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

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I've found that now I am a senior I wish I could stop time. I've enjoyed these years at Mortong I wish they could go on forever. I will never forget all the good times that happened in the halls of J. S. Morton West. -Mary Jane Poupa 146 CLASSES The students have become more to human needs, but less toward achieving these goals. -Mr. J E. Vi A

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unches and building care :- f I g et . , i f 4 , 7 by k :V Q., s s . A , L 1 i if If 'il -- .- 1 . 5 f . s I ' s or J , I l . 1 L r P TM, 5 5 .... A I si ' N X Q, . in f . -.ik it in .1 ,A sf 3 .5 il V' L his i 4, 9 s p -. 3 N 2 4 ,Q 5 3 . A , i f 'fJ?95..f: 1 fs sire, it ,sf I X Maintenance aids in the summer repair programs and general school care Using as her guide the foods that were most popular with the students and teachers, Mrs. K. Franczyk, an accredited dietician, chose the daily menus for Morton West. The seventeen members of the cafeteria staff prepared and served the various meals in both the student and faculty cafeterias. The maintenance staff helped to complete the roofing program and Phase III of the Life Safety Program last summer. They also painted the cafeteria and the ceiling in the boy's gymnasium, installed new bleachers in the football stadium, cleaned the classrooms, and did general repair work during the year. Mr. D. Hoffman and Mr. H. Olmstead supplied the students with textbooks and school supplies throughout the year. Performing a task beneficial to Morton West football players and fans, maintenance man Mr. E. Cech Qfar upper lefty places the yard lines on the football field. Providing early morning nourishment for the faculty and staff members, M. Simek Qbelow, middlel pauses to talk to a friend as she prepares the breakfast snacks. Receiving a stack of returned books from an English class, Mr. H. Olmstead fleftl begins the time-consuming job of checking each paperback for damage. MAINTENANCE-FRONT ROW: J. Bohadlo, W. Du- sek, R. Laatt, E. Cech. SECOND ROW: C. Wagner, W. Antiporek, R. Zielinski, I. Fako, L. Zemek, G. Hrabak, J. DiStefano, G. Olmstead, J. Liddell. THIRD ROW: F. Pfrang, F. McAloon, E. Bradac, G. Shulda, F. Miller, N. Eukovich. BACK ROW: S. Gavac, F. Hokr, C. DeFako, J. Zatoski, D. Hokr, W. Stanislaw, J. Klintz. Qfar lower leftl CAFETERIA-FRONT ROW: M. Iwam, E. Stehlik, M. Lengert, S. Konecny, A. Czajka, K. Franczyk. SECOND ROW: E. Duczman, M. Cleinmark, D. Simon, M. Sime, R. Kvasnicka, B. Zarlenga, R. Citro. BACK ROW: L. Shimkus, M. Radke, L. Havlik, L. Suchy, J. Bezjak, N. O'Shea. Qabove, leftl SCHOOL SUPPLIES: D. Hoffman, H. Olmstead. fabove, middle! FACULTY 145

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he last three and a half years ve been fantasticg I'm sorry to be the best years of my life ping so quickly. -Kathy Dahms N 5 eff l 1 Morton is a school that lets you be yourself in any field of study. It lets you get involved regardless of sex or previous experience. There is always something for everyone at Morton. -Maureen Drzal I am extremely disappointed in the amount of students showing up for the athletic events-very poor school spirit? -Anonymous CLASSES 147