J Sterling Morton East High School - Mortonian Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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LEW T. SKINNER i The function of the business administration in an educational institution is to serve the educational purposes of the organization. The business manager has a definite function in aiding the edu- cational departments to do their jobg the business office is not an end in itself but purely an agent for othersg it musty serve and not be served. The business manager must have a sympathetic and intelligent Lmderstanding of the needs and wishes of the faculty and the educational administration of the institution. All his efforts and policies must be directed to the forwarding of these ends. The systems which he uses in carrying on business should measure up to acceped standards of modern business procedure but must be adapted and interpreted in such a way that they will fit in with the educational operation of the institution. Lew T. Skinner Business Manager

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DOCTOR L. M. HRUDKA Superintendent of Schools The foundation upon which we are building the Morton of the future owes its strength to co- operation. In the individual it is body and spir- it. In Morton it is Students, Faculty and the Administration. What we have attained is due to the fine integration, coordination, and cooper- ation that has been continuously employed to pro- mote the ideals set before us. The friendship and sympathy that Morton students and faculty have so freely given is an everflowing source of inspiration to me and credit to you. With this continued and revivified spirit manifest every- where Morton must go on. It cannot falter. L. M. Hrudka

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EUNICE M. PRUTSMAN DANIEL W. BURFORD CARL L. ANDERSON Esicu. E. JOHNSON THE DEANS The counselling and advising of Morton students is taken care of by four deans: Miss Eunice Pruts- man, Mr. Carl L. Anderson, Mr. Daniel Burford, and Mr. Eskil E. Johnson, each of whom is known for the work he has accomplished in the past few years. Cooperation is the watchword of their Office, and by diligent application to duty, they keep the machinery of school administration in smooth operating condition. Student problems of all kinds are their chief concern, and they are always ready to confer with the student and his parents, giving help and advice. It is their duty to render assistance to those students who aid and sponsor social events. In conjuction with the superintendent and the student court, they mete out corrective discipline to miscreant stud e t . ' ' n s With a few assistants they keep a record of the attendance of the student body, arrange for the entertainment of visitors, and supply informa- tion to all. Furthermore, the deans are cooperat- ing with the M. S. G. A is keeming Morton . A 3 school that every student is proud to attend.