Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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ur Bi-monthl Publication, the Blazer, Sealed: Roori, Bliss Hyde, Borleun, Alllifllilli lworse, IQIUCIIUIIIJIISCII Standing: Gaspifii, Tmry. Grvellimrg, Eggnmn, iliuxrvvli. Ailli, MCDUll'llil, ,lrm5frong, Barnes, E.. Slql1fUlI'l'lllg, Fi1'f'Yll'f When's the next Blazer coming out? You'd better get your column in today or else-. What shall I write about? These are just some of the expressions floating about the Blazer room about a week before the Blazer comes out. You see the students are really interested in their newspaper which tells what they and their fellow classmates are doing. JJC This page sponsored hy J. T. Londergon, Pabst Distributor 22

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Kuirlvlll Minn: Harlem: flirniplmu ljrisiniu' Hlimnu' Huvn .NL lrrlsan ffgun :wif nlvull liflllllllvl onclay Noon-- Stuclent Council Meeting President ........, , Arthur Haminel VicefPresident ........ .,.... A lberta johnson Secretary'Treasurer ...,, ..... G arland McCowan Sponsor ,...,. . ..... Mr. R. L. Frisbie One of the wonderful advantages of higher education lies in the fact that students are given the powers of self-government. ln Joliet Junior College we have this privilege and exercise its powers to the greatest degree. Formal meetings under the parliamentary rulings were conducted weekly with the president of the student council presiding, a secretaryftreasurer recording the minutes of the meetings and taking care of the financial details, and the vicefpresident assisting in conducting the meetings. The council members included all the class othcers along with a represen' tative from every school organization, This provided a variety of ideas for all matters debated upon, and invariably brought out the best results. Student government has reached its highest peak this year under the super' vision of wellfmanaging officers. A great deal of credit must also rightly be given to the faculty sponsor. Mr. Frisbie, for he at all times counseled and advised the othcers and council on all matters of business where such were necessary. The council functioned as a unit at all times in order to be a success. VVith this in mind alone, the idea of student government for the student body and by the student body, success was assured. This page sponsored by Rugar Young Agency I' ,mv ll fxfmlil .Wi Hi

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Keeps Collegians Informed Gn Campus Events Sealed: Burrell, ivleyvr, E.. Cunlu, Borizon, Pohl, johnson. Barnes, Pvfersen, Schuyler Stumbling: Gorey, MrCrinn, Bent. Xvilson. Burrvss, Fay, Duinpsvy, L., lensvn, Fvvliun, Rounuy, Ruginri, Tupper, Miiryi, Seiiurrls, Kirsciilev, Bannon The Staff Lea Borkon Assistant Editor Make- Boys' Girls' 23 Beverly Matthias up Editors Gwen Rood Ruth Klockenbusch Rollie Fay Patricia Burress Mary Kay Bent Catherine Gorey Lorraine Petersen Iames Sexton Mat Rogina Features Lucille Greenberg Lois Dempsey Patricia Barrett Mary Fleener Bob Gaspich S O ts Calvin Macy Circulation 1565 Grabavoy Ed Tolf Dolores Cantu Sports Exchanges Betty Tapper Mary Jane Pohl Mary Elizabeth Tracy Peggy armon Betty Lou Iohnson Margaret Schrowang Eleanor Meyer Advertising Louis Eifer Leslie Robinson Photo Qrapher Luther Eggman Reporters Typist Warren Armstrong Laurie Ahti Dorothy Maxwell Evelyn Barnes Loretta Fatlancl L 4i- QLAZER This page sponsored by Woodruff Hotel