Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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FRENCH Hi, there, did you go to the French club meeting last night? Yep. Boy, you missed it. Why, what happened? Most of the time we sang French songs and Miss Bell talked for a while. Did she speak in French again? Yes, and we had more fun trying to figure out what she was saying. What did they decide about the party? Well, they want to have another one because everybody had such a good time at the last. They didn't decide on a definite date, though. Were there many there? Q Ouite a few. Next meeting Miss Morgan's going to talk about education in France. You don't want to miss that. I didn't want to miss last night's, for that matter. Who's the new president? Frank Kanalopoulos. Henry Noonan, Lois Olson, and Henry Boss are the other of- ficers. Are we gonig to put on an assembly this year? , I Yep. We're going to get a French film sometime soon. INTER-RELA TIONS Say, who was that Englishman who spoke at the International Relations club meeting last night? Archibald Evans. He was a real Britisher, too-accent, clothes and everything. If he was as good as Mr. fTchiyia, I'd like to have heard him. Oh, you mean the man from the Iapan- ese Embassy who was here not long ago? Yes. He ca-me last year and everyone liked him so well we decided to invite him again. Well, I enjoyed Mr. Evan's talk a lot. Oh, yes, we received some books from the Carnegie Institute for Peace. You ought to see some of them. Are those the ones we spoke of before which are sent to all international clubs in the country? I ' Yes. We also decided to take a trip to the Ghetto in the near future. Keep it in mind. That reminds me, the library got that new book on the Ghetto. Let's go look at it. We ought to distribute those books we got from the Carnegie Institute so that every- one gets a chance to see them. Q 0 Zarobsky, Sirovatka, Weber, Malek, Korbel, Kanelo- 0 Boss, Draper, Kanelopoulos, Smith, Cerveny, Handorf poulos, Olson, Posvic, Richards, Yovcheff 0 Ienkins, 0 Sipiora, Miller, Havlik, Dennin, Rankin, Kotzum. Boss, Noonan, Sedlak, Cerveny, Handorf, I-Ionzak, Ti- bensky, Wankat. 25

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Cl-ICRAL Ch, listen, someone's singing. Boy, and they're not half bad. 'What organization is that - do you know? Why, that's the Choral Club, haven't you heard them sing before? l believe a swell organization could develop out of that group. Well, how long have they been or- ganized? lt was started last year by a mixed group, the majority having music courses, and they engaged Mr. l-laberman as their director. This year Mr. Haberman gathered them together again. You asked me if l had ever heard them. Have they done any singing at any of our College functions? Why, yes, they sang for our Christmas assembly, they combined with the Vivaci club and helped us develop our Christmas spirit by singing carols. Didn't they also sing at one assembly early last fall? Yes, they've done quite a bit of singing. Do you remember the Northern Illinois Iu- nior College Conference held here at Mor- ton? The Choral Club was on that program and they certainly did a swell job. ,..,.................f....,,...........,.,.,...Y,...........-W .T,.,, . ...,,,,.--........,,..Y... .. .M . . K , -N v.-,,r.-,, , ,, ,.,,, ,, ,,.,, , ,, ,K , , ,uk ,,,, VW' M A ,M U I MV, GERMAN What do you have there? lt's a book of great epics. We're having a German club meeting today and l'm going to tell the class the story of this German epic. What do you mean, the class? We have our club meetings during class time. Everyone who takes German is auto- matically a member of the club. Say, that makes it nice. l-low often do you meet? About every other week. Do you always have someone telling about German epics? No, we do lots of different things. The first few meetings we talked about the old Greeks, because we thought we ought to know more about them. You mean Aristotle and Socrates and all those fellows. Yes. Then sometimes Miss Kraemer tells us about Germany and other countries. Say, l bet that's interesting. lt sure is. Do the classes ever all meet together? Not for a regular meeting but we have a Christmas party and a picnic. They're fun. ll ll 0 Spink, Shipla, Sellen, Honzak, Kudrna, Biasetti ' AXSUI K1ldZII1C1, Misek Reichart Mull M t' Mc- 0 Mullen, Hrubesh, Hrubesh, Younger, Doub k, R' h- - I ' ' Cm' arm' Posvic. G lc CW' 3611911 ' Spolm, Sykora, Pedqii, Dermin, Aten, fseckleff Luetzow, Blank.

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SCHOLARSHIP Are you going to the Scholarship club meeting tonight. Sure, wouldn't miss it. By the way, where do we meet and what's on the pro- gram? l've forgotten. There's Ruth Moulik, as president she ought to know. Whatever it is, if it's half as good as the meetings have been all year, it's worth an evening's time to me. Hey, are you kids talking about the club meeting tonight? Yes, why? Say, could l come to that or is it just for sophomores? No, it's not that exclusive, but you must have at least a B average. You see the club was organized primarily to help those stu- dents who intend to take the scholarship examination at the University of Chicago. lt gives them a chance to get a broad view of many fields. ' I Well, what do you do at meetings? Some faculty member gives an informal lecture on his subject and then the students get a chance to ask questions later. You really learn a lot. EDUCATICN Where is Margaret Stahl going with the Women's club tea set? The Education club is giving their annual tea for former education students and for the grade-school teachers under whom they cadet. Say, that's nice. How long have they been doing that? Since the very first year of the club's existence, 'way back in l926. Has the club been organized that long? l bet it's the oldest one in college. l don't know if it's the oldest, but it's one of them. A Where do they have the tea? ln the superintendent's office. Those aren't all education students, are they? No. A few are just people interested in the field of education and in social prob- lems. They do a lot of interesting things. For instance-- Oh, they made scrap books for children in the hospital, and visited hobo town, the University of Chicago Psychological Labora- tories, Hull House and such places. They also read to children in hospitals. 0 Swertfeger, Nordstrom, Tucker, Draper, Moulikl Mil- ler, Mullan, Smolik 0 Spink, Sykora, Boss, Skillin, Cer- veny, Aten, Honzak, Iohnston. 26 ' KOWC11, Adcock, Anderson, Bouss, Brown, Bayer, Kotval, Smolik, Ponajada. ' Glgzel, Stahl, Moravec, Gulch, Zavit, Hrubesh, Kast, Sfroner, Smith.