Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

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Those who have fa1th 1n democracy and a des1re to perpetuate It as our way of hte w1ll D1 obably agree that the purpose ol puhhc schools mxgfht be brxefly stated as helpm students to develop as lf'ltC1llg6l'lt ly actlye C1t1ZCIlS of a democracy Upon analysls It NVIH be seen that cel ta1n needs are common to all c1t1zens XVIIIIC others vaxy among lndlvlduals The chool then should attempt to provlde enel 11 educatlon for all wlth SDQCIZIIIZQCI Also lmplled IS the fact that develop ment should be not only as an 1nd1v1dual but also as a member of soclety A c1t1zen does not l1ve to h1mself he IS constantly ln some relat1onsh1p w1th others Slnce uch development comes only through per sonal des1re to learn all agencles must help youth to reahze 1ts need Thls ln volves the famlly the communlty the church the faculty and above all the tel low students James G Hatchel SCHOOL BOARD K 'ILLIAM RAPP Mr James C Hatcher Prlnclpal pr-esldem When you re educatm men and women J N PHILLIPQ you quxt bothermg about xx hat they dld today Secretary you la1t 1l1'llll1ll'1 what they can do tomorrow Members ACKIIRMAN C, YORDY J B GILTZ W1ll1am Rapp l Wm, Rapp J. N, Phllhps S, Ackerman C Yordy J B Getz Nc! ' k . - A . K 7 .. A' ' ', ' L. lb ' J? H . U . . l V . b t .' V ' ' V YY . - 1 n t 1- K. . , , 1. I ' r . L i . . . . A Apvp A S 'li ' ' I A Y 4.. training for particular needs. V Q a 4 y J . . , . U 7 S - 7 . L D Y , , . y ' 1 C vc V - 1 L ' ' 1' - 1. , . l . . A 9 - L I . , ,, . ' 7 L A , c sz. ' . ' . L S. 4 I - 14,