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

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x ,i N xv i ,Qs ,ia .3 X Student life ot Morton is portroyed everywhere-in the hulls, clossrooms, ot gomes, ossemblies, sociols, bonquets, ond progrcims. As depicted in this booic, schooi spirit is shown in oil these voried octivities. Continuing with this spirit, mony students will ochieve their ombitions in the Future ond goin o strong toothoid toword occomplishing their lifes oims. ye Mal helper mam, 1

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ADMINISTHATIUN llwis year marl4s Mr. MacLean,s fourtlw year of service to Morton. Rising from lwead ol tlie Rlwysical Education Department, lie lias served tlie Faculty and students equally well. Since tlwe vvar started, lwis duties lwave been increased considerably. l-le lwas always been an advocate of an ideal student government association. l-le believes in iollovving as close a democratic procedure as is possible. l'le is often seen mingling vvitli tlie student body at football games, baslcetball games, and otlier special events tlwrougliout tlwe year. l-lis service to faculty, students, and community is bound to continue For many years to come. ln tliis year ol conflict, 7944, tl'ie students ol Morton express tlieir appreciation lor bis etlorts. MR. MACLEAN Second in command at Morton is Mr. A. R. Moore. Mr. Moore, besides being tlwe assistant superintendent, is tlie lwead ol tlwe Natural Science Department and lias several classes in meteorology. Even vvitli tliis lieavy program vve Find liim always clieerful and vvilling to lend a lielping liand in sclwool activities. MR. A. R. MOORE 'I9