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

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X. :Aj M 1 . ,, ,T , T . Me' new -,.f.,-Qf-.....Wei- wwf- Q ij! Vida? g Lil g fi V ,W , 1. , -aff4,.', Mi' Vg'-.. ffcfi-T ,,,,4e'f Y 'fr' 1 M 04 'M 'pf' faigif aliitf Aegin Cadfiwl or dnhua laroczccfion, V eaves! .za Voir' f ' fa-fu Cf:-J' .Ayf 4f'f -X41 Board of Ceinsors One of MorTon's organizaTions ThaT is liT- Tle known, buT very necessary is The Board of Educ'aTion. The Tive men comprising This public spiriTed group have The enormous responsibiliTy OT The adminisTraTion oT our school and The appropriaTion oT public Tunds Tor The school's mainTenance. This year The Board had our halls and rooms repainTed and all oT our lockers Tinished wiTh The same dark shade oT green To replace The many varying colors Tormerly Tound in MorTon's halls. The Board: R. W. l-loTTman3 G. PeTro7 C. J. Nowak: R. Novyq E. W. Chodl. DirecTors Many MorTon girls have discovered ThaT The girls' deans, Misses Fisher and PruTsman, are people To be liked because oT Their sym- paTheTic undersTanding and genuine help- Tulness. As They handle aTTendance prob- lems and discipline cases day aTTer day wiTh TacT and kindness, They win many Triends Tor Themselves and ThaT is as iT should be. ln addiTion To Their regular duTies They're always ready To lend a 'helping hand in any club acTiviTy. Direc'l'ors T Among The mosT likeable and helpTul per- sons To be Tound in This school are Messrs. BurTord and Johnson, The boys' deans. Their years oT service have given Them The abili+y To handle wiTh sympaThy and Triendliness The mosT diTTiculT discipline cases and The ever-presenT problem oT people who cuT classes. Many a boy would beneTiT iT he knew his deans as The Triends They deserve To be and noT as TruanT oTTicers. pfyf,1 my Qs-f' I3