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

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In Body, Mind and Spirit Qill ’ Club The Morton Girls’ Club concentrates its efforts upon producing young women learned in social graces who know how to “meet and greet people. Under the sponsorship of Miss Martine, they dis- cuss problems dealing with proper eti- quette in all social situations. INTENT UPON MASTERINC social graces are these Girls’ Club members: BACK ROW: C. Mer- icle, M. Zych, T. Chansler, S. Watson, B. Nelson, S. Neely, S. Zaiko, K. Owens and D. Koznicki. THIRD ROW: Sponsor Miss Martine, K. Miller, B. Mitchell. L. Myers, E. Balka, J. Smalley, C. Burke and C. Barnes. SECOND ROW: R. Perry, P Rhea T Fazekas. E. West. M. O’Bovle. P. Relinski, P. Miskosky, and P. Japkowski. FRONT ROW: Pres. Mildred Tubich, Vice Pres. Dottie Rosenberger, Sec. Pat Reynolds and Treas. Gloria Mierzwa. SERVINC OTHERS AND DEVELOPING INDIVIDUALLY are these Hi-Y members: BACK ROW- I Perdew, R. Gardner, R. Anderson, B. Highland, D. Knieriemen, E. Dedelow B Rus- sell, J. Marshall and E. Cuzis. FOURTH ROW: ). Andrews, ) Williams, ). Arcel.la, L. Plesek, G Brochman, D. Weis, B. Trubich, L. Lohse, C. Paree and J. Francis. THIRD ROW: S Bat- winski, J. Pouch, J. Waugaman, S Kutka, D. Hepp, D. Mierzwa E Norris and D. Hicks SECOND ROW- S. Paquqin, D. Wiese, B. Siecker, ). Hutsler, R. Bocken, D. Belt D. Brant, and D Butler FRONT ROW: Pres. Dennis Orr, Vice Pres. Phil Kozubal, Sec. Jerry Oiler, Treas. George Baldea, Jim Wayco, Frank Suto, Ed Gatons and Sponsor Mr. Newkirk. M-y Hi-Y members up- h o 1 d spiritual and moral codes set up by the Y. M. C. A., with which they are affili- ated. This year they once again sponsored a school - wide project, filing a Thanksgiving basket to give to a needy family in the community. Page Twenty-seven

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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

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Pictures” Are Their Purpose Photo Club The Photo Club holds training meetings once each week to teach new members the “tricks of the trade.” SERVINC THE TOP HAT, Hessville-Woodmar Lite, and Mortonite are these Photo Club members — BACK ROW: B. Lipsig, M, Matovina, C. Bickle, A. Marek, C. Hatfield, ). Stev- ens, M. C. Matovina, L. Claas- sen, and T. Razzini. SECOND ROW: B. Carney, C. Krughoff, B. Feansler, E. Creekmore. L. Austin, D. Meeker, L. Bissa, A. Smulavitz, A. Bergman, B. Anderson, and J. McAleer. FRONT ROW: Pres. Ken O’Neal, Vice Pres. Jim Soltau, Sec. Sarah Skelton, Treas. Jim Hopp, R. Austin, and Sponsor Mr. Rasmussen. Cinema Club “PROJECTIONIST- WILLIAM RILEY de- livers movie equipment to a classroom during the hour a day he de- votes to audio-visual work. “SERVICE” IS THE MOTTO of the Cinema Club, for visual aid material is used in every class. The members are — BACK ROW: D. Diehl, R. Chandos, D. Mileusnic, R. Arvay, D. Janeczko, B. Schmid, T. Metaska, T. Plesek, B. Steward, and R. Durcho. FOURTH ROW: D. Olenik, D. Storck, R. Fleming, J. Czerniak, M. Bedwell, F. Colvin, W. Klaubo, J. Halon, and J. Moeglin. THIRD ROW: D. Davis, B. Savage, P. Fedor, R. Paswinski, C. Puett, D. Pete, J. Fields, and M. Walsh. SECOND ROW: J. Sain, C. Crownover, D. Thompson, B. Hill, E. Heindricks, T. Somerville, B. Kitchell, W. Riley, and C. Gardner. FRONT ROW: Pres. Don MacCartney, Vice Pres. Jim Dekoker, Sec. Tom Moeglin, Treas. RayTobias, L. Noble, B. Morris, and Sponsor Mr. Gibson.