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

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Len Walsh, choirmon WM Ms.. , A X ,VJ ,f-ff! - .-ff'fVt'f sg., Q lk I,,',l,vv , J - siiiiuii uiiss sflgf Four yecirs cigo the Closs ol 1944 entgnecl. Morton cis ordinory, noisy freshmen crowding through lVlorton's holls in their lirst exciting doy ol high school lite, Even otter o levy doys these some people were still looldng lor the elevotor ond Finding trouble in opening their loclcers. Now, they ore obout to lecive, not os noisy Freshmen, but os dignified Seniors. The Clciss ol '44 hos come ci long Wciy since those lirst doys. As underclossmen they plonned the usuol octivities ond sociols. Then in their junior yeor they plonned the biggest event, the Prom, ond os Seniors they plcinned grciduotion. Lois Jedlicko ond Ed Ginsburg. Top'-Mary Ellen Peters ond Lois Mollicocit Bottomflid Lembitz ond Chuck Bobich. 26

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lf X fi rl l MAJ X Q J :Ni 0 Vfxlligllj .0 . Then their last year they had charge ol all b'net planned both Senior activities. The ca i h e ol the Senior play. Class Nights and had C arg During their tour years at Morton this class has tried to be one that vvill long be remembered for all round ability, nobleness of character, and pleasing personality. Alter these auicl4 passing years they are only one ol many such groups to leave Morton and begin nevv lives vvith the ' h so ably given to them prepara tion vvhich she as Tom Drabek, csfff Marianne Spal, Bill Sa 54.7 sek QW A. C. EI liott, O. l-l. Bush, A. Ro zanek, P. P, Rohe.