Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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.L I ' A.-t 'di Q6 en' ' Martin Stilca Prochaslca Vandermar Vosatlca Sim Chalouplca Langner Krenek l-lejna PLAYERS GUILD Director M. A. Reid Ulhe playys the thingln was the cry ol this yearls thespian group as they began tryouts tor the various productions at M. Cfs theatrical seascn. Eternal Lilel' by Fred Eastman was the play selected For the Christmas assembly. It vvas the story ol six people who were trapped in an air raid shelter lor three days and laced almost certain death, l-low they reacted to the situation ot almost inevitable death proved very interesting. Marian Chalouplca and l'lerbert Langner starred as Mary Bowman, a Widow and glohn l-lale her lather. The main attraction of the year was the staging ol Sam janneys H-lhe Blaclt Flamingon on Friday, March T3 with thirteen members in the cast ol this mystery thriller. lhis intriguing and romantic melo- drama had as its setting a lonely inn in France after the tall ot the Bastille. Deloris Argianas, lrene Krenelt, and l-lerbert Langner were cast in the leading roles. Much credit goes to Miss Mollie Ann Reid who has vvorlced long and hard each year to produce entertaining plays ol a high caliber. ETERNAL LIFE BY EOSlflTlCJl'1 PAGE Q8 ht P.

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9? Q me PUBLIC PRESS an Dolores johnson Doris lvlonnette -lean l'-lovorlca ,gg lrene Krenelt Muriel Kremslce Marie Krallqa The objective of the public Press Stall is to acquaint the public and our parents and friends with the standards of the school and to bring to them the up-to-date news ol M. C. Each weelc articles ol interest about the college could be found in the Cicero Life, Berwyn Lite, Berwyn Beacon, and Cicero News. Bi-monthly meetings were held in Mr. Popeis ollice, so the reporters could have Hnews previewsn as well as news reviewsn. Each statl member had personal contact with the editor ol his particular paper, and in this way was able to cooperate with him in rendering satisfactory service to the community and school. DIRECTORY No one had an excuse lor not having the name, address, or phone number of either NUC students or teachers, For all these data were to be Found in the college Directory, This much prized little orange and blue bool4 was sold for the nominal sum of Five cents by energetic ,lim lintera alter the compilers Doris Monnette, Marie Krallta, and Virginia Kuchta Finished their worlc. Fortunately, this boolc made its appearance early in November before the Prom. It helped Quite a bit. ! Doris lvlonnette Marie Krallca Compiler Compiler Virginia Kuchta James Tintera Compiler BusinessManager is i- 5 PAGEQ7 .iw X. lt X j gli Xa 3 it ,Q 5 ti.: li .5 it - Wi uh! I J i ,Ay

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Members of the Orchestra from Left to Right- Krase, Martin, Winter, Van Cura, Krippner, Kolar Kalal, jurinak, Tintera, Conductor Shepro, C e , Feltgen, Cernohouz, Secreste, Zahour, ar y Eilipialc, Wright. MERRILL SI-IEPRO, CONDUCTOR BER ORCHESTRA 14 This year saw the birth and blossoming forth oi the First active orchestra that the college has ever nown. The Morton junior College Chamber Qrchestra, uncler the oble direction ol Merrill Shepro, com- pleted a very successful season as one ol the most active organizations in the school. During the year it presented three assembly programs and played for the operetta, the college play, ancl the annual Qpen l-louse. lts twenty members gathered once each Weelc to rehearse their repertoire and play the music oi the masters, sharing a half hour ol enjoyment. Seeking to perpetuate its vvorl4 the orchestra has leit on permanent File in the music department re- corclings of its music, Conductor-Merrill Shepro. Violin-l-lenry lfolar, concertmaster, james lfalal, Robert Martin, Myles Vancura. Viola-Edvvarol jurinalc. Violoncello-Rose Cernohouz, Doris Carey, lda Wright. Harp and Piano-Florence Krase. ' S ste, Evelyn Sheite. ' Vcha, joseph Filipialc, Robefzt lalejna. ' t r. Flute-Lorraine ecre l'l nry Feltgen, Bennie 1 ' F h Horn-Grace in e Clarinet-Leonard Zahour, e T' tera. Trombone-Thomas Krippner, renc PAGE C29 Cornet-james in