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

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ww I Q l A . Tee, under The chairmanship oT Jack GranT, was responsible Tor The condiTion oT our halls. They made The rules and regulaTions Tor The caTeTeria and halls. The commiTTee has done a Tine piece oT work in cooperaTion wiTh The Social Science deparTmenT in or- ganizing The new hall plan. All True Mor- ToniTes will remember The Homecoming Tor a long Time. IT was a big underTaking, buT The BoosTer and AThleTic CommiTTee wiTh John Bishop aT The head did a splendid iob in running a dance, bonTire, parade, and all The TesTiviTies ThaT made homecoming such a pleasure Tor all who aTTended. The lv1.S.G.A. oTTice was kepT clean. dusTed, and orderly Through The eTTorTs oT The Main- Tenance CommiTTee wiTh Elaine Kozler and DoroThy Landry as co-chairman. The lvl.S.G.A. consTiTuTion provides Tor a CourT oT JusTice To handle sTudenT disci- pline cases in an advisory capaciTy. Arnold Laver, RoberT Johnson, and Dick Miller served on The courT bench as sTudenT ius- Tices, while Messrs. Wagner and Royce acTed as The TaculTy iusTices oT The courT. The meeTings oT This group were held once a week, and The cases were Tried on a com- plainT Trom hall guards and sTudenTs. The CourT oT JusTice enjoyed a successTul year and greaTly aided a number oT sTudenTs To see The wrong They had done and To recog- nize The righT behavior. AlThough The MorTon STudenT Bank is noT under The iurisdicTion oT The lvl.S.G.A., This sTudenT enTerprise was sTarTed by The vice- chairman oT The Board, John Bishop who The Bank was a success Trom The sTa d worked long and hard To launch This pToiecT9 rf , which had been wanTed Tor so manyyegls is expecTed To conTinue as such. ,l I f 1' ' T 1 ,QT T l h Xp !Th Cou T handles mosT oT our l JW l TJ T J xy Q i M

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ff 'N , f- M, 'X T The Assembly CommiTTee in one oT iTs duTies, puTTing up The Tlag. PosTing The main bulleTin board is one of The duTies oT The PubliciTy CommiTTee. Our school socials are under The direcTion oT The Social CommiTTee. Q N6-f,,f ' , X i M acfiuifiea i rouicle frainin in lg 9 - dey g0Uel'Ill'nel'lt Continued from page 23 grams usually shown during The AP period sponsored by The Assembly CommiTTee. Wi+h DOT WrighT as chairman, a number oT Tine programs have been presenTed Tor The enTerTainmenT and educaTion oT The sTudenT body. The signs, posTers, and announce- menTs on The bulleTin board ThaT you see are There due To The eTTorTs oT The PubliciTy CommiTTee under The chairmanship oT Elnora Pavlinelc. One oT The TinesT Things ThaT is done in The school is The work oT The Wel- Tare CommiTTee. WiTh lvlargareT Launer as chairman, The commiTTee has senT ouT a number oT baslceTs OT Tood To needy Tami- lies. The Mardi Gras Dance. given in Feb- ruary, was a money-raising proiecT oT This group OT sTudenTs. Seniors loolcing Tor a chance To go To college can be greaTly aided by The UniversiTy and College Scholarship CommiTTee. This commiTTee headed by Bill BesT collecTed inTormaTion on scholarship oTTers and was a valuable aid To seniors. The EligibiliTy CommiTTee checlced careTully To see ThaT The grades oT all school oTTice hold- ers were lcepT up To The minimum require- menTs oT The lv1.S.G.A. The l-lall CommiT-

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