Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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Edward Karaselc Merrill Shepro lrene Krenelc lrvin Studney Business Manager Photography Editor Copy Editor Art Editor Ray janota Alice Corcoran Drue Groth Robert Cervak Emil Pliclca Administration Activities Classes Sports Sports COPY WRITERS-Howard Ritzma, lrene Krenelq joan Meyer, Doris Monnette, paul Anderson, Elsie Poesner, Dolores johnson, jean l'lovorl4a, Lorraine Secreste, George Vosatka, james lintera, Raymond janota, Edward Karaselc, Howard Blank, Emil plicka, Babette Montgomery, joe Kosin. pl-lQlQGl2Al3l-lEl2S-August Danelc, Robert Klestil, Thomas Krippner, Mildred Vorliclcy, Myles Van Cara. lYplSlS-Catherine Wittmann, Marion Chaloupka. CAl2l0QNlSl-Bill Best. 4 Q .L .4 Tie V' f' f9f01'1' PAGE Q3

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4 94 Comeau' wtf in Howord R. Rit up Edit ' yv'--OK,-2 Qne permonent, moteriol memory of M. C. is the yeorboolt-the PIONEER. This so importont volume holds between its covers ond on its poges the greot ond the incidentol, the fomilior ond the olmost elusive recollections of school. lt cherishes the memories of friends ond ocquointonces ond teochers ond clossmotes. l-lere con be found, cimong the scribbled witticisms ond well-wishes, the foces we hove long seen ond the ploces we hove long been. It will be more thon the printed poges of o boolc, it will be more thon ony stirring words, it will be more thon the countless pictures, it will be school, it will be life, The recorded deeds connot hope to reploce those that hove been experi- enced, but whot o color they con coll forthl Youth seeks ever the future ond strives for un-mode memory, oge loolts ot the post ond lceeps long-dormont hopes ond dreoms. The PIQNEER is o teoser. It teoses the mind ond stirs to reality the things pictured here. Before this boolc went to press, there wos ci moze of soles conferences, controcts, choice of personnel, plons, loyouts, ond triol ideos. Thot wos the embryonic beginning of o work which begon leisurely, but whose growth increosed both in mognitude ond size. As eoch deodline opprooched, the worlq become more involved until ot lost only detoils had to be cleoned up: the copy to be written over, the club officers to be identified, ond the pictures thot were to oppeor in certoin sections. All of these ond o thousond more things occupied the time of stoff members ond editors in those lost hectic hours. l'lere you hove the finished product. The editors, time for compiling the bool4 is over, your time for reoding it hos just begun, This boolc represents you ond what you hove done ot M, C. during the post yeor. lfoch signoture you find scrowled throughout the poges represents onother friendship mode during hoppy school doys. As you ond your clossmotes go forth to the vorious jobs ond coreers you hove chosen,there will olvvoys be one tongible memory thot you will tolqe with you-the i942 PIQNEER. PAGE 22

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B XUS , ' E 1 A, .t - J EDITORS-IN-CHIEF ovfoh .1 -' T! E I N , . ,, 3 N xg V x I . 1. 'J F ' 4 , a S y 'nan xr N . K 'V 1 .if E r to ' 'V Eirst Semester I George Vosatlca Second Semester Charles Samec A WEEK WITH THE COLLEGIAN I.iIce cIarI4 clouds gathering in a blue sI4y, reporters, editors, sub-editors, and sub- sub-editors converge on the peaceful Collegian ottice-room Q50-when, as it always does alter Monday, comes Tuesday. This is the Big Day, a day of copy-read- ing, page layouts, ol strilcing things out and putting others in, of assignments handed in, of hair-tearing, and of hearing people mumble to themselves as they read. Thus a current Collegian davvns over the horizon ol student life. EDITORS FIRST SEMESTER Charles Samec Managing Editor Mildred Gajdos News Editor joan Meyer Literary Editor Lawrence Klima Sports Editor Robert Cech Business Manager Merrill Shepro Composition Editor Ida Wright Circulation Manager Carol Baker Qttice Manager PAGE 24