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

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25 'ii Hs. Q llwx Barbara Rodd and John Zmrhal gaze with longing at this year's selections of Junior rings. A quick glance at Typical Morton students reveals the various activities in which they participate throughout the school year. Election of M.S.G.A. representatives, class boards, and cabi- nets constitutes an important facet of these activities since it acquaints each student with democratic proceedures. Of course, Mortonites aren't always studying or hurrying OFF to a club meetingg they tind time to exchange information about current events after school or between classes. .gzclaoof 38086 XE, J bf? Morton students are encouraged to take an active part Wouldn't you like to buy a pennant or beanie? in the annual elections of class boards and cabinets. Pat Loidolt asks Fred Mraz. Page 20

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Bruce Pagni, Shirley Hanzar, and Jane Wolak put the finishing touches on the center decoration for the Homecoming dance, BALI HA'I. Besides participating in the parade, these maiorettes enter- tained the crowd of enthusiastic spectators during half-time. ' 1 Waufica! aim a ea A fine example of the craftsmenship and skill that goes into the making of each float is the Music Department's showboat. adn ln one ofthe humorous skits ofthe Homecoming assembly, Dale McClendon charms the sailors visiting his island. Page 19

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One of the most beautiful sections ot the West branch is located iust inside the Main Entrance as .Q . 1 'FD' ylb .--'-- Designed by students, attractive and informative displays within glass showcases always catch the eye of passing students. Page 21