The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

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Whule wanderung along a busy cuty street one day CI had lust recovered from a long suege of the sleepung sucknessl the sugn of a gypsy mystuc caught my eye lt read Guldo knows and tells all fates It came to me that I could funally learn what had become of my old hugh school classmates It had been many years sunce I had seen or heard from any of them and I was curuous The followung tales were told to me that day by the old gypsy Roger Bedell contunued on to college But the studyung he dudnt go for He decuded enough of thus knowledge And became a gentleman loafer Pat McElwaun uourneyed to Parus France And hasnt returned to thus day It seems she does a sensatuonal dance The can can un a dungy cafe Jack Passant was always cheerful enough Before he marrued hus wufe But dushes and duapers have made hum gruff Hed expected a leusurely lufe Lee Correll eloped one day Wuth an Egyptuan balu dancer When asked why he acted thus way Lee lust smules and wull not answer Helen Rae s deftness wuth needle and thread And her cleverness to boot Produced creatuons whuch funally led To her A Bomb bathung suut I4 Unable to decade on a career Esther Wrught was caught un a panuc But before long she ended her fear When she became an auto mechanuc Its saud as warden of a gurl s reformatory That Duck Walton s uob us taxung But Duck humself has a dufferent story He claums uts quute relaxung Jean Suewert s devotuon to her career Wull probably never fade For she us un truth from what I hear A Y M C A chamber maud After many specual courses Mac found he had a one track mund When ut comes to cleanung up horses He s the bookues latest fund Fred has traveled far and near ln hus souped up auto racer To many gurls he us a dea Hus nuck name us The Chaser' 1 1 - 1 11 - 11 - , . , . 1 1 . . , . . . ' 1 f II - II 1 1 1 . . . , . . , 1 1 , . . , . . . 1 1 ,, ,, . . . . , . . - , . . . , . 1 1 1 - - 1 , . . . 1 1 1 . . . 1 - 1 - , . I . . ' I. . . - - - 11 1

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MAN HATER Esther Wrlght NICEST EYES Pat McEIwaln Don Gustafson WOMAN HATERS Rog Bedell Bob Steunson MOST BASHFUL Ann Norton Rog Bedell BEST NATURED Dot Peterson Duck Walton CLASS GRIPERS Gert Platts Don Gustafson ARTISTS Ruth Schumack Jeddy Johnson BEST INFORMED Myra Lee Dutrleullle Ed McKmlay Tom Howard FICKLE BEST PHYSIQUE Ed Harding FRIENDLIEST Dot Peterson Taft Wrnght WOLVES Gert Platts Lee Correll BLUFFERS Dian Dudley Don Gustafson SOPHISTICATES Pat McEIwam Tom Howard QUIETEST Ann Norton Jack Passant WITS Joan Wall Taft Wright WELL DRESSED Mnlly Brannard Tom Howard BEST DAN CE RS Gert Platts Helen Rae Swann Ed McKmlay Ed McKmlay Don Gustafson Don Gustafson -5 BEST FIGURE Gert Platts NICEST SMILE Mllly Bralnard Don Heser ATHLETES Gert Platts Don Heser MOST POPULAR Joan Wall Tom Howard CLOWNS Joan Wall Bob Stemson APPLE POLISHERS Joan Wall Fred Thompson MOST APT TO SUCCEED Myra Lee Dutrleullle Tom Howard PESSIMISTS Gen Plans Don Gustafson BEST LOOKING Mnlly Bralnard Don Heser Tom Howard POLITICIANS PALS Myra Lee Dutrleullle Ed McKmlay Jeddy Johnson Tom Howard I3 Mllly Bramard an Pat McEIwa1n Bob Stemson an Fred Thompson ' ' Joan Wall Jean Siewert ' d d

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Don Heser easily clumbed great helghts He was so luthe and lumber Hrs lob affords hum many snghts Hrs daily cry IS timber ' A tonlc Mllly Bramard discovered That landed her In gall None of her patients ever recovered To supply the needed ball Taft keeps them rolllng In the aisles Hrs fans thunk he s a not Thus causes the ushers untold trlals They cant keep the audnence quiet The local dnsc lockey IS Myra Lee Her program IS hard to top Stems from her love of be bop Bob Stelnson became a man of vast wealth And he traveled and spent ln great sprees Fmally due to hrs alllng health He moved to an rsle ln the South Seas The customers clamor for this mlss Her merchanduse rs rare The prlce IS low the prlze a klss In Gerts booth at the falr Johnny s happuer than he s ever been Now that he has earned the part Of slnglng Gilbert and Sullivan With the troop of D Oyley Carte Although she hasnt become a star yet The opera goers have all seen Ruth Our class snnger IS employed at the Met And performs nightly at the ticket booth Naval trarmng IS rlgld these days As every sanlor knows Gus has learned to mend hns ways Hus late advancement shows Dian works for the Salvatlon Army And although she earns no pay She says Thus llttle bell wlll arm me For the comlng ludgment day Ed Hardlng shmes as a track star The world one hundred yard record he passed He was expected to go that far For has managers clalm Ed s always been fast' Ann Norton revived short skurts again They re worn throughout the nation We came to prlce Inflation Her lab at the bank as to know what s cooking But Dotty Isnt troubled Cause lots of times when nobody s looking Her salary IS doubled From all our class lust one remained We had figured that he would For not tlll all A pluses are gamed Wnll Morgan lose John Duguld Senator Howard s pollcy for peace Showed has sknllfulness of the past And earned for us what we hope wont cease So I ve honored hlm as the last JOAN WALL I . . . . I . , . . . ,,. ,, . . . . . I . . I . . .Q I . ,, . . . I - - - II . . . I . . I . . , . . . I , . . . . , . , . This popularity-it would seem to me- She thought they'd save some money when . . . , . I L . . , ' I , . . . , . , . I . . I . . I . . . . I . . 1 . . ,. ,, ,, . , , , . . . I ' I I ' . . I . . . . , I I . , , . I I ' ' Il II I 'I5