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

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.xdclminirifrafion MR. MACLEAN Today, as Mr. W. P. MacLean marks his sixth year as Superintendent, he has admirably Hlled the need for leadership here at Morton as so many students have discovered. His qualities of kindness, cheerfulness, and toler- ance have endeared him to many. The success of student government is largely due to his encouragement and understanding. MR. W. C. STONE Who takes care of the finances at Morton? How many students know the name of the business manager? Enough of this suspense. He happens to be that cheerful, genial person, Mr. W. C. Stone. His office is next to the Superimendenfs.

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A freshman and a senior-each symbolizing the beginning and che end of four years at Morton. The freshman looks forward to a future which only high school can bring, but the senior can only look back upon his high school days which happened In Our Time. I

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oar of glolucafion l at Morton? Very Do you know what elected group has overall contro h ld all know about the Morton Board of Educa- few People do, but we s ou tion. Elected by the citizens of the community, it is headed by Mr. R. W. Hoffman, a local business man. Other members of the board are Mr. G. Petru, Mr. J. F. Mrizek, Mr. E. W. Chodl, and Mr. A. M. janecek. MR. MOORE l Sci- Mr. A. R, Moore, Assistant Superintendent and head of the Natura ence Dept. is Mr. MacLean's most able assistant in carrying out his respon- sibilities. His activities are of a manner which are always for the benefit of the school and students. We find him a cheerful and helpful person.