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GLIDING SOFTLY across the floor, couples waltz to the music of Len Warning and his Orchestra. MOUNTING THE STAGE, President Chester Bailor prepares to accept the duties and responsibilities that await him. Assembly, ball recognize new officers HOMEMADE COOKIES added to the enjoyment of the Inaugu¬ ral Ball. Mary Russell offers refreshments to Chester Bailor. Tiny buttons and huge posters marked student cam¬ paigns for various positions of leadership. Conducted in early spring, elections for class and Student Asso¬ ciation officers aroused student participation in school affairs. Association vice-president oversaw all student elections. Finalists, after primary elections, spoke to the entire student body giving their qualifications and expectations for Morton High School. Solemn promises to fulfill the duties of their jobs were offered by newly-elected officers at the Inaugural Assembly in November. Mr. W. W . Becker, principal, bestowed the office of Student Association president upon Chester Bailor, who swore in the cabinet. Every student present joined his representatives and senators in taking the Student Association pledge. “Memories are made of this,” the theme of the annual Inaugural Ball, saw a record number of couples danc¬ ing to the music of Len Warning and his Orchestra. For the first time in Student Association history, the semi-formal affair, honoring newly-initiated officers, was a “turn-about” dance. Rather than losing money or just “breaking even,” this year’s ball earned a profit. 15
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Election returns climax busy campaign ELECTIONS OVER, John Webster begins the task of removing campaign posters from the halls. DISPLAYING SUPPORT of her favorties for sophomore of¬ ficers, Theresa Tokoly is help¬ ed by Gerry Rospond. PERSUADING CLASSMATES to vote for him is a campaigner ' s big step toward election. Frank Lambert enumerates his assets to Jane Hluska. 14
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Queen reigns at homecoming game REIGNING AS QUEEN at the 1966 Homecoming game was Kathy Cergizan, elected from five candidates by the student body . 16
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