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

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0 Worfon A glimpse into a West hall while classes are in session shows the utilitarian beauty which characterizes the West branch. I ri is Ein it One of the busiest spots at Morton West is the Book Store where students not only obtain books but Issuing home passes is one of the many functions also purchase fee tickets. of the Nurse's Ottice at Morton East. Page 15

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.74 g6l'l'll0:5Q Up and Down stairways prevent congestion during the five minute break between classes. A typical scene of seniors getting ready for the day ahead is found in Senior Alley. From the time the first bell rings each morning until the last rings each afternoon, an air of bustling activity is present in every classroom and hallway. Many freshmen are a little frightened by the size and strangeness of Morton, but this feeling soon wears off. They become acquainted with the various op- portunities and activities which make life at Bulletin boards, located throughout the building, keep students well informed of coming events. Page 14 school both enjoyable and challenging. Zero hour finds many students putting final touches on their homework.

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f ,gs 1 if Prom attenders conclude the magic evening with dinner at Richard's. 0Ci6t! W if Lynn Novak, president of the Senior class, addresses classmates and parents during the graduation exercises. Page 16