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

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lfl emoriam Mrs. M. H. Wiebe From the moment she came to Morton in 1942, Mrs. Wiebe became an enthusiast for the students in her classes. By many ingenious methods she spurred the student to greater effort and accomplishment. Always did she have the future welfare of the student at heart. No one doubted her sincerity. Miss E. Potts Miss Potts. affectionately known as UAhmee. began her teaching career at Morton in the physical education department in 1938. During the war, Miss Potts served as a lieutenant with the Waves in Washington, D. C. Her friendliness, sense of humor, and cheerful manner won her many friends among her co-workers and students. Mr. A. L. Hornor Mr. Hornor came to Morton in September. 1946. The memory of a truly great teacher remains for our stu- dents, faculty, and all who knew him. Mr. Hornor literally gave his life to education. The splendid example of his own life is the textbook he left us. Page 18

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O ice .Slice One of the busiest and most well-known offices in Morton is Room 310. Here the switchboard operators handle the school's telephone callsg and here, also, the staff performs its secretarial Work and record-keeping. An able group of girls under the direction and guidance of Miss Willmot take care of the detailed work of our school. ln this vicinity is the cashier's office, where one purchases fee tickets for such classes as typing and foods, ainfenance Although we may not fully appreciate the services of our maintenance staff, we would be extremely handicapped Without these men. Ben Smith's boys take care of the mechanical work of the school, such as heating, plumbing, fixing broken equipment, and cleaning house. Even though the staff is not a large one, these able workers keep thousands of Morton students comfortable throughout the day. Page 20