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

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ASSISTANT R. STONE carries most of the financial worries of Morton. In addition to this responsibility, he acts as a co-assistant to the super- intendent. As business manager, he has inaugurated a new plan at Morton: that of having a soda fountain Where the hungry stu- dents may find refreshment. Al- though two positions keep him very busy, he is active in student government work. E MORTON BOARD of Education has been a group of men who have unfailingly served the best interests of the school. Their work is to determine the policies of Morton and to administer the funds upon which the school operates. The Board of Education for the past year has done this with a high public spirit. These five men have been elected by the community and are fulfilling well their duties to both the community and to the school. E CHARLES I. N OWAK GEORGE PETRU RICHARD W. HOFFMAN EDWARD W. OCHODL A. M. IANECEK

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SUPERINTENDENT HE I-IARDEST WORKING and most popular figure at Morton is that of our superintendent, Mr. MacLean. Mr. MacLean has been one of our greatest advocates ol democracy between the faculty and the student body. Under his leadership the school and all its members have already made plans for an even better schoof when the war is over. His keer interest in all that will contribute to Morton's advancement has made the school prominent in the nation. ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT OT ONLY is Mr. Moore the Assistant to the Principal, but he is also the head of the Natural Science Department. With this double office, Mr. Moore has been lead- ing a very energetic life at school. Both faculty and students have found him friendly and cooperative in either capacity.

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