Morton Junior College - Pioneer Yearbook (Cicero, IL)

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Samcfhing Sperm! Interested students can enioy many of the planned activities MJC schedules. Each semester students are issued an activity ticket, which admits that stu- dent to most scheduled events at no cost. Most of these events are sponsored by MJC organiza- tions and are completely planned by students with the assistance of their club advisor. Floats and cars for homecoming are made by students of various clubs and organizations. Playnights are sponsored by the freshman and sophomore cabinets. The an- nual Mother-Daughter banquet is sponsored by the Women's Club. The PTO Fashion Show is modeled by members of the PTO, members of the faculty and students. These and other activities allow MJC students at times, to look forward to something special. l l 1 A refreshing game of volleyball is en- ' ioyed by students at one of the many A playnights. College women and their mothers enioyed the fine smorgasbord dinner at Karen's Tea Room.

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Two members of Men's Club find a quiet spot to study, while others relax and take a break from studies. Q? Time for relaxation catches this student in a pensive mood . . . thinking of studies of course. Whether studying for a test or just re- viewing the days work, these students find group study helpful.. 7

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Hoping for victory, the Men's Club float, which took second place, emphatically gives the team an idea. MJC students who modeled in the PTO Fashion Show pause between changes. 9