Morton High School - Cauldron Yearbook (Morton, IL)

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Above West addltlon completed ln 1939 Below Morton Townshlp Hlgh School Orlglflal bulldmg . , .

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v I?5X v www 'k W I am happy to learn that the Morton Townshlp Hlgh School IS usmg the Umted Natlons as the theme for this year s yearbook The Umted Natlons IS a young organ xzatxon It wlll depend for lts contxnued growth and strength on the understand mg support of the young people of the world We who represent you at the Umted Natlons today are encouraged to learn of young people who are preparlng themselves by careful study of the Umted Natlons to take up thelr future respons1b1l1t1es ln the Umted Natlons great task of keeplng the peace Mrs Roosevelts well known lnterest ln the Umted NatlOHS Obj9CtlV9S caused the Cauldron staff to turn to her 1n seeklng ways to develop the theme of th1S book She graclously responded Wlth the above letter and wlth other useful materxals The staff acknowledges lts debt to thls busy lady for her cour tesy and helpfulness Many MTHS students have been drawn mto closer sympathy and under standmg wlth young people of dlstant countrles by correspondence wlth them Truly the pen IS mlghter than the sword Interestlng passages from sev eral such letters follow Helnz Traxler Vlenna Austrxa fnow attendmg school ln Massachusettsl to Anlta Carol Davls 8 ev I was glad to get your letter and eas 1ly can understand your curlosxty about all my lmpressxons and even the d1s llkes I shall try to glV9 a rather honest report My oplmon has changed about foot ball fyou probably wlll remember that I wrote when I saw football the f1rst txme 1n Vlenna I regarded the players as w1ll1ng to k1l1 each other and the cheerleadmg glrls as crazy! I thmk xt s a sport w1th good teamwork neverthe less I prefer my European soccer I lxke hot dogs hamburgers French frles mllk shakes wlener roasts I dlsllke popcorn bubble gum blue Jeans and T shlrts KI belleve you lxke the last two 1tems'J than at home I have twenty one lessons fthlrty elght at homel I l1ke the way of teachlng here and I hate the vlew of the masters whlch urge the students to check ln even the1r best frlends at small offenses and I believe that boys m our country have a better feelmg of frlend and companxonshlp than here Some glrls regard themselves as the crownlng of creatlon and have thelr noses erected for forty flve degrees of an angle Fortunately thats a certain proportlon how great It IS I probably can tell you ln slx months Ernst Forester Austrla to Ruth Red lger In the last letter I wrote you that I make a trlp wlth Hans Our travel was very mce we came to the lovely lakes fC0nt1nued on Page 361 I e' X I A . ' 5 K 'l ! . ' . . - Y Y I 7 ,. I . . . ' , . . . . . , Q , - yn 1 , I ' 7 Y l My schoolwork is hard, but easier 1 ' - . a . u c , n a ' - I I ' I , . u I acss - , n ' ' I ' ! ii ' I ' ' . v 1 ' . I I I . V . l . . I . . ' ,