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PUBLICATIONS - These students won awards pre¬ sented by the publications department. Awards Feature 23 TROPHIES - These students won tro¬ phies for their calculator olympiad efforts. RIBBONS - These students were pre¬ sented ribbons for their calculator olympiad efforts.
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MHS Students Receive Awards Over this past school year many Morton stu¬ dents, teachers, and other faculty members have won awards or received high honors. Among them was Brian Stage who received many high honors. Along with being named DAR re¬ cipient and being a National Merit Scholarship Win¬ ner, Brian was also a boys state delegate and held several other offices. In the special education program, athlete Ivan Hoard went to the Special Olympics where he re¬ ceived a gold medal in track. This year’s Science Olympiad team received a ranking of third in the state in competition. Ray Reigner, a school janitor, was presented with an award from the state reading council for his work and help through the years. The vocal music program was pleased to see several of their music students win awards in state competition. The publication department presented Erika Madison with the Hammond Times Award, Mary Santana with the Cal Press Award for Photography, Lisa Dosado with the most valuable Mortonite staff¬ er, and Robert Perez with the most valuable Top Hat staffer. Second annual calculator olympiad winners were also presented with trophies and ribbons for their performance. By Tabitha Dixon READING COUNCIL-Ray Reigner,janitor, VOCAL MUSIC - These students re- was presented with a reading council ceived first place in ISSMA competition, award. 22 Awards Feature
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There were many camps attended this past year, not only by students, but by teachers and parents too. All of these camps were attended to learn more about the subjects or sports that they were in. However, where there is work, there is usually play! All of these camps gave the individuals free time to do as they pleased. (Within reason.) The teachers and parents who went to “camp” used their free time by playing “Wallyball”. This is a game of vollyball played in a racquetball room so they can hit the balls off the walls. The students passed their free time in many different ways. At the football camp, you could always find them eating at any time, or most students were meeting new people. Kim Hensley 24 Camps Institutes
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