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

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During their walk home from school, Margaret and Maureen Heffernan trightl talk and enjoy the fall day. Even when it's been a bad day, sharing your affection with someone you care for Qbelowj makes it bettery Q l 1: 3 ss A friend is a present you give yourselff, At Morton West with over three thousand students, each being different from the rest, there are no two friendships that are exactly alike. There are friends to whom you give a polite hello and nothing else, friends that just serve to help you pass the time pleasantly, and best friends that you understand and who understand you. A friend can be someone who is always free to go out for pizza, someone who will double date with you if you're desperate, or just someone who will take time to hear you out. Of course, to many Morton West students the most important kind of friendship is that with someone of the opposite sex. Many couples enjoy spending much of their free time together at school functions such as the dances, playnights, or athletic events or in outside activities such as Chicago's many rock concerts or motion picture screenings. To most students school wouldn't be worthwhile without friends. Morton West is big enough to make a new friend every day, and each new friend could become a life long buddy or possible mate for marriage. R QT! TDI-ENT T .IFR Jil! ' Y ' ' N s i ,I ' 62.1 ' 'gt - 'Mgt it 'S . 't we 1 ir' 3 A - - i X nw-irv-.K :- its 9? V 1 U N ,w ',',v1M . A1 Q A Q ryggtukxa S , . W suv. Jtrmfip., A , , W ,. Un, Qgzifglkc 4: I f,'?14i Q3 ,,4,ggf me at ' 14 - I 1 ff, ',- realli 'aku'--f.' U'0 -N' 'x 5 K1 , fix, J .tvn 3 of A yo r 3, ix ,R E , . 3, J 1 v ,df I f - n ., , in -:gg A Ly w YQ, ?f,.w sfgs , ' - , ,533 ,igsjfaw X j 4 M f gf ft fa , si yysty ggi -- xg Q L K' 42 I a K i Q A , We , W t gy. Q M g 44 K psi . S K s Q li t K K AV B . X gy, -y ass A dv rn- .im .r Q Ram it A Q , M, VW - F U. 5 YL .1 xg aff , s , N , it 7' .. Q , 1 ,XX 'A' .. . ' ' 3 M ' S xx, Q . ' .K I X K i 1 ' V, . 2 S C ' tv - 1 - . ' 'e if -'QR t . 7 f s ec ' xi' s 'ii ft 1 E if g x,.- is. 5 -at Q if as M 'il by in 1 .sg X K W - c, ,N ! if f I Q , 5 1 5 f 4 if- S153 s ' K , t E W I an K'-W 5 ,- , G gk f ,swf Q x x ka., In Q . ggi W , , , , t . 3 VL mx in L ffzifie. . 4 iiiffgef :fx-1 nt' if gat ,1 - ff. ,le its-A . Q -ttk , 'ef+a-we ,N g. ,aging s f t -r K Q, rv , iifriiiai 'c fi QL gizyikk yazfg ffixitf. ke' , 25. W iSg?'5,Y'fi A s rg, as .,i. lg ' ' i ,x,'S', Q . I .xx 4 3 , ag . -, . 2113 i, wif. .W - Hkvgfi' . -1. ' 'Q- ffif 5 if ,rf 1 .t 'fi 5 3 , i ' 1 1 Kyo auf . gfm ' 445tfL 5' M A - 'N 1. ,nf ,, .f r .l i 3 I 4 I i

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-Ffe Q whee E155 QE S i is fwrv'-gf x ft ' ff' A Xe vL eff? S' W 1 .v y he A school bus labeled 'Special' Qtopj is exactly that to the many Morton students who ride it to the freedom of their post school activities. Seemingly the expression Free Wheelinm personified, Jim Nelson Qleftj rides his motorcycle as his form of self expression and sense of freedom. Students' cars Qabovej form a slow-moving line as the drivers, eager to escape the school's confines, anticipate the freedom of the open road. STUDENT LIFE 27

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is nb Cllese me You e SMT' While the others line up for roll call, Russ Vondragabove, leftj continues to talk to his friend, Ed Wojciechowski, as Ed puts on his gym shoes. Rapping about what's going on, Barry Havlik and Debbie Meyers fabovel stop for awhile at a convenient place in front of the school. Before each goes her separate way after school, a group of girls fleftj gather in the foyer to discuss the happenings of their day. STUDENT LlFE 29