Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Something New Has Been Added . . 111 E! 5-'11 JC students relax and enjoy the modern facilities of our new col- lege cafeteria. X 1,1 mmf T 5 I lisa - 7 I 1 fu When the students came to HC this fall, there were some surprises awaiting them. Until this year UC students had eaten in the high school cafe- teria. This year they moved into their own cafe- teria with all new equipment. Another addition was a new smoker across from the college office. The old smoker was remodeled and became the Press Club office. The library also got a new look. New book shelves and check-out desk were installed. All these improvements have given the college the Forward Look. . ' gist t, .,-' 1 The new smoker is a very popular place in which students can relax and have gab sessions.

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Student? D061 LQ? . . . rw ' FAlk ff F ,ff I' I Jim Oberg and his date are taking advantage of an opportunity offered by a JC social activity l Pat Treseder, one of the students with a work scholar- ship, is busy doing one of the daily library tasks, Allen Keck enjoys the hobby of ham radio operation. Shelving bO0kS. Ed M2-ICSGVHC. Dave FFGHCU. 101111. and Jerry Wid10WSRi A student's day usually ends in the late hours of night utilize the lounge and their opportunity to relax between before 3 stack of textbooks, classes. .gm is .fa-HSM sf 4 A I 5 is Q to 'wi -, 2 I i Qlvihw' 1 A il' ' 'if V 'S K 'rs 883 f' r-HF!!! hui - f '1'1s