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

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The credit for our school being one of the cleanest in the area goes to the janitorial staff. These janitors patiently and efficiently clean up after careless students. Special thanks goes to them for being so patient with the annual staff, who kept the annual room in a continual mess, plastered the walls with signs, and stayed late at night. Left to right: Richard Solberg, James Cox, Carl Reinhardt. Second row: Mrs. Helen Zolines, Mrs. Catherine Boring, Third row: Mrs. Lulu Corbett, Mrs. Esther Conger. Beside stairs: Kenneth Hahney, chief custodian. Remember those scrum- ptious smells which al- ways come floating up from the cafeteria? All the good food we ' ve en- joyed has been prepared by these four cooks. Left to right: Leona Gar- son, Mary Lambert, Mar- tha Constance, Martha Shafer. 12

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Chaperoning is another way adults help our school. Here we see the chaperones at our first Prom. Moonlight and Roses . Left to right: Miss Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. Zlotnik, Mr. and Mrs. Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Wauro, Mrs. Johnson. In Grand March: Jerry Fox and Donna Struhs. ADULTS GIVE OUR SCHOOL A HELPING HAND p I ! 1 Af These gentlemen were members of the School Board this year. Left to right, front row: Col- umbus Smith, Charles N. Scott, Lee L. Caldwell, Dr. Henry W. Eggers, Harold Chase. Back row: R. B. Miller, John M. Bodman, John F. Beckman, Jr., Donald E. Gavit. 13