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

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I use -M . W- t L. - .,..,...,,,-.i During the Junior Honor Society initiation, Vicki Faltus lights the candle of citizenship. Each candle in the ceremony represents a quality of society members. As members of Booster Club, Karen Hagernann, Carol Stepan, and Bonnie Karnil-2 work to clean the trophy case in G-wing. The trophy case is one of the many responsibilities of the club which sells refreshments at sports activities. In order to raise more money, Tlzespians was one of several clubs which sponsored a car wash. Although this project provides a lot of fun, it also requires teamwork as foe Cap- pelletti and Glen Hering demonstrate.

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Youth participates - Activities as recreation Providing chances for Competition and frienclshipg, I W if K ' ACTIVITIES

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Jig-U. A ,,'f'l VJ. ,CH 6. .v YA 'G S s . Sue Sellers, Carolyn Riedell, and Jan Slalc, representing the sopho- more, junior, and senior classes, meet together in the executive com- mittee to discuss MWSC plans and problems. ttrtt ll 85 ,Q fl , , 1 Q' - ,ra fi. 04 W ..,, ,jftigrn fetmwww 1 Tom Smicklas, director of the stoge band, shows Bill Karlovic 'the correct timing. The stage band under .student direction for the first time provides music at home lmslfetlzall games. The FALCON, Morton Wesfs school newspaper, requires a great deal of time ancl efforthto prepare. During an after-school work ses- sion Lynn Patton Klejt! reviews past issues in search of ideas.