J Sterling Morton East High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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Late Learnin Adult education is tound at evening school. Evening school provides the adults with a place to learn that something extra needed tor obtaining a job, to relearn that forgotten typing, or to brush up tor that special interview, Evening school brings the adult public knowledge which will aid them in the tuture. Typical of the adult earnestness to learn is a personal typing class under the direction of Mr. T. J. Boduch. Through evening school an adult is given a second chance to complete his high school education or to merely further his familiarity of a specitic subiect. However, whatever the reason, adult education in evening school is a tremendous asset to the individual and makes tor a better community. - '-' V wfffffv--ffl:-wff 4 ff fm -:ras frff.-4,-wwifrvezz ff? YZ' Ll 5' f 12 ' if ff' H4227 fZf'?V?2i'r 'iff , 711f'ii'fy',jtf ff7fZ:fQQ V , V M ,fre ,ff ,, J' , ss- , IO M f, H 2 ixi I Also oFFered in the curriculum of evening school are several Mr. E. Doubek and his students are found examining a newly industrial arts classes acquired piece of apparatus in an electronics class which is a part of the tive year program in electronics technology.

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Summer Activities of Various Clubs Patsy Arentz took this snapshot of Diane Rezek preparing tor her cabin skit at the annual Morton Summer Music Camp. ,IZW JAN I Dottie Heines, Joyce Costelli, Paula Baker, Debbie Krych, and Penny Halac were among some of the girls who went to the Illinois Sand Dunes during the summer with their Modern Dance Club. Carol Kreici took this picture of Betty Brozas. lt is typical of the magnificent mountain ranges and dense forests which the Travel Club viewed during its trip to Colorado.