Morton High School - Top Hat Yearbook (Hammond, IN)

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Remember all the time you ' ve spent waiting in the book-store line? These students are be- ginning a busy day by buying the paper they ' ve put olf get- ting for the last week. Here ' s a familiar scene. These students (whether stuaying, reading library books, or even snoozing) are in one of the everpopular library study halls. 9

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m jyuutfc aim Crowded? Why no! Our cafeteria is never crowded. The line moves so fast you can hardly keep up with it, and there are always so many seats you can ' t decide where to sit. Remember? YOU SEE THEM EVERY DAY And here are our halls, quiet and peaceful. These students could be gaily chattering about anything. But let ' s not kid ourselves. You and I know they ' re talking about what a great team the Ruffriders are. Left to right: Art Lind, Jerry Fox, Jack Gaughan, John Nagy, A1 Iorio, Donna Jarnigan, Janice Lohse, Bunnie Baker, Glenda Benjamin, Donna McKern, Mary Mako, Aileen Doolen. 8

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This class looks like fun! These students are study- ing solid figures in our first solid geometry class, taught by Miss Groves. Front row: Jack Gaughan, A1 Iorio. Middle row: Mary Mako, Aileen Do- olen, Bev Baker. Third row: Miss Groves, Glen- da Benjamin, Chuck Isa- acson. SCHOOL ' S MAIN PURPOSE We hope the Composition V term papers are handed in on time, with correct bibliography forms, as demonstrated by Miss Hunter. Standing: Alice Aldrin, Miss Hunter. Front row: Dolores Hopkins, Dorothy De Rolfe, Pat Mako. Jim Mills. Second row: Mary Joy Bindas, Pat Dixon, Marilyn Iliff. Third row: Terry Zaiko, Terry Fisher, Harry Miles. Fourth row: Duane Dedelow. Lewis Frigyes. Fifth row: Ross Steele. John Rumbut. 10