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

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fX TOP ROW: C. Neal, 1. Nelson, P. Cerny, L. Slfrzritlfrz, C. Danis, J Shay, D. Plak. FOURTH ROW: D. Hart S. Pizzuto P. fllrzretm I Evans, D. Michzlliclra, C. Higgins. THIRH ROW: E. Orutkn, D. KIIIIFSS D. Konwzlinkfz, L. Kirzsfzzther, D. Konmfinlm, P. Kroll, J. Vrlrble SECOND ROW: J. Petitti, S. Ceraghty, R. Crlsazvay, D. Ceclz, D Mrnzelr, B. Rialy. BOTTOM ROW: K. Coming, C. Rice, S. Rotrelfll R. Westerman, D. Cousins. TOP ROW.' J. Soffer, C. feziorslri, V. Rnso, D. Ducpner, D. Ileurrin, R. johnson, N. Rux. FOURTH ROW: S. Flozlin, C. Cnsalelto, P. Waisnor, D. Horonzy, J. .iIcCnrtIzy, S. Szrnzerncki. THIRD ROW.' I. felinelf, K. SLe1'nIJring. J. HIIgt'IIIIIl1I1, I'. ,lIi,QIor0. I'. Cori. I'. Agrzrzu. UI. Rux. SECOND ROW.' S. Slzifrin, D, Sllernmn. C. Aronson, N. Cikowski, D. Schiefelbein. BOTTOM ROW: P. Jaros, Mrs. C. Emerson, S. Morerino, C. Baker, I. Valaskouic. FROSH-SOPH GIRLS All freshman and sophomore girls who were willing to use their talents to help others by working on various service projects were eligible to join Frosll-Soph Girls. The girls met weekly to plan for their activities. Homecoming was the first rnain event, and the members worked hard on their car entry. Yuletide activities included Christmas Caroling at an old peopleas home and bringing candy and gifts to orphans. Through these gestures the girls had fun while helping others. Yifi !'

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TOP ROW: P. Bojarski, K. Kieras, J. Randle, K. Konvalinka, L. Knott, N. Haabenriser, P. Charvat, D. Halm. FOURTH ROW: R. Gianatasio, I. Chapin, B. Dell'Armi, L. Fischer, J. Chin, M. Gilbert, L. Senkerik. THIRD ROW: M. Bertaca, N..Skadrna, V. Monaco, .IUNIOR-SENIOR GIRLS . . . Mrs. M. Motycka, the sponsor of Junior-Senior Girls, kept the girls busy with a num- ber of school service projects this past year. In the fall, they entered a large float in the homecoming parade. This activity was followed by the making of centerpieces for a district convention held in the spring, which the president TOP ROW: N. Keller, D. Corbin, L. Shimkus, M. Maskowski, L. Zapel, S. Meloun, J. Tamkus, Weiss. FOURTH ROW: B. Kuta, .I. Riedell, L. Koubek, P. Barke, C. Poloncsilr, C. Alfirevic, B. Shand. THIRD ROW: J. Kral, G. Floyel, D. Meccia, S. Ierabek, S. Podles- B. Benedikt, M. Colello, P. Turelf, E. Potucek, E. Lambros, SECOND ROW: L. Edelson, M. Brozovsky, D. Dau, J. Bernard, V. Haeger, J. Slak, D. Rux. BOTTOM ROW: J. Brozovsky, D. Knafl, D. Bradshaw, M. Re, S. Bradshaw. attended and which had a representation of all the Junior- Senior Girls Clubs in the vicinity. The seventy-five mem- bers of the Morton club worked diligently on the center- pieces that were in keeping with the Chinese theme. The active year was climaxed with the organizationas, annual mother and daughter tea. nick, D. Dolman, C. Hosna, L. Miglin. SECOND ROW: P. Gilbert, K. Vokac, M. Perkins, P. Bradbury, A. Higgins, C. Christensen, J. Ram- quist. BOTTOM ROW: I. Wouk, S. Sellers, S. Dohrn, D. Holt, A. Klinka, N. Novak, G. Biedron. vfuwft'

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TOP ROW: G. Sinflelar, M. Grnbos, S. Sellers, G. Soumar, R. Hagar, J. Bishop, C. Stepan, C. Salzan, M. Perkins. THIRD ROW: B. Kamik, K. Kraus, J. Chin, A. Simon, K. Wesley, P. Slepzzchin, L. Eleveld, K. Hagemrznn, D. Brozlshaw, M. Schleitwiler. SECOND ROW: D Dooralr, B. Will, P. Cilbertsen, S. Kriz, N. Czojlfa, P. Fabino, .l Ziellfe, B. Sima, R. Sergo. BOTTOM ROW: H. Bernrlt, M. Hrzvlicek, L. Lenlf, .WL S. J. l'a1'e, J. Lfznenga, N. Keller. TOP ROW: D. Gustello, L. Miko, W. Stadniclfi, M. Kovanda, S. Duffelf, C. Prange, S. Dolezal, S. DeBartolo, S. Crzybelf, T. Klerono- mos. THIRD ROW: S. Piagnurelli, D. Bernardo, C. Plachy, K. Dombrowslfi, G. Miglore, P. Lynch, M, Aloia, J. Brnna, N. Ramos. SECOND ROW.' P. Bolmonle, L. Strnma, J. Vnlaslrooic, S, Koch, L. Frontera, C. Kaleta, P. Starosta, M. Vuolo, C. Self, C. Bezdek. BOTTOM ROW: P. Pitrrzlc, K. Gribben, C. Rynrlulf, T. Kovnr, R. Castaldo, C. Iacomini, D. Boehm. BOOSTER CLUB This spring marked the eighth an- nual Booster Cluh dinner dance held in honor of senior athletes. This was the hig event that the girls worked to- ward for the entire year. The club consisted of forty senior girls and thirty underclassmen who were chosen primarily on their enthusiasm and available time to devote to the club. As members, the girls accepted the responsi- bilities of cleaning the trophy case, keeping the sports trophies up-to-date, promoting school spirit by wearing tags announcing lVlorton's athletic opponents, and selling refreshments at sports events. Booster Club donated its re- maining funds to the Athletic Department for purchasing new equipment. Mr. S. J. Pace served as the advisor. e'V?.,'Yf T ff' o ' 4 .V L. ,L .V bf i