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

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In order to perfect Magnificent by Bach, Mr. J. Chiado Qabove, rightb offers special instruction to the tenor section of the Aeolian Choir to keep the members' harmony flowing. Before a Belles and Beaus' concert, Kerri Forsgren Qabovej helps to straighten out the zipper on Diane Gall's dress. Each year, the girls in the singing group make their own gowns. In preparation forfthe Christmas concert, Jo Anne Copley Crightj of the Girls' Choir rehearses one of the choral pieces calling for pitch, tensity, and harmony, the essential choir qualities. 182 ACTIVITIES .nv- NNHWIWWFQMW

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Service Projects Involve Both Booster, M Clubs According to Adviser D. Matheny, the M Club is a service organization that helps the school and community. This year the lettermen assisted the Lions Club in the Save Our Sight program along with their usual ushering and program selling at home games. Freshman and junior divisions were added to the club. Booster Club, consisting of seventy girls, was another active service organization. They sold refreshments at football and basketball games, guided parents at Open House, assisted at college and awards' nights, and served food at the annual football banquet. For the first time, the girls socialized as a group by holding roller skating and bowling parties. Booster Club president Karen Kodl Qabove, rightj selects a cup of Italian ice for a customer. M Club member Jon Abram iaboveb sells a football program to Therese Elkow and Debbie Waltz. M CLUB-FRONT ROW: P. Borzym, F. Donnelly, Sec.g T. Ross, Pres.g T. Wesbey, Vice-Pres., D. Burke, B. Nordbye. SECOND ROW: S. Signore, R. Shubinski, M. Borrelli, G. Blazek, B. Muth. THIRD ROW: W. Kuchan, R. Houdock, J. Winter, J. Hora, M. Nekolny, G. Meckel. BACK ROW: F. Saran, B. Berndt, G. Lewandowski, D. Piha, S. Stanley. 184 ACTIVITIES we