Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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Morton Co1leg1an VOL XXIII May 23, 1947 No 30 A senulu IILNKNDIDLI pulxlx-zlud vwellx clunng the icfxdennc war hx Students of the J Sterling, NIOIKOH .Iumor Cullegu 7-100 9 -Xustm Boulu ard CICEIO 00 Chxmgo Illmov- xuhsmxptmn rule 71 cents pu scrucster Entend as second class nmttex Much 77 1936 xt the post ofhco at Clnmgo Illmox undu the Act of Uauh '5 1910 Edxtor m Chxef Managmg Edltor Busmess Manager Lxterary Edxtor Sports Edxtor Cxrculatxon Manager Advx.-,or Edxtor m Chief Managmg Edxtor Lxterary Edntor Sports Edxtor Busmess Manager Cxrculatxon Manager Office Manager Copy Edxtor Chuck Nowak Don Tame Dan Berry Shirley Smld Earle Denmark Dolores Schumacher Mr H H Fmley Don R Tame Wxlma Vodak Marlon Cxsar Paul Sxsco Warren Zexss Dorothy Schalk B111 Zarobsky june Stexdmger Second semcnter cdllorfs seated Don Tarlle, Fdltor In Chlef, bllllllllllg W alma Vodak Rlalxaglllg Edllor, Paul Slsco., Qlnorts I' dltor, and Marlcvn Clear, Literary Ldllor Thr people lhal make Ihc, wllvcls go 'round lu other wordb lhe staff Page 25 U 1 . - ' 1' ' '.fL,?' V, f ', il' 'U , . . ' ' ' . I 'L ' ' X 1 1. .J. . ' , ' '.', C .' ' ,., I ., f' 9: 1: 3. -1 Q . ' ' '- ' 1 1- . , z 1 ' . 1' . . ' . f . 2 ., . '.. Office Manager .... ..,...,,......,... I-I arry Voyta . . . ,. ' T . . ....,...r................. G .I . l i Q ' . 7. ..,....,.....,.... J - ' . . - . . ' 4 ' . ' ......v.,..... 9 . -' ' . ' ' 1 . 1 . .................... L ' 4 '

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IF70 'to I 0 L lim C .n an X2 is iw co ip' 1 1 - Q., ' -. 'bu u b s As- as -ggmo 'EDiTof2s DAY' Top-They crack the whip. Bottom-.lust some of the gang. Page 24 F irst semester editors-Don Tarne, Managing Editorg Shirley Smid, Literary Editorg Chuck Nowak, Editor-in-Chief, and seated, Earle Denmark, Sports Editor. Let's putit double column . . . What's a word that rhymes with win? . . . Quick, write a 42 count head . . . Who's got the dummy? . . . Late again, eh! . , . Come on, kids, copy call is for 9 p.m. not 9 a.m. Such journalistic jargon just comes natchurallyi' to the people who put out your weekly round-up of news and notes on the affairs of MIC. The Collegian staff, occupants of room 250, begin to write copy on Thursday of the week before the papers Colne out. By Monday, 'most all of the news is inz, and the copy is read for truth, accuracy, and good writing. The staff works into the wee hours on Tuesday when they set about to write headlines and to lay out the pages. On Thursday the proofs are read. for errorsg and on Friday, the Collegian goes to pressf, In the mean- time, the staff has made preparation for the next week's paper. The news must go on.

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fomecoming 'i A Y 5 AU DR EY LU DW lG At the end of a very successful football season, Ceven if we didn't come out on topj, we had our homecoming dance., the first in many years. There was an air of excitement throughout the day as the running for the homecoming queen promised to be close with ten pretty, popular girls competing. George Kehza, lucky fellow, acted as master ol' cere- ,Qin :'V iii K ARLENE ARNOLD Queen GRACE WERLETN monies., presenting bouquets to the winners of the contest. Arlene Arnold was elected queen with Audrey Ludwig and Grace Werlein as her ladies-in-waiting. Over one-hundred guests attended this affair with a large representation of alumni and even a few of the younger, married faculty joining the festivities. The line turnout for the first homecoming game in years shown in the picture at the right. Page 26