Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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T v 1 'E AJR-Mr, . J. , Q r' ' 9 - ,r v E x ' N . A THE FACULTY OF THE MORTON JUNIOR COLLEGE . 1 f ' .AXA 7 X fb-bpm' L 'V' L ij A ff' , .. . O, ' ' Q J LL- . 1 1 A F t Sadr., ' ,..,az.f-1. ' Tlfirfl H4111-. Lvfl lu lfiyh!--W. If, IXIARTIN. FRANCES Mmu:AN. R. H. NAUMAN. C, K. XICHOLAS. F. A. P01-rg. W. S. POPE, Al. A. REID, W. A. R1vH.mDs. J. B ROYSE. P. C. SHELLEY. Fourth Rau-. Left tu Righl- -A, I.. Sxxrrn. W. B. SPELMAN. CTLAUDIA S'rEvr:NsoN. W. C. S'mN1-1. IC. H. Tumms, H. G. TODD, A. N. TUCKER, G. I.. TUCKEN J. G. WALKER. N. A. Zn:m:1.L

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- l N . -Q Top Row, Left to Right-CLIHXON C. AIRD. A. T. ALMER, M. M. AMES, CECILE BELL CAIHERINE CALLAHAN P B CRLM C DARLINQ TON M4131-.L ELLIS F. J. ERICKSON, M. L. FALLS. D, FINLAYSON. Second Row. Lfrftta Right-H. H. FINLEY, FKANNIE FRENCH. J. P. Claus. C. H. HABERMAN R N1 Hum H 1+ HALSEL C VS HLNTER N1 KRAENILR L M LANG, D. R. LAVINE, R. LUNDGREN. We've the grandest faculty ever. ltls made up of a group of people that we can't seem to visualize as being anything but teachers. Yet deep in their hearts each held an ambition auite different from the one in which we piciure them. Suppose they had followed that other ami n . . . e would find Dean Spelman, Olympic high diving champ. Mr. Ericson, a motorcycle cop. Can you imagine being stopped on a highway with Hpull over, you were doing 60 collateral pages an hour. f-lerels a nice term paperwtell it to the judgeln Gf course Mr, l-lale would be the gallant soldier, but we'd rather he was a mis- sionary in the South Seas. Qur Zephyr would be run by . treamline l-laberman, n th designer o he ngine, Mr, pope ., , ?f ' ' P f that there were two s in which iss e y she could aid humanity, teaching and nursi . l'ler psych classes are happy with her ultimate choice. You may have wondered about that twinlcling loolt in Mr, Almerfs eyeswrhe wanted to be an astronomer. lmagine Miss Callahan the Walter Winchell of Cicerol We have two sets of doubles: Miss Morgan and Miss Reid have both confessed a leaning toward art, and Mr. Finley and Mr. Finlayson were set on being cowboys. But arenlt we all glad fate intervened and set things right so that we were privileged to be together, Qf course sometimes maybe we did wish things had been different, but now that weyre leavingffwell, we can begin to appreciate what we should have been appre- ciating for two long years.

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- V fx Y ki X2 f ,' f ,ff fmiwrfit- X vw C' fl I , , P ffl'liClKI7'fl ' 'M i' f r jo 1 l lx ,V 1 Vx I .1 .X ',, ,hu My , J! A K xx I ,V 1 VJ' , J-' : y' FAQ LTY WE LGVE YA: .1 it V f 5' Z W JJ .Al 'A N We really do. Even though you might think we've a funny way ol i, Y ' J, if' X' 'fshowing it' 'dashing out lrom behind ink wells with our concealed cameras I V , J' ' lf! X ' and then snapping you in your worst mood. J, -I , J, ' rf I , J You know, faculty, this candid camera section is quite a break lor you, ',. , HJ y ff we might have just blocked oft this page in columns and classed you under J 'l f such headings as lectures , term papers , and Ucollateraln. lt could I if have been done without a miscellaneous column. But we'd rather have y, J you in action, and don't these pictures show how much we love yal? . l UV, lVlr. Shelly, dear to the heart ol every pre-med, is engaged in his Favorite pastime. Mr. Aird is engaged in his second bestwftalking comes First. K ln an atmosphere dillerent from the accustomed ollice of the Dean ol Women, is Miss Walker, snapped a few minutes belore l.it. Spel and Reid found a lew minutes to chat together. Mr. l'lale is also chatting, but judging from his smiling countenance it could not be about the World War. Hats otl to Callahanffgtone- Finlaysonn Alucker. We must say you've worked wonders on us, but of course. Ambitious, studious, and knowledge loving studes are quick to gather every golden word that Falls from your mouth. Whatl you think we're a lazy bunch ol loalersl