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

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FACULTY H. T. Sahlin '. . Commercial Lucille Schilling . - English Kathryn Schopbach . Qrthopedic Ralph E. Schuett . Commercial Edith E. Schuster . . English Burton F. Scott . Social Science John P. Shand . Social Science Paul C. Shelley . Natural Science Nina S. Shera . Home Economics Maureen Sherwood Physical Education Katharyn Simons . Socialgcience F. Aleene Sinclair . . Art it , g W.. M - provides training for beizfeer citizenship y ,Wnw fr W-wctf,f.! - science will study sociology, economics, and principles oi American democracy. The object of this revision is to broaden and generalize the scope of the worlc ol the social science department. The department as now organized consists ot twenty- eight teachers and Tour thousand three hundred and sixty-three students. students at hall. Map studyin Mr. history class portant aid. Cicero otfticials greeted the town Kimball's is an im- g29 I

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FACULTY i 'Mollie Ann Reid . . English If Emma B. Ressmeyer Social Science Miriam Richer .Home Economics Adelina Rigali Physical Education Edith H. Roberts Home Economics Orville W. Roberts . Vocational 'Grace Robinson . . English VGeorge L. Royce. Mathematics joseph B. Royse . Social Science A.Rozanelc . . Commercial Meryl Russell .Physical Education Virginia E. Russell . Libraries S CU SCUEENICE NDER the direction oi Mr. W. C, Stone, new head oi the social science department, a new system of classification was outlined, and it will be inaugurated next semester. Under the new plan courses in the social science department will be designated as social science 'l, 22, 3, or 4. Social science 1 will consist oi civics and vocations and will be offered to First year students. Sophomores will talce social science Q, which corresponds to world history. American history will be given in the third year as social science 3, and seniors talcing social MR. W. C. STONE, Head Mr. Katek's history class studies current events. Page 28

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THE MI EFHQXUSE EVERY Morton student is familiar with the curt comments of 'KNO tallcing, pleasen, Place your books and chairs, or l'Where are you going? which emanate at' one time or another from our Five hard-working librarians. Mor- ton's system of four well-equipped libraries is under the direction ol Miss Darlington. As a gilt to the school the Class of 'l939 donated H5250 with which one hundred Fifty-seven new books were purchased. M1 FACULTY l'l. Sistler . . Mathematics Anne Skriclcus, Home Economics Arthur l.. Smith . Social Science Broadus M. Smith . Vestibule 1. F. Sobol . . Vocational Pauline M. Sommer . English Walter Spelman.jr. College Dean Earl C. Spinl4 . . Vocational Georgia M. Sprague Natural Science Willard W. Stevens . Vocational john W. Strahl . Vocational E. Stuchlilc . . English HES enrich the curriculum G. DARLINGTON H d Mrs. VVilson greets the morning rush Pg30