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

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Provides All-Over Knowledge ART ISN ' T AS EASY as it looks and much time and effort is poured into the aspiration? of becoming a ' good artist. ,Ed Kliza, Joe Rossi, and Russel Boyle are working on drawings as Mr. Wauro scans their work. THE BLAZERETTES: accompanist Carole Eichelberger, Milly Tubich, Cail Zea, and Ruth Fisher are the first Morton choral group to have matching outfits. They entertained us at auditorium sessions and concerts, and sang at the senior- faculty banquet. SPEECH CLASS employs some unusual props, as Ed Johnston illustrates. He is demonstrating the recurve hickory bow. Page Nineteen

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1 •« Kf. : . ' One of the proud praises told of Morton School is the co-operation and the unity of its student body. Without the unselfish giving of time and the efforts of many students working together, most dreams and ideals would never become real. Here we are given the chance to obtain satisfaction of service through our voluntary organizations which build morale, scholarship, sportsmanship, and offer career guidance. As well as being of service to others, we have fun and recreation in our clubs. Thus they are well-balanced and acutely regarded by all. We hope to sustain our fine reputation, for we shall forever be indebted to the clubs that have taught us qualities of leadership and service that will be invaluable in our adult lives.