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

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3 RESP . msg, g,....,gf 5, Q x , 5 4- S , .11 N s L -115 Q at K T ! ., +4 AN f X A.. TOP ROW: Karen Knez, Business Manager, Carol Hutchison, Fac- ulty Editor, Linda Lenk, Girls, Athletics Editor. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Samel, Academics Editor, Barb Sherry, Features Editor. TALON . . . In order to provide Morton with an interesting and accurate pictorial history of the school year 1967-68. the TALON staff worked long hours in planning pages, writ- ing copy, and taking pictures for this year's edition. Under the supervision of Mr. R. C. Hegner, the staff labored diligently to achieve the five functions of a yearbook: to serve as a memory book for students, to give a complete his- tory of the school year, to serve as an accurate reference book. to increase the journalism experience of the staff, and to give an insight to the surrounding community. Besides striving for these achievements, the TALON staff set a still higher goal of receiving the All-American title, an award given by the National Scholastic Press Association. ln striving for this goal, staff members attended confer- ences and workshops and studied previous yearbooks to learn techniques in designing and writing which could be applied to this yearls book. Witli the basic patterns in mind, the students tried new ideas to put on record the unique features of the 1967-63 school year at Morton. '-J .,..f' ,f .lolzn Lastoriclra, Atlzletics Editor, Karen Hagemanrz, Classes Editor Vicki Faltus, Activities Editor. J

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'Rf' luna- Carol Svoboda, Mr. R. C. Hegner, Faculty Advisor. Editor-in-Chief. TOP ROW: Deedra Reffner, Carol Saban, Janet Steclzly, Judy Harlev, Kathy Sevcik. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Synak, Mark VanCura, General Staff. 2 X r 4 ,. ,.,,. ,A ik! xl 1

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FALCON This year Mr. F. E. Studnick's FALCON staff continued to do a superior job of producing the bi- weekly issues of the school newspaper. These students de- voted many long hours to prepare each issue for publication. In the past, the staff had been composed of only those stu- dents enrolled in the journalism classes, but this fall, a new method was introduced to select additional staff members. The page editors and Mr. Studnick interviewed and hired freshman and sophomore students who were not enrolled in journalism but were interested in working on the FAL- CON. In this way more of the student body participated in the newspaperis publication. A popular feature added this year was a story in each issue recognizing an outstanding senior student. Also new this year was the selection of a new nameplate for the front page which was a student-created design of Morton Wesfs main entrance. Mr. F. E. Studnick, Faculty Advisor. ggi' .. 4 'X ,K . ., k,,. N S.. ,PN ,..V f xx ,Sl 'Y .2 ,X by TOP ROW: R. Rauscher, S. Ierabek. SECOND ROW: D. Slezak, S. Stegenga, K. Bubnn. BOTTOM ROW: L. Patton, T. Jansky, Editors. TOP ROW: P. Dmzen, D. Drazen. SECOND ROW: J. Crook, M. VanCura, D. Miller, D. Petrousek. BOTTOM ROW: J. Lastovicka, J. DeVries. at