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

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elif elgian stu Ile EICO E if UD : I1 1 H U 0 In Track teams and coach prize Track Aids' help It would be practically impossible to hold the track meets without the Track Aids, they are a Godsend to me, said Mr. G. Busse, adviser of the Track Aids and coach of the track teams. The girls continually assisted officials who conducted the indoor and outdoor track meets by timing field events and recording scores. Coach Busse felt their help aided his team's bid at the conference title of the Des Plaines Valley. The Wrestling Aids, a service-oriented club, assisted coaches in their record keeping and kept the teams striving for victory. For the first time, the members entered a float in the homecoming parade. They also proudly accepted the Amer- ican Field Service exchange student, Chris Beguin, as a member for the year. TRACK AIDS--FRONT ROW: M. Walters, J. Marcis- zewski, B. Wilson, Sec., C. Chaloupka, S. Erickson, Pres., M. Saran, Vice-Pres., L. Saran, Treas., D. Tapak. SECOND ROW: P. Chatt, D. Kostka, L. Kozderda, L. Kempf, D. Volkema, M. Dastice, J. Anderson, S. Deeds, J. Moy, K. Corcoran. THIRD ROW: R. Dasaro, M. Wisniewski. T. Leoni, M. Kozlowski, J. Eukovich, E. Mueller, A. Tselepis, V. Pribyl, W. Jonas. BACK ROW: D. Lewandowski, L. Starr, M. Marki, L. Krull, P. Bihun, K. Kovich, L. McNally, P. Lantvit, J. Jacobson, D. Callozzo. At one of the first Track Aids' meetings, President Sherry Erickson fabovel explains the duties and responsibility of Track Aids for new members. At a meeting Coach G. Busse frightj compliments the Track Aids on their efficiency at indoor meets and prepares them for the switch to the outdoor season. 76 ACTIVITIES

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Booster Club reduction aids their organization Morton's Booster and Mn Clubs are service organizations that improve conditions and attitudes throughout the school and community. Booster Club decreased its membership because too many girls had been involved and events had not run efficiently. The girls sold refreshments, guided parents at open house, and served food at the football banquet. They used the funds left in their treasury to buy trophies for outstanding, senior athletes. During the year, prospective M Club members could be found wearing unusual attire as part of an initiation ritual. Any boy earning a varsity letter was eligible for initiation. After initiation, members ushered at assemblies, athletic events, and graduation as a service to their school's activities. Exhibiting the prowess that he has shown in golf to become a varsity letterman, Steve Hula Qrightj, the president of M Club, tees off at a local golf course. BOOSTER CLUB--FRONT ROW: D. Lewandowski, Vice-Pres., K. Corcoran, Sec., L. Geske, Jr. Officer. SECOND ROW: P. Wathall, Pres., M. Cerny, Jr. Officer, J. Boyd, Treas., M CLUB--FRONT ROW: M. Vana, D. Barnas, M. Papp, L. Thorne, T. Piha, Sec., S. Hula, Pres., F. Svoboda, D. Knickelbein. SECOND ROW: R. Belice, P. Bonfiglio, Sgt. Arms, J. Campagna, Treas., D. Krev, Vice-Pres., T. Egan. BACK ROW: Mr. D. Matheny, Adviser, T. Kuchan, J. Toman, T. Furman, B. Murphy, K. Kendra, P. Gardner, F. Morosky, Mr. E. McMahon, Adviser, M. Gibson, B. Biagi. .4 .F 78 ACTIVITIES