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

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HANGING HOLE a Proving that the stereotyped student is disappearing, Pat Shanahan Qabove, lefty shows Pat Russo and girl dance class members movements for a dance. Representing the new energy found among the increasing numbers of women in sports, Lee Ann Finder Qabovel completes a devastating serve. Questioning the amount of an ingredient needed, Fred Maggiore and Marty Balluff fleftl consult their recipe to insure the best results. Q'l lll'XI?N'T' I HTF' 1

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When on September 8 over three thousand students came to Morton West, their dress revealed many of the trends in the year's fashion styles. In accordance with current fashion standards, girls dressed in tunic or knit dresses with matching pants, gaucho pants with knee- high boots, or crazy colored, striped tops with cowl collars. T-shirts displaying mottos and a Wide range of illustrations were popular for both sexes as were rolled-up jeans and Wild socks for girls. Overall, students' formal dressing included knit pants or detailed jean outfits with brightly colored shirts, and their comfortable dressing consisted of sweaters, jeans, and earth shoes worn to both classes and informal activities. Displaying the current T-shirt fad, members of the varsity soccer team Qrightj are at their photogenic best. Relaxing in the foyer after school, Lori Mamola Qbelowj wears the popular rolled-up jeans and boots style. Dressed in the latest fashion craze, the tunic dress, Kathy Shorner fbelow, rightb pauses at her locker. 18 STUDENT LIFE