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

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fjwmffe This year saw the opening of the west branch of J. Sterling Morton High School. Students and teachers alike were unprepared for the graceful examples of modern architecture, from the curved hallway at the audi- torium to the glass enclosed plaza of the main entrance, which awaited them in the new building. In addition to being beautiful, however, the school houses all of the advanced ideas in education including a foreign language laboratory. f ,W i, , .-v ' .,,d Morton West students are informed and entertained by the many glass enclosed bulletin boards located throughout the school. 'f2:! J ,,.,,, f Making a student project out of decorating the art room, An example of the beautiful architecture of the students show traditional initiative and ambition. west branch is found in this stairway. Page 21

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sis TM The mosT anTicipaTed and prepared Tor evenT oT The Tall is The Homecoming weekend. IT begins on Friday aTTernoon vviTh The assembly aTTer school in The sTadium and ends vviTh The dance The nexT nighT during which The Frosh-Soph and VarsiTy queens are crowned. The parade SaTurday morning is The much avvaiTed producT of many Weeks of sTudenT labor, and The weekend is high- lighTed by The game which is, aTTer all, The core oT The Big Weekend. ' Nl X:idWH sea 'wifi 57, fQr-XWAWNWVK 'Y' Z A Morton ployers, cheered on by can enThusicisTic crowd, rose To The occasion ond come ouT of The bciTTle wiTh oi 7-7 Tie. 'li TTT 3955 Hours of labor go inTo The floods pczrTicipoTing in The Home- coming pcsrcide which are compleTely hond mode by sTudenTs. The J.S.M. Dance Bond enTerTciins Tor The Homecoming Assembly held QT The sTczdium. Page 23