Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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FCDREWCDRD Another rich, full yeorr hors porssed leotving in its' Woke cr troin of experiences found different cmd exciting by those who entered the collegelcrst forll ds freshmen cmd os mem- ories to be cherished by those sophomores Whose junior college days orre over. lf, thirty or forty years from now, you pick up this slender Volume, glcrnce through it, crnd smile ot the fond recollec- tions of horpl-DY College days pictured therein, We will bow our heods in thonks ond consider our Work Well done.

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ICATIQ pleasant memories now retained by many students are re- sponsible: and Who from the first were present advising, lead- ing, giving us confidence, thereby Winning the gratitude, respect, trust, and admiration of all who know them, students and faculty members alike. May this dedication convey our grattude for their loyal and devoted Work in maintaining the college social standards at their usual high level and may it also represent our recogni- tion oi their outstanding leadership in the interests of the school.

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CCDNTENTS Book l records the guidance and inspiration of those who Wolde gladly learne and gladly teach the blythe spirits enrolled in the junior college. . . The activities of friends and acquaintances in plavs, clubs, at dances, assemblies, and conferences have been caught Xbv the candid camera in Book 2. . . Book 3 may be considered an intangible Wreath of laurels to those who so zealously participated in athletic meets- Delighted in 'playing though none saW. . . . The play is done--the curtain drops on the brother- hood and sisterhood of freshmen and sophomores recorded in the final section of this small volume . . . Book 4.