Morgan Park High School - Empehi Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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51151 I alJ!Clln 0l'UIl In Captain George G Lorentz we find the unusual and admirable combination of character traits desirabl in the assistant principal of an active high school such as Morgan Park Cap , as he is fondly dubbed by students and faculty alike, rules with a firm, but just and understanding hand It is Cap with his faithful attendance at the games and his ever ready acrobatics and magic tricks, who is responsible for much of the school spirit I-I is alert and lively his brown eyes snap with humor and he can laugh with more good feeling than the rest when the joke is on him He is vitally interested in the Stu dent Association and has contributed more than anyone else to the mamtainance of the excellent type of student government at Morgan Park. As we leave Morgan Park, we know that Cap's friendship and guidance during our four years at high school has helped us more than we can realize to he better able to take our places as citizens in our democracy. Page 11

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Qian 'U .7 AL Meet I'l11p6lllQ number one boos ex Dr Pston X Tubb As prlnclpal he has constxntlx trtxen t obtam ex ervthlny, that vt oulcl nmproxe Morgan Park h1gh Qchool partlcularlx mxtlnng, ulnch would for vxarcl mterest m democxatx and lngher etlucatlon Hts efforts durlng h s ten tears at Morgan Park haye brought forth manx fine thing, lIlClU1llllg' the tvso courses he lnstltuted human relatxons and lll ternatxonal relatlons the latte: belng. taught bx Dr Tubbs lnm elf Also he has foumlerl the AT'llCl'lC3ll Xouth league a natlonal 0I'g'dIll1ltlOl'l for lngh school to promote understandmg and mterest m good clemotratlc pox ernment Dr Tubbs encourages l11llQlC3l llterarx athletlt and SSTXILG 0l2'dl1lZ3tl0ll tractne soclal room xx as largely elue to hls effort Lookmg mto the future our prmclpal plans a com bmatlon R O T C and phx slcal ellucatlon bullflmf and office plactmte ro nn VS hen Dr Tubbs mam other atcomplx hments art rexlevxed It IS fouml that he organw ml the Ihx Beta kappa -Ks ocxatlon for the Clncago area has nrltten a number of books annl ll1c1f.,dZlI19 dltlLl65 anrl ha taught at NATIONS S hools tollege anml umx ersltles To top all hls other attamments he h ts ltcelxed lns I D de ree from 'Nortlmestern llllH0lS and the LUlNLl9lIN of LlllCdg 1 re p ctlxelx The school 1 glafl to hate 1 ctpablt and mterested man as a prmclpal and frlenrl Pgelo reefmga ll zsdom 15 in lenowmg what to do Skfll rv the e zczenry employed zn dozng a thmg l zrtue I5 dozng what one nows he ought to do In thts new epoch ushered tn by atomxc energv we need to re examme our whole outlook on lrfe both as mdlvxduals ancl as a nation Do unto others as you would have others do unto you has come to be something mflmtely more than a mere moral platltude In the world of the future, xt 18 an absolute must Those who lcnow most about the atomlc bomb are fearful lest men wlll choose thls terrlbly des tructlve force to destroy rather than help others We now possess the slcxll to use thls new weapon agamst our fellow beings but many doubt our msdom to know how to use thls new force ln havtng the vlrtue to practxce the golden rule as If should applv to other persons and to the peoples of other natlons Let us all dedlcate ourselves to the causes of justxce brotherhood, and peace T111 the war drums throh no longer and the battle lags are urled In the Parlxament o man the Federatron 0 the world Eston V Tubbs O fl, . . . Q ,, ' . . ' k l'. . ll, If I 7 I 'K .1 ', . 1. '. I U 1 s. . . ' ' , ' . 5 . 2 j s o ' ' v ' ,. , - ' 1 V . v u. . rs. . V . . ' . I I r 4 , ' ' I - ' ' - ' K, . 4 - ' ,- . lv l . . . - . ' s, . . , . , ' . . A , ' . 1 ' .iz . .r 1 I . ' I ' T ' . . t . . ' . L. y . .Wy ,hy A I . . S Y. . . recent redecoratlon of our school, lllCll14llIlg' an at- Constructive ways. Still more are skeptical of our .' . Q ' ' Q ,. '49 1 ' 4 . . L . S . . . H r I . ' . ' , , . ' L r yr - u - ' . my 1 1 ' V. B..-X., lt .A., and l'h. . g s .' ' .3 , f . ' ',' 'fr, se '-'. ' f , 's f' ' '- z z ' A ' ' . C rw

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