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

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T D553 3 3 M91 10 U .jyf-l a i K .. ' H ip l 1 i - if Wig? . A INTELLIGENTSIA The Superintendent ........... I2 - uf The Assistant Superintendent ..... . I2 'A The Deans ................... . . . I2 The Board of Education ..... . . . ,I3 3 The office ........... I3 34 l J 96, ,X 3 The Faculty .... . . I4 -yin-W 2 Q 2 I vip SOPHISTICATES The Seniors .......... 22 The Juniors ....... A ........... . . . 62 National Honor Society .......... . , . 78 'National Junior Honor Society So yr! l ,J ' l A '6 D I L E T TA N T E S 'YA J M. s. G. A. ...... 84 Alumni Board 89 YJ VM, Publications ..... go Speech Activities . 95 Music ....,.... . . . 102 Socials ...... . . . IC6 Clubs ... ... IOS I C H A L L E N G E R S History of Physical Education 130 The P. E. Faculty ........... .,. 132 Athletic Clubs ......,..... 134 Teams .............. 139 Girls' Athletics ........ 159 lyledical Department .... 173 I N E 0 P H Y T E S The Sophomores . . . 176 The Freshmen . . . . . 187

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if Why hello! What are you all doing here? Y'know, this is really very embarrassing, I don't know what to say. I'm just waiting around for my - - uh - my cousin, Josie Blow, to get here. She wants to be shown around Morton, but I never expected all you people to be waiting for her too - - That's a funny thing. For the last three years something like this has happened. Fellows I know have taken friends through school, and hardly before they got past the door, there was a mob of people just like this following them. Well, say, you might even be the same mob! Any- way, as long as you are all here, you might just as well come along this time too. The other fellows showed you the vocational department first, then the academics we have in school, and last year you saw the vocational and music departments. I was planning to take Josie to see the clubs and athletics at Morton when she gets hereg so after you see this side of our school life, you'll have it all. f' 3 , . N . ,. V. .V 4 ,rf . 5 T rf , :Fl -, 5 . -mpc. Y In infix . zrg 51,2 S- VF- 'R' J 'PPV 1. ' ui V QA v ,w' 1-. . , . ' H.

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