Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Meet Dean lraD.Yagg ' The De.in has heen extremely successful in the exeeuf tion of college matters. We know him as one whu never fails to uphold the interests of the student body. He is regarded hy :ill as at regular fellowu, Seeretar , Grayce Stadler -f-it - . . , , . lurmer Junior Cullegixin. bhe has .1 smile fur every delinite .msset tn the institutinn. She's Tops . This page sponsorvcl hy Werden Buck Company Attmetive, its well .is efiieient, is Miss Gmyee Stndler une, even the consistently tairdy. Her ple.1s.intness is .1

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A Peek At School -- and Campus The campus is five feet wide or less fwe exclude the G Shop havenj, but there is enough grass for Edna Schneider to watch for spring. Bob It Gaspich can't make up his mind whether to take his exercise on the field at the north end of school or to duck across the street to the tennis courts, or just sit and look pretty for the women. The background of the alcove with its ivyfcovered walls, the lilyfpadded fountain, and a statue of the soldier is dedicated to those who lost their lives in World War I. So, Lois Dempf sey and Cliver johnson think of the past, talk of the present, and hope for the future. Although jim Macdonald has numerous doors to enter in our two blocks of school, he chooses the ofhce entrance and finds out what's going on before he hits the college hall. In order to make things square for herself, Lois Iahneke parked in the parking lot, dashed over to watch experts on the tennis court, got bored and decided to have a coke, but had to stop off for a rest on the No Parking sign, and then made a desperate dart to the HG Shop. fShe'll complete the square when she gets her carl. We ain't got much campus, but, oh boy, have we got fun! , , i ,W , if ULi'.L.YLl KNEE lf, v'.w9 w, .r 3 This page sponsored by Henneberry Buick Company I1 ,Q x Ti' 5

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Walking Down the Corridor-- the Une and Gnly An excursion through the J. C. hall will reveal a variety of scenes, ranging from gloom to glee. One hour after dawn, the scene is one of retarded activity-if there is activity. Dick Joutras lazily fumbles with a baffling lockg Mary Katherine Kelley stumbles out of the library, and others come tripping down the hall. Katie Gorey removes her glasses and attempts to decipher the traditionally darkened bulletin board. Marion brightens the hall somewhat with that famous smile of hers. We amble across the hall and peek into the Blazer room, and, as usual, a picture of intense activity and deep concentration is revealed. The Gloomy Gusesn are Gjessing, Anderson, and Petropolis. It seems that they're assaying the silver in the numerous I. C. trophies--and so we move on. This page sponsored by 13 Adler-'s Grocery and Wholesale Market