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

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lHl Slll1lIlINllNIllNl Mr. J. R. McDonald who has filled the oflice of superintendent during the past year has, in the face of many difficulties, proved himself to be a genial, co-opera- tive administrator. His keen interest in the welfare of student activities has won for him a host of friends among the student body. We have learned that association with our deans is pleasant. All of them have a deep understanding of human nature and are adept in han- dling difficult situations. Using psychology is an art with them, and their years of service have given them a chance to use it. Get to know your deans! DEANS Mn. E. E. JOHNSON Miss E. lhI.PRUTSMAN MR. D. W. BURFORD.

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lHl HHHHH Ui lIllIlIHlIHN Behind the scenes of the students' school life are five figures who hold the strings to the ad- ministration of the high school. These figures, the men who make up the Board of Education of lvlorton High School, are a group of which the average student hears little, but which is, neverthe- less, ever active in its welfare. The responsibility of supervising the operations of a plant the size of Morton with its six thousand students and its two hundred and fifty instructors is an important one, and one which can be entrusted only to experienced, public spirited men with a sincerity of purpose for the welfare of the school and the youth which it serves. The hoard, which is elected by the citizens of the school district, is charged with the responsibility of appropriating funds for the maintainence of the scl1ool's physical plant and the administration of its educational activities. The current year has seen some definite improvements made in the school building. Through economies effected in the past few years, and through federal aid, the board was able to launch the projects of a completely new electrical wiring and lighting system and to install new boilers for the heating plant. These improvements, long needed, have already proved to be a sound and valuable investment. ' To retiring members of the board, Mr. Mrizek and Mr. Vlk, are due our expressions of grati- tude for the sincere efforts which they have put forth in the interests of Morton. To Mr. Hoffman and Mr. Nowak, congratulations upon their election to these offices of public trust. Through the leadership of its board, Mprt Nivill continue to progress. ' t .jjxi 1 t 1. If l .ijt if ., 'I t FJ ty' . .' fx Jr-.J ' 1 K, Kg 'K . H . ,W - X ' ' 4' U I ,J - A Mmssns. G. Pano, J. Mmznlc, J. CERNY, A. Lnc, R. Novv. Tm: Ot-'rica Foncs