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

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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

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OMQOVVOW FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA. . . The FTA. is a naTional organizaTion To familiarize stu- denTs vviTh The Teaching profession. STudenTs learn The aspecTs of Teaching, The opporTuniTies in a Teaching career, and The various posiTions obTainabIe vviTh proper Training, Through mem- bership. The year's acTiviTies, vvhich include IecTures on Teaching given by prominenT edu- caTors, were Topped off in The spring by a Trip To a nearby Teacher's college. During pre- vious years, plans were made To visiT NorTh- wesTern UniversiTy and The UniversiTy oT Chicago. Knowledge of The educaTional facili- Ties available are secured Through These Trips. The club is advised by Mr. V. W. Scubikovvslci. Olshcial posiTions were held by Carole Rychecky, PresidenT, Jessica Feinberg, Vice-presidenT, Marilyn Skorski, SecreTary, Arlene Greslco, Treasurer. These people know their services are needed. TOP: P. Hogan, M. Skorski, J. Feinberg, P Bryan, C. Formanski. SEATED: E. Borgeaud, C. Rychecky, R. Kiefer, P. Swenson, A. Grecco, J. Vodraska, V. VanDenburgh. Helping others to help themselves is the plan of these students. Row I: Mrs. F. R. Satz, C. Szathrnary, D. Pavler, E. Varda, M. Slaby, C. Jezek. Row 2: K. Randolph, N. Ciner, P. Baker, R. Vaupa, J. Larkins, M. Welch. 'K if f 4 fr Y, Lis' f -- ' .TT A K ' - - f - .fgq ref 'T :Il ' fl T ,L - N . .4515 Y J is: 'I -ff' TTA' I . f .fs ,mf .ff ff, A. 1, ,mm f f . . ,V , ... , 1 of Page l75 1' if' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA . . . Improving Their skills in cooking and sevving is The obiecTive oT The FuTure I-Iomemakers oT America Club. The girls discuss nevv vvays oT prepar- ing Toods, as vvell as other culinary shorT cuts. The members also gain pracTice in dressmalcing and sevving Techniques. By sponsoring sales of various iTems, The girls obTain money for Their numerous proiecTs, acTiviTies, and excursions. The olfhcers Tor Easf vvere: RiTa Burchalc, President, Donna Vaughan, SecreTary, Rosemarie Melka, Treasurer. The PresidenT aT West was RuThann ArIarT and Barbara Kubilc was The WesT Treasurer, Care to taste the soup, suggests one Future Homemaker to another. SITTING: M. Aguilera, Mrs. Pefrdil, R. Burchak, R. Mell-ca, D Vaughan, R. Arlarr, L, Tkach' B. Kubilf STANDING: C. Widiger, J. Kapoun, V. Monczyn ski, D. Bonin, J. Vaclavek, B. Reizels, R. Techman R. Klug, M. Vlfeiss, P. Bang-5, 1 'iii- .- Wa