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

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N . - ' 5 4 Af: 1 TOP ROW: N. Czajlca, C. Fabiano, C. Chaberski, M. Dolecek, D. Bending, L. Hearn, L. Maguoirlf, P. Brda, C. Paveza, L. Samec, J. Brana, f. Hrzrleu. SECOND ROW: .l. Schmidt, J. DeVries, C. Stall- nzan, R. Pluckebaurn I. Clmpin, C. Slezalf, M. Bcrtucrl, J. feppson, MODERN DANCE CLUB Throughout the year, the Modern Dance Club, under the guidance of Mrs. R. A. Hammack, presented activities which were beneficial to girls interested in the dance as a skill and an art. The club sponsored a dance dayg all interested girls of Morton were TOP ROW: P. Gilbert, .l. Carina, P. Zicha, K. Felcenlzauer, P. Gallo, L. Svoboda, I. Kluge, P. Bronsberg, S. Sellers, P. Kasper, C. Szuhr, L. Izzi, Mrs. R. Hamrnaclc. SECOND ROW: C. Klemclzuk, M. Cannataro, C. Nexetril, J. Steclzly, L. Jagielo, C. Skopek, B. at , 6 ' ' , P x 'F 1 W PXP! ' 5 A. Q in Anas

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sf XJ' J TOP ROW: C. Butts, G. Patera, B. Speer, B. Calek, T. Cappelletti, G. Casaletto, M. Schmitz, G. Malekovic, Coach K. Geiger. SECOND ROW: T. Zimmerman, K. Saydel, D. Cousins, R. Hode, F. Sveda, D. M-CLUB . . . To be eligible for membership in Mortonis M-Club, an athlete had to possess not only a varsity letter but also the qualities of a gentleman and the desire to ac- cept responsibility. This year the club sponsored an all- school playnight, a basketball game between its basketball TOP ROW: J. Malecek, S. Haak, T. Alexa, J. Abram, R. Kadlecek, J. Paulich, J. Jackson, M. Quitmeyer, J. Wainwright, Coach K. Geiger. SECOND ROW: M. Moorehouse, J. Radeki, E. Buksas, C. Florczak, Brinker, D. Carroll, M. Lonergan. BOTTOM ROW: P. Philippon, C. Roth, J. Kucharz, S. Castaldo, W. Dudek, J. Vosecek, S. Stepuchin, C. F orsyth, R. Weiss. players and members of the faculty, and the annual M- Club Dance entitled Mardi Grasi' which was held in the early spring as the last all-school' dance of the year. Throughout the year, members functioned as ushers at home football and basketball events. D. Piagnarelli, W. Forsberg, R. Holoubek, D. Martin, J. Mucha. BOTTOM ROW: R. Slad, M. Flodin, J. Vistein, J. V istein, G. Chu- doha, D. W ostratzky, T. Erickson, R. Hasto, C. Paese. I

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TOP ROW: M. Aloia, K. Rizzo, G. Sindelar, M. Kouanda, P. Riha, G. Soumar, M. Grabos, D. Burris. SECOND ROW: D. Sherry, J. Zielke, S. Fraser, K. Kraus, M. Schleizwiler, P. Gilbertsen, B. Sima, POM-POM GIRLS The girls of the pom-pom squad once again contributed much to the half-time entertainment of the football and basketball games. Under the guidance of Miss B. Lewis, the girls choreographed and performed a different dance for every home game. During the year, the squad sponsored two sock-hops following home games and two cup-cake sales. When not performing the girls of- ten sat with the members of Pep Club in an attempt to boost the participation of the fans, TOP ROW: D. Duepner, D. Herald, D. Kovich, C. Neal, P. Kasniclc, C. Danis, R. Colello, D. Holt, K. Osuch, J. Speer, D. Faynor, L. Cervak, J. Kluge, L. Konbek. SECOND ROW: B. Benedikt, M. Colello, R. Gianatasio, K. Kraus, M. Volpe, A. Sheridan, S. Darnstadt, C. Plachy, P. Briza. BOTTOM ROW: L. Stramn, B. Flaslra, I. Zadak, S. Koch, S. Beran, C. Karsten, D. Pales, W. Welsshappel. SWIM AIDS . . . A recently organized club, the Swim Aids, aided the officials in timing the varsity and freshman swim meets. The girls also considered cheering for the swimmers and publicizing the events as part of their obligation. ln the spring the aids were invited to attend the swim team banquet and were presented with awards of honorary mention for their service. The girls had a splash party and in the spring held an outing for themselves and their guests. D. Kinnish, B. DellArmi, J. Brana, B. Sch b , P, P' l C, S , IBOTIQT OM RIZW C.l Spegacfilc, C. Nadherthy?wV. Mohhciii, D. Nghifh, . aeger, . rai ov, . l , P. H d' , L, A ', V, R , D. Proska, K. Kinnish, S. Votaviizlw ar ma nun asa .... xl y , tiss's.