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

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WHAT’S NEW WHAT’S D© the Hustle Eiscc dancing becomes the craze d “Rubin Carter was falsely tried” claims Bob Dylan in his latest single release. A year ago, “Hurricane” Carter struggled aimlessly for a new trial. Today, people are hearing of Rubin’s ordeal on radio stations across the country. “Hurricane” is featured on Dylan’s album, Desire, which is comparable to his earlier works. ANGOLA: A question of involvement Who ' s Running For President In 76? Who Isn ' t? WCCWCCLCTCV TO ASSASSINATE TOE PRESIDENT? ♦Sara Moore .Squeaky Fromme 18 — National

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Oriental flair guides Winter semi-formal theme With the past year ' s fashions leaning toward an Oriental look, the theme chosen for the year’s annual Winter Semi-Formal was “Imperial Paradise.” Set for the evening of December 6, Association members found they didn’t have as much time for preparation as they thought. The week prior to the event, students diligently worked to have everything ready in time. “Once we had the theme, it still took us a while to figure out specifically what decorations we were going to have, remarked JoAnn Ardelean chairman of the decorating committee. However, the dance was successful. Decorations had transformed the cafeteria and commons into an Oriental garden. The hallways leading into both the cafeteria and commons area were lined with murals depicting Chinese scenes. Refreshments were served in the commons from a bamboo hut, representing a worshipping area. Fortune cookies were among the many things couples could choose to eat. Couples danced to the music of ‘Justice’ from 8 to 11 p.m. Girls left their bouquets at the tables when they went to dance, while others wore wrist corsages or corsages pinned to their dresses. After the dance couples went to restaurants where they had made reservations. It wasn’t unusual to see a table reserved for eight as friends went to the same place. he added space from the commons provides extra room to seat the 165 couples attending. The cafeteria serves for dancing. Winter Semi-Formal 17 Imperial Paradise

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NCW WHAT’S NEW WT| Guilty or Innocent? TV Television networks found coping with the “family hour” regulations a hassle. Shows between 7 p.m. and 8 p.m. had to be suitable for the entire family’s viewing. ABC made Irwin Shaw’s “Rich Man, Poor Man” into a mini-series for television. It was presented in one hour programs on Monday nights. “Monty Pyton’s Flying Circus” brought audience viewing to a peak on Public Broadcasting stations. A slight guilt complex prompted many to send contributions to the publicly supported station, Channel 11. 03 C ' © 03 © O I— © ”Hey, sit cn it!” Fonzie, alias Henry Winkler, made his way into the homes of “Happy Days” viewers every Tuesday night. Equipped with his leather jacket and motorcycle, The Fonz” epitomized the Adjusting to: •Trices •Czcne watches •Bicentennial Minutes • Kecks being called ’’nets”