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

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School Crossing All of the decisions of every- frightening dilemma, day life have been made by a The 1982 TOP HAT chose superior — the student just had “Crossroads” as the theme to show to follow. the different avenues in high school Suddenly , with graduation, all life. As hindsight is better that has changed. The teen-ager than foresight, it is hoped that now must make decisions a look back at 1981-82 will give on his own. Granted, each student the experience needed that can be a welcomed treat, to make a proper decision as he t the “crossroads” — which reaches his own “CROSSROADS”. i venue to take — can be THAT Morton High School Marching Band

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Rob VrabofetM s Homecoming nf.C. Bukowski Receives Title The night of September 18, 1981 brought a moment of joy into the life of Shelley Bukowski that she will not forget for some time to come. On that night, at halftime of the Morton and East Chicago Washington football game, Shelley was crowned the 1981-82 Morton High School Homecoming Queen. Shelley stated, “I have had a lot of fun in school activities, but I enjoyed Homecoming the most. I want to thank the people who helped me get Homecoming Queen. It was the most memorable event and I feel very honored. ” During her high school career, Shelley was rather active. She participated in cheerleading her freshman and sophomore years and played in Powder Puff her junior year. She also was a statistician for the baseball team her junior year, and a member of the Booster Club all four years. The 1981-82 Homecoming Court consisted of Lisa Ecsi, Nancy Magurnay, Donna Niemiec, Debbie Tatum, and Lori Woodward escorted by Nick Companiott, Tom Sandlin, Nick Paunovich, Ron Palucki, and Scott Lelito respectively. Dan Gordon escorted Shelley. Another story on the festivities that lead to that special “crossroad” of Homecoming is on Page 13 of this book.