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

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JRC Members Learn Unselfish Service The Morton chapter of the American Junior Red Cross, under the sponsorship of Mrs. Squibb, this year supplied a radio for Beatty Memorial Hospital. They made twenty- five place mats for Brooks House at Halloween, 150 tray favors for Parramore Hospital at Christmas and Easter, and made twenty-five individual gift boxes to be sent overseas. The club is also active in the JRC City Council. ONE MEMBER OF EACH high school homeroom is elected into the Ameri- can Junior Red Cross. 1958-1959 members are — BACK ROW: C. Car- stenson, A. Mancos, R. Cunningham, C. Kikalas, and S. Croker. FOURTH ROW: S. Wagner, I. M. Urban, D. Bickle, S. Dugan, and R. Williams. THIRD ROW: E. Pisowicz, J. Detter- line, B. Belaskas, R. McGee, and B. Thieling. SECOND ROW: S. Pop, S. Kessler, S. Rohl, J. Bedwell, and R. Collins. FRONT ROW: Pres. Nancy Feldt, Vice Pres. Jeann Cvitkovich, Sec. Diane Bradford, Treas. Marge Baut, and sponsor Mrs. Squibb. Students Learn Customs of Others Spanish Club LANCUACE BRINCS UNITY, discover these Spanish Club members — BACK ROW: J. Solan, J. Beiriger, T. Hoff- man, B. Henderson, L. Overman, D. Teegarden, D. Byrne, and T. Schwartz. FOURTH ROW: R. Cunningham, C. Reichardt, J. Brant, B. Ferguson, B. Witwer, D. Weis, and K. Krughoff. THIRD ROW: N. Parkovich, N. Ste- phenson, J. Simpson, N. Feinberg, J. Teegarden, J. Spear, and R. McGee. SECOND ROW: L. Hedwell, J. Kors, M. Pollachak, S. Svenningsen, N. Hayworth, K. O ' Neal, B. Coberg, and sponsor Miss V. itJarcisi. FRONT ROW: Pres. June Cernevski, Vice Pres. Diane Kirkland, Sec. -Treas. Tona Royer, Sgt.-at-Arms Franklin Sikich.

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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.

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Dramatists and Artists ZJheater Quild A LOT OF STUDY AND PREPARATION go into pro- ductions, which always achieve dramatic perfection. Theater Guild members are —BACK ROW: G. Krughoff, J. Marley, R. Smith, H. Houchens, L. Evans, S. Bar- tos, C. Carstenson, and ). Baker. THIRD ROW: Z. Bachmann, B. Bales, R. Boyle, F. Schroeder, B. Wil- liams, E. Kliza, M. Lammer- tin. and S. Hawkins. SEC- OND ROW: P. Bloom, F. Pecelin, M. White, L. Thor- ley, J. Dragus, N. Hoffman, and S. Skelton, FRONT ROW: Sponsor Miss Virden, C. Karnafel, S. Ferguson, P. Evans, G. Chandos, P. Smock, B. Nelson, P. Mil- ler, and P. Dunn. Participation in at least one of our productions leads to membership in the Theater Guild. Stage crew mem- bers apply make-up to dramatists, manage lighting for all Morton pro- ductions, and obtain all properties. Sometimes their tasks lead to an ex- tensive search, such as locating old- fashioned ice skates for this year’s fall play. This search finally ended in a substitution of home-made skates. MORTON THEATER GUILD MEMBERS enacted a delicately touching scene in LITTLE WOMEN when jo (Sally Bartos) learns that Beth (Linda Hart) is going to die.