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

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Doing jumping jacks, a group of boys Qleftj exercise in the field house at the beginning of their physical education class. As part of their physical education program, sophomore boys Qbelow, left! combine teamwork and skill into a volleyball game. After a game of field hockey, Mrs. G. Radeke and her girls' leadership training class Qbelowj discuss the game's rules. ACADEMICS 49

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In simulator class Mihajlo Jakovljevic frightj waits patiently as Mr. F. Duchon prepares the projector. Mr. T Kul below demonstrates the use of the ears to - D 1 J 8 Darcy Dingerson for her first day behind the wheel. Mrs. B. Sorensen fbelow, rightl, puzzled by a hygiene ques tion asked by a student, pauses before responding. Physical Education Staff Makes 'Trade' with East Morton West's Physical Education Depart- ment made an interesting trade this past year. When Mr. R. Vashinko assumed the posi- tion of Morton East's varsity football coach, Mr. J. Breck of East came to the West faculty. Boys' gym classes continued the use of the junior-senior elective system. The freshman and sophomore classes followed the activity schedule used in recent years. Girls also followed the an- nual schedule of activities for freshman year. Sophomores, juniors, and seniors chose from specialized classes in lifesaving, advanced swim- ming, modern dance, and leadership or took regular gym. The department organized adap- tive gym classes for those who were unable to engage in normal gym activities. 48 ACADEMICS

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ACULTY: a diverse group of individuals leading us to discovery and encounter. Through their knowledge and willingness to go out of their way, we catch a glimpse of reality and the world becomes Our Spot. ' . , 'QQ I X Q .i,Vif!3. 50 FACULTY