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

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At the end of the parade through the community, the band Cleft? returns to the parking lot where they will rest until their halftime performance. Senior class officer Darlene Krupicka Lbelowj demonstrates school spirit and enthusiasm that ac- companies homecoming as she rides in the parade. During a play of the varsity game, Andy Bultas fbelow, lefty begins to run with the ball as a Downers Grove South player attempts a tackle. STUDENT LIFE 21

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in ,X Han I, Wu, i X s lt: lx ,E Cowboys, Indians Invade Homecoming Day Events Students assembled in the auditorium to await the coronation of this year's homecoming queen Sue Ianniccari. This scene was the start of a week's events. The evening's entertainment was supplied by various clubs and students. The following Friday an all school assembly helped boost the students, school spirit for the following day. Homecoming day began with the parade in which floats built by various clubs and classes followed the theme of the Wild, Wild West. Large crowds gathered at the afternoonls foot- ball games when the varsity team defeated Downers Grove South 12 to 6. The day drew to an end with couples gathering at the dance ali r' :rf Ja il li ri Sl. Ll I 4 1 :N l il if l r' I ll . ti P - 5 lil , l Sunsets Are for Dreaming? After the coronation ceremonies, homecoming queen Sue Ianniccari fabove, rightj finds herself surrounded by her friends who congratulate her and share in her joy. After the scoring of the winning touchdown, the large homecoming crowds fabovel consisting of students, alumni, and parents cheer the victorious Falcons. After the awarding of the trophy for first place float to the Music Department, Ed Krusec frightl with a great I feeling e jais 82' S IIB troilifyl p fjf 'i 5 F T -yi! 1 , , it ,TV A L, I JD 3 L L Avy? 7 ' iv Pyajfji fx AJHXQWLA YQ Ui JL r W ,VI 9' 'v K' 'J A i db I file jfccf 4 Q- Uffcsm YL W if 20 STUDENT LIFE Ui ' S Q i4 TD W Z A7 Ukcl rl bvfbl

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Three Morton Girls Win In Junior Miss Contest Students not only became involved in school events this year but also in many of the local communities' as well. Many students worked in stores and offices to help promote youthful ideas throughout the local area. Girls involved themselves in serving the sick at MacNeal and Community Hospitals by volunteering their time as candy stripers. Last fall several Morton girls entered the Junior Miss and Houby Queen Contests in which their talent, physical and mental abilities, and poise were judged to determine the winning girl for the respective contest. This year's winners in the Junior Miss Contest who attended Morton were Monica Dobes, Joyce Gab, and Cathy Persin. ff - if , s Walking home down Cermak Road, students tabove, right! view the many familiar Berwyn sights. One of the volunteer candy stripers, Karen Meril tabovej, looks over her evening assignments. Students fright! walk home on one of the many Berwyn streets featuring the ubiquitous bungalows.