J Sterling Morton West High School - Talon Yearbook (Berwyn, IL)

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ariecl ways Travel Club members relive past Travels aT meefings. TOP: L. Liska, E. Mack, E. STeininger, J. Bekman, E. Susir E. I-loraz, S. Bl -T-J MIDDLE: Mr. D. C. Farris, Miss R. L. Fisher, Mrs. C. J. Farris, R. Luck, C. Horalek, E. Chaloupka. BOTTOM: ILGUZK, D. Blecka, C. DarnsTadT, M. MarTin, G. Zbornik. A ' Y Space exploration is the maior interest of The members of The Rocket Society. STANDING: R. Hurak, B. Mudra. SITTING: W. Barrels, F. Jur, P, Drnec. JAZZ CLUB . . . Jazz, The modern idiom of American music, has become The inTeresT oT The members of This organizaTion. An undersTanding oT This relaTively new and changing musical ex- pression is The goal of This cohesive group. Mem- bers aTTend jazz concerTs, analyze records Tor scinTiIlaTing rhyfhm and modern sounds, and dem- onsTraTe insTrumenTaIly The laTesT jazz eTTecTs and harmonic progressions. One of The goals of The Jazz Club is To promoTe a beTTer undersTanding and appreciaTion of iazz ThroughouT The enTire sTudenT body. So iT you vvanT To be way ouT, ioin The Jazz Club. Mr. W. VV. PreikshaT is The advisor oT The club. The oichcers were: PresidenT, Danny Kobida, Vice-presidenT, Ken FerranTino, SecreTary, AniTa KuTa, and Treasurer, Roberi Wegner. Dig that crazy rhythm, say The members of The Jazz Club, Row I: B. Kolar, C. BazanT. ,.,+.- Rovv 2: J. Ricker, Mr. PreikshaT, D. Kobida, K. Ferrantino, R. Wagner, M. RoTh, J. Jacobs. Row 3: F. Machek, V. Legner, A. KuTa, R. I-Iloused, S. Hermanek, M. Pry, R. Kapek, W. RaTay, .yy . TRAVEL CLUB. . . VVesTvvard I-lol ThaT is a familiar and yearly call of The members of The Travel Club. The Tabulous Ten day vacaTion is spenT amid The breaThTaking beauTy oT mounTainous Colorado. Pic- Tures, movies, and slides ThaT vvere Taken by The members on This Trip, are shovvn aT Their meeTings. The members enioy reliving The Trail rides, exploraTions, and someTimes hilarious episodes They en! counTered. IT you enioy Travel, This club is Tor you. Miss R. L. Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. Farris are The able enThusiasTic direcTors of The Travel Club. ITs oFTicers vvere: PresiclenT, RiTa Luck, Vice-presdienT, ErnesT Chaloupka, SecreTary-Treasurer, Carol Haralek. ROCKET SOCIETY . . . BlasT oTTI These are The vvords mosT Thrilling To The enThusiasTic members of The RockeT SocieTy. The gleam of The rockeTs vviTh Their impressive massiveness is The incenTive which They have To promoTe Them To invesTigaTions in rockeTry meThods. WiTh The currenT emphasis on missles and rockeTs being vvhaT iT is, These people realize ThaT This held is of ouTsTanding imporTance To The securiTy of our counTry. The race To The rnoon and oTher places in ouTer space Takes a greaT deal oT preparaTion in The Torm of research in order To vvin. IT is people like These vvho can help us win The race because They have The curiosiTy which is so insTrumenTal To discovery. PresidenT This year was Frank Jur. Boyd Mudra served as Vice-presi- denT, and VVaITer Friis vvas SecreTary. Vernon STerba was Treasurer. ET? ' 33 Y , Z y ' W 'I T I T, - 6 .V J W M , y L ,Y 3 I K 'X .liz nfl ' Page I7I :

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MORNING PRAYER. . . MosT of The mem- bers of This organizaTion are also mem- bers of The I-li-C Club. Because of The greaT aTTendance aT I-li-C meeTings, These people did noT feel ThaT Their desires Tor religious acTiviTies were being Tulhlled. This year's Morning Prayer membership has been one of The largesT ever. The sTudenTs have morning meeTings aT which They discuss The Bible in deTail. These gaTherings have been boTh enjoyable ancl enlighTening To The people who derive food for ThoughT from scripTure vvriTings. The many vvays in which The Bible can be inTerpreTed is one of The acTiviTies oT This club. They are geTTing a greaT deal of experience in Teaching Their rninds To reason correcTly. The onicers Tor This year vvere: PresidenT, Dave Voorhees: Vice- presidenT, Dave Forbes, SecreTary, Mary Mach, Treasurer, Joy Freschauf. 5 STANDING: K. Hughes, B. Forbes, L. Solar, C. Maiou- sel-c, J. Dreschauf, C. CorbeTT, V. Scheid, L. I-luizinga, E. Huizinga, C. Novak, A. Shandle SITTING: A. Swiglo, D. Forbes, D Childs, i'v'i, i','iac' K. Hogendoorn, C. Repemy, D. Jindra, R. Anderson J. Lang. STANDING: T Ringle, A. Zack, V STaros'lfa I? Se- nosr, G Goyeve. SITTING. S. Pillfis, B. ffiuofa if .I l?enn..alc. I? I-lessler, iff. O 'IQVS J Kariaai, aavisaf I raises STAMP CLUB . . . PhiIaTelisTs are The people who ind a greaT deal of inTeresTing inTormaTion available on The liTTle piece of paper which we sTiclc on envelopes. The sTamp's mundane exisTence is more Than made up Tor by The TascinaTion which These sTudenTs ind in Them. The securing of nevv issues as well as The collecTing oT old ones is oTTen discussed aT The meeTings. The colorTul paT- Terns and delicaTe waTer marks are all very imporTanT Te The scarciTy and value of sTamps. IT is ciuiTe inTeresTing To observe The many small deTails which can make a sTamp increase in vvorTh To These collecTors. Selling and Trading sTamps during The club meeTings is of prime imporTance and is very beneTicial To The members' collecTions. Co- operaTion is essenTial To sTamp collecTing. - 1 . - T se FU' 1jf2',ISiVfT'igf I- 5-5' Q . Uv Page I73 I U 3 'ei , T 1 SOCIAL SCIENCE CLUB . . . Learning more abof 'ne TuncTic,n'ng QT ear communETy and sTaTe is The chief ob- iecTive QT The Social Science Club. Since The club is ne,-.fly This year, IT is sTllI more The planning sTage, Under T ship oT Mr. VV. D. Rader bers parTicEpaTed in varig T organized or less in he leader- The chem- 'Js confer- ences concerning go-yernmenTal and oTher Topics relaTing To social science. IT was This club .-fhch Took on The responsibiliTy of planning The admin- isTraTion oT The Linked Nangng T353 The T'.fenT.f s x rfefrpers also Took several held Tr'os To places oF hfg- Torcal sgnT7can:e. Their offgerg were: Jerry SiTor, PresidenT, Sharon Roosar, Vice-pres'clenT- and Dane Shari-fin, Sezre-Tarf and Treasurer, S--.AM - GT-I T-irlfsff If-T-Jioi 1 s ,e'ff H N55 I- 'l'i, ' fe F Ee 54, If Eooei-I-Ei Sobiesri Y ?,:-e . C. Callaleiqv Bffi f-. 'i 'as: E. S'eining5f, L, .','5C:, '.'I1D.E 51.21 G, Gblcf J ,',-Egger, Rader J. Nofalc, C. Zilaf ci -41: 33, -I- ..': 5 P Zazvo'Va. ' HGGQ: .l. i'i'Icrf3 V. Ancerggri Q, Zzcmw Flsrei, Ceih, S Pg-,gy jeaiyefy G Zeslpq P pe -e'ce A