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PAOPCAATTIAC-Sue Semon, 1987 Home¬ coming queen, and Ron Bukouuski ore in proper attire at the Homecoming Queen Assembly. COUPLES - Christine Copistron and Greg Ziel, Joe Ccsi, and Daniel Denehie, Andy Sojko, and Dot- tie Domsic. COUPI.es - Aon Buk- oujski, and Sue Sem¬ on. Ann Stombough. and Tim Opinker, Kevin Hutts. and Karen Sargent. au DAesseD UP - The 1987Homecom¬ ing Court poses for a picture in their for¬ mats at the annual Homecoming Dance. FACSHMAN ATT€N- DANTS - Tina Vasic and Shawn Ander¬ son were voted to represent their class in the court. Photos b v Sodie 12 Homecoming Court
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RCFLCCTING - Rfter several touching speeches, Janet Szydiowski, Valedic¬ torian, and Lisa Hunt. Salutatorian realize ujhat high school really meant. rcstlcssncss - Rs the ceremony comes to an end the class of ' 87 becomes onx- PRTICNTLV WRITING - Graduating seniors wait patiently In line for the graduation ceremony to begin. CONGRRTULRTIONS - Congratulations is in order here, as Susan Colgrove re¬ ceives her diploma from John Smrlga, a school board mem¬ ber. WHCRC ' S MINC? - Jim Taillon searches for his diploma as Herr Meister tries to as¬ sist. CHRTTCRING - Cindy Ryzewskl, Caris Re¬ vere, Rhonda Rohl, Jennifer Rodda, Fred Reyes, and Sharon Repko shore last minute gossip be¬ fore entering into the real world. RCLICF - Rfter the ceremony, the throwing of caps by Troy Stovros, and Todd McKechnie is a sign of relief. Photos by Bodie Graduation 11
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—COURT ' 87= Sue Semon Crouuned Although the weather was cold and rainy on October 2, it did not spoil the evening for the Governors. It was Morton’s homecom¬ ing game, which started at 7:30 P.M. During halftime, Sue Semon who was escorted by Ron Bukowski, was crowned queen by Mar- cela Guerrero, Morton’s queen for 1986. “Being the 1987 home¬ coming queen has been one of the best experiences of my life, so far. It has fulfilled my high school years here at Morton,’’ said Sue. Morton’s victory over Clark made the evening a little more special. The court, which included Christine Capistran, Danielle Denehie, Dottie Domsic, Sue Semon, Ann Stombaugh, and Karen Sargent, was nominated by the senior class along with suggestions from ad¬ ministrators. by Angela Moore Homecoming Court 13
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