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

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Was your heart ever so touched as when you saw the Christmas play presented by the Theater Guild? The costumes and scenery were second only to the magnificent lighting effect. PARTICIPATING IN THESE ACTIVITIES TAKES LOTS OF PRACTICE The upset kids did it again. A victory over Crown Point was just another scalp to add to our belts.

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These girls are demonstrating some of the things that they do in the clinic, as clinic helpers. Pictured left to right: Dolores Hopkins, Charlotte Kmetz, Shari Fleming, Diane Powell, Janice Magan, Miss Gibson, school nurse, Mary Mako. Here are some of the people who have worked in the new bookstore, which is sponsored by Mrs. Greskovich. Left to right: Arlene Pokorski, Donald Kirkland, Janet Wilkins, Doree Smith. Dean Sterling, Bill May. Student librarians perform a fine service for their school. Left to right: Barbara Foraker, Miss Allman, Janet Adelsperger, Jean Helgeson, Judith Rubense. Pat Wil- liams, Mary Dixon, Leonna Wiggins. Doro- thy Balka, Ann Brant, Florence Hartman.

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Do you recall this unforgetable scene from the concert? Quite effective was this musical portion of the program, called Man- hattan Towers”. Left to right, seated: Jim Foraker, Anne Konyu, Elaine Ceglian, Norma Snyder, Dixie Martz, Judy Rubense, Donna Nemeth, Mary Dixon, Lea Evans. Standing: Dean Sterling. Larry Johnson, Mary Ellen Cornwell, Clarence Murdock. Barbara Stricklin, Joyce Baldwin, Tom Black, Mary Joy Bindas, Wanda Sams, Dick Wehr, Maria Makela, Charles Suto, Don Corn- well, Alice Aldrin, Harry Miles, Janice Searls. The weather was chilly but our cheerleaders were still in there pitching.