Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Hvllx' fum' fvllsvn, Hi'r14l nl Riclinq Giddyup! and A-centering We Will Go! Conquer your fear of horsesg learn to love them. Following such suggestions twelve girls acquired skill under the coaching of Mr. Louis Boos. During the year the girls enjoyed picnics, horse shows, and cofrecreational rides. This page sponsored Ivy E. B. Scagnelli Tire Company 39

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An Incident in I C. Life-- Glorified for All It's a Wonderful World Kent and I, having finished talking to Mr. Ranne, swung around the corner on our way down the corridor. I had decided to drop comparative anatomy and was discussing the advisahility of such a move with my pal, A few steps hrought us to the edge of a moh of freshmen engineers. Several pushes, a grunt or two, and we had put this harrier hehind us. Before we had crossed three 'more floor cracks, a most heautiful creature passed us. A sliding stop, a quick turn of the head, and a sweeping glance revealed to us that this was certainly a sweet little dish. She was quickly engulfed in Douglass gang, and we were obliged to move on. I was dazed: I didn't even notice that my pal dropped into Dillmanls den. Aimlessly I shuffled past the J. J. C. oiiice and on down the hall. I guess it was the hell that awakened me and sent me up to anatomy. After we had taken our seats, I realized that my new find sat only three tables away. Whzit a chance! I eouldn't drop anatomy now. Of course, I did not dare let anyone in on my secret. For days I meditated. planned, and dreamed, until at last I suddenly remembered the big dance, which was only one week away. With pentfup hopes, I rushed into class the next day, only to find that I lacked the nerve to ask for a date. I didn't hear a thing the teacher said the whole periodg I was too excited waiting for the bell. I told Don of my intentions. He smiled as he said he'd gone through the same stages-until this morning, when he found out that she's going steady. Theme written hy Fred Whitlark Rhetoric 2 This page sponsored hy 27 Zero Ice Company

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Social and Assembly Boards AIFCOIIVIIII Lynn Iolmson lwiss Burns Kulriem lwr. Frlshie Wlr, llfuyo MISS 5CIlll l'l'71lL1fl Cuntu Mr. Douglas You've all enjoyed yourselves at the affairs of UC, but have you ever thought just who plans these for you? Well, students, behind all these grand events was the social board, ap' pointed by the student council and consisting of: Miss Myra Mather, Mrs. Phoebe Kirby, Mr. Roy Fargo, Mr. E. C. Douglas, Mr. R. L. Erisbie, Garland McGowan, lack Egan, and Bill Kaldem. It was up to these people to make out the calendar for the year and elect cofchairmen and committees for the various events which had been scheduled. As you walked past the bulletin board on a Tuesday morning, your eyes probably met with a sign such as: college assembly 7f8 periods today. It was just these assembly prof grams which the assembly board planned for us. Mr. Leinenweber who was chairman was assisted by Miss Esther Schwerman, Mr. R. L. Mayo, Alberta johnson, and Delores Cantu. Some of the programs offered the students were: a speech, entitled The Main Objecf tives in the Life of the Educated Person, given on Qctober l by Dr. Slutzg four speeches given on October 7, 14, 21, and 28 concerning Cnr Neighbors in International Aifairswg a very instructive yet entertaining speech on traflic rules given by a state highway patrol officer, an enlightening speech on South America given by Commander Eallon, a Columf biang and on March 25, a talk by Dr. Wheat, new superintendent. This page sponsored by Q9 Hacker-Sime Lumber Company