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

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Bocird of EducciTion The Board OT EducaTion, led by iTs presidenT, Mr. Edward W. Chodl, carries OUT many duTies. One of These duTies is providing lVlorTon's sTudenTs wiTh The besT possible educaTion and The mosT modern TaciliTies. In order To do These Things, The Board OT Edu- caTion has spenT much Time planning a new school branch which will open in SepTember of l95B. The Board of EducaTion also deTermines The policies of MorTon. These men spend Their spare Time performing Their duTies, and They have done a ine iob. MorTon owes iTs high posiTion in The educaTional world To The un- selTTsh eFTorTs of These men. EDWARD W. CHODL Left to Right MR. CHARLES MATT MR. OTTO PECHA, JR. MR. OTTO OPLATKA MR. EDWARD W. CHODL MR. JAMES ZOUREK MR. JOSEPH F. MRIZEK MR. GEORGE PROSCH Page 2O

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7 SuperinTendenT T TQ T . A XV . T , f 'A ,1NN KV: rw c I-XXXR ll: TX XXX kllvl' 2 X X lv Xl 4 fi l I, , ,t W X y T Q nen Q5 iii' V f ' E T X1 X ill T l fx- V! l l s ,fl if-X3 FX V X wb R X X K5 T X T X T ra XX dsx J MR. ALLEN R. MOORE As superinTendenT of MorTon, Mr. Moore does a Tine iob in perTorming The diTTiculT Tasks of his posiTion. He noT only has The responsibiliTy of keeping The communiTy up To daTe regarding The acTiviTies of The school and seeing ThaT all school lavvs of The STaTe of Illinois and of The disTricT are execuTed, buT he musT N also serve as ExecuTive Ofhcer of The Board of EducaTion. In This capaciTy, Mr. V Moore works vviTh The members of The Board To supply The needs of MorTon's sTudenTs, and he is able, in case oT emergency, To make a change in rules subiecT To Board approval. This heavy burden can only be borne by an individual pos- sessing The personal inTeresT, which day in and day ouT has characTerized our superimendenf. Page 21