.. ,Aww 'Ill -nh' f, 5 .7 I4 -1 ,x , U - Vi f x Q ,wif ,ff X 'ff-P A-' ee rg, ugh fllowff 'D 19,31 I 3' - J 1' -'Jdfgv .104-23 f ' . f' M 1 . ' l W3 M Left to rlght first row Gertrude Platts Joan Wall John Johnson Helen Rae Swam Lee Correll Rlchard Walton Patsy McFlv am Mildred Bralnald Second row Mr Wahle advlsor Dorothy Peterson Ruth Schumack Esther Vkrlght Carolme Dowd Falth Norton Jean Slevxert Ann Norton Myra Lee Dutrlelle Mr Hamllton advlsor Thlrd row Fred Thompson Benjamm Brown Donald Heser Robert Stelnson Roger Bedell Harold Wrlght Thomas Howard Donald Gustaffson Edwln McKmIay JUNIOR CLASS Th1s rear has been a busx one for the JUHIOFS Thew orgamzed earlx and held thelr class electlons xx 1th the follovung results Presldent Lee Treasurer Helen Rae Sw am The Student Councll members xx ere Thomas Howard and Joan VN all In Nlarch vuth the verx able help of thelr class advlsors 'Hr VS ahle and Mr Hamllton thex sponsored a concert glven bx the LFIINCTSILX of Connectlcut Glee Club Th1s xear the basketball team xx hlch had a xerx good season was made up mostlx of boss from the Junior class The Junlor Prom then' most outstandlng success of the xear vxas enjowed bx mam of the students and alumni BX thexr nexer fallmg energx and hard work thex dld 1 good mb Ill the magazme campalgn comlng out ln second place 24 T4 'Lf i, l g . ' - . '- v . . Y . 1 ? l .V 1 . r s .v w 4 ' v Y I 1 - ' '- J V , : 1 v t l 1 v U 1 ' U 1 Lim i 1 Y 3 I In 1 s ' ' I 9 - l, Xml 1 . v V s s l U 1 'XXX s I D 1 V I I v ' . v V . Y . v Correll, Vice President-Richard. Walton, Secretary-John Johnson and v i 7 l . f' Y A ' K ' ' 1 ' v - A . 3 ' v . l. 1 . , t . . L tv A V . ' v 8- K , v L , kr tw r I lv LA Dv , v Left to right first row Betty Stemback Shirley Kroupa Abigail Comstock June Wright Elaine Pugh Sandra Ginburg Joan Miller Second row Sally Holbrook Berta Farizo Richard Wilcox Louise Kane Howard Sternberg Barbara Walton Alberta Soderstrom Mary Ann Sayelli Thlld row Miss Horan advisor Chapman Holbrook Arthur Becker James Lastland Marie Saglio Dorothy Miller Marilyn Hol brook Marion Emack Katheline Kopsak Joyce Gerl Marion Walton Challes Palmer Gerald Wren Mlss Conway adwisoi Fourth row Gordan Brainard Eugene Mondam Louis Avery Arnold Davis Robert Woodstock Lawrence Champion John Nerl SOPHOMORE CLASS Early m the fall the class held its first class meeting and elected the following officers President Howard Sternberg Vice President Richard Wilcox Secretary Louise Kane Treasurer Barbara Walton and Student Council William Haag and Alberta Soderstrom This IS the class that won the Magazine Campaign last year This year they d1dnt do so good-ending up in fourth place Although they made thelr class quota they were punlshed by being made to wear the following at the party bovs Little Abner costumes and girls short skirts and sweaters We know they ll do much better next year The big event for the class this year vsas the purchaslng of the class rings They chose a nice ring gold banded xx 1th a blue stone stamped with the Morgan seal in gold Their class advisor 'Vliss Horan did much to help this class along the hard road to upperclassmen 25 A 5 OPP, is ' f I4-IS 1 x . K X . Q- - 1 . , .1 2, . . y William Haag, Timothy Dohahue, Donald Walloci Robert LaVasse1fr, Otto Finkledayi 9 1 9 V . ' x - v 1' I v - . , . . . , Dv v .K tv . v . . , A . v . . 7 Left to rlght-first row Allen Whrte Daud Ryerson Franklln Merwln Robert Harrlson Wxllram Ward Peter Wall Allen Dallas Walter Pattr Second row Mrss Strange advrsor Patrlcxa xllxams Cecella Dowd Agnes Gaylord Lucy Sagho Harry Lecky Carl Chrrstensen Venna Andrews Mxss Nmles advlsor Thlrd row Donald Perrmg Wrlllam Kroupa Naoml Haag Shlrley Goodhue June Alexander Susan Kelsey Lollta Wagner Joan Watrous Vhllmam Stevens Ifourth rom Maryorle Grxs wold Margaret Spratt Clara Brown Barbara Hucke Prudence Johnson Clara Austm Bruce Brelllng Flfth row Garry Darnsteadt Gerard Burnham Robert OFSIDI Davld ner Carl Welsse Peter Burnham James Nutt FRESHMAN CLASS Here s one of the most enthuslastlc classes 1n the school Class elec tlons found the followmg officers presldlng for the1r 1n1t1al vear Presl dent Lucy Sagho V1ce Presldent Carl Chrlstenson Secretary Agnes Gaylord Treasurer Harry Lecky and Student Councll Shlrley Goodhue and Naoml Haag The Freshmen placed first IH the magazme campalgn and were re warded by a check from the Athletlc ASSOClatl0H vshlch greatly enlarged thelr treasurv Although they vson the campaxgn thex were also pumshed by the cruel SCHIOFS The bows had to wear shorts sweaters and a pan for a hat whlle the glrls had to vs ear burlap bags over old clothes Under the able guldance of Mr Drevx 'Vllss Nlles and MISS Strange thxs class has started the long trek for that goal sn h1ch looks wery br1ght at thxs moment of belng Senlors Good luck' 26 .33- 1 ur' Q v 1 a . .f W ' 1 ' 1 1 g ' r ff! - , 1 eg 1 1 1 1 1 1 'T A ' I . 7 l 9 ' ' I , 1 I . 1 Y1. . N 1 v I 1. - W 1 1 1 - 1 . . ' s ' V 9 . ' ' ! Y ! l I l l I 7 v . ' r Q Spenser, Peter-Vanderbogt. Sixth row-Freeman Smith, Kent lfurnham, Robert Wag- , . Q' . I 7 ' 7 ' 5 Q. F' r , . . . a . - Q L - Q - 1 l L .- X 1 1 . K' I - W - ' '- 2 . - M 1 . T ' . . . f W o Q - n Y - K . . N . Y, V . , U, V . . L' v L , . v t 1 ' V L - A . v, A at r A , 1 V Y , . . Left to rlght first row kneelmg June Husted Ann Saunders Betty GTIHJD Barbara Grlflin Second row Eva Nerl Rlta Sagl1o Ixancy Woodstock Shxrley Moge Theodore Neely Thomas Palmer Mar1lyn K1ng Janet Graham Th1rd row Melvm McElwa1n Lou1s Dalberg Gllbert Stanard Dav1d Altmansberger John Brown Fred Gerl Ratmond Anderson Nlcholas Andrews W1ll1am Edwards Cllfford Johnson Rlchard Merman Mr Powell advlsor Present1ng the elghth grade' ThlS class although a new add1t1on to the school has proved themselves very valuable Under the gu1dance and supervlslon of Mr Powell a graduate of Morgan not too long ago they gave the Freshmen class a run for thexr monev durmg the magazlne campalgn As officers of thexr class they elected the followmg Presldent-John Mlller V1ce Presldent Theodore Neely Secretarx Shlrley Moge Treas urer Thomas Palmer and Student Counc11 Nancy Woodstock and Kevm Drlscoll We hope that the mfluence of thelr peers CSen1orsJ wlll make thelr class one of the best to graduate from Morgan 27 I 1 - 1 1 Y . . . 1, . ' .1 . 1 l 1 1 1 ., . , , . 1 1 . 1 . . 1 1 I 1 1 A . A 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 - . . . Y . . ' 1 y . . Y ' 1 1 1 U ' 11 ' ' . . . . 7 Y . - 1 1 . 1 L. lA . L 1 THE BOYS GLEE CLUB The Boys Glee Club started off the year with a greatly enlarged attendance. They made recordings of several selections in order to study their singing. They sang for the Parent-Teachers Association and also for several school entertainments. Combined with the Girls Choral Club, they gave several selections at class day and graduation exercises. Again this year they joined with Sceneshifters and Choral Club in taking part in the school operetta, The Pirates of Penzance. CHORAL CLUB This year's Choral Club, which was the largest in the school, has made some creditable appearances. Under the able guidance of Mrs. Walker and Mr. Wahle, they made their debut at the first assembly of the year. They performed at the school Christmas Program and at one of the Parent-Teachers meetings. They attended the All-State Musical Festival at the Bushnell Memorial in Hartford and with the presentation of the operetta, The Pirates of Penzance, they completed an enjoyable and beneficial musical year. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council this year has made some very important and lasting decisions. We decided that the Valedictorian of the Senior class should receive a fifty dollar Savings Bond and the Salutatorian should receive a twenty-five dollar savings bond. A Junior Red Cross Council was formed within the Student Council and four of our members were chosen to serve on the Young People's Community Association Commit- tee. We've sponsored a clean-up campaigng a book driveg and a Community Chest drive, all of which have turned out successfully. Each council member pushed the clean-up campaign by drawing posters which resulted in a much neater school. The book drive was for the benefit of the sailors at the New London submarine base and because of this drive several members had an opportunity to visit the sub-base. This second year, the Community Chest drive was met with a generous response from everyone. Out of this many donations have been given to many worthwhile charities. The most important business of the year was a meeting with the teachers. VVe were able to discuss and remedy many of the gripes of the students. The 1949-'50 Student Council officers are: president-Thomas Howard, vice president-Caroline Steinson, secretary-treasurer-Alberta Soderstrom. FORUM CLUB This year the Morgan Forum Club was host to the semi-annual Shoreline Forum. This interesting and educational event, which was held at the Andrews Memorial, was largely attended by representatives from surrounding towns. The officers for the current year are as follows: Everett Hunt, Presidentg Roger Griffin, Vice President, Johanna Soderstrom, Secretaryg and Virginia Borst, Treasurer. Guided by its competent advisor, Mr. Drew, its members are now qualified to compete in any topic under discussion. The Forum is an all important part of Morgan's activities and it is broadening and enlightening to meet with pupils from other schools and discuss subjects of importance and interest to all. SCENESHIFTERS The Sceneshifters is a dramatic organization under the direction of Miss Horan This club has given the school and townspeople much enjoyable entertainment in the past The club began this year s activities by electing the following officers President Beverly Pendleton Vice President Caroline Stemson Secretary Shirley Kroupa and Treasurer Alberta Soderstrom At Christmas time the Sceneshifters planned and presented the Christmas Program which was held in the Grammar school on December 19th Soon after this a cast was chosen to present the skit The Ins and Outs which was put on at the Andrews Memorial during a school assembly The club also took an active part in the operetta The Pirates of Penzance the cast of which included members of the Boys Glee Club the Choral Club and the Sceneshifters With all the entertainments that were planned the Sceneshifters again succeeded in having a full and prosperous year IVY LEAVES The Ivy Leaves has just completed an exceptional year. Many issues filled with articles of interest to everyone in the school have been published. They began the year with an organization meeting under the direction of the new advisor Mr. Robert Hamil- ton. Nominations were taken for ofiicers and the following were elected: Editor-in- Chief, Ann Holbrookg Assistant Editor Myra Lee Dutrielleg Business Manager Joan Wall' and Exchange Editor, Ruth Schumack. Credit for the many and varied issues should be given not only to the members of the staff but to the many reporters and typists without whose help each issue would have been impossible. Special credit and thanks should be extended to Mr. Lindsay Fletcher whose poems have added much to every issue. PRESS CLUB This is the second year for this club at Morgan. It was established by the Seniors of '49 and carried on and ex- panded by the Seniors of '50. The first meeting was held and the officers were elected. They were: President-Carl Woodstockg Vice President- Thomas Howardg Secretary- Lee Correllg Treasurer-John Johnson. The first job was the print- ing of programs for all the basketball games. Then came tickets for the Senior Cotil- lion and in rapid-fire pro- grams and name tags for the Shoreline Forum, tickets for the University of Connecti- cut Glee Club, covers for the Courses of Studies for the next year, and many other odd jobs. The club took in many new members who will carry the club on through the coming years and who will try to better it in every way they can. -'L Ltd' MORGAN SEWING CLUB This year the Sewing Club elected at the first meeting the following officers: Presi- dent-Marilyn Holbrook, Vice President - Alberta Soder- strom, Secretary - Mildred Brainard and Treasurer- Sally Holbrook. They started off the year by selling tickets for a raffle for which the prize was a radio. This got their treasury off to a good start and they added to this by showing several movies. Their big project of the year was the annual Spring Fashion Show. The Sewing Club obtained the wardrobe of spring clothes from New York and had as models some of the girls in school. They also gave several food sales under the able direction of Miss Patricia Strange, their advisor. As in previous years, the Sewing Club took a trip to New York City in the Spring. OFFICERS . Carl Woodstock C Thomas Howard f. , , Lee Correll .. John Johnson HI Y CLUB The H1 Y met soon after school started and elected the following officers PTCSI dent Roger Griffin Vice President W1ll1am Champion Secretary Martha Griswold and Treasurer Marion Emack The flrst thing to be done was to have 1n1t1at1on for the Freshmen who were coming in as new members About fifteen Freshmen suffered The club held a dance in February which proved to be a social success although not a financial one A Saint Patrick s Day party was also held and everyone enjoyed themselves Three members attended the H1 Y Youth ln Government Program in Hartford Those representing the group were William Champion Senator and Martha Grxswold n atives and Roger Griffin Represe t The attendance has been rather poor this year the probable reason being that the H1 Y doesn t intend to sponsor their traditional Minstrel Show The attendance will probably increase next year w1th a class of about fifty freshmen entering Morgan MORGAN TGWER STAFF The Morgan Tower Staff under the full co-operation of the entire class and under the direction of the editor Carl Woodstock was a complete success. With the guidance of our class advisor Mr. Duguid we succeeded in making this issue of the yearbook more of a financial success than any other previous class. We sincerely hope that this book will recall to your minds the many cheerful days at Morgan. The Tower Staff is as follows: Schubert. and John Wilson. and Charles Kelsey Schubert. EDITOR-Carl Woodstock BUSINESS MANAGE PHOTOGRA PHY-W1ll1am Wren CIRCULATION - Roger Griffin William Cahmpion, Robert Cava naugh, Virginia Borst Ellen Nord LITERARY-Jean Jordan Carl Woodstock, Ann Holbrook Johanna Soderstrom, Lydia Pardo Vhlliam Dallas, John DiBella and Marie ,nf 0 ,Wh 45 mg '. 1 r 4 MH, 5' NX Q 5 1 N ,fl ff x g Hr ' , li' lx .AY fi Lx M , f M 7 is 4 ,Q 4' F If fl 3 j H .W 2 id .N 48 F fi ,' - f ' ,Q is g is 'ji fb W Q 52 I' q ' .9 w if r ' - 'gi B! GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY ThlS year the Glrl s Fleld Hockey team had a very successful season The most outstandlng game of the season vsas the one 111th Sax brook at Morgan The gxrls showed tremendous lmprovement ln thelr plavlng and wound up the season vs 1th a 5 to 1 v1ctorx over Old Say brook Thls year somethxng new was started 1n the lnterest of the g1rls on the team It vsas the Hockey Cl1n1c xn Old Sax brook The Morgan g1rls showed great lnterest ln thls meetmg and vs ere vs ell represented Although the team vull lose seven Semors thls year thy fully expect to do a good Job ln the future xx 1th the many glrls xx ho partlclpated as substitutes durlng the last season HOCKEY SCHEDL LE October October October October Ixovember 9 Iwovember ' Home games 1 Morgan Morgan 1 organ Morgan 'VIorgan 'N organ W9 A 54 Madlson Sax brook Essex Old Lx me Deep Rlver Say brook 9 5 f 0 ' 13 1 g 19 M 2 26 . 0 3 f . 1 1 ' ' 15 I A 5 Y GHURS BASKETBALL Although the girls opened their season with a loss, they soon got into the swing of things and won a good part of the following games. Good cooperation and hard work on the part of the girls won them a very successful season although not as triumphant as that of last year. Under the able coaching of Miss Strange, good sportsmanship and clean play prevailed throughout the year. Although five of the nine letter winners are leaving this year, Morgan promises to put up some keen competition next year. GAME SCHEDULE Jan. 17 Clinton 20-Old Lyme 29 Feb. 22 Clinton 7-Old Lyme 19 Jan. 25 Clinton 22--Old Saybrook 16 Mar. 'T Clinton 35-Old Saybrook 23 Jan. 31 Clinton 28-Madison 23 'Marx 14 Clinton -Madison Feb. 10 Clinton 20-Guilford 24 'Mar. 21 Clinton -Guilford -Unplayed at the time this article went to press. SOFTBALL EEZ i ' 9 BOY S B ASKETB ALL Niorgan Hn1shed thlld IN the Sholthnt League th1S xear Although the team dldn t gne as good in account of 1t L11 IN x1OlfIl1l N tu o DIQXIOLIN Charnplonshxp Tknuns thex d1d bulhl up 1 good 1LLO1d of fourteen WIHQ and SIX losses Ewle Ilunt dornlnated the H001 plix 1nc1I3en B1cnxn hK11H the QCOTIHQ department After hung on top ot tht ht xp tm txxo xt1a1ght xeau Nlorgan baQketbaH plutl Nhouzxlthitthex had not onh learned hou to um, but that thex had alxo 1ea1ned hoxx to 1o t gelattfullx Besldes Hunt and Blow n the 1'O11OXXlIlg mc n ealned X dlN1tX 1ette1s Otto Flnkeldex Donald HQNL1 John Johnxon Ldxxm N1L1X1ll1dX Haro1d XX rxght and V11111am Haag SCHEDL LE lee MC lc C ll Nlolgan N10ILdI1 x1OlL,81l Morgan 'X mg 'N mg, 'N my 'N my 'N mg 't1oxp.an 11111111111 51004111 'W x 1 I I 1 1 Hoyt, N1 'X L L 1 pay 01d Ixmc 'N I1 n xhm N X311 XT X 9 1 - . ' 'V f ' 2 ja .. 4 ' , ' v 1 A1 , 2 Z :ii . S X ' 2 Av A v Z ,Lv v a v. .1 . . 1 sy ,lv . . C 'U Q Q v. X V. . 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' . 338---l'4at ,111 3111. 1 3111: f- 1 FLT--l a!'m1!11:t 36 TRACK BASEBALL 1 f iw! pf 1, .X 2 ,171 jf, IAQ, Z1 J -.Li v i f J , 1 l ' l x.i ' ,' i X , N f , , , if- A f 4 VY. K wl 'I I ilu 'lp' iwlf .1 I LH 4 -9 I THE CHEERLEADERS This year two new cheerleaders were added to the squad, which brought their total membership up to seven. The new members, Abigail Comstock and Shirley Goodhue, were aptly taught the cheers by the following former members: Ly- dia Pardo, Beverly Pendleton, Jo- hanna Soderstrom, Betsy Dibble and Gertrude Platts. With their favorite cheer 4'Ash Can they decided to have a little Indian doll for a mascot. With the enthusiastic spectators to help them, they followed 'our' team through a very successful year. f ' - ' f , ., g..zAcQ--fa-217 M' 1 I H441 f-gf-95 f , , 'n 4. Q,.,-f VX rfv 99 '4'- DX' 'd THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION COUNCIL The Athletic Association Council started its most successful year off by electing its officers as follows: President-Lydia Pardo, Vice President-Everett Hunt, Secretary- Betsy Dibble and Treasurer-Beverly Pendleton. The main project sponsored by the A. A. Council was the annual magazine cam- paign. The profit received was spent in purchasing a tape recorder, an amplifying system and girls' and boys' basketball equipment. These were enjoyed by all. The basketball banquet was well planned by the A. A. Council and the delicious food was enjoyed by everyone. They presented interesting speakers and the basketball awards were presented. The Council leaves the largest treasury that has ever been held by an Athletic Council. 00 in Q1,33?ii'a Qwfgiffjwm-gin-W WW X f-J iffiiifwf GWQMWJZJZW ,Q JLMWQ ing? if wwf 'yr 700'0 Vfg7YC 9,1 Z V if - 4', , :L fy-7 P-1r'Pv9Dbff'Je 77, , v AW 2,25 if wwe -5 W ad? 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