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

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l I l Ar l r' ,l aeulfcy , , I .fr , M l'l'he faculty plays an important part in the fulfillment of THE DREAM. Through them the student is shown the higher realms of living, and it is they who direct him to the path which leads to the ultimate goal. Without teachers, the hopes for the future would have little meaning, for what good is a dream without knowing the means by which to accomplish it? It is our faculty who provide this means. Q, i-L 'L i 's- tfil A QL' F .J . my V-rf-ff

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oar! off iolvzcafion N' 'f'fwflRf'f11l1 . . S, 4 3 Q 5 2 2 Q JH eh... Left to Right 'SMR N-MR. X .i r x ., J lx' i l j t -x MR GEORGE PROSCH MR JOSEPH F. MRIZEK MR JAMES ZOUREK EDWARD W. CHODL MR OTTO OPLATKA MR OTTO PECHA, JR. CHARLES MATT l Xl H wi 'i .' , xv lv t - ' a Q ,Q It 34, sg XTXX- if X. -1, .l ffl Xt i 'Xl I .A :yt I ' l 3 is s at i x r Ry X . Y we W l lf! fl. X s , fxr . gs x .J The enormous amount ot vvork connected vvith running Morton East and Mor- ton West is largely divided among these seven men who vvere elected by the people of our school district. Serving without pay and working in cooperation with the superintendent and school otllicials, they determine the policies of Morton, bud- get all money, and -secure teachers and other members ot the staff. Through their guidance, Morton is frlule to provide its students with the best possible education, Although they seldom have any personal Contact vvith the school, they render a great service to it. They guide Morton to the high position it holds in the educa- tional vvorld, and vve all thank them tor devoting their time and eftorts to us. privy- ,lll