Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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CLASSES YAGGY, JOSEPH tNot Graduatingl We all sure think that Joe is very nice: His playing or dancing-they eurlz suffice. Pre-Commerce: College Club 1, 2g French Club - I 1 '7 Colle e Orchestra 2, College Chorus 1, 2, - -I gl Faculty Frolic 1, 2. as , ZUZAG, XYILLIAM Z. For Bill, life's joys should surely never pull With tivo obsessions-Gladys and baxebull. Liberal Arts: College Club 1, 23 German Club 1, 23 President German Club 1g Student Council 15 Blazer 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2: Honor Roll 1, 2. HOLPER, FRANK S If you think his altitude toward life is rather VA donr, Erruse him on the grounds that he's been rend- ing .S'rhopenl'1ane1'. Chemical Engineering. NG PICTURES CHERRY, JOHN SAVAGE. AMOS His is H fllffef deIP nli'N'I may Ile'-4 agile with the lmwl'eIlmIl And diligent we are proud to say. WI' -I I In h Il ' , I' Electrical Engineering: Manager Usher Force 1, 23 mm 'S In en 'N H' Umgulm ' Ticket Seller ttiylnl 1, 2. l,l'9-C0llll'lN'l'L't'I French Club 1, 25 Student Coun eil 2: Basketball 1, 23 Golf 1, 2. DONOGHUE, JACK Jack with dimples. full of fun, V The heart of Jlrirybelh has won. SPRAGUE, HOWARD Pre-Commerce: College Club 1, 25 J.C.Y. Club 2g H , h .' . -, . German Club lg Secretary J.C.Y. Club 2g College 910115 I e,AmgA of Mum? ,by my hum . Orchestra 2, Frolic OI.l.heSt,.a 23 Basketball 1. Beetllise hex gut what bftllllltlftl Pulls Live Power. PIT'-C0lIlTllI'l't'0Z College Club 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2 KAFFER, JACK Tennis 1, 2. Jack hax ti lun: intriguing voice: A free and happy life's his choice. Pre-Legal: College Club 1, 2. TYNAN, ANNA FRANCES Anna F. as srhoolnztfani mild KUZMA, JOSEPH - lVilI spztre the rad anti xpoil the rhiltl. eegljugzgdh?nuL:Lly.fgZ:,eggaU be' T1-aeliersz College Club 1, 2. Pre-Medical. VOEI.liElt, XVILMA Ol'REx' OMER , ll'iIniu nvurlcs lu gain her end: Omer ix an engineer, - . . Hein build b,.mgk,S I-fu. Und Hem.. Ilei may npnvuitl she null ivenil. Civil Engineering, Lib:-rail Arts: College Club 1, 2, lfrm-neli Club 2. Page Y Ttlfllfj'-j'l'I'tf

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CL A SSES I . x, .fx I Q N Xvsc lf' I .ras P- X , v .-nf 'N as 2 . wr rv l of an 5 ..,. 5. -.r ,,, A t X . cf is I we as an 'F - .f - Q- .ef A- . I V 'Q 2. 2 CT.. xy if I - .W H ----4 , L Q 2' -5 5 ' :- 'A , ' l V, 5 '- , A sz, , W o r 4-.-- fir IJ SCI-ICCK. XVILLIAM Here we have Bill of soap bor fame, For himself he'll win a great name. Pre-Commerce: College Club 1, 25 Debate Team 25 College Play 2. SERENA. HANNAH A smile. she says, will get the devil by,- 'x a fact, I laughed my way through Poly Sci. Teachers: College Club 1, 2. SHANK. FRANCES She has a winning smile, a quiet way that ends In making all she meets admirers and friends. Liberal Arts: College Club 1, 25 German Club 1, 25 Secretary German Club 15 Yearbook Staff 1, 2. SIDELL. RICHARD HUNTINGTON Sir Cupid must have shot a dart: A high school .llixs has won his heart. Liberal Arts: French Club 15 German Club 25 Yearbook Statf 15 Student Council 15 Jr. College Chorus 25 German Club Play 25 Faculty Frolic 25 Tap Dancing 25 Baseball 25 College Club 1, 25 Col- lege Stunt Night 2. STAFFORD. MARION There'x u twinkle in her eye. .-tml her friends are numbered high. T4-acbers: College Club 1, 25 German Club 15 Year- book Stall 25 College Chorus 25 Faculty Frolic 25 NY.A.A. l, 2. TIBBLE. ROBERT E. A ha.vlcetbaIl player keen. With Gladys as his queen. l'1'e--RI:-dieal: College Club 1, 25 German Club 1, 25 J CX. Club 1, 25 Treasurer German Club 15 Vice- President .l.C.Y. Club 25 Vice-President College Club 25 Basketball 1, 2, Captain 1, 25 Baseball 1,2. VI'l'Ul'X, GEORGE E. George wants to invent a magic wand That will instantly summon a certain blonde. Pre-Coumlercez College Club 1, 25 German Club l. 25 .I.C.Y. Club 25 Lunch Room Club 15 Chairman ot' Program Committee, German Club 15 Chairman ot' Publications, N.l..l.C. Conference 1, Delegate 25 Yearbook Stall 1, 25 Business Manager Yearbook 15 Editor-in-chiel' 25 Blazer Statt 1, 25 Student Coun- cil 25 College Chorus 25 German Play 25 N.S.P.A. Convention Delegate 1, 25 Toastmaster, J.C. Ban- quet 15 Master of Ceremonies, Blazer Mixer 1, 25 National College XYho's XVho 25 Honor Roll 1, 25 Yearbook Play 1, 2. NYARFEL, DIANTHA She ix the leader of the class: .llurh credit should ga to this lass. Liberal Arts: College Club 1, 25 French Club 1,25 President French Club 25 Secretary College Club 25 Secretary Student Council 25 Yearbook Staff 1, 2. Feature Editor 1, Co-literary Editor 25 Student Council 25 College Orchestra 1, 25 Talent Night 25 College Chorus 15 French Play 25 Debate Team 25 Adam Award 1, 25 Commencement Speaker 25 National College XVho's XX'ho 25 N.l.J.C. Conference 1. 2, Chairman of Social Life5 Honor Roll 1, 2. XVARFEL. ERNESTINE The high light of hcr personality ls her sense of originality. Liberal Arts: College Club 1, 25 French Club 1,25 Blazer 1. 25 College Orchestra 25 College Chorus 1, 25 H.S. Band Accompanist 1, 25 French Play 2. NYELLBIAN. EDNYARD There's little in the way of brains he needs, Hut muxt beware of girls uvho're Swedes. Mechanical Engineering: College Club 1, 25 Presi- dent Sophomore Class 25 Chairman of Costume Dance 25 Student Council 2. XYILLARD, JULIET A lovely girl is Juliet And always will be, we just het. Liberal Arts: College Club 1, 25 French Club 1,25 Secretary-Treasurer French Club 25 College Chorus 15 French Play 2. WILSON, DOROTHY If all the things we do and see are as they seem. l'll change their semblance to ideals-and dream. Liberal Arts: College Club 1, 25 German Club 15 Yearbook Staff 25 Blazer Statf 1, 25 College Play 15 English Play for College Club 2. age Ticetzty-four

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CLASSES H, Q 1 l . I p V - , ,, S ..,. ' I if . S', f i ii HUGEHS, I'1'L'Sflft'Ilf,' IZLOGG, Vive-1'1'v.virIe11l: SI-IEA. SL'Cl'l'lfll'1l-TIYIIN1ll't'l'. Tl-IE FRESI-IMAN CLASS . The class of 1936, comprised of a number of students from various other schools as well as those who were graduated from the Joliet Township High School, has shown from the very start a lively interest and enthusiasm for every school activity. ln scholastic achievements the class is proud to number among its ranks the student having the highest average forlthe entire college. Mary Owens, a freshman, with an average of 96.4, led the whole school for her First semester of work. ln the held of sport a number of freshmen helped make up the championship basketball squad for the past season. Socially the class contributed its share by sponsoring a highly successful George VVashington dance under the able leadership of the class president, james Rogers. The annual college banquet was also planned by a committee composed of first year students. The class of 1936 salutes the graduating class, wishing them success in their future life, and looks forward to the coming year with high aspirations to carry on in even greater fashion the accomplishments of that class. Page Twenty-Six