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

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Assigned parking spaces for driving students are here to stay. Cars not in their designated slots will be forcibly removed. Booster club sign paintings offer seniors Candy Ballard, Yvonne Wilson, and junior Tammy Aguilar, a chance to show their school spirit. Lunch hour chats give Dr. Timothy Brown the opportunity to meet his new Morton students. Opening — 5

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vwPonniCN with the job ecece. n Solo, Tina and seniors Al e only a few of r a shy students. I- Ca dssendorfer takes time out during a spare moment! (continued from page 4) Along with rocketing transportation costs, entertainment costs have increased. In 1970, a couple could go to a movie for a mere $2.50. With rising rates, a night at the movies may become a luxury for a couple, costing approximately $16.00. Albums may be unattainable to teens in the 90 ' s if prices continue to raise. Since 1970, the price of albums has gone from $3.00 to $6.00. If the price doubles again, record albums may no longer be your best entertainment value. Most students have not been too affected by rising prices, but many of them have had to give up some of their after school activities because of employment. In the next decade can clubs and activities compete against the job force? Opening