Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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THE CASE Tl-lE CAM Among the memories of our college days will be those of our instructors. We may not remember them all, but some certain actions will remain with us for a long long time. Will we ever forget Miss Darlington's persistent warnings in the library when we whispered some imperative message to the person next to us:5AMr. Al-lale telling and retelling his tall tales of the war: Mr. Thomas' amiable explanations to a restless class: Miss Bell's sweetness and readiness to smooth the way for us: Mr. Royce's willingness to see our side, and to let us try to prove him wrong: Mr. Zei- bell's'wholehearted refusals to let the fellows 'be excused from gym: Mr. l:'inlayson's ready smile and his admission that Mrs. Finlayson corrects his pa pers: Miss Callahan's cracks about modern youth, and heroriginal Ya De Da Da : Mr. Aird's ability to get us all mixed up when he says Answer wrong : Miss Morgan's ability to make assignments sound short and easy Cuntil we start to do theml: Mr. Ericson's inevitable jokes about every person and period of history covered in his classes: Mr. Spelman's weekly announcements in assembly, and his amicable and efficient secretary, Miss Bowes: Mr. Almer's delightful book reports and amusing selections read to us in class, and the favorite phrases we maylassume, without loss of generality, that- : Mr. Richards l happened to write aterm paper on that Mr. Stone, Mr. Smith's inevitable write on this question today, and Mr. Hunter's now, the firm l worked for ? 14

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