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

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ICIEMK HEEE WHEN? Does Bob Toporek lopk any different to you? X L Darin Bensingt i 1 uJWinfi ci. aJJ the long hours of practice he put in to perfect his pitching skills.

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COMMENCEMENT: IIS IT aV BEGINNING? Commencement: an origin, beginning. So states Funk and Wagnall ' s dictionary. Commencement is a beginning, but it is also an ending. To start over a high school senior must end what he began four years ago. He must leave his friends, his school, and maybe even his home. But what is the graduate starting? What decisions does he face? A Morton graduate may continue his schooling, starting another year in a strange place. Perhaps he will become a working stiff and be forced to support himself. Another graduation will soon be here. An ending . . . and a beginning. Relieved smiles of pride flash across the faces of graduating seniors as they receive those long awaited diplomas. Anxiously awaiting the moment at which they shall receive their diplomas, attentive seniors listen to speeches with mixed emotions after completing four years of high school. 16 — Graduation

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