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

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Governor George Craig tells us that he wants us to win every game except those against his home town, Brazil. Note the expressions on the faces of our students.

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CATS AND JELLY-TOTS AT M. H. S. HAVE REAL GONE FADS An Indian war dance? We doubt it! We really laked you out on that one. 11 you ' d been at the Morton dances this year, you ' d know that this is a picture ol the Hokey-Poke. It ' s simply the most. Left to right: Glenda Benjamin, William Wal- ters, Bev Baker, Bill May, Aileen Doolen, Ron Owen, Jo Anne Ruthie, A1 Iorio, Pat Harrigan, Chuck Isaacson, Liz McKenny, Walter Guzek. Although sweaters, blouses, and skirts are the usual garb, you can ' t blame the girls lor adding a little variety to their dress. Left to right: Pat Witwer has on the white bucs and thick, knitted socs which are the rage this year. She is also wearing a white collar with lace trim. She is holding one of the slambooks which were such a hit at Morton this year. Next is Lynne Fitzwater modestly displaying her flaming D. A., a hair- cut really in the mode. Veidre Sitnik ' s scarf looks very chic the way she has it crossed in front. Bev Baker also has on a white collar, but hers is a shorter, more rounded type. She has gobs of bracelets, and she is wearing the thick, knitted socs and the ever-popular gray suedes. Bev is also read- ing a slam book.

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IMPORTANT DAYS FOR THE GOVERNORS What! William Walters tired? We don ' t believe it. He never runs down. His skill at cheerleading and his great sense of humor will not be forgotten here at Morton. He ' s truly a Morton Governor. 27