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

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Worfon Wainfaina a Wehca! Sf ff a of flw gona! 0 fde S flfiJ2l'lf5 lyneckcaf iepaffnlent For your information the medical department in room 380 isn't there for the sole purpose of giving you an excuse for ditching gym. Our nurses have other responsibilities such as giving free medical examinations to prospective graduates and also to students entering sports at Morton. They also take care of classroom casualties such as cuts and bruises incurred in this business of being a student. Some nasty people try to tell the fresh men that more people walk into 580 than walk out, but of course, that isn't true. If you watch closely and keep count of those who enter and those who leave you will find th ey usually even up by the end of the week. Now and then a few howls of pain ensue from within, but with the nurses in charge, patients dor1't suffer long QBang, bangj. They have a new doctor on h ' so be sure to go and see him sometime, even if o t e staff this year y u must break a leg to do it! Page 23

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Sl lalaearance ana! Comforfd .xg f e ainfenance Sa ainfenance SM!! ana! gakfer-ia Siu!! The maintenance staff-now there is a fine group of eager beavers if there ever was one! Always on the job, be it repairing pictures and broken equipment, or replacing lights, soap, and towels in their places. In the wee hours of the morning or in the broad daylight, these men and women have the cleanliness and good condition of Morton on their minds. Long after the day has ended for the students Qin this brain factoryj and the sweat of hard labor has left our brows for another day, the men and women of the maintenance staff swarm over the building with their pails of green dust, brooms and other equipment with which they keep our school in its excellent condition. Ben Smith is the brains of this group and he sees to it that the comforts of the students and faculty don't go unnoticed. And leave us not forgeti' how helpful and cooperative these boys are when they are asked to help some enterprise of the school go off smoothly. Yes, Ben and his boys fand girlsj deserve a lot of credit. Rrrr-ding, that well-known sound was supposed to be the cash register. We students certainly keep those gadgets down in the caf going full force, be it for a coke or a full lunch. And speaking of cokes and lunches, that staff of women under the direction of Mr. Burster, really produce the goods. They keep their kitchens in ship-shape and cook our meals in apple-pie order. The women on the staff feel that working together as an organiza- tion benefits the students. This staff also willingly cooks the food for our banquets and dinners here at Morton. just how do you think the caf would look after We got through with it if these people didn't wash the tables and clean up the mess when we left? We certainly take our meals for granted down there, and we realize very little the service ren- dered by the cafeteria staff. Page 25 ode edloonriigd for Worfon :S