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

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Honor I Theirs SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY . . . Election to the National Senior Honor Society is one of the highest honors a Morton student can achieve. Membership is based on more than just good academic standing. Each candidate must show outstanding qualities of leadership and service. When May rolls around, elections are held in which both the faculty and the student have their say, and only fifteen per cent of the senior class and tive per cent of the junior class are finally admitted. The members perform various services throughout the year, one project being the biannual supervision of the honors banquet, Speakers are invited to the meetings to discuss various topics, and the members of the club and its advisor, Mr. P. L. Kiser, always enjoy the tradi- tional splash party. Officers elected for the first semester were Robert Freiberg, president Dave Berner vice president, Joyce Frost secre tary Rich Kassner treasurer Second se mester officers Rich Kassner, president Joyce Tetrev vice president Nonine Nelson secretary and Wayne Jartda IVGBSUFSI' SENIO 2 HONOR SOCIETY Peter Anderson Paul Bakule Kenneth Bala Bonnie Bedrava Daniel Bell David Berner Anthony Bialas Diane Borella Margaret Bozarth Donna Mae Brazitis Irene Bukovsky Dorothy Dalton Gerald Diedrich Marion Dunlop Sheila Dvorak Richard Ebens Charles Eggerstedt Robert Freiberg Joyce Frost Roger Hahn Carolyn Hans Wayne Janda Robert Jenkins Richard Kassner Roy Kotynek Vililliam Kutny Walter Loveland Judy McClendon David Melka Sandra Molek Notine Nelson Ralph Neiman April Ochsner G raldine Patrick Roberta Plachy Gloria Polich Charles Prazak Eileen Riccomi Elizabeth Salak Carole Schwab Barbara Sladek Jeanne Slovacek Roger Stedron Frank Stephan Donna Stulik NancyJ Svec Earl Talbot Joyce Tetrev Jon Trefil Betty Vicha Top Membership in the Senior Honor Society is based on more than just academic ability Center Only higher honors could be in store for these students Bottom Scholarship leadership and character Top First row N Svec J Tetrev D Stulik D Dalton Second row S Dvorak G Patrick J McClendon S Molek Third row E Talbot R Freiberg R Jenkins P Anderson J Tretil D Diedrich Fourth row W Janda P Bakule D Melka Mr P L Kiser M Bozarth Center First row F Stephan K Bala J Frost J Slovacek R Kotynek Second row B Bedrava D Borella E Salak G Polich N Nelson E Riccomi Third row R Hahn R Ebens B Vicha R Kassner R Neiman Bottom R Freiberg J Frost R Kassner Page 141

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Planning Socicil Activities M.S.G.A .... Everyone associated with the M.S.G.A., whether he is a Board member, a committee worker, a Court member, or an Assembly representative, is building for the future by learn- ing to accept more than j.1st the average amount of responsibility All the different phases con nected with government repre sents a tremendous amount of toil but the students invoived ir this work always manage to keep their heads above water an have a little fun doing it e MSGA by demonstrattng true democratic ideals is an integral part in a school of our size Page 140 Top The Social Committee has the respon slblllty for planning our dances during the school year Bottom Formulatmg enloyable homecom mg festivities is the malor task of the Activity Committee First ow VV or B Bedrava H its J Vattl-lalen L Mustik C Pet rlc is tart M i in r F Ste, cond rcw Nl Ponc r E ickso mlaha J uctenslct A A r c Ktrclter M Beclener C l-letlenbaclt Third row S Anderle B Kotaslca B Mclerta ov ce av Sche a 1 s f owe f o Mr oo M c Bo tom First s M Mali on N S C lst set H l cgtn Tl trd rev l ll A it c 1 S v cle t . F I I . y l ' d ' ' '. Th Top- ' r J. all w, , , C a , , ' ' , . e a H N sl C , C. es ge . chart t Se . a , J. r rt, B Ne , K ' , lb e ht, N. han, J. Sl a lc B. H el, J d l Koi, Mr . Nl W H l Tfttss H. l B -l J C lf . D Zaj' elm t - rox. 'JUS l-4 l Btlnx. B Togtws, H Nov.-l J V' s', B .'. 'rl M C f nn, J Ktmczi- S :incl row. L Str ', S .toltilu 'Uvi' -l P ,bar , 'T G-. at ,t the '.' '.'. c te J Drift t . E T.l flc,C Bl' cl'clc, D E gel, J Hfiww D Veselskt G falvlc, C. Cl 'lic l Gal titslci A a i sis, Nl Jurclr A Pt 't s lrtlf, J Beuag

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Toclcuy's Scholars Capabuluty us a fran possessed by all those who The people un thus pucture are L Waldvogel M Beranek R Kassner E Salek Mr L S Zelup R are members of the Junuor Honor Socuety Neuman N Nelson R Hahn P Anderson K Bala R Freuberg E Talbot S Lebeda S Molek N C Svec M Poncar J Anderson J Treftl P Bakule M Bozarth D Borella R Kotynek D Bell S Kuras B Nemlaha A Halpun N J Svec B Sulhan E Ruccomu D Dalton J Frost B Bedrava JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Members to the Junuor Honor Soc ety are chosen from the sophomore class by the taculty If a student dusplays trauts ot scholarshup leadershup and character besudes possessung a grade average of 90 or better tor two semesters he us eluguble for nontunatuon Thus organuzatuon undertakes such protects as placung names on the honor scrolls sendung representatuves to the grammar schools of the Morton area to accuuaunt graduates ruth M rton and the bannual supervusuon ot the Honors banquet Oth ers for the ftrst semester Peter Anderson presudent Duane Bcrella vuce presudent Bea Nemlaha secretary Karen Fugura treasurer Second semester ofh cers Al Just Presudent Bruce Barta vtce presudent Bea Nemlaha secretary Sandy Lebeda treasurer P gel-42 J. Slovacelc, L. Herdal B.. Vicha, G. 'Patrick M. Hruby,lP.ACherry, IR. hisher, letrev,lF.-Stephan . . . ' E F . U . Q