Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

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Mr. Corper's pleasure is evident, and lhe juniors especially appreciated his sweet tooth. '55 Sf M-0,x.'3! SET THE PACE. The smoky atmosphere addr-d zest Io roasting marshmallows ot the junior picnic ,Q PKhnc asm

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The cooks Mrs Eichelber er Mrs Hull Trips to Metamora Eureka, and Delavan tor exchange , , g , I assemblies were picnics of fun on the school bus. and Miss Birkey, prepared good mcqlg EMERGENCY DUDR -new me ,,,. Ytirsisgsmmy AFTER EXPERIENCED FRIENDS School is never all work, tor at M.T.H,S., there is usually some extrafcurricular activity in which to find pleasure. Class picnics were always anticipated with happiness, as were exchange assemblies with neighboring high schools. The schools three cafeteria cooks worked long hours to satisfy the appetites ot students. New menus, including hamburgers and trench fries, were introduced with gratifying success. The recentlyeacguired kitchen equipment made the food preparation taster, and resulted in tasty meals. The cafeteria was a noisy, but cheerful place every noon.

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W..--1-rwna.i,4 . 5 Jw YM F6 QS i .. in r -WI ww gf The Homecoming Queen. Iudy Rossi, poses with her court consisting of Ianie Asbridge, Iudy Huuter. Sharon Wuldbeser, and lane Aupperle. FOR AN UNFGRGETTHBLE STANDING.1eit to right: I. Klopfenstein, I. Aupperle, C, Haynes, D. Strunk, B. Hoskins, I. Russi. S. Diemer. I. As- hridge, M. Wehnes Qwashinglonj. S. Waldbeser. R. Smullenhfrrger. .po 1 E 'I 5 I , 5322 ft . Y is so 'H iii il Q-1 ,. .lx fic