J Sterling Morton West High School - Talon Yearbook (Berwyn, IL)

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rj-1410 echfion of fge morfonievla nnua is evhcafecl fo mr. Allen moore fn , ln his capacity as superintendent ot Morton tor the past six years and as assistant superintendent betore that, Mr. Allen R. Moore has clone the Une job possible only of a man ot great character and interest, It is tor this reason that we, the students of Morton, thank hirn and show our appreciation by dedicating this yearbook to him. Mr. Moore began his teaching career in Rosedale, Indiana. l-le taught there tor two years, l9l3 and l9l11, and then went into the service. Afterwards he taught at Cham- paign, Illinois, prior to coming to J. Sterling Morton in Septernber ot l923. He becarne assistant superintendent July l, l91tl, under Superintendent Maclean. l-le was appointed to his present post of superintendent in July of l953. Mr. Moore received his Bachelor ot Science degree at the University ot lllinois, maior- ing in physics and general science. l-le received his Master ot Science degree at the Uni- versity ot Chicago. He and his wife now reside in Berwyn and have one son, a doctor practicing in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Page 8