Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

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e . M.- An entertained crowd oi freshmen and upper classmen alike watch the antics performed by G.A.A. initiates. IOINED US IN WORKING HARD x. v. 'R fa Qu . A pie-eating contest tesls the skill of B. Donovan, M. Friiz. and I. Grimm during initiuiion proceedings. .5 2' l 1+- . I' .SP g n ' Q Q' I ' I 'if , .S . A ll' I A Q. vs. Q V ME 'w'f'9:i..,, si.g.Q4 gf, Ak: .,,,xgQ F xfw.. mf . wg ' ' life W ...QSM N. if Ty Q wwf F e diff' flgffe J y..ff.,,.i4'.gif'gg.'f , .xii-ag ' .Q ff. -,gy 3 5 . ivy: wg i sh I SY , . f ff' JE i Si i?s' ..L ,g - .. be-, -,. Q, ,mi v.vt'm - ,- Q we I. Lune and G. Leader brush cr bench wilh u new miracle ingredient, HZO. 7 e fx ,Ji--at .Q if 3. 1r 'n. X K. QA N

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Everything from Parisian-inspired styles to the latest fashions from the Hobo Ga- zette appeared in the corridors of M.T.H.S. on a certain day in September. It wasn't open house for hoboes or visiting day for foreign delegates. No, it was the annual event dreaded by every freshman and anticipated by every upperclassman- Initiation. Walking the length of the football field with a bucket of Water on his head or singing a love song to a teacher seemed a major task to a green Frosh. As usual, there were unscheduled events--bowing to seniors or polishing their shoes. When it was all over, the freshmen knew that this was their first step in a new life in which they would soon find their places. Freshmen wait nervously as muster ot ceremonies. B. Stimeling, tells them of the stunts they must perform. 'S

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xx A Attendants M. Guth, N. Moser, L. Swedbelg. and E. Dulelmeier watch B. Roecker pin the queen's ribbon on S. Diemer ut the Snake Dance. st V ', f :gr vx n , 'w . ...U J-wb' A-fo-.....,,..M ,., ,, 5 yi, ,,.'?,?f:f V Ag O., - ', ffqfjffbt J f X ' , ww, f-is 041- 7 , Av lrst Place-F.F.A. Second Place-F.H.A. Third Plccc-Senior Class 8