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Page 29 text:
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Academics, Science, Community Affairs STUDENT COMMITTEE MEMBERS counting money from the Community Chest Drive are FRONT ROW: Ed Skager, Barb Bogert. BACK ROW: Barb Vanes, Ron Zgunda, Kathy Mosca. Their job was to prompt classes to compete with each other in donating funds. EXPERIMENTING WITH CHEMICALS. David Sadewasser measures the volume of a liquid with a graduated cylinder. He represented Morton as the 1969 winner of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. CAREFULLY CONTEMPLATING the honor as recipient of the DAR Award is senior Theresa Tokoly. A certificate and pin were awarded. 25
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Award Recipients Exhibit Leadership in ACCEPTING THE CHALLENGE AND HONOR of the positions of Boys ' State delegates, seniors Ron Zgunda, Rob Keilman, David Sadewasser and Tim McGuan anticipate their duties. Possessing outstanding qualities in various fields, a select group of students won honors for Morton Senior High School. Several city organizations sponsored these activities for interested students. Chosen by the Social Studies Department as the DAR award winner was one senior girl considered to be the good citizen of the school. The winner of this award has excelled in mastering the qualities of pa¬ triotism, service, leadership and dependability. Judged on the basis of an interest in government, leadership, character, courage, cooperativeness and scholarship, Social Studies teachers chose the Hoosier Girls’ and Boys’ State Representatives. These repre¬ sentatives spent one week during the summer at Indiana University partaking in a mock government. Community Chest representatives aroused class competition while collecting funds. Morton’s commit¬ tee raised the largest amount of money of all the Ham¬ mond schools. By touring the Carmelite Home for Boys, Y.M.C.A., Good Will Industries and Brooks House, they realized the importance of the fund. Science teachers awarded the senior with the highest grade average in science subjects the Bausch and Lomb Award. The winner was eligible for a scholar¬ ship at the University of Rochester in New York. 24
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ENDING FOUR YEARS of high school life, seniors approach com- nasium for graduation. Tassels on the right side will soon be pushed mencement activities. Students file from the cafeteria to the gym- to the left side after receiving diplomas. POSED FOR GRADUATION PICTURES in cap and gown is Jim Deiotte. His fa¬ ther, Mr. Deiotte, is the photographer. 26
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