Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Administration Sophomore Class Freshman Class THE CURRICULUM . . . Faculty Qrganizations Athletics THE EVENTS . . Social Functions Calendar 1 4 5-24 25-48 49-60 W moss cmcmews Qu .2 'gg ,Q ' Z3 A QQ Wig? 1 ? ln W o !' ' ,TIN f Hz X 2 .5131 Wi Wi? -me CIHEATER , W kllyfWNWmm M K, QA NATHER L, L4 1 AM ,X THE J C It has been the aim of the staff of Z3 the 1939 IC to prepare a yearbook which will not only present school life as it is today, but which will provide a ' memorandum to which the students of Joliet Junior College may refer in years to come. The staff has endeavored to it f X if? present the affairs of the school in a X gf ck NV: way which seems to appeal to the A - - C325 -7 ' modern student, that is, through snaps lm 1 X i of general school life, short and snappy '-Lili Writeups, pictures of clubs and organif M zations, together with many other ! C 4 school activities. X A ' ai I Q This year the book has been divided FQ? 4 into three parts, namely, The People, J ' is W G, GOODY SHOP COLLEGE G A t sed- V3 SPORT 66731. f s T34 N W XX ' XX ki is X X N X f-- - flfl if A elif A X ff T ' R f LU IQARW JOEDEUTSCH fkxil iff 4031532 vxf- i or 5 I if -- 7' ZOW le, f Y A WVE i , CK ,755 9 2- , I 4 L i n faq, , 1 9.5, a T W1 C ' ,g V X ' A WELL'AIMED PAPER VJAD FOR 1939 The Curriculum, and The Events. Under The People have been placed the administration of the school and the sophomore and freshman classes. Under The Curriculum are found certain departments such as the English Department, Social Science, and Fine Arts. The clubs and organizations of the school are also classed under this division. The Events consist of the various social activities of Ioliet Junior College during the school year. It is hoped that both the sophomore and the freshman classes will look with favor upon this their IC for'1939. Swgm' AOEUNE fl 74515 lil M Liam nw 3 9 , 5 5 E Lg, ZZ!! it C mlffI7f?-----.-- Wfgwigjs IIN' Q fix NF? A A RACEJXVITH THE Q een. X E??Tlfl Q 5 jf MORNING if xxx, EXERCISE ll '2- QA lqff T . E k I O The People The Curriculum Ijllf'f1m lj 11 f A Tribute E The People To DR. MARION K. BOWLES for her sincere interest in each and every student in Ioliet Iunior College, for her desire for the wellfbeing of the school as a whole, and for her general good citizenship, this division of the 1959 IC is dedicated. The Curriculum To MR. HARRY V. CIVENS, one of the bestfliked teachers of Ioliet Junior College, for his sympathy and understanding towards his students, for his high ideals and motives, and for his vast stores of knowledge in botanical fields as a result of years of work and study, this division of the 1939 IC is dedicated. The Events To CRRIN LONG because of his line per' sonality, his excellent character, his good scholarship, his willing service towards his school, and his popularity among the student body of I.I.C., this division of the 1939 JC is dedicated. 6 f'Qgl'f5 -sq 's WY' ruff-1 f K , ill! The Events UifI1P7pJ l ' ' jr-.I ,f cIiversions. Hemi Ira D. Yaggy Administration DR. XV. XV. HAGGARD. superintenctcnt ot ttie .I.J.C., re- reivect Iiis INIA. from time Univer- sity of Ixtirtiigan anct Iiis IDILID. Irom time University oi Ciiirago. Dr. Ha,qgarct's rtiiet outctoor uctivitv is xvattcing. xvtiite an ovrasionat QOII game is very pteasing to Iiim. He ntso enjoys traveting xvitti tlis Imnity. MISS PAULINE DILLBIAN. our Cottage Iitzrarian. atlenctect tI1e University ot' IIIinois. Stie is interestect in att ptmses ot Iitnrary work. anct Iitces art. out! ctoor sports. anct traveting. MISS INIYRA MATHER, Ime- Iovect Dean of Xvomen, rereivect tier Ijmctietors and Ixtasteris ctv- Qrees Irom tile University ot Ittinois. Stie atso nttenrtect tile University ot Bertin. CIf'I'lH?llIS'. Ivor il year. HIXIu IXIEIIIIFI' enjoys reacting unit Iities to lrnvet. MISS GRACE STADLER. secretary to Dean Yaggy. gratin- ntect Irom J.T.H.S. anti iI..I.C. Stie is poputar wittl tI1e students and Iities to cinnce nnct partici- pate in sctloot uftivities. Page Six NR. 1. D. IAQ Cx popular In respeftect Cottege Dean recenect I1 5Iaster's ctegree from ttle Unlxersltw of Ctiicago. He i Ionct ot Howe-rs 1n ,qarftening is one ot Ins Iwxorlte summer ntroduetion To Graduates Deutsch, Svc.: Long, Pres., lxlcfinvncy, Vicefpres. In Retrospect Although two years is a comparatively short span in the lives ol Junior College students. our class of '39 leaves behind memories of achievements any class would be proud to possess. sophomores success- fully headed our College Club, Blazer. VV.A.A., the basketball team, Student Council, and the Honor Roll. Through the work of the sophomore class. together with the freshmen, i959 was made an enjoyable- social year. The fall formal, the spring formal, the costume ball, mixers, and roller skating parties all prove this fact. Headed during the First year by Dick Hutchinson. Ray Sloul, and Bob Dowse. the class of '59 got off to a good start. The-y kept up the good work during the following year under such able officers as Orrin Long, Ellsworth lVlcGovney, and Joe Deutsch. Orrin, a student of debate and one of our leading actors, was one of the most willing workers in llc. Ever-ready to help out in problems of any kind, u0rrie led the class in a way to be commended. The vice-president was not lar behind President Long in making '39 a year to be remembered. ulylagoozfy as he is lamiliarly known, worked hard on everything he undertook, and he was a faithful member of the Student Council. A familiar figure around school was the class secretary, Joe Deutsch. The only thing one needs to say about Joe is that he always had the best inte-rests of the school at heart. As our yell leader. he kept up the spirits of our college students at the basketball games. He continued this in other school activities, With such line leaders as these, it is no wonder that the class of '39 leaves an indelible impression in the annals of Joliet Junior College. Page Seven Class of 1939 ARTHUR ANDERSON selectecl a course in lxleelianiral Engineering. Botli years lm was a memlncr ol tlic College Cluln ancl the Cgllggg-Y Clula. lneing secretary of tlie latter liis seeoncl year. Tta- semonfl year funnel liini a IIIPIIIIJPT of tlie Blazer Stall ancl tlie Current Events Clulm. Art intencls to fon- tinue lmis stuclies at lllinuis. l lL'NE El.l7ABETlI ANDERSOYF was a Literature nncl Arts stuulent. Slie was a ineniln-r ull llie Frenelr' Clulb liutli years. ROBERT ANDERSON trainecl to be a Clieiniral Engin 1-m' r, Before entering .luniur Cullftgt' ll' Stuqliepl ut l.aSalle - PPYLI ' Oral'-slw ,lunior Cullvgf-. Roller! inlemls tu Continue liis eelu 1'ri lien at lnwa Sl-ill' University. ROBERT XY. ARCllAINlBEAL'l-T eliuse to slufiy ilu' Pre-lsvgitl f l'f5 - Built years lie was a ini-inlwer ol tlue College Clulv anzl Current Events Cluln. Hg s also J nuenilier of tlie .lunior glue, iier ol! Ciiiniiieree. Arch playecl lnaslietlmll'J'iWd'yearS ancl lmselaall liis last year. He is uncleciclecl as lull'wl'iere lie will mn- tinue liis studies. GEORGE ARTHUR elmse to stucly Literature ancl Arts. He was ri nir-nilier of tlue College Camera Clull. unil Llullc-ge-Y Club. He was yiee-presiclent nl, tlie latter Iris seconcl year. l'le partici- palecl in lnasltetllall ancl tennis, nntl lie was a tennis conference fluuliles elmnip. He will next stucly at tlie University ol lxlissouri. l ew Gi ar sw 1257 -vw K i -an Gif' Page Eight JAMES E, ASELTINE selectecl tlie l.iterature ancl Arts course. He was a menrljer of llie lrrencli Cluln. president liis first year. llc was vice-presieleni ol tlic Camera Clulo liis seconcl year, He was on tlie Honor Roll laotlri years, and lie won tlif- Aclam Award liis First year. Ile will Continue studying at tlie Cliifagu Aeaclerny of Fine Arts. XYILLI.-XXI H. BAILEY irainml in lie an engineer. He was ai IIlt'IlIlJ1'f ul. flue College Clulll, Cur- rent Events Clulx, ancl College-Y fllulu. lle was vice-presiclcnt of tlie Cluli ltis si-tonal year. He is gning to lllinois. EDXYARD BANNON selectetl tlie IUIP-COHIIIIOFCC Currieu lnni. l le was a nnemlier of tlie tlnllegt- CllulJ. Ti-cln lias not cle- iicletl xx ln'-re ln- will runiinue liis stuclying, EDXYARIJ S. B.-XRKLOXX' prelerreil tlne Pre-Connneree Curri- rulunx. He was a ineinlwr of Deluate liic sernml year, College Clula ancl lfrencli flula lmtli years. He was YilC DH'siLll'Ilt nl- tlie lirenell Cluli llIS Sl'lUlltl XCLIT. FLORENCE Nl. BE.-XBOL'T stuclierl lu lie a teaelier. Slie was a incinlier of tlie Blazer anol .l.C. stalils. Slie was seeretary of XY..-K..'X. lier seemicl yt-ar. pl' mrii. slie lwelongeel to llie .luninr College Clinir. Camera ClulJ. Llfflllfill fluli. PulJliL'ityBoarcl. Stutlent Clnuntil, unil slie was tlie Current lin-nts Cluli secretary lier last year. Slie partieipati-il in many sports. Florence expects to teacli qne ycar and tlien tinisli sclmol at XXll'lEEit0ll College. STUART BELANDER was a Pre-Commerce student. He XYHS ii IIICIIIIDCI' ot Cillllltgil Cllllj, CUTIPDI EN'CHtS, IIHJ cj0llllI'tPfL'P Clubs. ZITA R. BLUBI studied to be a teaclicr. Site was a inevnlmer of College Cluly anal Current Events Sire is uncleciclecl as to wllere slie will Continue lier studies. PAUL BOC KRATH H N trained to ine an engineer. He lwe- longed to tlre College Club Lotlr yC?ll'S. He XVZJS on tile IIUHOI' luotlr years and was Captain of Sur- veying Squad. Paul is going to tlie University oi illinois. AROLD N. BORGES rlrose time Literature and Arts Course. He was on tlie Blazer staff both years, tlro .l.C. stall and tlie College Publicity Board luis second year. He was a rnemloer oi tlie College Cluln, Current Events. and College-Y Club. being treasurer luis second year. Harold is continuing liis education at tlre University oi Arizona. ANCY CLYNE pursued tile Pre-Commerce curricu- illftl, SIIG NVSS B I'tl9l'l'lbCl' Of College Club and VV.A.A. Slie was on tlie XV,A.A. cabinet botlr years, was time lwead of fencing. and won tire golf championship tier first year. Sire belonged to Orciiesis ltrotlr years. Nancy is undecided as to what school site will choose. .swf X.. I L is .49 xx 1 -N14 Q'--'fu a+-mf, BY h . F ,A . , ,,,- ': , .gemf- 'Sf' Uv in '59 ar F Rage Nine CHESTER COOPER tools a Pre-Cornrnerce rourse. ll-- was a IIlf'lIliN'l' oi College Cluli, Cnr- rent Events, and Cornrnerri- flulfs. He marie tlie Honor Rall liis lairst year. He participated in liaslcelliall, imaselvall. and lmwling, iii- want-. I-I Continue luis education lJut is untim- rided as to tlie place. LYLE M. CUTCHIN prepared to lie a clieinival 1-ngini-er. He inelonged to College Clulr, ful- lege-Y Club, Current Events. fliurus. HHCI GCfHlZin CillbS. HL' WVUS il l'f'p' resentativr- to tlie American flu-mistry Society, a rneniller of tire Student Board of Directors, and an Assoviatm- memiuer of tlie Society. lie play.-it laaseloall for two years. Hi- will continue luis studies at iowa State College, XYILLIANI CUWLER was a Literature and Arts stucls-nt. He was on time lc. staff luis sc-conil year and tlie Blazer stali luis l-irst year. JOSEPH EMNIERSON CUTTINKT trained to lie a teacller, He lic-longi-tl to tlie College Club. Current Eventr. and .loliet lxlineralorists. He was tlw college play stage manager luis liirst year and was also in tlir- Hfliocolaite Soldier orfliestra. CARYL LOUISE DEAN CITDSE 'LIC Pl'C'LwOllll'llEfCP flll'l'iC'UiLlIll Sine belonged to College Clulm anal XV.A.:5x.. being a cabinet rnemlqer ol tliat organization irer second year. She was a nienilxer of Orcliesis lpotli years and participated in riding. ten- nis. tap. fencing, and arcliery. Slme intends to go to Beloit University. Class of 1939 Class of 1939 A. HARRY DEL ROSE was a Pre-Colnnrerre sluclenl. He belonged lu College Clull and llie Cullvgl--Y Clull He made llie llunur Roll liis ilirsi year. llarry is going lu Norlliwesle-rn, Nill.l.ER DENOVELLIS ,, . sell-wh-ml lin- ire-l uriiriienv furn- rulnm. He in-lungerl lu Call.-gp Cllulr ig' lwlli years ami play:-rl liaselmll lmlli ' years. ROBERT EDXYIN DOXVSIQ slumliml lin' Pl'0-QWUIIIIIICITC' uilirse' ill- was a lll0llll'!0l' ni' Sluilm-nl Curin- Q-il lmili yr-urs ami sccrelary luis lirsl year. H0 was llie properly man ni ,lewis Slnlilv. HBuli playerl lwaslirrl- liaill, lnasc-lmll, lc-nnis, gall, lmwling. ainil swimming. iie is giving lo iinisli iris slurlying al Xvasliiiigluri l.lni- versily. Nl.-XRGARET Fl. DUFFY shnlivd lo lie a leaivlivr. Siu' was in memlmer ui College: Clulv. Riding Cluli, Frcnclr Clulw, Co-ifrl Bcmrrl, nnrl XV.A.A. lwolll years. Sire was spurl-lieaci ol lyaclminlnn lier iirsl year uncl lvaslcclliali in-r seconrl. Sine pur- lllillJE1lCfl in ricling, lmseluall, Orrliesis, lap, iencing. lvadminlun, lmaslielliall, lennis, anrl llie lnler-Class lxlr-el. y . N, 3 as BEULAH I.. EIB , seleclerl ri ruurse in Eclurulinn, ' P age Ten f 'iff' ' 7 6 .Ap 5 7 . EW? ew-ve. U' N :Fe RQ. 5: ,, 52? ' ' f, 'li' J. ROBERT ERICKSON was a Pre-Commerce sludenl. He was a memlzer oi College Cluli, Cur- renl Events, and Commerce Clulx. He played l::aselJall luis second year, He is undecided as lo wliere lie will ronlinue his educalion. f , BRUCE A. FAI IRNER N preierred lo lalie a Pre-Cummerce COUISE. lie EYES H YIICIIIIDPI' oi C0llCgC Clulb, Current Events, and German Clulvs. He was sludenl iaaslcelball manager iris sf-mncl year. Bmfe is going io Norllrweslern University. IARY FRANCES FAULKNER louis a Lilseral Arts course. Slwe was a member oi College Clull, YV.A,A., Current Events, and Frenclr Clulus. Sire was secretary oi line French Club lier second year, and llie Busi- ness lxlanagcr oi ilie .l.C. She also participated in several sporls. Nlary Fran is unclefidecl as lo wliere slie will continue lier ecluralion. El ,OISE E, FLOYD Q lrainecl lo be a leaclier. Sire came lo us from llmc College oi Sl. Franris ancl was a me-mluer oi tire Lillie Tliealrc-, Sl. Francis Cluln, and in llie nperella, upirales ol Penzance. Sire laclongccl lo llre XV.A.A., College Orclieslra. and Frenvli Clulw. Sire playeci volleylnall, cleric lennis, and arcliery. Sire is nexl going to illinois Stale 'lleacliers College, OBERT M. FRANCIS came lo us from :Xmmur Teclr and prepared lo be a meclianical engi- neer, He llelongecl to llie College-Y Cluln lziollw years and was president lris second year. He played base- lnall lnotlr year DONALD J. FRECKELTON tools a Literature and Arts course. He was a member of Current Events. Arcluery. College-Y Club. Rifle Club, and tlue Camera Club. Ile was president of tlue Camera Club bis second year. Ile is undecided about Iuis next scbool. IIORENCE L. FRISBIE selected a Pre-Couuuuuuerce course. Sbe was a member ol College Club. Current Events, and XV,A.A. Slue was in tlue play, CIuarIiz-ls Aunt. ber Iirst year. Florence is undecided as to tlue future. I J PXgx i,lIM6l 'ffl ,ul Isla' I juli Ku I XVILLIAINI P. GAHAN preferred a Pre-Couuuuuucrce course. He was a member ol Current Events Club and played golf Iuis second year, GEORGE C. CALVIN selected a course in pre-Commerce He was a member ol College Club and Student Council. He was Sport Editor of tlue Blazer Iuis first year and Editor-in-Cluic-I Iuis second year. I'Ie made tlue Honor Roll bis Iirst year. George doesn't Icnow yet wluere be will go to scI1ooI. FRANK MALCOLM GIBSON cI1ose to study Commerce. He was a member ol tlue College Club botI1 years. College-Y Club Iuis first year, and Frenclu Club Iuis second year. He next will enter tI'ue University ol TCXBS. E,..,..V .. wr nuff' ctw.. kur- 45 NN' WSF ,-aw if' ZZZZ PCIQQ EIGUQH ,si y-' 4527 Xt... If-seq, ALICE GOIST was a Home Economics student. slur- was a member of College Club and Irrencb Club botlu years, Slue uuuafle tlue Honor Roll Iuer lirst year. Alive is going on tu Illiuuois, IOHN J. IIAINIINIEL cluose tlue Engineering unurse. Iluis tall be will enter lxlzurquette. It JI IN IIERRON was a Clueuuuistry student. In luis lirst year Iue earned a place on tlue Honor RUII. IIe was also a mem- Iuer ol tlue College Club. and was ulue stage uuuanager lor tlue college play. His Irinal year Iue was a menu- ber ol- tIue College Club. .IoIun will continue Iuis study ol Clueuuuistry at uIuc Cniversity ol Illinois. RICHARD XV. IIODGDON selected tlue IDYPACYOIIIIIICYFC course, During Iuis study at ,I.,I.C., Dicli was a member ol tlue College-Y Clulw and tlue Current Events Club. ELVIRA MARIE HOSSBACK trained tru Iue a teacluer. Slue earned a place on tlue Honor Roll wluile slur- was a fresluuuuan and also as a second year student. Elvira was a member ol: tlue Political Science Club and tlue College Club. II slue does not succeed in getting a job as a teaclier, slue intends to enter DeKalb Teaclue ers College. Class of 1939 Class of 1939 MARILYN HOXYARD preierraci lim Tcarlicrs Course, Siu' was a men1l'u-r nl tim College Cluln lor iwo years. CHARLES S, HUGHES R l ' ' 'T , . .xl wen 9-Viv' was . ff - 'LP' looli elif- Enginvf-ring roursv. lie L ,f 3 Q will Cnlcr lilo Linivvrsily ol ixlirliigan I 'raw' next fall. ICHARD A. HLTTCHINSON pursucrl tim Dvnlal roursv. During: luis liirsl year lm was prvsirlvnl nl llw irc-simian class. HP was also a Ill!'Ill' lv-r ol liir- Culli-go Clulv, ami r-arnml a plan- on tin' Honor Rall. VX'l1ilr' Dirli was atlvniling ,I.l lf. iiis sovnnrl yr-ar, lm was r-ivrlmi prr-sirlr-nl ol kim Cnlivgf' Clulx ami Slurlvnl fonnril, ami was a lnvniln-r ol ilu- ia:-l ol lilo foiivgf' play. iii' will onivr llir- illinois Dvnlai Nlmol in lin' ELIZABETII ,IACEKSON H sf-ivrlvcl lim Lilwral Aris rnnrsrx Sin' was a nwn1lwr oi tlur- Coiir-go filnlw ami llif- Frr-nfl: flulw l-or two yoars. Also Eiizalmr-iii ininvri lim fiiorus livr lirsl yvar anfl looli parl in Hciiarlivis Aunt, ami in lwr svromi yrar, nljnia vvrsai Aiilwiii Bvsirif-s lllis ixliss ,laclisnn was a nwmlur-r ol ilu' Blazer Stall, JC. ' Stall, anrl lim Dolwalr- TFHH1 i1f'I' Sf'f'0Hfi yfiif. ARLOXV JENSEN was a iYJl'P'cw0llll1H'l'lT' slurivnl. Vvliilc' in srlluol lar- was a nwnilwr oi llw Collrgv fiilulr, ilu' Currvni Evvnis filulw, anci aisn ilu' Cniir-gr--Y Clulm. Hz' plans lo roniinuv I-is r-ciuraiinn al ilu' Univvrsily ol illinois, as 5 J' fifx 'si' 'PG' .-mg , fi Qi, ' uv- G ,l,a mmm Y' 'fgf ,JJ i .lb , ' NY . X' X i ff Page Twelve H C3 ,lf AROLD l. JOHNSON was one ol HC, aero engineering Sluclcnis. During liis liirsl year llc was a me-miner ol College Cluln ami was also rapiain ol liic surveying lc-am. Xylliir- a soplmomorr' lle won lor liimsrrll a place on the Honor Roll. Harolci will conipleif- lui: 2-turiivs at iiwv Linivrfrsify ol ixliringan. EORGE T, JONES. JR. pursuvcl tim Pri'-Connnerrc stuflirs. in luis lirsi yPill' lie iooli part in lim mllvgc play. He parlicipaiccl in ilic ariivliir-s ol tim College Cur- rrnl Evcnls Clula, ancl was a rnemlvf-r ol lim goli iC'ElIll lor two years. He inirncls in Continue- ilis slurlies al lim Liniversiiy ol Colorarlo. HHN .IURSINOVICH prelcrre-ci tile Clmerniral Enginvvring rmzrsr-. For lwo years lm was a nwrnlwr ol lim College Clulw, in tim l..II .lolin will ire a slucir-ni al lin: iowa Sink' Colicge. IDIS KELLY NI sruflir-ri iiw iiicarlwrs rurrirulum, For two years sllf- was a mr-mlwr ol lilo XY.iX,A,, anfi rlw Colin'-gr' Clulw. in-ing svrrvlary in l1r'r lasl yr-ar. Xvlxilv in llvr scconcl yoar siic' ininorl lim Curroni Evcnis flulw, parliri- palvrl in lvnring, anti was on ilu' Cn- Ecl Buarri. iiowcxvr, Lois is sliii mic-lwaling alwoul continuing llr-r mlic-gr' migration. ERTON A. KESNER lrainc'-Ci io iw a rlxcmisi, Hr' was A nmrnlmr-r nl time Grill-gf Clniu imllu yvars. ami im will Conlinuc luis slurlics vitiu-r at llxc University ol Cliirago or iowa Stale. VVILLIAM EDVVARD KIRCHER prelerred the Literature and Arts course. He. while a lrcshman, was a member ol the Chorus and the College Club: also, he was in the cast oi 'mfhe Chocolate Soldier. During his second year he was a memlner ol the College Clulm. Cur- rent Events Clula, Camera Clula. and one ol the cast in The lxlascotf' JOSEPH KLEPEC selected the Pre-Legal course. loe was a member ol the College Cluh lor two years, ol' the German Clulo his first year, and the Current Events Clula his second year, llc intends lo go to college next lall. but he is as yet undecided. LORENA KNOXVLES pursued the Teachers course. Shr- has been very active during her two years at .l..l.C. Lorena in her lirst year was the head ol tennis. and in her second year a member ol the Student Council, ol which she was secretary, participating in laadminton and archery, and was president ol the xV.A.A. She was during lmth years a rnemher ol the College Clulr and She also played El part in many sports, namely: lnaslxet- hall. tennis. Orchesis. lencing. and baseball. LOUIS KRAUSE was a student in Pre-Commerce. lla was a memher ol the College Clulm lnoth years. Louis intends to enter either the University ol lowa or lllinois in the lall. O, MILTON KRISTY trained to he a mechanical engineer. ln his first year he was a memher ol the Current Events Clula, College-Y Cluln. ol which he was treasurer. and the College His second year he was a memlaer ol College-Y Cluh and College Club. lVlilton will en- roll at the University ol lllinois. R. A 'N l l 1 35' in , 'Qtr-4 l I i , -I P- s '7R kJ,.f..-A F 1' sl Page Thirteen fi gps 'fif- 'Ms- GRACE A. LANIGAN entr-rc-cl the Teachers course at llc. Vvllilf a lreshman she wus a mem- lmr-r ol' the College Chorus and Cur- rent Events Clula. During llotll years she was a me-mlmf-r ol illi- College Cluh, .l.C. Stall. Blazer Stall, and XV..-XA. Grace will enter De Paul lor her lurtlier education. ROBERT Nl. lAYlflEl.D Sl'lt't lt'll llll' IJl'C'c,'UlllllH'l't'f' f'0llfSe. ln ilu- two years that Holi was here lu- was ai mcmher ul the College lllulr, Current Events Clulx, lf. flminlwr ol Corumerce. and luasln-te lzull team. lle was secretary ol the .l.C. Chamloer ol Coinrm-rre and Vice-President ol College fflulg in his second year. He is undecided where he will attend college, VIRGINIA l. LINDHOLFI looli Pre-Nursing. ller lirst year she Vt'itS lttitll ul lJBSl'iE'llJLtll Ltllll Illityefl horlu-y. ller last year Virginia was manager ol sports and participated in howling. Both years she was a lllenllllll' ol Nx7.A.iA., CUllf'gS ClUlJ, and Riding Clula. Virginia partici- putc-rl in laaslcethall. luaselqall. co- recreution. fencing, Urchesis, tennis. ilu- lnter-class Fleet. and riding. She will talce nurses training upon grad- uation lrom J.l C. 0 URRIN LONG was a Pre-Legal student. Xvhile n lreshman, he was a memlier ol the German Cluli, Current Events Club. and wus secretary ol, the College-Y Cluli. During laoth years he tooli part in the College Club: was a llll'1lll36l' ol' the Blazer Stall as the lxusiness manager, a memher ol' the dc-hate team. tools part in the College pluy: and as a sophomore was class president and president ol College-Y Club. Qrrin intends to enter college in the lall. THEODORE IN IAHERAS tools the Pre-Legal course. Xvhile Ted attended he was a meni- lwer ol' the College Cluln. Current lfvents Cluh. College-Y Club. was sports editor ol' the Blazer and .l.C., and was a memloer ol the debate tezun, lle was captain ol the tennis team lmoth years, and in 1938 he reached the finals in the State Yliour- nament. Ted also earned a place on the llonor Roll, He will attend col- lege. hut has not decided as to where it will l3e. Class of 1939 Class of 1939 RUTH MANNING trained to Imr- a tearimer. Xvlien Rutli was a Ireslmnlan, sIme attenflerl mer-lf ings ol tIme Ijrenelm Cluir, :incl was tlie Iieacl ol Iiorliey. XvI1iIe a seumml year stuclent slie was Imeasl ol' rirlrng ancl participate-:I in Imowling. SIN' was. cluring IJotIm years. a nmr-mln-r nl tlie College XV.A.A., Riilinq fluln. antl Cu-rerreatiun Clulr. NIGREY NI.-XRKEI- was a Pre-L1-gal stuclent. Ili- was a mc-mlber ul tlu- College anal liurrermt Events Clulos, He will nth-ml rol- Iege, Ibut Iias nut cleeidetl wlmr-rv. GEORGE XV. MAR SHALI. pursuetl Ilie Engineering course. I'Ie was a nn-mlmer ol tIme Coll.-ge t IuIm. George will attentl tlme IIniv4-rsity UI Illinois. JEAN FRCRACKEN Selected Ilme Liimeral Arts course. Slut' was a nmemlmer ol tlme CUIII-gp l'IuIm, XV.A.A., Frelmrli Ruling tiIuI.m, and Imaci a part in tIme college play. .Iean clues not tIiinIc slie will enter college. ELSVVORTH MCGOVNEY stucliecl tlme Pre-Legal course. XYI1iIr- a Irestmnman Ime was a memlwr ol tlme German CIuIJ. XXIIIED Iii- was am seconcl year student, Ime Imevarni- .m memIDer ol tlic Current Events tilulm, Stuclent Counvil, IC. Clmamlmer ut Commerce, llie Blazer Stali. anti Vice-Presiclent ol tlme suplmomore elass. During Imotli years Iie was a memlmer ot tIme College Clulm. Els- wortI'i will attend selmtml. Imut Ime cIoesn't Icnow wlmere. nfl? was T, 'Til 7' W Nr' E Page Fourteen GWB St f O yds IEAN MCLAIN rlmose Literature and Arts. During Iean's first year slme was a memlner nt Current Events CIUIJ. uclmocolate Solcliern Orclmestra, time Cimorus. ancl ijl'i'FlVI'l Slme VVBS B HICIIIIDCI' nl Xk'.A.A., College and t'itI'nE'CI El place on til? HDHOI' Rall Imtli years, .Iean will attencl college. IEANNE BI. MEYER was a Pre-Commerce student. Iler Iirst year sIme was a member at time Iilazer Statt, Commerce CIUIJ. Riding liIuIy, Csllegv Chorus, and was sports writer Iur XY.A.A. Sime also partisipatecl in Iwasf-ImaII, Orcliesis. anfl tap, Xvtmile a sopimomore. slme was Inead ot arrlmery. Botti years sine was a menmimer ot tIme College Club. XX'.A.:X.. participatecl in tennis, tmaclf mintun. Ieneing, ancl varsity Imslaet- IraII, Jeanne will not attenrl sL'Il0oI in tIme I'IIII.IP MEYERS I iviv tlme Liileral Arts Course. His Iirst year Ime was a nmenmber ot tlie l'uIIegefT Clutm, anc.I participatecl in gully, Imrmwling. pool, tennis, ancl swim- ming. Xvllile a seeoncl year stuclent. Ire was a memlmer ot time College Clulm, and Current Events Club. I'mtI1 years Pliil was a member ol ilu: ImasIietI'maII and Iaaseisall teams. III' will go to tlme University ol Illi- nois in tIme tall. LOUISE M. INIILNE was a I.iI'meraI Arts stuclent. She will enter tIme I'niversity of Riinnes simta in tIme Iall. ROBERT MITCHELL er-If-rtefi tIme Pre-Conummeree course. III, was rm niemtmer ot the Current EYCHIS Club, LYOIIIIHEICE Club. CDI' Iege Club, tIme t1aseI.maII team. ancl participated in pool and bowling, Butz will attend college in time tall, s Y FLORENCE MURPHY stuclieci to he A teacher. She was a mcmher ol the VV.A.A. She is still rlehating about attenciing college. NOEL VV. MYERS selected the Chemistry Engineering course. He was a memher of the College Clulfr lor two years. PHYLLIS NETHERY pursuecl the Nurses course. She participateci in many artivities, in- Clucling French Follege Clulv. Current Events, ancl Blazer Stall. She helongeil to the XV.A.A. nnrl was vice-president in her sophomore year. As a lreshnian she was eclitor ol girls' sports in the .l.C. ami was he-acl ol haselnall. She was in the ciance program, and participate-ii in haselzvall, Orrhesis, tap. lenring, rlffll- ery, anrl pingpong. Phyllis intemls to go on with nurses training. 'NIELVIN NYMAN tool: up the Chemical Engineering course. He was a memlner of the Co-Ecl Board ancl was chairman in his sophomore year. He plans to attencl the University of lllinois. I 4 f gs U. .., ,ff J ' Jul-' f , 7 vi, I NIIRIAM PACEY ff' fi Le I enrollecl in the Pre-Commerce course. She helongecl to College Cluh .incl tn XN'.A.A. She was heacl of luarie minton in her sophomore year. Bowl- ing, hadminton, Orchesis. ancl inase- ball were some of the NV.A.A. activities in which she participatecl. Miriam intends to go on further in school, hut is undeciclecl about the place. 5? ,..w.., -W vs ik' Q? CHARLES NN. PATMORE Illlfsllpfl the Pfe'C0nlfnPrfP FGUYSP. lie hr-longerl to Current Events Cluh. iinllege Cluh. anrl French Clulv. filmrles is going to the liniversitv nl lllilltlli-. Rl DBERT PEDGRIFT r-nrollerl in the Pre-Conimerre course. lie lvelongecl to College Clulw, anti tools up lmsehall in his lresliman anrl mplininore years, He is going tn the liniversity ol Chicago. VIRGINIA Bl. PEPPER pursue-rl the Pre-Comrnene fours:-. She helnngeri to College filuh. lfrenrh Cluh, ancl Chorus, Virginia is going to attenfi George Xvashing ton University. -V f ROBERT F. PETERSON .msefh :QQ ' wif' h ,vnu ,Alu nav' .3 TN' . QQ? Page Fifteen tonli up the Pre-Conunerre tour e. lie was a meinher nl the CEOIIIIIIPHF Cluh, College Cluh, ancl Current Events Club. - RIUH.-KRD A. POXVELL pursuecl the Pre-ixleeliral rnurse. He lwlongecl to the College-Y Clulw. anrl tooli up lbasellall llotll years. is going to Niarquette University, lxlilwauliee. Nvis. Class of 1939 Class of 1939 enrollecl in tht- Tearlwrs course. Sho lwlongecl ln College fwluliv, .lean is going lo allencl llre Universily ol lllinois. ROGER RVSH looli up lllc PFI'-l,N1lllll11PTf'E rourse lle parlieipaleil in lmsliellwall lmlli years. Roger is going lo llle Univere sily ol lllinois. MARY ELIZABETH SHEIDT pursuerl llie l.ileralure anfl Arls - v rourse. blue lwelungerl lo XX.A.A,, l:fPI1f'l1 Clllll flnfl fsllllpgp cilllll, :NI?1I'y'F3llZHl'DF'lll is going to Stlxlarys ol Notre Dame, EVERETI4 ,l, SIHJUIAS. JR, enrollecl in llle lure-l.r-gal rourse. llv was a memlwer ol llne Frenfll Clulv, College-Y Clull. Current Events Clull. College Clulw, anfl was in llie rullege play in luis lreslmman year. lle is going lo llie Llniversily ol Flirliigan. BERNARD SINGER looli up llie Cil1Pl'l1lfF1l Engineering course. He lias not :lr-eimlecl wliere . he is going to eonlinue luis seliooling. s-,,E,e..,s.-,A E , E A 'iiz 7 ' wif Mg, fav. YW syn HF an -'P' DY'l ow- was sd' c. I- W 'is 'I a' 19'-'mf e X . . QW N: is VVALTER SKROKO pursued the Pre-Commerfe course He lnelongecl to College Cluln, Curl rent Events Clulu. Clioir, ancl was or tlw Blazer Stall. He was in llmf Clmcnlale Soldier, Rl1aps0cly ir Blarflcf' ancl The lxlaseolf' RAYMOND B. SLOUF pursuecl tlie Pre-Legal course. H1 lvelongecl to German Clulv, Curren Events Clulo. Clwamlaer ol Commerce College Clulr, tennis ancl golf teams He was vice-presiclent nl nh.: lreslu man rlass, presiclenl ol llwe Curren difvenes Clula, ancl serretarv ol tlm fjilglgclenl C TILE in Ulresllmal yylrfw idfkl wliere l14 Y is goyig' lofdlioogl 1 ,X BEN D. SMITH tooli up llie Pre-Commerce course He lwelongecl to College Clultw, Cur rent Events Clulv. Cliamlzer ol Com merre. ancl is intencling to go on lt llre University ol lllinois. VERA MARIE 5311111 is studying to lve a leaelier, Sli went lo Deliallv in tlre summer c 1935. ln .lunior College slue lwf longecl lo College Clulo. Currer Events Clulv, Clioir. anml XV.A.A. -,J ,FY ' ARNOLD STRANDFSERU Q A A E looli up llre lxleelmnical Engineerin Page Sixleen X. course. He belongecl lo llie College Y Cluln lor two years. Arnolnl going lo llic University ol lllinois. e roIIed in the Teachers course She belonged to CoIIege CIub IVIary is plannmg on teaching in preference to going on to school. X555 as 'F xp-v' enroIIed 1 the Chemical Engineering Course Last year he went to the Unnersrty ot IIImors Diclc was a member of the College-Y Club. He , .A ' ' fig f If i P ' ., 4 .11 I I if, ' CONSTANCE MARY TATE .I ' A M Z' , RICHARD VV. VVI-IITNEY FRANCIS THEIS pursuecl the Chemical Engineering course. He belonged to College Club, College-Y Club, and tennis team. He was secretary ot the Y Club in his sophomore year. Francis is going to Purdue Uni- versity. EDNA N. VVALSH enrolled in the Teachers course. She was a member of CoIIege Club. Chorus, and the Riding Club. Edna is undecided about any Iurther schooling. IVIAURICE I. VVELLS tooIc up the Pre-Commerce course. He belonged to College Club. Col- Iege-Y Club and was secretary-treas urer in his freshman year. RAYMOND F. VJ!-IITGROVE pursued the Pre-Commerce course. He was a member of College Club, Current Events Club, and the Com- merce Club. He was vice-president of the Current Events Club in his sophomore year and was on the Honor ROII both years. Raymond is going to the University of IIIinois. 'FY TJ , gf' haf' Page Seventeen is undecided about further schooling. ROY C. XVILSON pursued the Electrical Engineering course. He was a member ot the Camera Club and the College Club. Ile is going to the University oi Illinois. THELB IA A, VVIX toolr up the Teachers course. She belonged to College Club, VV.A,A.. French Club, and was head of bowl- ing in her sophomore year. She participated in bowling. riding, golf. Iencing, and she belonged to co-re- creation. Tlrelma hopes to teach next year. ANNLAURA FIDELIA XVOODARD enrolled in the Teachers course. She belonged to College Club. Cur- rent Events Club, and XV.A.A. ROBERT N, ZAJAC pursued the Pre-Commerce course. He belonged to College Club. and he played baseball. Robert is going on to school but, as yet, doesn't Icnow where. Class of 1939 NIARY NIONYA ZAMKOVITZ program, anfl was nn tlie Honor R l-or two v ir Class of 1939 enrolled in tl1e Tr-arlw-rs enursc-. Sim e onged to XY..'5x A, flrrlmr-sis, Col- l' P Clllll, cillffvlli lEXl'l1i5 Liilllb. was girls' sports 4-rlitor oi ilu- azer. She hunk part in lwaslietlwall, aseluall, tennis. lenring, tlie flame 09 ROBERT BAGNI-ll, MARY LOUISE GRADY was a Pre-foinnn-rue stnrlent. Ili- Shlfliml IIN, Lilwml Arts fmlrspu was a memlwer nl tllf' Current Events Cominerre Clulw, ami Gill.-ge Club. He playerl lvaselwall anll baskntlaall. lla is uncle-riclefi as to luis next mllpgv. JOE DEUTSCH pursued ilu: lJl'P'ClUl'lTIUF'l'I't course. He was a inemlur-r ol' Dc-laate luis l-irst year. Clllpgi- Clulw Imnli years. Dancing Class lxotlu years, anrl was a claeerlearler lmtli years. Tile seronrl year lgounel liirn a memlwf-r ol' Ilif- Stucient Counril, Boarfl, anfl Blazer Stall' lne was Seerelarv- Treasurer ol tlue Snplmrnore rlass. He is going to tlne lfnivr-rsilv nl illinois. HAZEL ANN CAI .LAGHER stuliiieri tn lm a li-aelif-r. Slio was a memlaer of College Clulv. lrrenrlu anrl XV.A.A. Slim- playerl loasl-cetlwall, lmselxall, tennis, aml pingpong. ROBERT F. COODSPEED laas preparr-rl ior Clieinirnl lfngineer- ing. Irlf' XVJIS fl IIIPITIIJCT of cEl7llf'g4 Cluln lmnli years, llc is still unrle- Ciciecl as to wliere lie will rontinuf' liis eclueation. XVl1ile a lreslunan slie was a mein- laer oi tlle Frenrll anfl .l.C. lxlaclrigal Clulv, During ller two years slle was a mcmlwer ol' llie College Clulw, .l.C. Cliorus, anrl Current Events Clulu, lvlary Lon intencls In sturly iurtller at tl1e Uni- versity nl CxiliC'8g0 or lxlinnesota. MARION GRISSINGER stuciiecl to lae a teacher. During lier First year slle was a IIIEHIDPI' ol' tlie College Clioir. College Clulw, ancl Current Events Cluln. During lier seconel year slie was a nic-mlxer ol tlwe College Cluliw, XV.A.A.. anti Current Evenis Clulv. lxlarion will attenrl tlic State Teacliers College at Normal. THEODORE KRUNPOCH prelerrerl tlne Pre-Connnerre roursc. During liis two years at lie was presiclent of tlle Comrnerrf' Clulp, a memlner ol' tlle Current Events Clnlw, lwaslcetlwall ancl luaselwall teams. anvl earnecl a plare on tlie Honor Roll, Vliecl is unclecitlecl as to wlietlier lie will attenel College in tlie fall. Page Eighteen EVELYN ZINSER pursueel tl1e Teaftliers Course, She lmrrlongecl to College Clula. XXRA anrl was sport l1earl of siiuiilf-l'-oarrl in lwr in-sliman year. glue tool-Q up pingpong, sliullilelonarrl, lmrlrninton. and lmwling. Evelyn is going to tlne l.lnivr'rsity ol lllinois. LEONARD E, LINDBLONI sturlierl tlie Cliemical Engineering Course. lle is unrerlain as to wl1etl1er lie will enter collage in tiir- fall. OIVA MAKI prclerrerl tlie lxlefllaniral Engineer- ing course. He was a me-mlwer oi the College Clula wliile a iresliman. anal also cluring llis seconci year. Cjiva was a sulvstitute on tlwe lnaslvetlvall team iris first year. CYRILL PAVNICA looli up tlne Pre-Commerre rourse, He lwelongecl to tlie Current Events Clulm ancl College Clulv. Cyrill plans to attenrl De Paul Llniversity, ,IOSEPI NNE SLEJKO enrollecl in tlie Teacliers Course. Slie llelongecl to College Clulv, Current Events Clulw, Clioir, anel lwaselnall. Slie is going to tlie State Teaellers College at Normal. Tl'lERES.'X .l. SPRFJTZER pursue-ci tlie Tearliers course. Slie lwelongecl to College Clulo. Current Events Clulm, anel XV.rX.:X. mama- M. J J C Activit I Junior College- students worla hard and play hard. Although their days are filled with the many subjects they must conquer. still prac- tically everyone Finds time to enjoy himself. The activities and curricula presented are hoth numerous and various. Even if we can not all he winners, we find ourselves having a good time, and, what is even more important, we learn to he good losers. The above photographs show us many of the personalities that are often seen around school. The tennis courts across the street offer to many of us a chance to hetter ourselves in this sport. Of course, our gyms are a source of never- ending pride to all of us. They are among our higgest assets in presenting us with a way to huild a healthy hody. Vve are proud of our library. too. it is a fine place in which to build a healthy mind. Then. from the appearance of the photo- graphs, it ioolis as though we all enjoy the out-of-doors. Page Nineteen ntroduotion To Freshman Class Stephen, Vive-Pms.g hhrrphy. Pres.: Biactihurn. Sec. Class of 1940 Every new group of Freshmen that enter Junior Coitege teeis that it adds something to the organization, hut this time we are contident that we have con- trihuted a tittie e-xtra. One of the dominant traits among our Freshmen this year has heen their un- seitishness. Everyone cooperated wiii- ingiy and heiptuiiy at ati times. Our Freshmen showed a great cteai of initia- tive and enthusiasm for the tasks they were asked to undertake. The main sociai event of the year which was entirety under the ieactership of Freshmen was The March Twirif' Chairmaned hy our President, Bch Murphy, the dance was one of the most successful that Junior Cotiege students have ever attended. Jack Guerin was the chairman ot the decorations, and it is iargeiy through his woric. aiong with his committee, that the attair was a success. The Costume Batt, given in January under the co-chairmanship of Agnes Turman and Dick Powell. also was greatiy indebted to the artistic ahiiities of Jack Guerin. The otticers of the Freshman ciass are Boh Murphy, Biii Stephen, and Bah Biacictxurn, who never shiriced any responsihiiity that feii to their iot. Along with their scholastic duties, these tmoys stitt found time to help anyhocty in any way they couid. it there has heen any iceynote that can he struct: regarding the activities of the Freshman ciass, it is that it has set an example ot willingness to co-operate with att who had accepted responsibility and to help them and to give their time, their energies. and do ati with their whoie soui. Page Twenty A on QUE? FAVQLQUTE 5-- 2 Q93 A Q ' 1 YD fu .r H P Wzawfm Q. VV QTWXQQ S A-, 'SX V i,-QQL, N -.K ,ix x-RX Page, Twenty-one Stnncling: Apgar Castle Blaclclvum Canaclay Bars! Cahill Barns Bollancl Stanrling: , Cmmlwie Danzero Cfyflpf Df'l'kPl Doulwlcclay DOTIP DOHnil Svutefl: Bnirrl Anclerson Armstrong Anrlrews Burrill Benjamin Allrut Bcalvout Seated: Duncan Davis Cutler Frisluie Copas Essington Douglas Dr'iSS Frazer Class of 1940 Class of 1940 Ffwiygm Page Twentyltwo QQMWE if fb I haf JJ tr 1' . I 1 Standing: Krebs Krigbaum Kenney Kirinicii Kramericir Guerin Hcrlbst Kelly Goldstein Standing: Flurpiry Matteson LOZEII' Lf-hr Neville ixlilne Le-se-r lxlccvilvray I 5,7 J . I f. 4 l'-ff .iti 'IIJIJ Seated: Knnwlm Gray Gray Houston Keck Cvipvl Gracltu-rg Haley Hobson Herattr qcrlteri: 31aclclis NlrEvoy Ixlotta Fiarstrall Blrrlilig Lf-sr-r :XIfRPy'H0lClS Ostmrnv BIHIOHP Ullman qlumiing: Serond Row: Tilirli Row: Rosenirrlfr Rilocies Slepinen Snapp Riiey SCllUl'llT1t'ilI'I' prangf' Ricii Rauwortin Sampson Rogers Seaver Puri-is Slnitil Smitil qlaruiingz Second Row: xviiicins Xviiiani Teiiie Stone Zelko Vaughn Stevens xxifiglll Slrunii Vveicin Xvoisleci Vvarni Willard Weeks Swecia Tessiatorv Robinson Suulinromi Scully Fauiiinz-r R6-ynoicis Rvynuicis Pau-y Przyivyisiii Tilirii Row: Zariey Vranicimr Turman Xviicox xvmiic XX'arfeI Page Twenty-four if C-1 if L ' A CU K V Q earnin To Live And 45' Q 'Ps ' ,,,..--f f,1. , Vlvlullls IIVKI1' IXIQUXHLIIIV If ll Iliftcinson Yun Antwerp Uruirtr Iinglisti Department MR. A, FRANCIS TRAMS, trend ot the Engtistr department ot J.-I1.I'I.S, and IIC., received Iris degrees from tI1e University of IIIinois. I'Ie Iras written ar Irootf on Leigtr Hunt. and Ims Irad poems. essuys. and stmrt stories puI1IisI1ed. MISS LOIS M. HYDE, sponsor of the utttuzern and rtretorir leuetrer, otmtuined Irer Rtastens degree Irom lIre University ot Xviseonsin, Books, Iriiiing, und tIle Iirenter I1oId an interest Ior Irer. NIISS MARIAN BIeANAI.I.Y was gradu- ated Irom tIre University ot' Illinois. Stre is sponsor OI ttre fiirt Reserves ot eI,T.H.S. Ntusie Irotds ir speviat interest tor Irer. MISS LENA M. DICKINSON, wI1o coaetres the cottege ptays. is a graduate und a post-graduate ot Emerson Cottege ot Oratoryf, Boston, Ixtnssaetrusetts. Ixtiss HDicIiie Iitces to spend Irer spare time cooking at Irome and reading aIJout ptnys ttmt eoutd IJe used IJy our students. MISS FIDELIA VAN ANTXVERP. our Iiusiness Ietterfxvriting instructor. was grnduzrted Irom Betoit Cottege and Iras ntso attended ttre University ot Ctrieago. Her speciat interest is Ietter-writing. MISS CHRISTINE BUNCH. the .IC Iucutty adviser, received Irer iXIaster's de- gree Irom CoIumIJin University. Sire is interested in reading, music. drama, and Iities to travet, Imving toured Engtand and severed Countries ot Europe Iast summer. TFKIYYIS BILIZPT tvtertnutty Page Twenty-si.x' Livin To Learn Business and romance all tangled up in a joyous snarl provided tlle action for HUniversal Alil3i, a Hollywood lleadliner produced lay Joliet .lunior College stars, lor llie lmenelit ol tlle College l-oan Fund on Novemlber Q, 1938. 'Q Universal Alibi Tlle tiiree--act comedy VVll0S6 locale was tlie patio ol tl1e Soutliern California liome of Dr. and lwirs. Raymond Adler fRay Oliman and Elizalaetli .laclcsoni included cluaracters of tllree nationalities, Spanislu, Frencld, and American. Jean lVlcCraclce-n graciously assumed the role of eldest dauglite-r in tlie llome. Jean Sampson was tlie faitlllul Spanisll maid wlao moutlled tlie foreign tongue witll time greatest ol ease. Jean Fargo, youngest x and most vivacious of tlie- clauglmters, cap- tured everyones lieart witli lier teen age A olzmservations on life. Edward Rosentretler, tlie son: Orrin Long, lootlaall Captain: Helen VVeelis. Agnes Turman, and .laclc Claeville. young students: Stewart Cooper, instructor: Nlarge Frislaie, Ernest De Signor. and Richard Hutchinson as a larilliant young Frencli scientist, all contrilouted materially to tlae success of tlie production. It is fitting tliat we sliould talce part ol tllis space to pay trilnute to lxfliss Lena Q44 Diclcinson. For many years tliis capallle lnemlaer of llie faculty lias lalpored to produce college plays ol a superior type. Now, as we loolc luaclt and re- call tlie numerous successful productions, we may aclcl to tliat list UUniversal AlilJi. 3 m'w is - ill., Page Twenty-seven Publioizers of ews The Standing: hladdis, Galvin, editorp Oshornc. lVlcEvoy, Vxlcelis, Borges. Cutchin, Anderson, Nliss Hyde. adviser. Second Row: Tessiatore. Frishie. Lanigan, Stone, lxluhlig, Gradherg. Loser, Jackson, Beahout, Third Row: Smith, lvlccovney. htaheras, Deutsch, Sltrolco. Vvhat would the students of Junior College do without The Blazern? As a a single mimeographed sheet, The Blazer First made its appearance in l930. The pur- pose of the paper was. and still is, to give the students an accurate account of the activities. to present readable- and interesting features, stories, humor. and editorials. The effect which the paper strives to create is a composite word picture of student life. At present it has a one hundred per cent circu- lation among the student laody of the college, as the paper is included in the student activity fee. The Blazer is strictly a student affair. Responsibility and credit for the entire puta- lication belong to students. The BLAZER Publioizes This year the publication has been under the editorship of George Galvin. George has worked hard to make the paper a suc- cess, and it is through his untiring efforts with the cooperation of the other members of the stalzf that the paper enjoys the repuf tation that it does. Another member of the stalll who gets more grief than praise is Ben Smith, business manager. Twenty other experienced news-hawks malce up the re-st of the staff. Last but not least. the steadying influence is furnished by lvliss Lois Hyde. The Blazers' capable and efficient faculty adviser. Page Twenty-eight Blazer Te And Recorders of Histor The J C The hook you are holding in your hand has taken a long time and a iot of hard woric to produce. and much credit goes lo the editor, Phyllis Tehie, and to the husiness manager, Mary Frances Fauiicner. il has heen up to these two in particular to arrange the hooic and finance its puhiication. During the course of the year the JC has sponsored such activities as the seiiing of refreshments at the Vxfoives-iiiini-Aih Star Game, and the sound movie, uRain- how on the River, starring Bohhy Breen. shown on April 26, 1939. The hooic this year has heen divided entireiy different from those oi other years. and aiso, thanics to Biii Cutler and Don Frecideton, staff photographers, the hook Contains more pictures. The introduction of colored printing in the hook is another of this year's innovations. hast, hul far from ieast. if it had not heen ior hiiss Bunch and her surpius amount of patience and initiative. the yearhooic would not exist, and it is to her that staff and students aiiice owe a deht oi gratitude. Standing: hiaheras, Kircher, .iohnntgi-s, hiaddis, OIIIIIUII, Smith, Borgcs, Arthur. Long, ix ISS Bunch, adviser. Second Row: Zamiiovitz, hhtLain, Jackson, Lanigan, hiuhiig, Turman, Faulkner, husiness man ager: Frishie, Beahout. Third Row: Tehie, editor: Smith, Kirinich, Vvright, The J C Records Page Twenty-nine Knowledg :ess 1 e 2 1 SUGGEST' tf Qs H.. 2 67 t SO wumf 1 i f e ls Foil Xvluitgrove l .1-inc-my ell .'XflYiiPf Current Events Stumling: Scarlett: Borges Stout. Pres 'G' xl: tinvney Xvoorlarcl St ully Cratly lxlalu-ms Hosslnacln N larliel Blum Cutting Bealuout Kin ln-r Zamliovitz Pl' Smitli Xie Current Events Clula Q was lor any college stu- clent. Tlie memlners met ,X once every xveelc to clise cuss current topics or lis- ten to tallxs. Some ot tlie oulslancling talliers were Flr. Cliarles Kellem. sec- retary ot tlie .loliet V Cwllillilllfil' ot COHIIIIEFLPI Doctor XVNV. Haggarcl. - Nliss Dew Dailey, ancl Nlr. D. XV. Castle. Stumliny: Deutscll, Dowse, Stepluen, Bcalaout, Galvin, rlielxlc, lxlccovney. 5t'fll4'1t: I'rlsl1I4', aulx'ls1'l'L lllllrlllllfitlll, prcsltlvlltl tXlmWlt's, lmllg, Student Council Tlle Stuclenl Council was organizecl to lyring almout a closer co-operation lmetween stuclent lyocly ancl faculty, cleat xvitll current prolblems. Clirect social activities, ancl recommencl tlie clislJursement ot tlme activity tuncl. Tlie council's personnel was composecl ot lreslunan ancl sopllomore class olllicers ancl a representative ot XVJXA., College Clulm, UllC,H mlille Blazer, pulJlicity lmoarcl, ancl men's atliletics. Early in llie year tlle council electecl ollticers ap- provecl lJy tlie taculty sponsor. lxlr. FrislJie. Plillf' group securecl a tropliy case, aclclitional turnisliings tor tlle Recreation Room, ancl insignia tor tlle clieer leaclers. 'lille major sponsorecl activities were tlie tall ancl spring tormals, plans tor wliicli were uncler its clirect supervision xvitlm Ricliarcl Hutcliinson. general cliair- man. Tlue council also plannecl tlie college picnic. ln aclclition. clelegales were sent to ttte Second Annual Convention ot .lunior Colleges. University ot Cliicago. yvliere stuclent and taculty conferences were lielcl. Vlilie worlc ot tlle Student Council lias greatly lmenetitecl tlle scliool cluring tlle current year in tlle general supervision ol activities, tlle securing ot greater resources, ancl tlxe facilitation ol' aclminis- tration. Page Thirty Except Grace Guide I Kelly. Svc.: blr. blayo, ftrtviser: Laytielrl, Treus.: tlutrliinson, Pres, College Club College Club was an organization to provide entertainment tor every student in college. Tlirougll tllis organization all students met once a montli and enjoyed educational programs. Tbe First meeting of College Club was on October 3. At tliat meeting Reverencl C. Cv. Van Zandt gave a tallc on Cooperative Pliilosopliy in Europe Today. Tbis tall: was illustrated by movies. Un November 7, lxlrs. Glenola Vvbitney gave cbaracter slcetclies ol modern types of Women. The title ot tbis interesting talli was ulxlusic and lxlurals ot lxlodern lvlatronsd' Vvitb lxflrs. Vvbitney were lvliss lvlary lvlitcbell and a verse-spealiing cboir. The girls in tbe cboir read several selections, including mlqlie Vvindl' and .lTt1CfC,S Sometbing About a Soldierf' On December 5, lVlr. Slcinner, a faculty member, performed feats of inaffic, and Bob Clarlc played bis xyloplionev. Cn February 6, George Plitcb, of LaSalle-Peru, spolce on uVVl1at ls Aliead for Junior College Graduates? and Henry Synelc tallced on Se-lt-Development. On lvlarcli 6, Jill Edwards discussed uHow To Help Yourself. Tbis tall: was on tbe development of personality. For April tlxe students beard a debate between La Grange and Joliet .lunior College. Tbe topic was, Resolved: Tbe United States Sliould Enter an Alliance With Breat Britain. The College Club for May was tbe uAnnual Talent Niglitf' Any student wlio cared to participated. Page Thirty'-one earnin ako an Ix1fIl,I1'l' flgrlvu Stull Fine Arts NIYRA BIJXTHER, lwcsiclr-s liolcling tlic oliliirc ol Dr-an ul Xvornen, is instructor in Ceriunri. Nllss BEIVLAH AGNEXV, Gcrnian tnaiilmr, lms rli-gn-1-s lironi :hp Univprgity nl lllinnis and Cnlumlmin University. Boolis, plays, ami music liavr: a great attraction lor licr, NIARY SCTBTT, Frcncll tcaclier and sponsor ol mlm .i,ii.C. Frencli Cluln, received lwr lxlastervs degree from tlic University ol illinois. Last summer slic cnjoyerl a trip tllrougli France, Switzerlancl, Clerrnany, and England. Sllc liltes to participate in tennis, swimming, and bowling. The in colorful costumes, witli n lwcn sense ol tlic dramatic, soloists anrl clioruses in crinliling crinolinos, slitliering satins, and rustling talletas gave a ilnislicrl procluctinn of ilu- old, lint ever new, comic npern, La lxlnscotf' ivy ifrlmnntl Anrlran. and directed and stagr-fl ivy A. ll, Zimmerman and ixliss Rutli Elliott. The play, prcscnlvrl in tlie liigli sclmnl auditorium, April 20 IetCllHI'llSUFl Elliott Zirnmermun Departinent NRS. EFTHER RIC! IARDSON rvrrfiverl hi-r degn-es from tl-ie limi-.'r-rsity ul Cliicagn anrl lias rlnnr- post-graduate worli at the Cliif-nga Academy ol Fine Arts. Siu: is well lcnown for lwer painting in water colors anrl oils. ivllss RUTH ELLIOTT, music teaciicr, lias a Barlielofs degree lrom tlie University nt Illinois and lias clone graduate work at Nortliwestcrn University. IVIR. ALEX ZllxllV1ERiVlAN. admired by all luecause ol luis per- sonality and ability in producing Tide ivlascotn and otlier well lmown liglit operas, received lwis iviastcfs degree from the University ol ixlicliigan. He is an accomplished organist and Community song leacler. Mascot nncl ZI. 1930, lay tlic comlwineci music departments ol tlic Higll Sclionl and Junior College, is one tl1at will long lie rememlmcreci ivy tliose wlio saw it. Altliougli tliere was only one college student in tl'1c cast txvalter Slirnlmj, mucli ol time success of time production depended upon tlir' college students, -'36 ,iaclc Clieville was an under- stucly of one nl- the principals. 'Ll' 'lille COSHIITIPS XYPFP Undef ill? management ol' Xvilma Grell. Kathryn Kirinicli. Eva Swecla. Pnrmillia Cliampoux. and Rutli Gcipel. Time advance ticket sale was directed ivy Edward Kirclier and Isabelle- Anderson. Tire following Junior College st :dents played in tlwe orchestra: .lr-an 5lcLain, ixlorcy ixlarlicl. Eloise Floyd. Virginia Rineliarcit. Robert Lang, Frances Dnrre. Hflfl George XXVHTFPI. Standing: Clicville. Swcrla, flmnipoux, Grr-ll, fiimncrnian. director: lmlir, ixlrlnin, Anderson, irinicl1, ixlarlicl. Sealed: Aseltinc, Kirclivr, Gr-ipcl, Rcinliarclt, lrlnyrl, Slirnlxn, Dorre, Page Thirty-two it Company For Himself Standing: Second Row: lxlr. Givens Kirincich Aclviscr tfrmnhic Flyers Ni-ville Decker Borges Parlis Arthur Ohnian Francis Kristy Thr-is .lensen Di-l Rose Slranflherg l.nng Shoots Xvolalerl lxlatteson Guerin lf-hr Tliirrl Rout fiheville Bailvv ll:-ralli tlutrliin Xveclcs llryiler Powell .'xI1llf'l'SUll Xw'x ffl- - K 0 . ' rl N. ' E nvvvpgmwg , ' A , if K 66,6556 . , I X A Stunfling: . - Xxleelis Xvillarfl hlatnne Stone Douglas Nlcl-ain Oshornr- ,laclason Pepper Frislmir- Reinharflt Nluhlig gnapp Turinan Bliss Scott, I'YHlllliHf'l' Arlviser Gallagher fvrafllwrg fx l1tlf'l'S0fl Brehni Duffy Tliircl Roni: Scully 'lkflilv Cray Alcult Copas xxscltine Rhocles Dorrc Davis College-Y oiub Founclecl in 1932 to foster goocl times anfl Fine fellowship, the College-Y Cluh has throughout the past year continuecl the ohjectives lor which il was lounclecl. Besides the sponsorship of lvlr. Givens. the cluh was possessecl ol an unusually line ancl active se-t of ollzicers who arrangecl ami executecl the series ot interesting meetings helcl throughout the ye-ar. The memhers met semi-monthly at a Clinner meeting at which not only the physical appetite was satisliecl hut the intellectual as well, lor generally at each meeting there was a prominent spealcer present to give the memhers news and views of his particular lielcl. The memhership ol the cluh was not exclusive. hut open to all college men who were interested in a goocl time. The cluh sponsorecl an annual New Yearls Ball. helcl in the comhinecl high school gym- nasiums. The annual clate hanquet and fiance was another highlight in the social season ol the cluh. The attenclance at the meetings ancl the enthusiasm ol the memhers attested the fact that this cluh succeeclecl in the purpose for which it was organized. Page Thirty-three French Club The memhership of the French Cluh consistecl ol stuclents oi French and any others interestecl in helonging. At the meetings the memhers sang French songs. clis' cussecl French stories and plays. and tallcecl on clillllerent suhjecls, such as French ioocls, customs, anti Clress. lvliss Scott, the faculty spon- sor, gave a talli on her trip to France. Qne ol the memhers tolfl ol the lives of French composers ancl playecl selections lrom their worlcs on the piano. Kuo ledge mv A' TZ J - 1-'X .'? llmlln I.1'i111'llll'0lwr lilrlls lllvvrs Rolwilliml iNlCR1'y'llr1ltlS lilvills Blllll!'lt The Publicity Board Tlie worli ol tlif' Pulwlirity Board lias lwcn to write artirles lor tlmr- loliet papers, arrange lor pliotograplis, cooperate witli Mlilie Blazerf' and in olwtaining posters, lvroadeasts, ascf-mlmly an- nounrenients, and otlier means ol prorlainiing ilu- artivities ol tlir' seliool to tlwc- fornniunity, Pllotograplis and writr-'ups were pulwlisliecl lor tlie Hlvniversal Alibi. tlie College play, and a liroadrast arranged lor at time loral radio station. Posters made lwy .lolin .loliantages and tlue Dralting Class ol tlie liigll adm-,I were plniecl in tlne sfli-ml lwuilding and loral stores. Several pirtures and stories were printed lor caili event on tlic social and sports Calendar. Fl-lie lmnor roll and inlorrnation Elllnlll l'flHllllf'nfPlII4 Y'll XYPTP fllill plll'lllSl'lf'fl, ln over tliirty dilierenl artirles liave lveen printed lwesirles otlier pulvlifity worli. so tliat ,loliet lias lweorne lrelter inlorined alvout tlic- junior college activities, Co-Ed Recreation Board Tire Co-Fd Rerreational Board lxas liad dir:-it supervision nl -il sports activities ol tlie lunior llollege. linur gatlierings were Sponsnrerl. earli ol wliiill llrrnislierl a great amount ol pleasure and entertainment to tlie students, First ol tlie allairs was an roller-slxating party. lield at tlle loliet Armory. ,lille second was a Sports Niglitn in time srlmnl gyninasiuni. AI tlie HKoo Koo party, an aurtion ol lfox lunrlies, witli Dr. George XV. Young as nur'tioneer, eoneluded tlie evening. Tlie yearvs mtivities were closed witli anotlxer roller-sliatirig party on Flay 3. ililir- Rr-rreatiorial Board lms smresslnlly planned and earried out tliese allairs and lias tlius lieen tlie instrument in lvringing togetlier a large nunilwer ol tlir- rnllegians, adding greatly to tile spirit ol tlie scliool and tlle students. Pug Trea ure Social cience Department NIR. T. Fl. DEAN. assistant superintendent ol l,T.H.S. and l..l.C., re- reivecl his Nlastefs degree lrom Columliia University, He enjoys manag- ing liis larnu. playing golf, and reading. elR. ll. D. l-ElNENXVEBER lias olitained degrees lrorn Hanover College and tlie ldnivcrsity ol Cliirago. He teaclwcs ljolitiral Sricnre, and is tlni- lafulty adviser ol tlie Current Events Clull. ixllss El.lZABE'l.l'l BARNS, Englisli liistory instructor, received degrees lrorn Nortlwwestern Llniversity and nhf- Lvniversity ol Cliirago, Slic enjoys reading and tlir- tlicalre, lnut lncr lavorite pastime is linitting. NIR. XV, L. NDVERS, dc-liate coarli. received luis Nlastc-r's degree lmni :lip lfniversity ol pennsylvania. Goll and lisliing liolcl great attraction lor liim, He is also lond ol llnwers and gardening. NIR. R. R. personnel director, olltained degrees lrmn Oluio Xveslr-yan and tlic Llniversity ol Cliifago, ixlr. Rolvinsorfs Imhlwy is woodworliing. NIR. OLIN l.. NlcREYNOl-DS, an eiononiias instructor, olitained luis Nlasterls degree lronu tlie llniversity ol ClIl1HgO. HC is a lxeen lollower ol major league lmseliall. and enioys reading. NIR. GLENN economies instruistor, rereiw-d luis Nlasterls def gree lronl tlic lvniversity ol Cliirago. He enjoys traveling and spends a good deal ol liis summer ronclufting tours tlirougli llic Nyc-st and fianada. C. O. BLVRDEN lias attended indiana lfnivcrsilv. N1ll'lllNYL SlE'l'l1 University. and tlie llniversity ol Soutliern Calilornia. lie is an en- lliusiastic and ZlK'COIlIpllSl10fl lwridge player and a great lmasr-lmll lan. ixlr. Burden also lilies to travel and lvoasts tliat lie lias visited ew-ry state in tlie Union except Florida. Fargo,S0rretc1ry: Borges: Bealmout.Clxuirnmng larltsnn. M G Sfefifff 5, 473 J J Standing: lxlr. Kline. Deutsrli, Blrs, Kirliy, xliss Stott, Dully, Sealed: Steplien, llargo, Nyinan. Kelly. e Tllirty-four But Practice I The To lt 5445 ' ,, 1 .gy .. .,, ren vu ' , 1 V . 4 f 3 4 ,jan , .tlleiuson Douglas ukluvo Slcinnur lxlfllllll uxluisluull Grosslncle atluematics, Shop, Commercial lXlR. J. ATKlNSUN, instructor in nufutluenuatics. luzus attencletl Xxliseonsin, l'lzurvLurrl, untl Colunulmizi Universities. He is tlue cliri-Ctor oi extra-currirulzir aunc.l i'onunut-nr'enuent activities. lxlll, EARL C. DOLlCil.iAS, elugiiuvz-riiug instructor. was grutlu- nlecl lronu lxlicluigan State Ctullvgi- tuncl tlue Kent College ol' Lzuw. He spencls luis sunuiuuers on luis llrurun in Vtlisconsin auuml enjoys tluis liind ol lite very nuufli, lxlll. L. FIAYO, our College Clulu sponsor, olitaineil luis lvlastcrls clcgree from tlue lelniversity oi Cluirago. Traveling appeals to llinu, ancl lie enjoyecl nn extensive tour last sununuer, lxlR. lvl. reri-iv:-Ll luis lxlustens clegreii- llrtunu tlue Stule University ol loxvai. llv enjoys gurrlening, untl is zu popular, tzulentetl uuuzugirizuuu xvluo luzus :lt-liglutecl uuunny Joliet aucliences, My ,.l' tw iXlR. lXlCl..AlN. instrut lor in llue rouuunuervial rlf-piurtnuent anal treasurer ol tlue lf. l.oun lruiutl Assofiiutioiu. rt-cc-ive-cl luis rlegree lrouuu tlue Llnivr-rsity ol Xxlis i'1u rusin. Coll is luis lliuvorite snnunui-r tliversion. lxlll, R. l... NlARSll:,tl-l,, nuiuiluine sluop instruftor, rm'-ceivr-tl luis Bacluelorls clegree lronu tlue University ol lxlitluiguun. l'lis luolullies are lzisluing. Crimping. zuml traveling. lXlR. F. XV. Glqossuvllllflli was grzucluzutr-rl lronu Stout lnstitute auntl luns alone grntluauti- worli aut lllinois :intl Cluivzugo Uni- versities, He instructs junior rollfugiains in pfutteriueluualxiiug, l'lis spefiul interest lim-s in vruising on tlue lxlaini' const. if-'IL Frislwie Price Larson Xvollt' Givens ljluviuur lfgguuuuru cience Department NIR. R. L. FRISBIE, luezucl ol tlue clueiuuistry clepzurtnuent ruml Student Council aclviser. rvreivecl luis cl:-gree lronu Knox College ancl llas clone grfucluute worli at Purlluc University funcl tlue University ol Xvis r'cu nsiiu. ltr- is interestetl in iluf- tlevelupiuuent ol new rlueiuuistry loruuuulzus auntl procetlurr-s. llt- is un entluusiastic golf player. AIR. pliysivs zuncl astronomy instruftor. receivecl luis lxlasterls clegree lronu tlue University ol Calilornin. Astronomy. nuincralogy. :incl motion picture pluotograpluy interest l'uirn. NIR. E. A. LARSON. clucnuistry teacluer, receivenl luis rlegrecs from St. Olaf College annl tlue University ol Cluicago. lxlusif. travel, golf, ancl pluotograpluy are attractive to luinu. FLORENCE Xvflllrlf. Zoology teaeluer, was gracluateil lronu Nortluwf-stern l'nivt-rsity. Her interests iniylucle pluotog- rzupliy. anatomy. lrruvu-ling. nnml reutling. Last sununier slu- lourml Alexivo. NR, HARRY V. CIVENS, spuuuustur ol ilw Collvgvst' Club. receivecl luis lxlastc-rls Llc-gn-v llronu tluv University ol Cluicngo, He is nn entluusizustir' stutlcnt ol. niuture. nncl is espevially in- terested in lnclians :unrl lncliiun lore, L. geology instructor, re-ceivetl luis clegree lronu tlue University ol lllinois. He is greatly interests-tl in nuineralogy. gartlening. annl stamp collecting. lXlR, lxl. Cllenuistry teaclier, NVBS grnduatecl lronu ulue University oi lnrlianau, He is laculty sponsor lor tlue Clueunistry Club. Cvarclening antl calninet-nualxing interest luinu, Page Tluirty-five Physical Education Build dancing. Xvills Kirlny Green Hoyt MR. A. A. VVILLS lncomparalwlel No lmetter word can descriln- this man who has heen praised throughout J..l.C.'s history and against whom lew have spolien discordantly. practically his whole lille has heen spent huilding ilw men ol tomorrow. Xvhen he isn't selling insurance during ilii- summer months, this lellow is husy huilding lighting. hustling, intelligent athletes and teams. Being always patient. laithtul. considerate. and lriendly. lxlcntor Vvills is thc- lriend and idol ol every llc. student. Through his coaching, ilif- Xvolves have won ten Northern lllinois .lunior Conlerence hasliethall titles. in addition to numerous hast-hall and tennis cliampionships. Truly a malchless recordl The players and student hody deeply appreciate his laithlul. priceless worli and hope he will continue developing outstanding athletes who will he the line citizens ol tomorrow. Cheer Leaders Yea. Purple . . . Yea, Yvhite . . . Yea. Joliet, l.et's tightl The hoys who licpt this hghling spirit up during the past season were Joseph Deutsch and Xvillnur Krighauni, hoth cheer leaders ol competence. The purpose and aim ol the yell leaders is to create a lighting spirit among the players lay lieeping the spectators occupied cheering the team on to victory. They also try to lceep up the school spirit and interest at all times, especially helore and during the game. lt is the turtlier aim ol the cheer leaders to lieep alolt a higher standard ol sportsmanship during and alter the games. irrespective ol victory or deli-at. Joseph Deutsch. sophomore. and Xvillnur Krighauni. lreshnian, deserve a great deal ot credit he-cause ul the excellent way they cheered the Purple and Xvhite team on to victory. Xvithout them the games would have seemed very dead to the spectators, and the .laycees would have laclied the incentive they needed in many contests this past season. The-retore, we, the students ol .l..l.C.. talie our hats olzl to you, .loseph Deutsch and XVillJur Kriglizaum, lor your invalualnle cheer leading. Page Thirty-six Physical Education Department A. A. XVILLS. successlul coach ol was graduated lrom Dr' ljauw lfniversitx lla directs all athletics in our college. and ollten olliciates at lootliall and haslcetliall gamr l'lls chiel interest outside his athletic activities is in his two small daughters. PHOEBE ANN KlRBY. our XV.A.A. and CoARecreation Board sponsor, attendir the Chavtauqua School ol Physical Education in New Yorli and also Northwestern Llniycr sity. She is particularly loncl ot horsehacli riding, swinnning and arclii-ry. lXllSS BEULAH GREEN. popular athletic instructor. was graduated lrom the Unix-ersitx ol lllinois. She is an enthusiastic participant in all sports, and travel also appeals to hr-r. VERNA HOYT, physical education instructor and accompanist. graduated lrom t .loliet tlunior Coll.-ge. She is particularly interested in gall. although all active sports attrait her, Besides he-ing an accomplished accompanist, lxlrs. Hoyt is adept in teaching tap Krigliuuin XX 'ills Deutsch .ez , .Q .A as 1-ii . 'Nw ,Q . etter Mind And ouncl Bodie LORENA KNONVLES. ahle president ot FL the VV.A.A., sets the paceu lor the entire organization. Lorena, though studying to he a teacher. touncl time to participate in archery, hadininton. shut- tlehoard, pingpong. hilcing. Orchesis. hallroom dancing. lc-ncing, haschall. has- liethall, and riding. She was not just a participator, hut excelled in each sport. and was captain in has:-hall and hasliet- hall, her tavorites. She was chairman ot the two successlul XN'.A.A. clances and other programs ol the organization. Anu- lnitious, cooperative, and hc-lptul. Lorena saw to it that the XN',A.A. was ahlc tu say. VVe are active. urer, diligently liept accurate records and accounts ol XV.A.A. meetings. nl ilu- rluh's tinancial position, and liept cor- respondence with XV.A.A licaclquartcrs and with Q-lotus ot other colleges. lilnrr-nr-c is notahlc lorlier high scholastic standing. Semi-annually on the honor roll. and an Adam Award winner, she is also inter- ested in vocal and choral worli. XX'iIli outside worli, preparation ol sclmnl worlx, and participation in extra-1 urrii ular attiv- ities, she still lound time to taltc part in several sports. 1-Iiivtly lraslwtlmll, ll:-r intelligence and originality gave many clever and novel icli-as lor the ilul: lo lollow. 2 ii: .ww-1. - - 1 :. ' ? E . ..f..Q.f:.,:: f - ' ' -'-e.-ers.-ies, ff-Sas we BEABOLTT, sccretarytrcas- l l'lYLl,lS Ntivllllliltl, vife president. assisted Lorena in the greater part ol the clulfs activities. Another ot the sclioolis lglainticld Hl7lciarlcs.H Phyllis is studying to he a nurse and will enter St. l..ulCe's llospital in the tall. Not atlilctically in- clined as sonar- nl ilu- other girls, she enjoys the lighter sports sumti as lenring. liailniinton, anil pingpung, Stir- entered wlmlellearteclly into everything she and was instrumental in ctw success nl many ol tlu- groups social plans. Dig- nilic-rl and sen-nc, Phyllis was an example ol poise anil a motif-I lor others to follow. .QQ ...J , Knowles Beolnout Netliery omeifs Athletic Association The initials, stand lor HVVomen's Athle-tic Associationf' hut they might also mean uVVe are active hecause of the high degree ol participation among the women ol Joliet Junior College. lVle-mhership is open to every .lunior College girl and provides active participation in many sports, oliiering opportunities lor individual prowess, lor association with fellow students in a congenial atmosphere, and lor proiiciency in sports that will he valuahle throughout life. This year's sport season introduced three new sports, archery. howling. and fencing. Archery hegan the second semester with practice at the Joliet Archery Range. Bowling, an all-seasonal sport. as was swimming, was taught at the- new ilahnelce Alleys. Two fencing seasons had par- ticipants in the tall and spring, as did riding. Round-rohin tournaments were held in archery, howling. haselzvall, and haslcethall. At the co- recreational hour every lvlonday alter school there were individual tournaments in hadminton. pingpong and shulllehoard. ladder tournaments engaged swimming, golf, and tennis. Grcliesis was popular in the spring. and tennis and golt techniques were given inside until the weather permitted outdoor participation. The girls were not only active in sports, hut gave many delightful programs. They hegan their colorful season with they annual tall dance, the using-Sing Swing. ln lxlarch the girls hrought their dads to a UFathers' Sport Night, a progressive sport and game party. ln April the girls treated their mothers to a tea, when the awards lor outstanding individual participation were given. The years program ended with a Mcarnival Dance. when at dance intermissions the couples tloclxecl to various hooths. sideshows. and othe-r attractions. The gym was decorated in true carnival style. lavors were clown hats and halloons. and the crowd was treated to a three-ring show with caricatured animals and characters. Page Thirty-seven Baskets Crash As Winter Arrlirllrllwrrllll B013 uf'll'Cl1ll Al'l'llCllllI7l'flllll, an All-Slate guarcl in luis lresllman year. was captain ol llle team in llis seroncl year ol Competition. Boln was one ol' tlie finest olilen' sive guarfls in tlie Confer- ence. lmeing tlie teanfs leacle ing scorer. He will lne a greal loss lo llie leam. Wolves vs. Illini All-Stars Tlie leature game ol llne season was played on lxlarvli 13 against tlie Uniyersily ol lllinois All-Stars, ancl llie Vvillsmen were successful. winning in an oyerlirne alllair lay a score ol 64430. Tlie All-Slars were lall ancl lenglliy, ranging from live feel, len inclies lo six leel, four. Tlley were lasl. sliilly, quicli. eagle-eyecl, ancl never lirecl. Tlie All-Stars. lecl lvy .lay Vvarflley, were macle up ol gracluale players ol tlie Universily ol illinois. Playing lioelore a pafliecl gym- nasium, .loliel slarlecl a wliirlwincl scoring spree, run- ning up a 9-I score in flie early minutes ol play wliirli lliey mainiainecl ll1l'0llQl10Ill llie conlesl. Xvlien flie gun sounclecl. iloliel was on llie long encl ol a 6-I-30 store, an exlraorclinary leal. Shxmling: llelerson, flallill, I'lilllfl'N'f, fmmrli Xvills, Rnsli, llngan, funningliarn. Seulml: Blaul-ilmurn, lxleyvrs, Dowse. Krnrnpocll, llmf-wi-rsclnrli, Jxrrliainlmvaull, Page Tliirlyeeiglif hows Call Forth The arsity The Season's Record They have done it againt . . . hieaning that the J.J.C. haslcethall team has captured the Con- ference championship for the eleventh consecu- tive year. Vve, the students of llc., salute Coach A. A. Xvills and the team ot l95t4-50 season, The team. playing one of the toughest sched- ules that have ever heen played hy a Wolves Quiixtet, finished with seventeen victories and six defeats. in the conference race, Joliet had a fairly easy time challiing up twelve for the won column against one in the lost column. Xvinning the tinished on the short end ol' a -IS-55 score. hut won the next non-conference tilt from Hlxlooseu Krause's St. lVlary's Colle-ge live in an overtime attair, 56-54, They were squashed hy lxlusliegon on the local tloor, 50-28. ln linale, the Xvolves ended the regular season, succumhing to St. John's strong independent aggregation, 57-27. The season saw tive prominent games played. one with Hanover and the others Uhome and home attairs with Rose Poly tTerre Hautel and Concordia tlxiilwaulceel. On the indiana tour the Vvillsmen were set haclc hy hoth Hanover and Rose Poly, who play typical Hoosier haslcet- hall. However. later in the season the Xvolves Juliet, 32: Dcifalh Normal, -10, Joliet, 57' Hanover, SS, floliet, -40: Thornton, 50, fiolif-t. -4-1 LaSalle. 27. Joliet, 55: illinois XVc-slyan. 48. tfloliet, 55 Herzl, 57, Joliet, 53: North Parli. 55 Joliet, -I2 Lacirangc, 50. Sklolivt. 55: Lasallv, 57, Joliet, 45 lvtorton, '5-I, 'k,lolict. 52: l..iSlt'. IT. Joliet, -IT: Concordia. 23. -tUtif't- 542 xvilwll. 33. 'kjolir-t, '50 l,aGrangr', '30, ,lollf't. 56: St, lxlaryis, '54, ,lnlid-t, 50 .lnlif-I, 28: lxiuslwgon. 50, Joliet, -15 ttiloliet, 40: Flihornton, 58. .lolif-r, '57, 'g,loli1't, 58: Nvright. 54. .loli1't, 64 ,lnlif'l. 5I: Rose Poly, 5' fiolict heat 'kC'Dl'lIC'l'Fl'lCl' Gillllt'S, Rose Poly, -IT, Concordia, 127 bt. John s, 27, illinois All-Stars. 50 Nlorton hy lurh-it, first eleven consecutive conference games from Thornton North Park, LaSalle Lisle. Vvilson, Wright, Herzi, LaGrange, and ixfiorton, they were then heaten hy LaGrange, 50-59, .ioliet's traditional rival, on the foreign court. But the team came hacli to win their final en- counter from Niorton, 45-54, and clinch the conference title, Ted Krumpoch was high point man with ten challcers, Now the-re is a record to please the most critical. in the non-conference schedule. the Wolves won tive games and lost the same numher, six of these teams heing from tour-year colleges. DeKaih was the tirst foe, hut the Jaycees were sent home, the losers hy 40-52, The next op- ponent Was illinois Vvesiyan, always conte-nders in the Little Nineteen Conference. The Vvilismen druhhed Rose Poly. 50 -lf on tie home iloor, in the Concordia tilts, Joiiet's was hy tar the hetter team, annexing hoth contests with ease, 47-28 and 45-25. The regular team consisted oi Ted Krumpoch and Phil hieye-rs. forwards: Fred Bewersdort. center: Captain Boh Archamheault and Boh Dowse-, guards. in the liirst semester Boh Laytield was in the line-up in a forward position. Lynn Cunningham and Jaclc Hogan. forwards: Roger Rush, center, Boh Blaclehurn, Gordon Peterson, and Boh Cahill, guards, re- serve players, saw much action during the season, Bolo Archamheault, star guard, led the Joliet team in scoring. We salute you. Coach Vvills, and your superh hunch of athletes! ixfiay 1040 hring another championship. Page Thirty-nine Floyl Floyl The Varsity Page Forty Krum pocld Peterson BCXVCTSdOI'f Nleye-rs DONVSC Ruslm Cunningham Hogan Blackburn Cahill eall Cut ome Fans Capers Varsity TED Brains KRUlXlP0CH. sopliomore lore ward, llas completed liis lnaslcetball career FUI Tecl was the laest sliot artist on tlie team. as welt as ttle teamis second leaciing scorer. His coolness, line clelensive- worli, ancl excellent teamworli will be greatly missed. GORDON uBig-Stewn PETERSON. guarcl. anottmer freslnnan, slioulcl sliow up well next year witll more experience. Gorclon llilS plenty of lieigllt wtlicll Coacli Xvills can use lor tlie coming season. FRED Been BEWERSDORF, freshman. was an excellent follow-up artist. His lmeiglit dict mucli in lielping tlie team win tlie con- ference title. Frect slloulci lie outstanding in , next year's games. especially on relyouncting. PHIL uFelipe lNtEYERS. sopliomore, played Center in liis freshman year. His relaounfling on ttie lioor was Flawless, as lie usecl liis lieiglit to great aclvantage. His liustling spirit will lie greatly misseci. BOB O'Toul DOVVSE. soptiomore, was one ol the best guarcls Vvills has ever proclucecl. He developed marvelously. becoming an out- standing ball lianciler in aclctition to lneing a defensive sllarli. His unorttioctox sliooting made lwim ttie most popular tact with the fans. Xfvills will miss liim. LYNN ulaclz-Frost CUNNlNtil'lAlNl. was a reserve liorwarcl from Xvilmington Higll Scliool. Lynn is a good set-sliot artist, lacking only experience. He will also return. JACK Mice-House HOGAN, lreslnnan lorwarcl, was a very aggressive player. His liigllt ltept liim in tlie game most ol tlie time. .laclxis left- llandeci sliots will liasli again next season. ROGER Tix RUSH. a reserve center. was lielcl laacli wlien lie sprainecl llis anlile in mid- season. He stlowecl steacty improvement, anfl near tlie close of llle season clevelopect into an excellent player. but too late to lne ol any use to Xvills. Roger will lie graciuatect. BOB Blackie BLACKBURN. a fresliman re- serve guarcl, titled in well. He- llElS plenty ol speect and has obtained mucti experience which slioulcl lancl tiim a regular lpertli next season. BOB ulello-Kirin CAHll.l.., lresliman, liillect in at center ancl guard. A valuable man, lie slioulcl see plenty of action next season. Page Forty-one pring Brin s Sports State Tournament For one ot the few times in the history ot the tournament. the tinals ot the Illinois Junior College Tournament were playecl without .Ioliet .Iunior College. Xvright Junior College coppecl the state title. cleteating lxlorton in a harfl-lought hattle. 38-33. The Vvolves, cletiencling State Champions, en- terecl the I939 tournament at the University ot Chicago Iielct house in a distressecl conclition. Phil lxleyers. Boh Archamheault. Boh Blaclflourn. Bot: Dowse. ancl Jaclc Hogan hacl all sutterecl lrom the utlu a lew clays prior to the tournament. hut they all playeel with lighting hearts. The lirst contest saw Jolietis opponent. Thorn- ton ol Harvey. jump to a commancling I5 to 0 leacl. However. the Jaycees Iiegan hitting the outtit was lieyecl to its highest pitch and swishect in hasliets with great regularity. Apparently. they just coulclnit miss the wiclxet, Cn the other lnancl, Coach Xvillsi hoys experienced their coldest night ol the season ancl Coulclnit get started until midway in the seconcl hall, when lxlorton hacl the game saltecl away. The Purple anct Vvhite missecl dozens ot Hoof shots and tailecl lo tip-in reloouncl shots. Phil lxleyers. ace re- Inouncler. aclclecl more to .Ioliet's woes when he touted out in the tirst halt. Teil Krumpoch was the only player ahle to stretch the point total. ringing up sixteen points. Strumillo. lxlartin, ancl Roelxe hurnecl up the hoop lor hlorton. In the consolation game ol the tourney, the Xvillsmen looliecl lilie their olcl selves and COMPOSITE STATE TOURNAMENT BOX SVORE B. FT. TP. B. FT. TP. lfrumpocli . ...,., I 3 S 34 Blaclthurn . 3 -I I 0 Pu-wersclorl ....,.. ........ 3 -I 20 Cahill J I T Arc hamh c'in ull ..... .,...... t i 3 I T' l3llSll ..... .. 3 I Nleyers .. .,.. . T 1 IO llogan ,......... .,., . I I 3 DUWSE. 5 1 Il CL rrxum ingl uainul ....... . 0 2 7 wehhing ancl closecl Thorntonis gap to I6 to I2 at hall-time. The Xvillsmen lorgot their ail- ments, ancl hegan to rain shots at the wiclcet with great consistency in the seconcl halt. The purple anal Xvhite won. going away. hy a 34 to 23 score. Tecl Krumpoch was in line lorm. collect- ing Iour hasliets ancl a tree throw, while Bolo .Axrchamlaeault was seconcl high scorer. getting eight marliers. Boll Blaclitnurn stood out on cleliense. Thorntonis star was their Captain. Cordon lXlcComI9. who notchecl tilqteen points to lieep his team in the hall game. hlorton .Iunior College was simply Hhurning- upm in the semi-linal game ot the tournament ancl eliminatecl the .loliet tive, 57 to 4I. The Cicero lrouncecl the LaGrange crew 33 to 33 to talxe lhircl place in the tournament. phil lxleyers and Frecl Bewersclort rehounclecl hard anci sanl-c tour ancl three hucliets. respectively. Krumpoch COII- linuecl his lline tournament worli. lallying tour Imasliets and a charity toss. The .loliet tournament squad was composecl ol Teri Krumpoch. Phil lxleyers. Jaclc Hogan. ancl Holm Cahill, lorwarcls: Frecl Bewersclort and Roger Rush. centers: Captain Bolo Archam- Imeault. Boi: Dowse. Bolo Blaclelaurn. ancl Lynn Cunningham. guarcls. Coach Xvills, we are prouci of you anct your athletes. You never stoppecl trying, you went flown lighting-Iilie real Championsl Page Forty-two For he ut fDoors -Q' 'L . L '. n V, 2-::.-::Q:,g . . , , T,IPi5 SIU!!! Itfiltlll' cwfllltllly DIUIIUTUS Tennis V1-tie 1939 .lunior Cote lege tennis team. man- agect lay Teil ixtatieras. was welt on its way lowarct a conference title on lxtay 15, 1938. Xvtien ttie Jaycee netters tue- gan, ttiosei in ttie picture composecl ttle team. Tect lwlatleras, captain anct Finalist in ttie 1958 state tournament. was tirst singtist. Tent perlormerl tlis usual incomparalole court wort: in ttie tirst tew matcties. tatiing singles and Ctoulbtes assignments witti ease. Ted stloulct win ttie State Title ltiis year. Ray Stout, second singtist. was tiis partner, tarainy, speecty, tootworli pertect, strolxes llfilllttltlll. wtiettier offensive or ctetensive. winning most ol tiis matctles. Don Canacty, ttiird singlist, striowect a gratifying Ctevetopment ot steactiness, aggressiveness, anct placing atbitity. Francis Ttieis, stoclcy tett-tnancter. tool: a majority 01 his matches, George Arttiur, 19555 varsity player. tnecame- stuctent manager. His moral support was a great aict to ttle team. Time Purple Netters stioutct tiave a successlul season. tiaving alreacty won most ot ttieir matclies as the annual goes to press. Captain etataeras. nucleus ot ttie team. anct Ray Stout, entries in ttie state tournament. are expectect lay experts to luring tiome ttie tnacon. Tect tiaving reactiect ttie singles linats in 1938. Tile following will tae graciuatectz Tect ixtatieras, Ray Stout. Francis Ttieis. ancl George Arttiur. I Fore! Fore! Nvitti ttie possession nl sev- eral outstanding golfers, tlie gott team closect a tairly successtut gott season, winning tt1ree matctmes anct losing tuo. Ttiose in ttie picture torinert time team last year. The otstancting gutters were George Jones ancl Franli Prange, lvotli at wtmm coppc-ct ttie majority ot tlieir matcties. Ott1er memtaers also ptayetl gooft golf at times. On ixtay 18. as ttiis issue goes to press. ttie team will enter Prange anci .tones in ttie state tourney to tie tietct at Vvooctridge Country Ctutr. , .T...4. i Slctltf ,ones DOHIIIGIIII5' PYCIHQP Page Forty-three Good portsmanship ln ll Pla Baseball UBaset7alt Ctmmpions of 1939 was ttle stalre tlie Xvolves were striving tor as ttlis issue goes to press. Xvlien llre lmaseliall season opened, tllis amlwition was lar from Hdimf' Ted KflIll1lJ0k'tl, varsity Stl0l'tStOlJ1 lxliller Denoyellis. veteran lceysaclier: Pmoln Bagnell and Bolo Pedgritt, nifty tirst lmasemenz Ted Duncan. ace catclierc Diclc Powell, competent tlrird saclxerz Bolo Zajac and Phil lxleyers. relialyle pitclaers-were all on lrand to start ttle new season. ln addition, Bolo Arcllamlneault and Boln Erickson. luotli ineligilale last season. lmolstered llre l930 Jaycee roster. Leading lreslnnan candidates were AI Fris, Donald Doulaleclay. Leonard Nvedic. and Fred Bewersdorl. Two timely errors drulaloed tl'1e Vvillsmen on tlre local diamond lay Xvilson. Friday. lxlay 5. lay tlre count of ll-6. Botlw Bolo Zajac and Boln Bagnell excellent tlurling lor ttie locals, lmut received poor support. Ted Dun- can got tour for tour. wl1ile Bolo Ericlxson con- nected witlr two timely blows. one of ttlem a triple NVl'llCt'l was good tor two marlfers. Tlien on Saturday, lxlay 6, ttle- Purple and Vvlwite traveled to Ctricago to lose a lieartlurealfer to lVlorton ot Cicero, 4-5. Timely errors were again tlwe cause for tlsie Jaycees' downfall. Un lxlay IS tlle XVillsmen journeyed to Aurora to defeat once more tlie local nine lny tlie count ot 5-l. Fred Bewersdort tlurled a masterly game lor tlre Jaycees. Ttren on tlwe SFll9fIU I9 April 22.. .,.......,,,...,........ .loliet 6. LaGrange I lvlay 5 .,........ Joliet 5: Aurora -1 lvlay '3 ....,.. .... ..... J o liet 6: Vvilsnn II lxlay 6 .,......., ....,..,.. .l uliet 3: lxlorton 4 lxlay IS .......... ..,.,.., . Joliet 5: Aurora I lX lay I0 .......... .......... l oliet 24: Herzl 20 lxlay 22... ......... Joliet 4: Xvrigtit 9 lnclement weatlier prevented pre-season out- door practice as well as early season practice tilts. Tlre Xvillsmen started tlie season lay de- feating LaGrange .lunior College in a con- ference matcll 6-I on tlie foreign diamond. Boln Zaiac speedlaalled l-aGrange into suln- mission lay liolding tlaem to two scattered l1its and wlrilting eiglit men. Qn lxlay 5 tlie Xvolyes traveled to Aurora to liandcutt tlie Aurorans 5--I in a ten-inning attair. Bolo Bagnell was tlie man of tlre tlour. strilcing out eiglit men and allowing eiglit lrits in seven frames. Ted Duncan and lxliller Denovellis used tlie Hsliinallyu to advantage. eacli getting tour for live. following day. .loliet defeated Herzl. 24-20, in a slugllest contest. Bola Bagne-ll was tlie start- ing pitcller. lacing relieved lay B0lJ Zajac in tlie early rounds wldo ttien yielded to Pliil lxleyers. Ted Krumpocll and Bolp Ericlison were tlie stars. eacli getting tour tor tour. Vvillsmen closed tlle season lJy losing to Xvriglit of Clricago 9-4 on Nlonday. lxlay 22. Bolu Bagnell and BolJ Zajac pitcllecl ettectiye luall wllile Ted Krumpocli used tlie sliinally to liis advantage. lout tlme Xvolves were no matcll tor ttle Clricago team. ln conclusion. once more we. tlre students ot .l.J.C.. salute Coacti A. A. Xvills and luis atlrletes for tlre time record compiled in tllis sport. laeing tlmird in tlle conference race. Page Forty-four othing Down, othing A -f. f 1 43 3 4,-1m,f-, W. A. A. Sports Pictures such as these give evidence of how active- Junior College giris are. Agnes Turman and Lois Leser play tennis even in chilly weather. Evelyn Keck and Bercieva Gradherg pause for a moment after Orchesis practise. In winter, Helen Vveeics plays badminton inside and Niarge Duffy hasicethali. Then. His she safe. Ump? inquires Evelyn as Virginia Lincihoim slides for home. Jeanne Meyer pose-s in Robin Hood attitude. Then comes hasehaii again with Lorena Knowles Waiting to hat, Lindy up. and hlary Jane- Niuhiig catching. hiiriam Pacey is perhaps going to serve the shuttiecocic over to Helen, ixiary Jane is preparing to shoot for the hasicet, while Evelyn awaits the result. The cracic fencing class lines up for a picture. Composed of fourteen of the most active VV.A.A. girls, this team gave an exhibition in the- annual interciass meet. Carolyn Tessiatore and Pauline Vviiiard give evidence of the high spirit that every VV.A.A. member exemplifies in sport participation. Page Forty-five he et t 1 . t Top Row: lolllfllltlllll, XVillurd, Anderson, Middle Row: Xveclis, Deam, Pacey. Bottom Rom: Dully. hlanning. lxluhlig. Page Forty-sLv The port To VIRGINIA LINDHOLM l..et's joinlu was a remarli olten heard lrom Junior College girls who entered whole-heartedly into all ol the thirteen sports programs and activities ollered to the VV.A.A. The Head ol Sports had quite a husy time. super- vising the co-recreational hour. planning various play programs lor VV.A.A. meetings, and managing and assisting with the activities and programs oilered hy each ol the sport heads. PAULINE XVILLARD '4Net laalllu was the verdict, and the celluloid hall was again delivered over the net to hegin a series ol volleys and drives. Pingpong. or tahle-tennis. corresponding to tennis in many rules. is just as exciting. hut not as stren- uous. This was another ol the sports participated in at the co-recreational hour and was an outstanding lavorite. A ladder tournament was held between the hoys and girls at the end ol the season. ISABEL ANDERSON upush itln and the marl-ter slid clown the Hoor. linoclcing the opponents marlier onto the IO oft section and remained itsell on the score IO section. Shulllc-hoard, a game hrst innovatecl on shiphoard. is one ol the less strenuous sports and was partici- pated in hy hoth girls and hoys at the co-recreational hour. Twelve girls tool: part in the ladder tourna- ment held in March. HELEN VVEEKS uThree striliesin shouted the referee, one more op- ponent went down hy the strilie-out route. and the XX'olverines won one more haseloall game. One haselaall team was lormed hy the Junior Collegians. which competed against the high school teams in a round-rohin tournament and in an inter- class tournament. Though not always victorious. the learn won a good percentage ol the games. CARYL DEAN Follow throughln ancl twenty girls utilized every muscle to olbey the command and Hlollow throughn in one motion lrom outstretched arms to tensed toes. Orchesis is an honorary organization. consisting ol girls prolicient in rhythmic exercises and coordinate drills. hleeting twice a weeli. the interpretive dancing group developed high technical slsill and tool: part in various dance programs. MIRIAM PACEY MUp in the airln was the direction given. hut the shuttlecocli soared over the net and felt to the ground. scoring a point lor the senders. Ten girls tool! part in hadminton at the co-recrea- tional hour every hlonday night. This sport is similar to tennis. hut uses a longer-handled. smaller and lighter racliet, and a Ushuttlecoclin instead ol a hall. MARGE DUFFY 'lzone cle-lense! commanded the captain. and the team quiclily tools their places on the haslcethall court to use this new and elilective style ol delense. Two teams were lornied. the Jays and the Cees.n the Cees going through the tournaments un- deleated. and the Jays with one tie. ln the inter- :lass tournament the Mcreamn ol the two teams de- lleatecl the seniors in an exciting game. 24-20. RUTH NANNING Lets goln and ull into the trails ol Pilcher Pail: cantered the riders on their winding way through the woods and to the Hllowing well. ln the lall. a moonlight date ride was held, tol- lowecl hy a weiner roast. Then came the Eques- tricnne hlatinc-eu when the girls tools part in games and relays on horsehacli and in exhihition stunts. MARY JANE MUHLIG Swimmers ready! and on the signal ol the whistle. aspirants to Kathryn Rawls' honors splashed into the water and raced to the other end ol the pool. A team. called the Nereicles. meaning sea nymphs, competed in several meets against other teams and was victorious hy a large score each time. Nfveelily practises were held lor hc-ginners and swim- mers each hlonclay throughout the year at the local Y.M.C.A. Do The eed And Say othmg LOIS LESER Thirty-love was the score, and the server smashed the halt over the net, hut out ot hounds. matiing the score. Hthirtyativef' Tennis technique lessons and achievement tests were given each lvtonctay noon in the gym until the weather permitted outside participation. A round-rohin tournament was then held to decide who had tzvest protited hy the practises and drills. DCROTHY JEAN HOUSTON uForel was the signal given to clear the way as the gotl hall sped straight down the tairway and onto the green. ln the early spring. golf technique lessons were given insicte until the weather permitted outside participation. Then a tournament was held he- tween the college and high school girls. Some ot the golters also participated in the Vvill County tournaments. NANCY CLYNE En garctelu instructed the teacher. and thirteen girls tell quiclcly into line in the Hreadyn position to commence tencing. Bouts were held at the end ot the instruction, and the girl tirst having tour touches won. The tencers also gave a special numher tor the Inter- class lvleet, dressed in htacli outtits with rect hearts. while two solo tencers were garhecl in the same colors, reversed. JEANNE MEYER UA l'Jutt's eyeln was the cry otten heard at the archery sessions held twice a weeli atter school at the Joliet Archery range. The llitteen girls spent their time learning how to nnocti the arrows. Hstring the hows. and to matte Hhutlvs-eyesn t-rom various target distances. This was a new sport this year and the Rohin Hood tactics earned a permanent place in the VV.A.A. program. THELMA XNIX HA strilielu was the joyous shout as the howl- ing halt rotted down the alley and tinoclied every pin down on the tirst throw. Most popular ot this year's sports. there were thirty girls participating in howling. From the participants howling all year round at Jahnetces Alleys, teams were chosen on averages, and these competed against each other. MURIEL OSBORNE hturiel Oshorne, manager ot puhlicity. wrote articles tor the local newspapers and tor the uSporttight. state VV.A.A. newspaper. She tooli over this iota at the heginning ot the second semester, replacing Etizaheth Jackson who rc' signed hecause ot too much outside worlc. Muriel is talcing a Literature and Arts course and, though formerly ot Joliet, is more recently trom Gates- hurg. She was proficient in loasehatl, hastcethatl, hatlroom dancing. Orchesis, pingpong. tennis, hadminton. shutttelooard. and hitcing. Merry and cordial, she was a welcome addition to the VV.A.A. cahinet. Top Row: Leser, Houston. ixiiflitle Row: Clyne, hteyer, TgtlllOl1l Row: Xvix, fjstvoriif Page Forty-seven Ay A 1 9 f f , f My Page Forlyeight Vw , M W 514 foil 'V f f 44 f f . y my , ' an Q 7 f 5, 5 kv? elf Fi'VEf'1NJ .FS ll ork And o Pla MIXERS t'School Daysw September . . . Ttme- banquet . . . Speectmes lay Dicle l'lutCl1inson, l,-ois Kelly, Jean lxlccraclcen. Bolt: Laytielcl. ancl lxlilton Kristy, all introclucecl lay our genial toast- master, Ray Stout . . . Dancing . . . Ttle tatales puslwed luafli ancl Art XVitliin's lnancl swinging into UA Tisltet A Taslietl '... Bud Tittswortla giving every girl a rtiance . . . Harlow ,lensen actually tripping tlme liglwt tantastiz '... Rutli lxlanning ancl Jean Fargo. examples of lwow it slmoulcl toe clone . . . Everyone cltanging partners ancl everyloocly meeting everyone else ...A All ol us were glacl to meet ancl lac-Come afquaintecl witlm tlae people wluo were to tnecome our lriencls ami flassmates tlxrougluout ttle Coming year. rl-liis Hlxlixerfl ltelcl in tlme cafeteria ot our sftmool on tl1e niglit ol' Septemlmer 16. was tlwe initial attair ol tlwe J..I.C. social season. tlme llirsl oi a series of many sufli events. Harvest Mooni' Dancing leet gliclingf across a polisliecl lloor . . . Tlie smootl1 syvingy tunes ol' Tiny Hill ancl ltis luancl . . . Softly Colorecl gowns witl1 clarlier escorts moving alaout ttme gym from group to group .... -X clim orange glow emanating from lloocle-cl liglnls .... 'X lmlaflc clrape ,Qracecl witll lmriglltly colorecl leaves ancl serving as an OI't'llt Slfil lmatlagrouml ..., 'X rail ience. . . Corn slmovlcs .... -X lnarvest clance clone in a mellow manner. Sunil was tlne annual Fall Formal as ltelcl in tlle rom- lminecl Qymnasiums ol our sulxool on tlle niglmt ol Novemlaer 23. ,leanne Nleyer, Diflx Hlltl'l1tI1SOIl, Blil- ton Kristy, l.ois Kelly. George Galvin. Nlary Frances Faulliner. ancl otlier memlrers of tlle committee in cllargfe oi tllis aitlair cleservecl lllllfll creclit tor being suell pleasant ltosts. Xve Can not forget our willing sponsor. Nlr. Glenn Evans. nor our clmperons for tlre clance: Flr. ancl Ftrs. Thomas Deam, Nlr. ancl Ftrs. Glenn Evans, lxlr. ancl nlrs. Fristuie. Dean ancl nlrs, Yaggy, lxliss Flyra lxlatller, ancl Bliss Glenna Hamill. Page Fifty akes Jack A Dull Boi 66 7 79 66 The Prisoner s Song October . . . Prison tmars and padded Cells --even a rogues' gallery four teacliers Cari- ratured lay Joiinny and Jaclcl . . . Tire XV.A.A. sponsored time using Sing Swing, lield in the gym on Friday evening. Cjctolner 28 . . . Lorena Knowles, piiyllis Netliery. Elizallettl Jaelison, Virginia I-iI1Cll'lOllTl, and Helen Vveelis, tile instigators ol tliis Uswing' '... Joe Deutscti tiustled into tlie wardens otil-ice after lbeing talien oft time lioor lay a policeman . . . uLizH Jarlison and Bill Bailey enjoying tlle attair very mucli despite the gloomy atmospiiere . . . A ladies- rlnoice date, polistied tloor. and low liglits made the dance a long rememlyered event. The Masquerade Is Overi' ililllllilry . . . ALEXHIIISU OVPI' .... 'x Slllilll rrowd ol liriendly Couples Qntliered in tire lumiliar surroundings ol ilu- girls' Qyni on tlie nigtit ol' January IO .,.i A Costume lnall . . . ,lean Sampson and Rolmert Holmson lmest dressed, and June Anderson and Ucliliflin Patmore eleded tide lunniesl . . . Alamy not in costume-rememtner Jenn Nlvcraclien and Elswortli lXlcGoyney. Nlary Elizallelli Srlieidt and Ted Barlxlow? . . . Tlianlas to .loiin Jotianlgges and ,lack fiuerin lor time stxetclies ot' Htiolnn Layliield. Les Soulli- Comlb, itlaclii' Hogan, and otlier rollegians placed on time walls . . . Tile examinations long . . . Tire dance a welcome reliel. Costume Bull. Page Fifty-one Quick teps Are Best Over 'iry Ground Roller Slculing, ljnllicr-Duuglili-r. Box Social. 'tl Must See Annie Tonight FCIUTUHTSV . . . AAD old- lasliionecl lnox social witlx games ancl prizes . . . tlie lroys lniclcling and llie laclies trying lo appear nonclia- lanl . . . pin luall, tllree cleep. ancl relay races lirst. llren tlie lnoxes were auclionecl olll . . . Dicl you see l.ois l.eser ancl NDicli l'lLlilil1ll1SOI1...BOOlSN Doug- las ancl Dick Xvliitney. ulvolu Sieyerl ancl Ul:ranH Tlieis, Eva Swecla ancl Noel nleyers? All over loo soon . . . One olcloclt . . . only an empty gym ancl a small crowcl of sleepy people. llOl116fXVElTCl lyouncl . . .Fontl memories. My Heart Belongs To Daddyw HHold Tightw Tlle starting wliistle . . . eacli girl introclucing lier lallier . . . luoys in cliarge of games in tl1e gym anxiously wailing lo give instructions . . . everyone turning to tlie first game . . . lnaclminton limlners tlie- legs . . . laox liocliey measures enclurance . . . clarts prove accuracy '... bowling, a snap for an olcl liancl . . . Dads lgegin to remove coals . . . pingpong provicles excellent lracli practice . . . sllulllecocli tllrow laellucldles tlie expert . . . Dacls roll up sleeves . . . tumlale golf requires a goocl eye . . . tlle final Wlfxistle V... tlie line forms. ancl lluen again, for pie ala-mocle and coffee . .. lallies sliow equal talents . . . six Clraw lor lirst prize . . . lxlr. lVlcEvoy ancl Virginia rejoice in victory . . . lwlr. lxleyers ancl lwlr. lVlcEvoy express clesire lor anollmer party as tlieir Llauglrlers coax tluem liomewarcl . . . VV.A.A. Fallier- Dauglllevr Sporls Niglrl in lxlarcll u greal success clue lo Florence Frislaie, l.orena Knowles. anal Jeanne lxleyer. Page Fifly-Iwo Decemlper , . . Roaring wlleels . . . music pouncling llortll from a loucl- spealfer . . . laoys ancl girls in couples ancl lrios slcaling rouncl ancl rouncl . . . Lyle lalcing a beautiful spill . . . Agnes, Ray. and ilollnny sitting one out-on llie floor . . . Bolm Dowse lxlaming llre slippery rinlc . . . Ruslr ancl uBucl Tittswortli trying every- lliing ...A .lXlcGo0sey in a prone posilion . . . Tile roller sl-:ating parly lrelcl in llie armory on tlle eve ol Decemlper 2 . . . real lun . . . l.ois Kelly, tlle prelly maicl wlio servecl al llie pop slannl. anti Hulell' Nyman. official liclcel lalfer. Friendship Is Love Without Its Wings 4 7 77 gg 1 77 'Everybody s Laughing Stacks and sweaters'-sweaters and shirts . . . a sports night . . . hadminton. pingpong, hox hockey. howting and innumerahte other games -att ptayed in the gym . . . The teams, a hoy and girt on each, rotated from game to game during the course ot the evening. Prizes to George Arthur and Grrin Long, iwterton Kesner and Harlow Jensen ta tactc ot girtsi . . . refreshments afterward -1 Boh Zajac and hiitter Denovetiis in tine a second time . . . The sports night party coutdnit he heaten for rc-at sport. ttAuld Lang Synei' Ten-eteven-twelve . . . the hand was atmost drowned out hy the din . . , Noisy people wearing paper hats asttew. throwing confetti about, shouting and taughing, some eve-n attempting to dance . . . att happy to greet the New Year . . . The comhined gymnasiums decorated tiiie a gigantic winter won- dertand . . . fir trees placed heiore att the watts. cottony snow dripping from sott htue tights . . . A winter dance in a wintry atmosphere. htemhers of the Cottege-Y Ctuh were the sponsors ot another successful New Years Eve Bait. hiei h'iarvin's orchestra furnished the music tor more than three hundred dancing couptes who came to the comhined gymnasiums ot the schoot on Decem- he-r SI. 1938, in order that they might ring in the New Year with otd friends and new acquaintances in a tamitiar atmosphere. A Penny berenade uHear my iove song for a pennyn . . . Semitormat-fa ladies-choice attair . . . decora- tions in a Spanish mode . . . a hatcony, a tove song, and a tady, then a shower ot pennies . . . the orchestra garhed in a Latin manner ptaying Hjiveu and waitzes . . . Jerry Hannon and Harry Det Rose in the groove. The VV.A.A. spring format, held on the night ot Friday, Aprit twenty-eighth . . . wett attended hy high schoot, cottege, and atumni couptes. New YCGPIS Batt. Page Fifty-three ut Of Doors Gives ZEST - ,, , '. , 'T we -. sim , . , , G i e '- V.,, in , t' A' . ,. ,wma gf' gg zv. f z. r 1 :Iain 1 ' H51i 'S ' Us -1 ' 'VNS gd-,rf in '- 13. than V . f f f T'vvW , - - :fra 5.-rf ' H' In I 33 --I ,. ,,, if 'vw .ff-M.-.Q-s. ' j'i'5-Q ' v 1 ., A , . my 5 1 M M I' '. i use if 4, if li ,erm .. '- w ..,. ati ft' ..-3.5.4. .,-,qw Jo College Picnic. ttDeep Purplen April . . . a laanquet . . . candle-ligiit anci college ciates . . . a talenteci speaker . . . Art Anciersons poem fGrace Lanigan tolerated it, . . . Beverley Xvelylu ancl Boln Francis. Betty Curl and George Artlwur. Lucille Boyer ancl Harold Borges, June Bretim and Franli Parks among tllose at tlie ciate ban- quet . . . tlien a clance . . . purple ligllts and purple balloons in time HY gym. Tire College-Y Club date laanquet ancl Glance iielcl at time Y.lVi.C.A. on tlie niglit of Saturciay, April fifteenth. Page Fifty-four HHurry Homew Gctolaer . . . Footloall, laaselaall. tennis. inaseloall. golf . . . Relresli- ments-cio-nuts, cicier, apples, llamluurgers, ancl l'1ot-Clogs ..., A piiotograplrers i'lOliClEi5 '... Qur own plioto-men, Bill Cutler and Bolo Cromloie. catcliing their classmates in most unciignilieci poses--Bill Bailey stretcilecl out on the ground, victim of time Sopii-Frosli lootlaall game . . . Diclc Hotigclon moclestly claim- ing time creciit lor all tire lnrillianl playing in tilat same game . . . HErnieu anti Tlielma just walle- ing arounci . . . Jeanne Fleyer anci Phyllis N6illCfj' lburning tlie lramlnurgers . . . Hixiargeu Frislnie swinging a golf cluln. ancl Ucliclc' ixlalieras clutclwing a tennis racquet even tliat late in tire year. lnwooci goli course was tire scene of all tliese activities on Saturclay, Octolner 13. Tliis year tile College Cluln picnic was lielcl in tile fall insteaci oi the spring and was planneci by Fir. Niayo anci tlwe College Clula oiticers. Dick Hutchinson. Rolaert Lay- iielci, ancl Lois Kelly. assisteci lay George Jones. ixlilton Kristy. Jeanne lxieyer, ancl Sliirley Staelmling. And Doe Wing Within 6'The katers, Waltzn Uvvhat type ol' all-air would you Iikt-7 lxlcinhers ol ilu- co-rrl recreational lioartl liring this question at every collegian they nict lor lully a weeli. Result--a roller slialing party . . , Almost ol' .l..l,C. prcscnt . . , Dave Frazicr, Ray Xvliitgrove, anml .lim ixlilne trying to stand on the whirling wheels . . . Boli lleratli and i'iowartl Xvalsteacl proving they linew how . . . Barlmara lxiill0I'lC, Ellen Cary, and Aniieltc Rhodes tireless . . . Boh lvlitchcll and SLI Belamlur-spcecl mls-inons. Skating producing thirst . . . pop sold out l'3Cl-UTI' ten oiclocli . , . rl-liwiirtcd in their ellorts to lfuy this hcvcrage. Phil hir-ycrs and .loc Klcpec sucking on pieces ol ice . . . Harold Johnson swinging a mean pair ol sliates . , , Ted Kruinpoch and Bula Archamlacault conspicuous hy their alnsencc . . , Chester Cooper too liashlul to try, and ulvlusclesu Bagncll Bl'JS!'l1l lvccause Im diclnit want to llc lmtlierccl with such a nsolnln sport . . . Dicli Hodgdon alraicl to inc present al an allvair ulivrr' llivrr' were so many girls. Nancy Clyne and Don Canady going round and round . . . Popular Evelyn hlcRcynolds and Erlean NVQ-ich , . . ixlary Jane ixiulilig as adept on wlivvls as in the water . . . Caryl Deana, a good sliatr- . . . Parniillia fliainpoux and hiurir-l Oshornc surely lamiliar with the Hchaniher rink, surli smootli sailing . . . Thr wliolv student hocly from tangy Boi: Pedgril-t clown to Puri Faulltncr, the littlcst girl tliere, enjoying time roller skating party llclcl in the Cliainlier ol Coiiiinvrre lmuilcling on the night ol lxlay lilth. No one eager to see thc last sign roll down-the sign reading Ugoml night. mfhe mbrella Tami' Nlarch Twirl,-the freshman dance . . . raindrops and umlyrellas . . . Donald Duel: all dolled up lor the occasion . . . Gene Victors orchestra . . . A minimum ol candlepower and not too large a crowd made it a perfect dance . . . Remember Upuclu and Uligf gerf' Izzy and Ted. and Ray Sloul and Ruth Pearson . . . The nicest in- formal dance of the year, Friday evening, Niarch 24 . . . Rohert ixlurphy. Jaclc Guerin, and Jean Fargo respon- sihle along with the help ol many others . . . A dance with no expenses for the fellows. Page Fifty-five uNight nd Dayw The event of the season . . . a loig time orchestra, comhined gymnasiums and decorations in a contrasting hut seasonal motif . . . hrightly colored gowns and light summer suits moving grace- fully ahout . . . soft music, low lights, and a spring night . . . Nlay twenty-sixth and the spring formal upon us . . . The last lingering waltz and then home . . . hy indirect routes . . . An ideal ending for our 1938-59 J.J.C. social calendar. FTOSII Dance. p Betimes For Autumn Labor, 321. ft- -4 .J 'ist- rf S 1 :X 3 1- J' ,p 9,5 W ' I rf 1 - .gf ?3ff213' z-- . g ig ., 'pq . '- . Record of 1938 Sept. 6 This early morning bade adieu in bed to happy vacation time. Up. and malae myself as fine as l could, with polished shoe and bright neclctie. So to schoole and home, troubled much ot rigours to come, excited ol' class schedule, and much spent of money. Sept. 16 Great joy we have had this weeli. Came out already the tirst Blazer with hearty success. And this evening at the lViixer was enjoyed much of speeches, banqueting, and the dance. i having already talcen upon myself a lady friend. Sept. 17 Up early and to the field, where in skirmish and maneuvre I saw the Sophs abuse the Frosh, that were at meeting place there, and indeed the Sophs did use them roughly and were not to blame. Sept. 25 After this weelc ol hectic election, the condition of affairs is thus, viz: Qrrin Long, a sophomore. and Robert Murphy. a freshman, be seated as presidents of their respective classes, while Richard Hutchinson full well presides over the College Club. Oct. 15 Up betimes and to the College Club picnic, where it did do my heart good to enter in the sport and frolique in the open ayre. Oct. Q5 There hath lately been great clapping up ol some old statesmen. such as Dr. VV. A. Godshall. Alfred Edwards. Dr. E. Guy Cutshall, and others, and they say, at college in assembly, things of great interest on current world problems. Nov. 9 This evening to see Universal Alibi, an excellent play as ever was writ and enacted, to my extraordinary content. Nov. 25 Could sleep but little tonight for thoughts of the College Formal. Musique and women i cannot but give way to. whatever my business is. Dec. 3 Passed a most trying evening sliding about upon roller scates and falling betimes, which l did not lilce. but which others about me very much enjoyed. Dec. 7 A great while at improving ol my voice, learning to call out Yea Jolietl Yea Jolietln without boolc. This night Joliet did get the advan- tage of Thornton in tirst conference basketball game. Dec. 9 To the Girls' interclass bleet. But my pleasure was great to see the manne-r of it. and so many beauties that everywhere about Hob and ah set forth the common exclamation. Dec. 14 I to the auditorium, and hear much good ol college annual and recom- mending purchase ot same. So I into the bargain. for which I do praise myself hereafter. Dec. 51 The truth is. l do indulge myself a little the more in pleasure, l attend- ing till late houre the Nexv Yearls Eve Ball. And so after prayers soberly to bed. Ian. 15 This day was reclioned by all students the most harrowing thus far. exammes having arrived. Page Fifty-six Winter Meditation, nd o To Record of 1939 The official proclamation of roll of honor strongly attests the leadership ol Paul Boclcrath and Evelyn Cutler, and indeed their acliievernent does give good example to all. Feb. 25 At night to State Basketball Tournament, then home, my heart exceeding heavy for our defeat in semi-finals. ixiarcli 8 in the evening home, and. alter supper, merrily set to practice steppes new and diverse, which were offered at dancing schoole this day. Fein. 10 lxflarch 15 Venerunt, vidimus, vicimus. Joliet Vvolves 64. Illini All-Stars 50. lxflarch 17 l home, where all things, methinlcs, melancholy in the alasence ol my love. she attending the Dads' Sport Night. Nlarch 24 To the lxfiarch Twirl, and there fell to dancing, having extraordinary musiclc, the loest in towne, and then hrolce up. April 2 Pleased mightily with what our Wolves hath heen doing this season past. Mine accounts show eighteen games won, seven games not won. 9th consecutive conference championship ensnared, and. alas. hut not least. state championship contested to semi-finality. April 6 What childishnesse still hangs ove-r me that l should he so happy at lree- dom from study this spring vacation. April 20 To the Opera. and there saw ml-he Mascot. done with scenes very well. hut alnove all, did the comique' parts heyond imagination. April 28 All the discourse now-a-day is that gre-at merriment was everywhere to he seen at the formal dance upenny Serenade. May 2 Nlethinlcs our deiaate team doth assert 'Aye-an to greater vantage than unayf' The affirmative won 5. lost iz the negative lost 3, won l. May 5 I durst not move for painfulnesse that descends upon me. Did again play the foole in following the crowd to Skating Party. iway 8 This eve the wench and l hied out to Talent Night, where talent was on displaye, and as good as was cried up. lvlay 15 What excitement was had in casting of laallots. this loeing the day ol annual popularity poll. May 26 To the Spring Formal. indeed it was the finest sight to me, considering the great heautys and dress, that ever l did see in my life. l spent the night in extasy almost. May 51 This morning, before up, I tell a-singing of a song, H0 Lord. please taice away the darlcnessf' Src., and put myself therelny in mind that this was the fatal day, final examinations. Iune 7 The J. C. Banquet is held tonight, l going. and not missing anything that is to my pleasure. and loeing free. K Iune 8 This day was closed in formal exercyse all activities of this schoole vear past. 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