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Govs attend different college institutes TWO WEEKS AT l.ll. were spent by co-editors Margi Payton and Sue Hat¬ field, studying and learning the mechanics of a yearbook. SCIENCE INSTITUTE PARTICIPANTS— BOTTOM TO TOP: seniors L. Minard, D. DeRosa, G. Krucina, and J. Summerlott. Lorraine attended Northwestern, Dennis went to Purdue, and John and Gary visited I.U. AS A WINNER of the Wrangler Jeans’ contest junior Franny TO GAIN ARTISTIC KNOW-HOW was Joyce Nichol’s purpose Longawa reviews historical facts for her European tour. of attending a High School Artists’ Conference at I.U. 19
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honors Pupils receive sports, academic REPRESENTING MORTON as the National Merit Scholarship Finalist for 1970-71 is senior John Clifton. MHS ALL STARS for the Lake Shore Conference Football Team are FRONT ROW: C. Mamrilla and T. Goldschmidt. SECOND ROW: H. Muta. BACK ROW: R. Davis and B. Grenda. CHOSEN AS A PLAYER on the All Star Basketball Team was M. Marshall. M. Hiemstra received an honorable mention. 18
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Patriotism sets pace for Inaugural Ball “Hope—Present and Future” was the theme of this year’s Inaugural Ball held on November 21. Inno¬ vations were made to create a livelier atmosphere in the school cafeteria. Red, white, and blue streamers and flags decorated the walls along with murals and posters. An 11 foot papier mache Statue of Liberty, designed by Morton graduate Jacob Roquet, was the center of attraction on the dance floor. American shields and marshmallows with miniature flags in them decorated the tables. For refreshments a va¬ riety of hor d’oeurves were served instead of the routine cookies and punch. Breaking away from ball-room music, the Dontays, a modern rock group, played “now” songs. During one of the band’s breaks a candlelight ceremony, lead by the association president and conducted with help from the cabinet and class officers, took place to symbolize faith and hope in America. This year the Student Association proposed that all types of evening wear would be acceptable at the Ball. The boys wore suits while the girls had their choice of either minis, midis or maxis. SPECIALLY DESIGNED Statue of Liberty, constructed by a Morton graduate, serves as the center of attraction at the 1970 Inaugural Ball. The affair was held in the cafeteria and hon¬ ored the new members and officers of the association. PREPARED FOR THE CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY before the inauguration are association officers Barb Vanes, recorder,
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