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

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Morton students learn by studying, hearing, observing, and doing . . . Page 9

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Page 8 This way of life mainly Chemistry Demonstration Registration for Travel Club Membership Football Equipment Stored in the Gym High School Assembly Faculty Meeting Downtown Hammond Fun at the Fun Festival a search . . . ■ a search for education to pre- pare us to be good, informed cit- izens and to enable us to succeed in the things we attempt. We look to our classes (page 9). • a search for moments to re- member,’’ either because of their importance to the welfare of MHS, or because of the pleasure we gain from them. We look to our events (page 19). a search for ways to broaden our outlook on life and to better the world about us. We look to our organizations (page 37). a search for ways to improve our bodies as well as our minds and to learn good sportsmanship. We look to our athletics ( page 65 ) . 4 a search for good and lasting friends with whom we can have good times and who are always there in time of need. We look to our fellow students ( page 81). a search for guidance and as- sistance in the problems high school students face. We look to our ad- ministration, faculty, and personnel (page 105). and finally, a search for a sense of values to enable us to ob- tain quality economic goods at reasonable prices. Having obtained that sense of values, we look to our Top Hat advertisers ( page 111).

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Page 10 English , Speech, Foreign Language Classes Mortonites Study Own Language A RECORDING of Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar” holds the attention of Miss Virginia Davis’ sophomore English class. Students studied grammar as well as various types of literature in this class. A PANEL consisting of Jack Ward, Jack Mandernack, Don Ritchey, Judy Klen, Vivian Buldak, and Cecelia Clark is learning good speech habits in Frank Palko’s Speech V class. STUDENTS IN Mrs. Norma Kelly’s Composi- tion VIII class are using the Atlantic Monthly, for which each one subscribed, as a source of information for their weekly themes. Comp prepared seniors for the rigors of college work.