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

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1 fy, If x N X X ,V SAVE some CAKE Fon us, MRS. MacLEAN Silfufe fo morfon In this first year of peace, I am happy to salute a student body that is unafraidg unafraid to pioneer and try new and untried waysg unafraid of facts, believing that only a citizen who is well fortified with facts is capable of making sound judgmentsg unafraid to show faith in God and in American institutions, unafraid of sentiment or emotion since it is distinguished by displays of love for parents, affection for home ties, loyalty to school, devotion to high ideals, and unfaltering patriotism, unafraid of work to which our shops, labs, homemaking, business education activities, and the zeal of many service clubs bear continual and picturesque witness, unafraid of the present or the future-Those we see every day and what we see every day strengthen our confidence in the future of Morton and of America. W. P. MacLEAN Page I 3

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AS A RESULT OF MORTON'S FINE ADMINISTRATION, OUR SCHOOL HAS UNTOLD OPPORTUNITIES oarol O! giclucafion The administration here at Morton is the nucleus around which all of the activities and organizations revolve. The men who comprise it constantly have the pupils' welfare in mind as they carry out their responsibilities. Below are the members of Morton's Board of Education. These men are elected to their positions by the citizens of the school district. Most of us never see them or at least have any personal contact with them, but they have a direct interest in the students of Sterling Morton and see to it that we keep on getting the fine equipment that we have here. It is the responsibility of the Board to approv- priate public funds for the upkeep of the school. THROUGH THE EFFORTS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MORTON WILL CONTINUE TO PROGRESS NAMES OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AS THEY ARE SEATED FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: George Petru, R. W. Hoffman, Joseph Mirzek, A. M. Janecek, Edward Chodl, and W. P. MacLean. FN

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Page 14 .-53? M- 7 'Q 51' ' ' i .xdclm inia frafion Another part of Morton's administration are Mr. A. R. Moore and Mr. W. C. Stone. Many of us at Morton recognize Mr. Moore as being the head of the National Science depart- ment, as well as being the assistant superintendent of our school. Even with his double load, he has enough punch and go left over to be the friendly and congenial fellow we all know him to be. A fellow who is always in there fighting for the betterment of is Mr. Stone. He's the one who tackles all the business problems and buys all the equipment that is necessary for the college and high school departments. He, as business manager, is as cooperative with the student and their various enterprises, as he is with the faculty. In case you want to get in touch with him you can find him in the main office.