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

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AYBE it seems strange, but the beginning of high school days is a different phase of life in itself! One can easily compare the life of 21 student to that of a snowball if you look at it in a figurative manner. When one stops to think about the prog- ress of high school days, it is easy to realize the similarity between a beginning freshman's new journey, and that of a snowball's. They both venture as something without a future, something that needs a little push to get started before rolling and rolling to higher levels. Once started, the human gathers no snow, but forever grasps knowledge, gains fun along with opportunities for success, and acquires new friends along the way. Of course, in this MORTONIAN ADVEN- TURE, the way will become rough and a little more brain and less brawn will have to be packed or taken away from this goal for which you strive. In the end, however, you'll not turn out to look like a snowman, but you'll resemble more the American citizen you were cut out to be. Page 5 ....-.1:,. Q-Hui K