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

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Morton To Run Well Clinic Worker STUDENTS THAT OFFER ASSISTANCE each period in the clinic are Pat Bloom, Carole Shoemaker, Geri Swearingen, Sponsor Miss Gib- son, )an Derflinger, Shirley Frohock, and Karen Dunker. OH ice Worker A Page T wenty-live STUDENTS LENDINC A HELPINC HAND with rou- tine office duties are Back ROW: Sally Aageberg, Alice Foresberg, Carol Bubac, Sandy Peihank, Pat Drapach, and Virginia Breisch. FRONT ROW: Rita Kovach, Mau- reen O ' Boyle, Kathy Kwas- ny, Jill Harris, Joanne Bril - meyer, June Spear, Judy Detterline, and Diane Kirk- land. t

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These Students Help $ooh to e 2 Vorken THESE STUDENTS CAIN BUSI- NESS EXPERIENCE by working in the bookstore — Sponsor Mr. Wolls, Deryl Storck, Jim Hopp, Cathy Frig- yes, Sandy Capalbv. Mary Bolen, Judy Kominiak, Sandy Neal and Joan Brown. Cafeteria Worker J THESE CAFETERIA WORKERS lend a helping hand in the kitchen and behind the candy and ice cream counters — BACK ROW: Jim Hopp, Deryl Storck, Dennis Chancellor, Loran Johnson, and Harold Tunis. FRONT ROW: Geri Swearingen, Linda Martin, Marsha Dukes, Ida Mae Urban, and Dianne Davis. J ibraxy Worker i THESE STUDENTS HELP open new worlds of knowledge through books — BACK ROW: Gwen Wiggins, Nancy Wiggins, Nancy Feldt, Bar- bara Williams, Tona Royer, Mary Ellen Barry, Eleanor Balka, Pam Martin, Librarian Miss Allman, and Bonnie Scheffer. FRONT ROW: Ruth Kessler, Vicky Jenkins, Janet Goult, Judy Stuhr, and Betty Takacs. Page Twenty-four

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These Clubs Offer Growth junior 1 - Tjecni The Y-Teens Clubs are national organizations affiliated with the National Y.W.C.A. The service organizations have many projects each year to help needy people. This year their annual Sweetheart Ball, a semi-formal dance for all Y-Teens of Hammond and other surrounding areas, was held oh February 14 at Hammond Tech. Each month representatives from all area schools attend an inter- club council meeting, at the Ham- mond Y.W.C.A., to plan city-wide and national projects. CROWINC IN MIND, spirit, and body, these Junior Y-Teens are: BACK ROW: I. Smith. A. Takas, M. Mestrovich, S. Krohman and C. Reichart. THIRD ROW: R. Luddy, B. Gaither, M. Carrico and J. Bright. SECOND ROW: D Milne, L. Hedwell, J. Kors, and J. Salka. FRONT ROW: Pres. Diane Thomas, Vice Pres. Royleen Shanta, Sec. Camille Viland, and Treas. Judy Stuhr. Senior J[-T)een3 STRIVINC FOR SPIRITUAL and intellectual growth are these Senior Y-Teens: BACK ROW: Winifred Smith, Eloise Stark, Carolyn Friend, Judy Keiller, Paula Maess, Sharon Stefano, Carol leppeson, Mir- iam Worman, Priscilla Torpey, and Bonnie Comer. FOURTH ROW: Tona Royer,. Nancy Parkovich, Pam Martin, Dona Tudor, Gail Zea, Nancy Dett- rich, Carol Helding, Carole Williams, Ruth Walker and Sharon Enoksen. THIRD ROW: Rhea Christiansen, Roberta Fox, Bessie Anderson, Sue Sharkey, Connie Coomes, Teddy Allen, Barbara Williams, Pat Daugh- erty, and Sharon Adams. SECOND ROW: Carole Stow- ers, Carolyn H ill, Carol Fix, Pat Smith, Carol Ann Socks, Bar- bara Bernard, Donna Krage- lund, Barbara Barr, and ' Peggy Bevan. FRONT ROW: Pres. Bonnie Baker, Vice Pres. Judy Thomas, Sec. Roberta Smith, and Treas. Donna McGinnis. Page Twenty-six