Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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MJ' ECLIQ5 WALTER S. POPE J. GRACE WALKER Dean rj' Marzan jr. College Colleges point with pride to an illustrious past, print cata- logues and brochures to show what they have to offer to the students of today, and plan hopefully :for a glorious future. lvlorton Junior College in the true college tradition makes no apologies for what it has been and prays for a future with better housing, larger faculty and smaller classes. Let us all struggle to maintain what we have, ever pressing forward to- ward a brighter future. W. S. POPE Dean rj' l Vonmn As years come and go, each brings its peculiar gifts to the enrichment of 'MJ C. The pres- ent year has been more lavish than any of its predecessorsg for it has brought the ambi- tion, the energy, the down-to- earth realistic point of view ol' the veteran--engendered in the far corners of the earth, under pressure of strange ex- perience ancl danger, trans- planted now to our quiet class- rooms to give livelier meaning to all that takes place there. J. GRACE WALKER F9 ff 7: .. . Xl ,, lfjfj 550 ' ' DEAN's E Ei j El Q OFFICE E E E E U l u 5 'E cATH15iz1NE Bowes Secretary bww Y 4 we inronmat Amospnsnze on -me cmpus jg. Page 9