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

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Coach Vopiclca in a surprised momenl. Who's The young lady, Mr. Kasilc? Machinery is a snap for Mr. Niemi. x , Y .4 ,7. ,QV w-0-'Pl-lb W-rd., , 'VD040 T C6 ff 77 I1 6Cal 0,0 t e mag, Edw. H. Thomas . Annabelle Thomson Zada Thornsburgh Helen G. Todd . Alice N. Tuclcer . Gladys L. Tucker Lawrence E. Tuleen Esiella Uehren . Irwin C. Ullrey . Maude Underwood Roberf E. VanEman J. J. Vopiclca . Irma Vrba . lvlafihew C. Wagner J. G. Wallcer . Frank J. Warga . Jean Weniworih . Harold J. While . J. A. Williams . D. P. Williams . R. Williams . William R. Willis . Alice C. Wilson . Waller Wollenhaupl Elvan A. Wrighi . Louise B. Younger Helen Zahl . Louis S. Zelip . Norman A. Ziebell Naiural Science . . Library . English . . English . Maihemaiics . Commercial Naiural Science Home Economics Nalural Science . Commercial . Vocaiional Physical Educaiion . Language . . English . . English Physical Educaiion . . English . lvlaihemaiics . Vocalional Naiural Science . Commercial . Malhemaiics . Librarian . Commercial Physical Educalion . Commercial Naiural Science . Commercial Physical Educaiion

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rl e Eli' xl fins M WHERE DID I PUT 7 vw msg? p 2 X 'N Qvjblm iurtx A ff Charles Nelson, chairman oT The 'f51'5i1157'154aW''Wi M.S.G,A. Board OT Direclors ff'f51fY31f55 13555' ,:,'.,F'5 DID you know ThaT if iT weren'T Tor The MorTon STudenT GovernmenT AssociaTion, There would be very Tew exTra-curricular acTiviTies? The average lvlorTOniTe barely realizes The exTenT OT The acTiviTies carried On by This Tar-reaching organizaTion. BuT, perhaps, To undersTand iT all, we had beTTer sTarT aT The very beginning OT OursTudenT gov- ernmenT movemenT. Back in January, I933, a group OT sTudenTs and TaculTy members goT TogeTher and drew up The plans and consTiTuTiOn Tor The lv1.S.G.A. AlThOugh The original plans' have been slighTly alTered To TiT The changing Times, The represenTaTive basis is The same. The cOnsTiTuTion provides ThaT each cOunsellOr's group shall elecT a represenTaTive: all OT These represenTaTives making up a body lcnown as The Assembly which meeTs Twice a monTh. As This group is much TOO large To carry on business, a smaller group composed OT Tour members OT each underclass and six members OT each upperclass is elecTed making a ToTal OT TwenTy. When The chairmen OT The Tour class cabineTs are added, The group is cOmpleTe. From This Board OT DirecTOrs, as This body is TiTled, are elecTed oTFicers To pre- side. For The I94O-I94I school year The iob OT chairman was given To Charles Nelson, who proved himselT a capable, progressive leader. To The Taslc OT vice-chairman was elecTed hard-worlcing John Bishop. The Tunds OT The organizaTion were Talcen care OT by versaTile Bill BesT, while DOT WrighT and Anne Higgins, as secreTary and assisTanT secre- Tary, respecTively, Toolc The minuTes and aTTendance aT all Board and Assembly meeTings. To The ever-TaiThTul and popular combinaTion OT Miss Miller and Mr. Larimer, was added, This year, Mr. STone, TO compleTe The group OT Three TaculTy members. These Three were a valuable help TO The M.S.G.A., acTing in The capaciTy OT advisers and represenTaTives OT The TaculTy. irecforri ea A saw PASS, Pass - New