Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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3 ..,,,,,,,,,,.,,, 1 H E :Ea MATHEMATICS, SHOP, AND COMMERCIAL MR. R. L. MARsHAL1,, machine shop in- structor, was presented a B. A. degree by the University of Michigan. As diversions he favors tishing, camping, and travel in general. Several articles of his, concerning education and shop practice, have been published in various trade magazines. MR. F. NV. GROSSTUCK, a graduate of Stout Institute. has done graduate work at Univer- sity of Chicago, University of Illinois, and University of XVisc0nsin. Pattern making is his junior College specialty. He enjoys read- ing, and cruising along the Maine Coast. MR, E. S. IXICLAIN was a public accountant for two years after being graduated from the University of VVisconsin. Besides carrying on his instruction in the commercial depart- ment, he is now treasurer of the junior Col- lege loan fund association. His hobby is golf. Mk. E. C. lDot'GLAs, engineering instructor. is a graduate of Michigan State College and Kent College of Law. He spends his sum- mers on his farm in northern XYisconsin, and specializes in raising pure bred cattle. MR. H. I. ATKINSON, teacher of mathe- matics and director of extra-curricular and commencement activities, has done graduate work at lYisconsin, Harvard, and Columbia Cniversities. He is fond of swimming, read- ing, and hiking. MR. C. O. Bckni-QN, of the commercial department, a product of the University of Indiana and Northwestern University, makes his home in Kendallville, Indiana. He is a bridge enthusiast, a keen follower of politics, and enjoys traveling and the theatre. Left lu Righl: Marshall, tirosstnek, BIcl.uin. Il0ll,'il2iS. Atkinson, liurtlen. Page Fifteen

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i 'C MMWWWMMMIHEE xl SOCIAL SCIENCE KIISS ELIZABETH BARNS, instructor in English history, received her degrees from Northwestern University and the University of Chicago. She is interested in local history, handwork, reading, the theatre, and the con- cert stage. MR, G. A. EVANS received his master's de- gree from the University of Chicago. He likes to read and travel, and enjoys such sports as tennis, volleyball, and hiking. MR. T. M. DRAM, assistant superintendent of gl. T. H. S. and J. -I. C., received his mas- ter's degree from Columbia University. He is the co-author of a social science book, and the general chairman in charge of XYill County Centennial activities. He enjoys farming, golf, and basketball. MR. R. R. ROBINSON, personnel director, received his degrees from Ohio XYesleyan University. He likes to read, raise flowers, putter at his work bench, and write for scien- tific journals. MR. H. D. LEINENXYEBER, faculty adviser of the Current Events Club, is a graduate of Hanover College and the University of Chicago. Gardening, reading, travel, and ten- nis make up his favorite pastimes. MR. XV. L. RIYERS received his A. M. de- gree from the University of Pennsylvania. Formerly a coach of baseball and basketball, he now coaches debate, and has had articles published in educational publications. He likes gardening, golf, and all other sports. Left lu Riglll: Burns. Evans, Deum, Robinson, I.eineuwebel'. Page Fourteen

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:gn v 1 n iq L29 ENGLISH Miss li'IIILlfNA CLARIQE, sponsor of the College German Club, received her master's degree from Columbia Univer- sity. She likes to cook, read poetry, and attend the theatre. Her summers are spent in Noblesville, Indiana. MR. A. If'RANe1s 'l'RAMs, head of the English department for T. H. S. and I. ul. C., received his degrees from the University of Illinois. He colleets lirst editions of books, likes to hike, travel, and read. He has written a book on Leigh Hunt, and has poems, essays, and short stories published. Miss PAi'1,1Nr: IDILLMAN, eolleffe libra- 6 rian, attended the University of Illinois. She is interested in art, travel, reading, and the theatre. She has had articles on library work published in the hlunior Col- lege Journal. - Miss NIARIAN KICANALLY claims the University of Illinois as her Alma Mater, and Mt. Vernon, Illinois, as her home. As sponsor of a dramatic club, she is in- terested in the theatre, while her other diversions include reading, travel. and music. Cl..-Xlili TRANS DIl.I,NI.-KN Mc.-KN.-XI,I.Y Page Sirlvmi