Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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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

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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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i uw' Danek Blank Klima Krippner Van Cura Cech Anderson Korous Tintera Best Ritzma Machala Roesner johnson Krenek Shepro Swan Krafka Monnette Mathieu Copy, which has been deposited on the editors table by writers and reporters, is snatched at greedily by copy-readers, editors, and everyone else. After final judgement has been passed, the accepted pieces go to designated places on various pages, headlines are produced by the editors, lines and letters are counted and recounted, and soon the pile of manuscript is ready for the publisher, the Berwyn Beacon. Wednesday passes silently. lhursday, the proofs come back from the Beacon office and are painstakingly gone over by proofreaders for mistakes and omissions. With forced calmness, the editors see the corrected proofs leave again for the Beacon. Qn Friday, clean sheaves of Collegians reach the school and are distributed to the students on the campus. But, for the editors, each Thursday is only another milestone to be passed, for they know that for Tuesday, just ahead, new assignments must be made and new problems met. Softly the door of room Q50 closes behind them . . , EDITORS SECGND SEMESTER Bill Best Managing Editor Dolores johnson Co-News Editor james Tintera Co-News Editor Robert Cech Business Manager Dorothy Wright Literary Editor George Korous Sports Editor Lewis Smith Circulation Manag Joe Odehnal Qffice Manager PAGE E25 GI'