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

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Doiming it! Instituters live in dorms, get taste of college life “Maybe I need another suitcase ... wonder if I’ve packed everything” — typical comments made by someone preparing to travel. This summer similar decisions faced many students. Twirlers learned new techniques while they were at a camp in Syracuse. Cheerleaders spent a week at Lakeland College, Wisconsin where they received several first place awards. Indiana University hosted a journalism institute. Mortonite editors, Joe Farmer and Mary Fow¬ ler won second place awards for assignments done in workshops. Girls and Boys State repre¬ sentatives built a government through elections. Lester Kerr was elected county coroner; Fernando Vela, county surveyor; Carol Lovin, vice-city chairman; Julie Marlow, city chairman. For two months Joe Greer stayed at Indiana University studying microbiology. There, he isolated a bacteria only isolated eight other times. Mike Mayer attended a two week drama institute at the University of Evansville. 10—Institutes

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This year’s theme for the band ' s halftime music was Love.” Senior Pom Pon girl Vickie Ford does a routine set to the band’s music. Mary Fowler was crowned the 1975 Homecoming Queen during halftime ceremonies. She was picked from an original number of eighteen. 12 — Homecoming Homecoming Candidates — Janet Dobos, Mary Kostoff, Carol Lovin, Julie Marlow and Connie White.