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

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Adminis ciTive Aids MR. L. F. TULEEN Deans MR. E. A. WRIGHT, MR. D. W. BURFORD Helping The boys solve Their school prob- lems is The greaTesT iob of The Boys' Deans. They do This by conferring vviTh The sTu- denTs and Their parenfs. Through These conferences, The deans usually come To some solufion favorable To all concerned. DirecTor of Public RelclTions When school re-opened This Septem- ber, Mr. L. F. Tuleen Took over The posi- Tion of DirecTor of Public Relafions. Mr. Tuleen has found ThaT The imporTance of This posifion has broughf vviTh iT many duTies, which include planning our school calendar and handling all of MorTon's publiciTy. He has also Taken charge of The assemblies. Mr. Tuleen, during The shorT Time he has had This new posiTion, has become a familiar and well-liked person among The sTudenTs and The faculTy alike. Page 23 MISS E. M. PRUTSMAN, MISS O. H. BUSH Seeing ThaT girls geT The mosT ouT of Their school lives and spend school Time profiTably are among The acTiviTies of The Girls' Deans. ln addifion To These acTiviTies, The deans, assisTed by Miss Anderle, also Take parT in exTra-curricular acTiviTies.

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Principal Page 22 Dr. Walter Cooper plays an important role in the administration of Morton. His duties include providing an adequate program of extra-class activities and pro- moting co-operation and good relation- ships among the various departments. He also works with the superintendent in preparing a budget for the district and a program of public relations. Though he has these many duties to perform, Dr. Cooper always finds time to listen to the problems of a student or participate in some extra-curricular activity. He is well liked by the student body and the faculty. DR. WALTER I.. COOPER Associate Principal Dr. Roy Turnbaugh is working as as- sistant to Dr. Cooper and preparing for his future position as principal of the new school branch. He will take over this position in September when the school opens. During the two years he has been at Morton, he has become a familiar and respected figure among the faculty and the student body. lt is evident that he will be a successful principal. DR. ROY C. TURNBAUGH

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Deparimeni Head rf augur 4 5k do-QS Sei , , ,Wu . . fQg2.IQ'lIIII - , A 'Lf IIIIIV'r 'I 0 N MR. A. T. ALMER MISS 0. H. BUSH MR. A. M. CLEM MR. C. D. DAVIS MR. R. J. DVORAK MR. G. S. FENCL ENGLISH LANGUAGE NATURAL SCIENCE REGISTRAR MUSIC ATHLETICS MR. J. JAHELKA MR. P. R. KASIK MR. S. G. KOSINSKI MR. B. MIKULA MR. F. S. PLACZEK MR. L. C. E. PRUCHA PHYSICAL EDUCATION SOCIAL SCIENCE DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH VISUAL AIDS DIRECTOR OF COUNSELORS COMMERCIAL MR. P. I.. ROISE MR. H. SISTLER MR. 0. C. SPICER MISS E. UEHREN MR. J. 0. UMBAUGH INDUSTRIAL ARIS MATHEMATICS LIBRARY HOME ECONOMICS ART Guidance Counselors 'RICCI'T '.'. MR. J. KOHOUT MR. R. K. KUCERA MISS R. M. MATOUSEK MISS I.. MCGOWAN MISS A. J. NOVOTNY SENIORS FRESHMEN FRESHMEN JUNIORS SENIORS MISS J. S. PATRAS MR. F. S. PLACZEK MR. V. W. SKUBIKOWSKI MR. I.. F. TULEEN SOPHOMORES SOPHOMOPES JUNIORS SCHOLARSHIPS Page 24