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

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Page 12 alclminiairaiiue alicla MR. ALLEN R. MooRE That cheerful busy person you see rushing around between the third and fourth floors is the Assistant Superintendent, Mr. A. R. Moore. He assists the superintendent in the planning and carrying out of the educational policies of the school. Besides this big job, Mr. Moore is the head of the Natural Science Department, which is one of the largest departments in the school. i MR. W. C. STONE Mr. W. C. Stone, the very genial business man- ager, has the important job of keeping the finan- cial portion of the administration on the beam. H-e is custodian of the building because all pur- chases for the school are handled through the business office. Under the supervision of Mr. Stone we find the cafeteria, textbook department, and general stores. MR. E. W. GREEN If there were a competition for the busiest person in Morton, one of the top bids would be Pop Green. He is Director of Public Relations, publicity, and all out of class activities in and about Morton. He directs all publications, MSGA activities, all clubs, the auditorium committee, all class cabinet activities, and takes an active part in the Radio Guild. The friendly relations between our school and the community and contacts made with local and Chicago papers are due to Mr. Green.

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I Mortonh' money-behind bm Open wide Bury beef of the main Office Another home pmr Gael-no puke! l 1 ffice faff and Medical abeparimeni l X X rw x LL, L, Jk Page 14 Rringgg-Morton High School. If you should happen to stroll into the main oilice, this is one of the sounds that would meet your ears. Some other sounds you can hear in Morton's many ofiices are the clicking of typewriter keys, the opening and closing of hle cabinets, and a general hustling around of the busy workers within. Included in the duties of the olhce staff are secretarial work, keeping records clear, and many of the other detail work required to carry out the activities of a large school such as Morton. Broken leg? Try an aspirin! Can't take gym? Try an aspirin! Asophelouwsiskorpoa cf the knee? Try an aspirin! lf by now you haven't figured out the secret formula that cures all of us Mortonites, go hack right now and read this from the beginning. You say you have a headache? Here's a hand-aid. Seriously speaking, the nurses in 380, Miss E. Churan and Miss C. E. Schicker and the doctors, Dr. H. J. Srnejkal and Dr. F. J. Sazama are doing a good job of keeping us physically lit and able to attend classes. And we love it! al