Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Engineers Work During the Day-- lnvestigating the source of much noise in the C. corridors we come upon the engineering room. It is rumored they do get school work done, hut it is sandwiched in hetween challenges of football. tugsfoffwar, howling, and what not. No results puhlished. Too sad, eh? We introduce Mr. E. C. Douglas who is the daddy of future J. C. engineers, and if a few don't pass pretty soon, he may he daddyfin-law. john Kloepfer works studiously either grinding out another A CJ or drawing Mickey Mouse. Matt Rogina, Bill Ley, and Boh Hamilton in the dark, and freezing? Only in J. J, C. can you get 2x2 to equal 5. However, if it's in Douglas' class, it must he right. Most studious UD elassmate is rumored to he joe Bartosch. Bill Boyd looks on the receiving end of the third degree , and if he doesn't graduate, you know he was. Play at ight A hayfnonnic nonnie and a good time was had hy all. The scene was at the popular Chick- adee hefore cokes were rationed and helieye it or not. fRipleyJ. it was a hay ride with hay and horses, Vv'e don't know what happened on the ride. hut they A all went riding southeast of Highland Park, Vs7oofNVoo! This page sponsored lay Olson and Benson Dress Shop 34

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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

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Mask and ig Club Student Chairman ....... ......... S hirley Morse Secretary ................. ........ V irginia Scllards Treasurer ..... ................. B everly Matthias Sponsor ........ ....... M iss Esther Schwerman This year marked the second round of activities for Mask and Wig. Meetings were held every Wediiesday after school in Miss Schwerf man's room. . . s 5 5 I N ' Mostly one-act plays were concentrated upon. One ot the biggest projects attempted by this group was the working up of a Christmas 1 play. The treasury is always an allfimportant thing in any society. Not much can be bought without money, The club was very fortunate along this line in getting a share of the profits realized from the pre' sentation of Macbeth by a traveling company. Every Wednesday Night Several of the Mask and Wig members appeared in the show comprising the crowd. The dream of having Miss Schwerman's room converted into a tiny theater has been realized, and this is certainly a marked improvement. Members of this organization were interested not only in acting but also in costumes, stage settings, and makefup. Some of them really got a chance to apply their artistic ability while making up mem' bers for the college play, You and I. luhnson loutrus Egan F1155 5l'llU'i'rlllurl H!llIll1lK'I Mauhias Ba rfics , I. Boflwn Mom' I i-r. s fifi Sell firf ls Puflley This page sponsored by -'35 john McCarthy, Men's Clothing