Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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MARCIE LONC M.A., University of XVy0n1ing .4 3, ai-sf 745. 3 BEN F. DAY, Rhetoric B.S., Eastern Illinois State College M.A., Peabody College for Teachers iv X L A. A. VVILLS Coach, Basketball B.A., DePauw University CLAYTON WINTERSTEEN Trade Industrial fW00d Slzopj M.A., New York University MARIAN MCANALLY Rhetoric C. M. ECGMAN Clzemistry B.A., M.A..Inclian11 University ROSELLEN OSXVALT Business Education B.A., BS., Olivet College M.A., Northwestern University B.A., M.A., University of Illinois 4Q?bi?7' DONALD KIENLEN Plzusicul Ezlzzcutimz B.S., University of Illinois MARGARET C. INICMANUS Business Education B.Ed., Western Illinois State College M.A., University of Illinois

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A Message Prom The Baan and The Assistant Dean Every commencement many graduates say how much ' S they have enjoyed junior college and how fast the time has , , .,,: flown. Thus it will be with most of the rest of your lives. Time rests easy on the shoulders of those who have learned 'S many of the basic lessons junior college teaches. You have learned that life has success as well as de- feat, that today lived well makes yesterday and tomorrow In j 'l v better, that every now and then you get slapped when you . g ' .. L ,-.. ' Y 'A' ss fe - M thought you would get praised, or vice versa, and that friends . . zi, -59 are more precious than gold. You have learned that life In gk can be beautiful as well as sad, and that you can cope with ' the problems it brings. You are to be complimented, for you have achieved .,.. . . 1.1. ,,., something of which you can well be proud. A ,f 'L f ' S , if ELMER W. ROWLEY, Dean B.S., University of Illinois M.A., University of Chicago Greetings to the 1958 graduates of the Joliet junior College. During the two years you have been with us, the launching of satellites, the plans for a trip to the moon in the not too distant future. and the promise of even speedier jet planes by the close of the year make this a most exciting world. To live in such times, uncertain and even perilous though they may be, education plays an nf. important role. Hundreds of years ago Socrates described mil the educated man as one who could control circumstances and not be mastered by them. To live in such a rapidly chang- ing world, seek every opportunity to learn more about it and the people who live within it. SUSAN H. WOOD, Assistant Dean B.S., M.A., University of Illinois Assistant Director, Adult Education

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SHIRLEY WINTERROTH Trade Industrial CPrintingJ B.S., Illinois State Normal University M.A., University of Illinois KSN LEON A. CAREY Business Education B.A., M.A., University of Wisconsin ELISABETH ELDRED English Literature B.A., Beloit College M.A., University of YVisconsin . lf, BEULAH HOFFER Physical Education B.S., University of Illinois M.A., Northwestern University MARY LOUISE FISHER Mathematics B.S., MS., University of Illinois 0054 MAX KUSTER Agriculture B.S., M.Ag. Ed., University of Illinois . 'ss Education DR. LEROY MECAY Science fCl1emistryl B.S., B.A., Lincoln College M.A., University of Illinois D.Ed., University of Missouri Xi. CATHERINE WOOD, English QSpeechJ B.A., Illinois Wesleyan M.A., Northwestern University Chicago