Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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latly who taught them English literature. 'llhey won't remember just who it was that carried the brief case, and perhaps they will have forgotten exactly what the campus looks like. And the stall' members will have their rewartl for their work when the old annual is dusted of? and thumbecl through once more to renew the old memories, long since departed. lt has been our aim to preserve for you within these pages experiences that made our school days so different from anything else we will experience in our lives. There isn't a one of us who is not sorry to leave them behindft who does not wish that there were some way to come back to them after we have crossed the pale into life outside the classrooms. The stall' hopes sincerely that the 1940 Pimzefr will make this come true through pictures, print, and the less tangible spirit that has gone into the making of this book. VQ . BO B N FLSON Edzilw'-X21-Clzifjf I,l'l'HRt-XRY STAIVI4' -IEAN B1 sumo l,oRR,x1xi-1 CIBOCH JANE 151-1,x1. YIOLEI' .IANDA l'lARRIl-1'I' KAYEICKIN -IEANNI-2 ll.fvNNL'M Rosezxmiu' Pl RVIA Yivmx Riizxlk RL sseri, ALLEN Cileokoia BRICKXYELI, CASEY Drivrplkls XY1i.1.1Ax1 KRA'1'kv RICHARD l'l iavis QiARl, S'rorif1f31,s XYE'VE Exjoyien comviuxcz l'HIS Book, THE 1940 P1oNE1-:it ' TH E PIONEER OF 19