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

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55 s X , 9 A ti L Jr Pat Briza and Nancy Mattson exarnine a painting which was part of an exhibit illustrating rarioas forms of motlern art on rlisplay in the main foyer. ln 'his leisure time spent backstage, art stuilcnt Ed Dubslfy flejtl slrctchcs cartoons illustrating various interesting school scenes that he has observed during the past day. The fcnce which sarrounfls the school accentuates the vast- ness of .Worlorfs athletic facilities, which lacked when the . 7 , picture it-as talfcrt the crowfls that attend the sports stents. W f irq MQ, W rv L ml . fi' L W 3 Oc! A

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X f.3 During a rough game, Niclf Lucca and George Peternell of the junior varsity team stop to refresh themselves by partalfing in a drinlr of cool water at the sideline fountain. I - ' if LQf5,5:i :I5 j ? ' ,j it . .x . sa M 01 dim, mm., MM A In his physical science class which is a new course offered to fresh- men, Robin Sladek reports the temperature of the water to his laboratory partner who then records it in his notebook. The bamboo curtains and assorted greenery situated under the A-hall staircase give the art exhibit which included sculptures, paintings, and sketches an exotic flair. S 'I ofa 1 , 3' 1 I' , 1 ,Q -. i 15 X .

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-. x E . x :X W. N. 'st K E if Caught in the act of a studentls sudden departure for class, a solitary coat sleeve protrudes from a locker door among the sophomore girls' loclfers in A-hall. After classes, Judy Austin and Don Joswiak pause in discussion near the main entrance of the building while other students hurry by them in haste to leave for home. W. ...J 34, v ,NMI Zrs- 1 I , 4 f . .. 1 Q I ff 1 .Viss M. K. Lichterman, llr. G. R. Langley, and Miss B. Adamslfi pose before the backdrop used in the production of FUNNY GIRL, which was staged by the Drama Departments of Morton West, East, and Junior College during the fall season.