Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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'..A bi-:jj V-'ii i A i. aiHil?1:i. .. tts s , 3.5 - M, , , . t :- i is gg .. a Yi Mis, if if strr DEDICATIG For seven years the bloliet junior College has had at the head of the Boys' Athletic Department a great coach. The record his teams have built speaks for itself: Conference championships have been consistently won in golf, baseball, and tennis: while in the major sport of the college, basketball, his 'teams have won not only five consecutive conference championships, but three straight cham- pionships of the State! No greater witness to his ability Could be put forth than these facts. To the teams, the college credits their effort and glory. To the driving force behind those teams, to a man known and admired by the entire student body- to Coach Aubrey A. Wills. the class of 1935 decli- eates this book. DEDIC TIO