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

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What a piece of work is man! How noble in reason! How infinite in faculty! In form and moving how express and admirable! In action how like an angel! -Shakespeare 5 6 THEME ., 1 E in , YQ5' N A X gifs, we , .iff 3. -QM

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There is a time in every man's education When he arrives at the conviction That envy is ignoranceg That imitation is suicide. -Emerson lj With the addition of new fire escapes, Ron Palkovic and all the students of the school are insured of their safety in case of fire. 25 Extra-curricular activities like the Pom-Pon Girls occupy much of the students' daily lives. 31 Students make use of one of the several, outside. student smoking areas established this year to decrease the amount of vandalism found in the washrooms. 41 As he uses a computer program to keep his class records, Mr. M. Anderson explains how to read the grade outputs to Diane Mariani, Athina Sikavitsas, and Tony Fidanzo. 5, Six hours a day, five days a week, students like Don Hogan sit in classrooms and work to gather the knowledge that they will need in future years, 8 THF ME my wa M' T . ff? 4'-1 his 3' W L it we .sw uf W 4 ff Q., I M 1. V w ' , , . ' if T' .1 N, -I gay, f a n-'q ' ' g 'A b , ,. ' , .S i 1 . W f - 'ar 'Q wiv 1' g at . ..m,.- 4 M, t:jQ,L,wN1h V- k.J,i,t, v fy , I , ' , ,, .1 ' 'V 1 H .A-1 'P f vt ...P mi' '- W ' M T' 'H 'Q Q 4 e ' ' ' 'Y if-5 ' ,. , If -L ' A QQ ,H e 5 V 'A rw . Q t ' WT' .' A ,N 'I' ' mlufli . f Q , F 'V A ' a e sf: ap ,M f HL , 'fr' ' ' Kr l ,QQ W w . pw a Uu W . rl ' idx 2 5