Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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0 Olffmznzgmfzm Deon of Men W. B. SPELMAN Deon of Women G. WALKER

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Acting Superintendent J. R. MAC DONALD Acting superintendent oi our institution, Mr. Russell lVlcDonald, is a man with whom Morton students have been associated for more than a decade. inspired by President Hutchins of Chicago University, he has exemplified truly this ideal: Courage, temperance, liberality, honor, justice, wisdom, reason, and understand- ing-these are still the virtues. ln the intellect- ual virtues this University has tried to train you. it come what may you hold them fast, you will do honor to yourselves, to the University, and to your country. Q46 Ugg: Cgt, A true Pioneer ol our college is Dean of Men, Mr. W. B. Spelman, i'lis love of good sportsmanship and Fun has endeared him to all students associated with him. lniormality has been his watch-word while performing his endless duties. A graduate of Princeton's class of 'l9'lO he Finds that Princeton has its democratic ideals and traditions exemplified in Woodrow Wilson, who said, Law by painful stage after stage has been built up always with a clear view of what the heart and con- science oi mankind demanded. Miss Grace Walker has been Dean of Women since 1927. We lcnow her for her friendliness and perhaps most of all for her magnetism, which draws us to her whether she is teaching the aspects of good literature or advising us concerning individual problems. in connection with our stress on democratic ideals, she quotes William James of Harvard. We are Filled with a vision of a democracy stumbling through every error till its institutions glow with justice and its customs shine with beauty.

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Q46 Jimff o the Morton Junior College Aird Almer Ames Bell Bobisud Braman Callahan Clem Crum Darlington Ellis Ericson Falls Lambert Finlayson Finley French Gaarder Gibbs Gray l-labermon Hale Hansen Krciemer