Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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HCDCDL CLUBS Did you see the exhibit of the Radio Association up, in the Little Theater? lt's a complete sending and receiving set. The boys fixed? it up themselves. l liked the Field and Stream club's layout. They have a lot of different things they found on their nature hikes. ' The Pre-Meds have a dandy show up in the Zoology lab. Make sure you see the Camera Club's exhibit. The pictures were taken, developed and printed by the students. They also made some beautiful enlargements and colored pictures. That really is an art. You know, I never realized how varied the interests of the clubs were. You can certainly take your pick of whatever you want to do. And you really get a good insight into the field in most of -, the clubs. Have you ever stopped to realize how much more interesting our class work is because of things we learn in clubs. V I always did like to join subject clubs, especially science ones. SECRE 1l'Where's Dorothy Doubek going in such a hurry, and what's all the fuss a out? , The Secretarial club is having 'CI party tonightp she's probably rather busy. l 'met a couple of alumni who said something about the party, are they invited? ' I wouldn't doubt it. That's one of the nice things about that club-they keep in contact with graduates. The alumni bring back news of the business world and even help sudents get jobs sometimes. They had a basketball tournament between the two groups this year, didn't they? Yes, and they went bowling and played ping-pong, mg, Say, that's a good idea. More clubs ought to do that. Oh, the Secretarial club has a number of good ideas. Last year they 0 Gauthier, Wasilek, Bouvia, Doubek Goranson, Elderkin,'Cor1ne1ly 0 Osmolak Hrubesh, Belsky, Polach, Haisman, Mur- phy, Daubek, Talman, Huml.

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ND 121.1-is formed a chapter of Alpha Pi Epsilon, a national honorary fraternity. Each year the faculty chooses new members on the basis of scholarship, leader- ship, character and service. The selection comes in the' spring. Of course, only sophomores are eligible. ' A H That's something like the regular Honor Society-at least in its standards. Yes, but this is only for secretarial students. ' Didn't they put out some-sort of newspaper or magazine during the year? Yes. They call it 'Steno-Printsf lt contains original stories, jokes, and poems. They also write up summaries of their field trips. f 'Do they have field trips, too? Sure, and they have' demonstrations of the dictaphone, mimeograph, and other office machines. Sometimes successful business people give lectures for them. ' Say, that certainly is an active club. They really get things done. IAL i Yes, and from those like the Chess and Checker or Bowling clubs you learn things that are always fun to know, things that help you along socially. I wonder which things we remember most, those learned in classes or out of them. l believe our class work is a foundation and the other work we do supple- ments it and makes it more interesting. Have you ever noticed that people usually remember the fun of college more than the drudgery of studying all the time? . Yes, when a couple of old grads get together they always talk about the fun they had getting the paper out or something like! that rather than of studies. g , - I know one thing, I wouldn't think 'ofgoing through school without partici- pating in extra-curricular activities. A 'They sure add a lot to college life. CDRGANTZATICDNS 0 Moore, Nottys, Wankat, Nolan, Shaw, Paynter, Kaberna, Shipla 0 Holik, Lead, Vyskocil, Seheroutka, Krauch, Polacki, Wilson, Michal 0 Hobik, Kovanik, Due- rinck, Perrelli, Galus, Stransky, Pondelicek.