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

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X W X V, HJ ., If 1-I . I VA I I 'lv L I J X In order to get more students to join the Ski Club, Mr. T. fi' ' ' Cleckner Krightj shows films from various ski resorts to students interested in skiing with his group. Concentrating on her strokes, Robin Filip Qbelowj is sur- prised by the underwater photographer who snaps a pic- ture of her as she begins to execute a flip-turn. 1 W .,,, l , if I SWIM CLUB-FRONT ROW: D. Sweeney, M. Proska, E. Milburg, C. Serritella, K. Centracco, C. Kuras, P. Kryger, A. Malekovic. SECOND ROW: A. Pietrzyk, E. Mueller, D. Dorn, D. Novak, S. Nelson, K. Dean, C. Filip, Treas.g S. Vohaska, D. Hlavaty, C. Iovinelli, P. Rokicki. THIRD ROW: J. Kudla, D. Holmes, F. Martirano, L. Saran, D. Kuras, N. Kammerer, P. Taglia, M. Marik, S. Pauley, L. Krysiak, T. Iovinelli. FOURTH ROW: J. Huben, J. Borowiak, K. Kayser, S. Jack, K. Kendra, S. Wolf, P. Kirin, K. Kendra, L. Lebloch, R. Pittan, A. Iovinelli. FIFTH ROW: R. Kayser, B. Romanek, G. Meckel, Vice-Pres., G. Lewandowski, L. Kammerer, J. Meckel, R. Ptacek, F. Morosky, D. Krev. BACK ROW: P. Crossman, M. Waitekus, C. Shafar, K. Guisinger, L. Haarmans, J. Krev, Pres.: S. Zendol, L. Capone, R. Filip, Sec.: K. Kovich, B. Shubinski, A. Chobak, D. Muth, Mrs. B. Sorenson, Adviser. 190 ACTIVITIES

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BATON TWIRLING CLUB-FRONT ROW: A. Weibust. BACK ROW: S. Licht, Pres.g Mrs. P. Licht, Adviserg D. French, Vice- Pres. Between wrestling matches at each home meet, the Baton Twirling Club members Qabove, leftj provide entertainment for wrestlers and spectators by performing baton routines to popular songs. During the award ceremonies at the GAA's winter bandquet, Mrs. E. Theel, President Barb Clish, and Mrs. K. Rini Qleftj discuss which one of them will make the next presentation. ACTIVITIES 189

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QWFMW L i es QA Inflation t Ski Club Members With inflation ever-present, the Ski Club watched the prices of ski rental and lift tickets rise. Membership dues also increased in order to cover the higher insurance rates for the advisers. Yet seven trips materialized between the months of December and March. Emphasizing grace and not speed was the purpose of the Swim Club. In order to be accepted into the club, students had to swim one pool length of each stroke and perform both vertical and surface dives. The first few months of work concentrated on endurance and stunts. Then work for the yearly swim show which was held in April began. Costumes for the show were provided by the 'members themselves. ' While swimming the length of the pool underwater, Frank Morosky Qabove, leftl strives to hold his breath. After school some members of the Swim Club fabovej com- plete a sale of their home bakery to a willing customer. SKI CLUB OFFICERS-FRONT ROW: M. Crowley, L. Kovalsky, Treas. SECOND ROW: Mrs. C. A. Tegge, Ad- viser, P. Suchomel, Pres. BACK ROW: D. Remelis, S. Zen- dol, K. Shorner, Sec., , ,, A -H SA x I,-U I .- if .wx JV -' K 1 fjrmrd f l- 5 -...ii .4 ' 'f ' ,f , Mi.-Jr If A 3 I J- J f' fe ' A J F ' ' I a , -E r - e-'e e- s ffm X ie 3 I, Lg 1 - . V- L f L yxx If I - -ffr ' A I7 J ,T . 'Q ' It .- ,f . J -ji f .1 f' x .vig A 4 X7 ,.:i,2 's ,Q 'TYR V ef e . ,f .J . ,fl N ff mf. f ff-fir ' fe. M. .J TIWTIES 191 fa fwf fr f ff is ,flwffl WA Ly fu, f f X it