Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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GALE, MILDRED LENORA. A scholar is she without pre- tense, but a large amount of common sense. Literature and Arts, Course A. Glee Club. GIBBONS, MARCELLA. Sweet Marcella, the envy of all Senior Girls, no kids or rags for natural are her curls. Literature and Arts, Course B. GIBSON, IMOGENE. A creature not too bright and good, for human nature ' s daily food. Domestic Science Course. GRADY, RANDALL GUY. He performs experiments with the divers elements, That do make his classmates cheeks turn pale. Engineering Course. Football, ' 18; Class Basket Ball, ' 19; Cadet Corps, ' 16- ' 17- ' 18; Shakes- pearean Pageant ; Glee Club. GANSON, WILLIAM C. There ' s nothing so becomes a modest man as stillness. Literature and Arts, Course A. GIBSON, ETHEL. The very pink of perfection. Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageant. GORMAN, JOSEPH G. I am young and innocent, but have a desire to be devilish. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Peotone High School; Track, ' 19; R. O. T. C. :FFIN, HAROLD H. Id Bonai ' s blood, hey Grif.? , ' rature and Arts, Course A. ptain Co. D., R. 0. T. C; iss Basket Ball, ' 17- ' 19; Cadet rps, ' 16- ' 17- ' 18; Stage Manager Senior Play; Track, ' 19; Vice Pres. The Amalgamated. 18

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FLINT, EUNICE M. Beautiful as sweet and young as beautiful. Domestic Science Course. Took Part in Play, Tommy; Senior Play. FOSTER, MARJORIE. A most fresh and delicate creature. Teacher ' s Course. Senior Party Committee. FRENCH, ELSIE M. A good girl given to quiet study and gentle diversion. Commercial Course. FRIEDRICH, HELEN M. For she is ' jes the quiet kind whose natures never vary, Like streams that keep a quiet mind, Snow-hid in January. Commercial Course. Girls ' and Mixed Glee Cluos; Reading Con- test, ' 18; French War Orphan Com. FOLKERS, FLORENCE M. laugh not at another ' s loss. Literature and Arts, Course B. Glee Club; Shakespearean Pag- eant, ' 16; Girls ' Cadet Corps, ' 18; Public Speaking Class Entertain- ment, ' 18. FREEMAN, MAX. And still be doing, never done. Commercial Course. Entered from Lockport High School, ' 18. FRIEDLY, THEODORE FREDERICK. will go meet the ladies. Literature and Arts, Course B. Shakespearean Pageant. FRISBIE, CLIFTON C. Says so little we can ' t find any- thing to roast him about. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Mendon Hig h School. 17

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GRIFFING, CLARA E. Sweets to the sweet. Literature and Arts, Course B. Orchestra. GURNEY, WALTER H. want someone to call me deary. Literature and Arts, Course B. Entered from Manhattan High School. HARRIS, ELSIE. For none can express thee, though all should approve thee. Literature and Arts, Course B. Glee Club. HAUCK, OPHELIA. That same face of yours looks like a title page to a whole volume of roguery. Teacher ' s Course. Mixed Glee Club, ' 17; Girls ' Glee Club, ' 16- ' 19; Qutotation Com. for Year Book; Reading Contest at De Kalb and Lake Forest, ' 19; Christmas Program, ' 19 ; Shakes- pearean Pageant, ' 16. GURNEY, AILEEN L. A face with gladness over- spread, Soft smiles by human kindness bred. Teacher ' s Course. Tommy, ' 17; Girls ' Cadet Corps. HACKER, CHRIS F. Had he a thousand tongues to tell a thousand girls his love, ' twould be but half enough. Engineering Course. Orchestra, ' 16- ' 17; Cadet Corps, ' 17- ' 18; Rifle Club, ' 18- ' 19; R. O. T. C, 1st Lieut Co. D., ' 18; Shakes- pearean Pageant, ' 16 ; Class Basket Ball, ' 18. HARTSHORN, ELSIE. have heard of the lady and good words went with her name. Commercial Course. Mixed Glee Club; Shakespearean Pageant; Girls ' Cadet Corps. FjOUSER, LORENE M. She likes wkate ' er she looks on and her looks go everywhere. Commercial Course. Shakes- pearean Pageant. 19