Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

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Honorable Mention--Philosopher Honorable Mention-G.A.A

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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

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Resting between halves is the Morton faculty basketball team, planning strategy for the next quarter of the game. Attempting to make Tremont's score cr few points higher is one of Tremont's faculty members. being guarded by Coaches Ed Gilbert and Bob Summer. C. Gardiner. L. Vance. and I. Kaulfuss. officers of the Future Nurses Club. talk over plans for the next meeting. Absent at the time the picture was taken was the president and founder. L. Witzig. IH fm' 1 PARTICIPATING IN A new club joined the tamily of organizations at M.T.H.S. The Future Nurses Club brought a fine series of enlightening programs to the stu- dents interested in the nursing field. The annual M-Club night's feature attraction was a basketball game between the male members of the Morton and Tremont faculties. The Home Economics III Class held a tea for those students who were on the honor roll. This newly instituted project should inspire stu- dents to try hard for this added re- ward. Almost every evening the I. V. Cheerleaders could be seen practic- ing their yells in the gym or in the corridor. Their enthusiastic cheers were backing the boys, whether Winning or losing. Constantly alert for any eventful moment were these boys equipped with their cameras. Long hours in the darkroom developing and dry- ing pictures tor the Cauldron also added to their job. - ,. X-1-we Q99