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

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Vast improvement has been made in disciplining law offenders as a result of the new student court- Praise should be given to Chief Justice lorio and his associate judges, Jim Creswell, Senior Judge; Jerry Arcella, Junior Judge; Lemoine Bond, Sophomore Judge; George Bal- dea, Freshman Judge. Spencer Greer is the Bali ff ; Sheila Beck is Recorder. PRACTICE SELF-GOVERNMENT. One of the offenses which the court must deal with is running in the halls. A monitor writes a court notice for a set locker.

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Our Association House of Representatives strives to im- prove every aspect of school life for the student and the teacher — academically, socially, and morally. In the first row the faculty sponsors, Mrs. Estelle Gress and Mr. Glen Flansburg, are shown with the Senior Representatives, Al Nowak, Jane Zimmerman, and George Doolen. Second row from left to right: Phillip Lohse, Dale Spidel, Gloria Men- cek, Betty Feldt, and Ted Tarr. Third row: Sue Berkheiser, Pauline Robinson, Connie llliff, Joyce May and Cecilia Clark. Fourth Row: Pat Dunn, Ruth Kessler, Bill Shannon, Paula Spitale, and Pat Bloom. The Association Officers and Cabinet are discussing an Association project. All, that is, except Lou; he seems to be daydreaming. From left to right, Don Harle, Bob Stry- zinski, Darlene Burr, Lucy Baker, Veidre Sitnick, and Lou lorio. ESTABLISH A COURT, AND

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MONITORS WATCH FOR THESE Caught red-handed! Skipping stairs may result in broken legs. Eating in the halls. Sleeping on duty. Ronnie Balta demonstrates one of the most common offenses, throwing paper in the halls.