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Page 2 Page 56 Page Above Page 108 2k Page 128 The D j r\ Page 152 N Page 158 CROWD 2L Step Slbove tfie CrozvcC 1992 ‘Top 9-Cat tMorton Sr. tHigh ScfiooC 6915 grand five. 9-Cammond, Iru 46323 VoC. 39 For Coach Hall this year marked the end of a remarkable coaching career. For Mike Johnson and Craig Atkins this year brought full tuition college athletic scholarships. Title 1 Seniors, Cathy Calabrese and Tracy Smith, don’t mind get¬ A jungle gym is just one way ting messy by sticking their for the kids at Woodmar Day hands in red and gray paint to Care Center to have fun dur¬ redo the senior benches. ing play time. JlCLIft A£ era d £Jxd £{.Ak cT'/s' 1 ! The steps of Morton have been here for a long time. Twenty-five years ago tax payers helped make possible the construc¬ tion of a new high school building. In 1966 the school moved from its location at 7001 Marshall Ave. to 6915 Grand Ave. Since the day the building opened, thousands of students have walked down the halls and sat in the classrooms. Each year we’ve risen above our expectations hoping to make the next year even better. The theme “A Step Above The Crowd” is a phrase stating that the Govs are rising above and stepping up in every area. Our Academics have been soaring for years now. Always proving that success can be achieved with a little hard work and effort. Sports teams have had a few bad mem¬ ories in the past, but we have always proven that the Governors aren’t quitters. The students and faculty have also soared to new heights, causing Morton to be considered a school to be proud of. Mr. O’Connor shows his The accomplishments of the students sBclhaockohl aswpkirsi ts hbyir tw feoarr iSngp ohrtiss brought this year off to a good start. Day during Homecoming Throughout this book we will see how Week. Morton Senior High School students are Reyna Mireles showed how “A Step Above The Crowd.” much Morton means to her by By Annette Blanchard dressing up for Spirit Week. Her sign and bandana help to accent the “hippie" look she’s trying to achieve. Opening 3 Photo byJ. Gillard ' by E. Tucker UJiHie Wolfe and Michael Schriks show off [he "wonderful" bibs that the waitress atJedi's Gar¬ den gave them on Homecoming night. 4 Student Life Division Student Life Happy times for happy people €very day in high school, students try to shorn their originality. It doesn't matter if one is the doss clouun Photo by Godie The Freshman doss showed Chat or has the lead role in the school ploy, everyone tries being the youngest doesn't mean you don't have school spirit by to get noticed. By doing this, students shouu that they having o Hoot in the Homecoming ore above the crouud. parade. fl yearbook is for all the moments uuhen a student has stood out. These moments are to be cherished. We all get our turns being in the spotlight, no matter how great or small the achievement is. By Melissa Daniel Photo by €. Tucker Him Heilbasa and Janet Flhlfield decorate the lockers of the senior Football players before the Homecoming game. Student Life Division 5 The Poms were pumping the beat during halftime. “Big C" Atkins jumps up and unsuc¬ cessfully tries to make a basket. Photo by Bodie One of the star players, Robby Ostapchuck shoots another winning shot. 6
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