Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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THE SHIELD L T. B. SENNETT Advisor As the Wheels of Time spin through the past fifty years, they reveal the most history making epoch the world has known. We have survived two world wars, we have seen the ad- vancements in electricity and medicine, the destruction of the atom and hydrogen bombs, to mention but a few events. It is this devel' I P3 .., ,sw N H Y ' nfs 9 'Yo li? gg' A 1' f N ' I' rs.of .. opment through the past halffcentury that the 1950 SHIELD staff has tried to present. Every year the annual staff promises a little more than the year before and works toward that goal. The 1950 staff featured Alice Wil- bur as EditorfinfChief, Merlyn Broadrick, art and layout editor, Paul Sartori and Ward Theilman, organizations editorsg Kenneth Rob- erts and Donald Gast, business managers, jo- anne Martie, activities editor, Marcia Lyden and Virginia Overby, publicity. The photogf raphers, under the direction of M. E. Leatsler, were james Boyd, Ramon Gunhouse, Marion juricic and Catherine Bertino. The progress of the SHIELD was under the capable guidance of T. B. Sennett, advisor. Row 1 fseatedjz Kenneth Roberts, Alice Wilbur, Don Gast. Row 2: Ward Theilman, Joanne Mattie, Merlyn Broadrick, Virginia Overbey, jane Washburn, Marcia Lyden. x

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.ca -lZrnUC-lm 0 CO OZ I'- Left to right: George Tillman, Ralph Deutschman, Ann johnson, Beverly Wills, Marion juricic, Iohn Argoudelis, Wayne Johnson, Jack Smith, William Mescher, Paul Sartori, Rich Lambakis. One of the most powerful organizations at ,UC is the Student Council which for the 1949f 1950 school year was under the leadership of President John Argoudelis. The major accornpf lishment was the realization of a football team. Previously this was deemed impossible, for the budget would not allow it. A motion was passed calling for the abolishment of the year' book which is allotted 52,000 from the activ- ity fund. The proposal was put forth to the student body for a vote and by an overwhelm' ing majority it was allirmed. Under the influf ence of the student council the motion was rushed to the board of education after the dean and superintendent Hugh S. Bonar consented to it. A liberal Board of Education passed the motion and for the irst time UC will have a football team. Dean Elmer Rowley approached the student council asking if it were possible to have a big name band play at our formal dances, That f-- f-vm 'UPS v-1'-vs. f-f'-- CUE 22-5 Hpfls- EGO EUQDSE gm wa w D' Hom-1 :r wmon Q-9-I NQO G-v-1 Ulf- Gow H. mf' D-'gf-1,-,pmmm S115 mo.5Ho.U.,:-,VS7-drvoEe-wf3'9-wD'ET...5 'Usage fracas-'sm-canes gh:-ra-UD.lQ5'fVE-.3 XSS 0.025 O O'42CcmU-c'U5w NI moogg In CJ W0--,,,mD gp,,,..w rv 3,1 :nah ffm 0' swQ.g3-2 'Jw rv lW'-1O57'm?+ W'U m,-'T- Q, pr- D'-UN '-12 Hoo gag-no mt.. 80-.-Q. ENHFDRQ ,T3'1E'w53 Dwi: cfgigrsc: .:-53.5-02255 EWSWQ 'S Ofgfv-+P, mop mg---p, ggoqza 'gfaagz 52OlP22'f3r aww Pfv.'E',9..oB' rv 5' 5' cg ,,fJ,,2, 3D 'Ow mg U' '-N012 Of-'D' S 5'rr5o. g'6'95 'O-+ ' : '-ff ru' UQQBQ ..-.Brno O'-Z1 ,...'2.3 5 nw mg, ' WUBQQ sv v-I g..'::m :g,crg :',?,.'g22 '-iffa 405:13 W ' ' . Piaegraa maamegii 5'1Es'S,,, 2 -- ':1 gown f-f 'COm 54580250 5S:.o.aIE.S8, -f Da1, '5 EOQ.-U3 'mtgwgagw 3-Q5'f!'5 U10 f'a?sHE'-Q Eegawaa -ages gg' gag 2,'2ga5,.Hg., g-CSS O-Y' -.qw 'f'2.Q'C7 QrvQr UQ:?5fV

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4 , 'lv J If Row 1: Gloria Ostrem, Alice Wilbur, Marcia Lyden, Georgene Anderson, Virginia Overbey, Jane Washburn, Ioan Briick, Ward Theilman. Row 2: Don Gast, Chuck Book, Henning Berthelsen, Merlyn Broadrick, James Boyd, Ken Roberts, fseatedj Joanne Martie. BLAZER STAFF NEW STAFF MEMBERS, Left to Right: Don Stanfel, Ted Kietzman, Fred Wilmette. 28