Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Chi year One of the big highlights was the winning of first place in the homecoming float competition and the execution ofa musical half-time show. ln Decem- ber the annual student-directed one-acts were pre- sented. Several Christmas programs also were presented. The second semester activities are highlighted by the annual spring play. This year the play Star Dust is to be presented. In May there is the spring banquet with the presentation of the Oscar Awards to aspiring young actors. We of the IC Players have enjoyed presenting entertainment for the college, not so much for the recognition it gives us, but be- cause ofthe enjoymentwe can bring to other people. Marty Sharp and Penny Wills in Mary Queen of Scots. 1 3-A , -. 2 . fsfsfrf-fflt-xlrfiafi I .- l 'I .r , .ff - gr -. --iv.--3? .. .- . 2- , . is ' - N f- T, 9 -- 0 T ' 1-r f ,J , , Q5'1h.f-'sg Q ., 'rag 4 ,. pg: r w,52.v--rf a Q- 5' , 4 , F P-TZ-N. 4 ' . '51 . .,.. .,...4.-f x -, ,at - ' ,, - . T 4- ' , rl ' l' A s if f ' -pfii.-P .4 fir' r . 5i , at -- . r .' . 'rj - 'L' 9 ' ' - Wit I , I ,.,. .. i5 -f ,p lay Becker, Phil Crowe, Layne Meeker, and Al Levering in Ar- bie the Bug Boy. Terry Williams and loan Sorenson in Hello Out There, ein. .rl Nl gk P 13

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ldusimfss 61116 ,Cairns About Kusiuess Wzfrld -1 Ci FIRST ROW, left to right: Marsha McCraith, Sandy Tierney, Dave Sandahl, Marietta Merlo, Nancy Werner, Connie Johnson, Monica Clark, Carol Fiser, Betty Anderson, Evelyn Elmore. SECOND ROW, left to right: Bob Haggerty, Jim Herringer, Terry Peel, Rich Engelhardt, Gene Egizio, Ward Vaughn, Terry Townsend, Jim Wiegmann, Mike Merfeld, Dave Ewing, Gordon Davis, John Gabel, Bill Dow, Bob Larking, Bob Lewis, Tom Marion, Leslie Yunker, Jim Troutman, and Mr. John Corradetti, sponsor. Students who are seeking a profession in the busi- ness world are aware of the advantages of belonging to the JJC Associated Business Club. Guest speakers from the various a r e a s of b u s i n e s s are presented at its monthly meetings. These people speak to the mem- bers concerning the requirements, opportunities, and advantages of their specific fields and conduct infor- mal question-and-answer periods following their talks. It is through the knowledge g ained from these talks that many students become enlightened about their field of endeavor. The most memorable event of the year is the an- nual spring banquet. It is at this time that awards for outstanding scholarship, loyalty, and leadership are presented. The banquet is concluded with the naming of the new president for the next school year. OFFICERS, left to right: Jim Troutman, Presidentg Bob Lark- ing, Vice-president, Bill Dow, Treasurerg Jim Herringer, Stu- dent Council Representativeg Nancy Werner, Secretary. f . 5 J 1 15