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

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Twelfth Night cast awaits iudge's decision. K. Krizanic, W. Vermillion, T. Lestina, K. Evriclge, G. SebesTa, S. Trumpis, F. VeTrovec, D. McClenclon, J. Pederson, M. Uss, S. Bending. One of The Tocal poinTs of all dramaTisTs aT MorTon is The conTesT play. Any drama sTudenT is eligible To Try ouT for parTs in The selecTecl scripT, anol The mosT quaIiTiecl of These are chosen. AfTer several weeks of rehearsal, The play is pre- senTed To English classes Tor The purposes of sTuclying Timing, blocking, ancl audience reacTion so ThaT lasT minuTe revisions which mighT improve The acTor's porTrayal can be maole. Finally, The greaT clay of compeTiTion arrives, and The show goes on. This year Twelfth Night, a comedy by William Shakespeare, was The chosen ' proclucTion. Through The unTiring eFForTs and accomplished clirecTion of Mrs. Hazel Valoaaflc Webb The play Took second place in The clisTricT conTesT, enabling The casT To Take parT in furTher compeTiTion. To be or not to be . Each a star in his own right. S. Zogas, T. OrTciger, Mrs. H. P. Webb. J. Rich, B. Misek, B. Togias. Page 208

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ANNUAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... .. Chester Laskovyski Business Manager . . . . . Sandra Remus Feature Editor .... ..,..... D orothy Bursik Faculty Editors . . ,.... Sherry Krob, June Vana Staff Artists ... ... John Hernikl, Michael Kouri Class Editors .. ... Joyce Jucius, Sidonia Schuman Jr. Ass't. Mary Ann Rizzato Jr. Ass't. Darlene Sieber Club Editors .......,..... Adrienne Georgandas, Magdaline l-lajek, Rosalie Smotzer Gail Zbornik Jr. Ass't. Bertrand Misek Puhlications, Music, and Drama Editor ...... .. Sheila Trumpis MSGA and Honor Societies Editor .,.........,... ... Ellen Borgeaud Boys Sports Editors . .. . . . James Richards, James Trautman Girls Sports Editor . .. .. . Patricia Hogan Staff Photographers ............... Chuck Korrtal, Allen Jackson, Joe Polivka, Ray Santini Staff Artists .,........ Michael Kourie, Jack l-lerniel Time for a break . Four heads are better than one. SEATED: D. Bursik, G, Zlaornik, A. Georgandas, J. Trautman, P, Hogan, M. Rizzato. SEATED: C. Laskovvski, M. Haiek, S. Remus. STANDING: J. Richards, A. Jackson, E. Borgeaud, M. Kouri, D. Sieber. STANDING: J, Jucius. His af' ,--,, Zz iw .1 W A- MQW Miff' EC.

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if Y f , , fig f X pun J 'U I Geisha girls on paracle LEFT SIDE: N. Micholas, S. Turek, S. Van Goethem, K. Osuch, A. Georgandas. RIGHT SIDE: R. MaTous, S. Remus, C. Nesbed, L. Vesely, C. Beina, D. Capek. MIDDLE: S. Zogas. I il f I A JJ? This y The lcaleidoscopic sTage aT Morron Through The magic of drama was slowly f Transf r inTo a scenic Japanese locale as Teahouse of The August Moon became The X sourc e ession Tor The loTTy senior class. The VVesTern mode merged inTo The EasTern, a cid al performers Took on orienTal characTerisTics Through The media of makeup a co ng. The main characTers of The play were: Thomas OrTciger as Salcini, a sly, lo T I a le, orienTal inTerpreTerg Sharon Zogas as LoTUs Blossom, an exguisiTe Geisha girl, . . Ji er ak, Tom Cervenka, and Jerry STyrsky as Three TrusTraTecl members of The U. S. lg S y. As a highlighT To This unique producTion, Camelia, a lolack and WhiTe goaT, was ndocTrinaTed inTo The casT and soon became anoTher of The sTar aTTracTions. Miss Beverly LUsTy's excellenT direcTion combined WiTh The experT Technical advice OT Mr. R. VV. TeeTer added auThenTiciTy To The play making iT one of The ouTsTancling perform- ances oT The year. We ,he people, Makeup - a fundamental part of drama. LEFT BOTTOM: W. Kubik, T, Cervenak, J. Mossey, S. MacDonald, J. Foley, G. Wolfe, F. Clark, P. Dvorak, S. Zogas, R. Matous, P. VanFIeeT, T. OrTciger. J. Szalkowski, T. Ortciger. , .t ,L A X Page 209