Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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ALBAN YUSKA WILBUR LUETZOW H. H. FINLEY Ed.ltor1nCh1ei Business Manager I aculfY Adviser 'lThe Annual's out! This ringing cry starts the students on a mad rush to secure their copy of the Pioneer , Empty fountain pens are hurriedly filled, year-books are eagerly passed around, and old friends look for each other to sign their books. The members of the Annual staff look on contentedly. Their work is finally finished. Long months of preparation have reached their climax in the dis- tribution of the book. Early in the summer Alban Yuska began work by drawing up a rough draft of theg. oook with original and valuable suggestions from F. Roy Ander- son, last year's able editor-in-chief. Soon after school started the editors were appointed, and the rest of the staff was chosen. Conferences were held with printers, photographers, and engravers. The staff wishes to thank Mr. Zim- merman, contact man for Iahn and Olliers Engraving Company, and Mr. E. V. Linden of the Linden Printing Company for their useful and practical sug- gestions. lt was decided that this year , .otogr'.tphy should have the most prominent place in the Annual. The staff extend their thanks to Mr. H. Schober of the Gibson Studios for the individual class photographs, and to Mr. C. O. Druschel for his group pictures. For their very candid camera shots, we praise and blame those three young men, Anton Feitl, Norman Misek, and Anton Novy, who seemed to be gifted with an uncanny ability to jump out at one from behind lockers, from under tables, and from between the campus benches to snap picturesat the most inopportune times. However, these snaps do help keep memories alive, so we forgive those three for the moments of anxiety and embarrassment they caused us. To our 'Pioneer adviser, Mr. H. H. Finley, goes our deepest graitude for his tactful and well-timed suggestions, for his patience, and for his cheerfulness throughout the trying times of the year's work on the Annual. To the editor-in-chief goes the credit for planning and organizing the book. Through his efforts to have each bit of the book perfected, and through the staff's willingness to write and rewrite papers, the PIC