Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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zz. at 1. Xxx. ,..., . ,flfftgr t j- i ii.- , ,176 Hlmir Member The IIC Choir, under the direction of Dr. Hal Dellinger, is a very active organi- YQ, zation throughout the year. Some eighty members take a vocal part in the interpre- ' Q, X tg' X, S2 ' 7 tation of varying modes of music. The f sf activity of the choir centers around their I lx W .lg V annual tour, Christmas programs, the spring flz wg E K ' ,L - musical, and the Junior College graduation in A' Jig in - A ' fran 1 Q'Q exercises. Much effort and cooperation is Av s, l ' g required of each member of the JJC Choir, iii! ' qi ' Z but the re ward s and satisfaction attained Y I, make it worthwhile and enjoyable. , T ' Norma Kaman, Jane Griffin, Norm McDonald, Bev Morse, Dave Decman, Karen Chaney, Ina Geddes, Judy Evans board the bus for the annual Choir tour. 18 ROW FIVE, left to right: Paul Fisher, Bob Sandberg, Larry Grable, Ken Lawson, Dale Imig. ROW FOUR: Clyde Andrews, Phil Kaveny, Ray Carpenter, Neil White, Joe Maielli, Jim Arnold. John Rice. ROW THREE: Sue Altieri, Betty Tabor, Karen Gullicksen, Nancy Gregory, Julie Walker, Barb Allen. ROW TWO: Gwen White, Diane Buck, Penny Gregory, Margaret Smith, Sharon Rinehart, Grace Bachmann. ROW ONE: Lila Kenyon, Pat Van Dyke, Janice Johnson, Barb Rauworth, Carol Keeffer, Bev Morse.

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Don Young, Mike Kostecki, Barb Johnson, Al Meyers, Sue Altieri. Neil White, Vince Gelsomino, Phil Kaveny, Bruce Hirner. SECOND Wright, Dr. Dellinger. FIRST ROW: Bert Reposh, Joe Maielli, Alex Paul Fisher. I O Jerry Hood Student Manager A i Q The IIC Swingband, under the leadership of Dr. Hal Dellin ger, is indubitably a swinging group of cats. Their musical ability is displayed on their annual tour and at the spring musi cal. The tuneful accomplishments and per fo r m a n c e s of the Swingband certainly add a musical flavor to JJC and to the tastes of all the students. The Dixieland Band plays for the Christmas party. f x , fm , W , W 7 , gi, V 1 L, ,em Y M ,W X S 5 4 I i ' E 4 4 T5-aff? aw ' V p Vi, T ! V . ' ,tiiffif 23..f,I'l '-1 . 4. if' 3 . 'V 3 ,i,3., if'3-'ii'-f-!f':'Er?E22rf wk - - V L 'I I I 3555 V f-' '5 ' V' 3 E :': f755:3:.,, ' ' 4 .f in 't N H 4 1 ' I . 5 : xi 1 .',f:5f5fx A... ' ' 5 gs 'bk 'V-.Q H' ir- si. T T 'F .Ja z Q9 1 'E

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fflllff .Staffing lfmr Left to right are Choir officers Paul Fisher, vice-president -f '-- ger, Student Managerg and not pictured Terry Guidetti - W - 4 kg , -,-, --, president. g ,J--Y :qm:m,5,g..V Doctor Dellinger discusses new music with accompanist , -'ffiwjy Q! 'f and Student Council representative Betty Anderson. A J W ' I J J ROW FIVE, left to right: Mike Onsgard, Bruce Hirner, Bill Wenger, Vince Gelsomino. ROW FOUR: Bert Reposh, Don Young, Ken Palmer, Lou Davies, Dick Wright, Art Kureghian. ROW THREE: Donna Zahm, Barb Johnson, Debbie Houseknecht, Margie Startz, Joyce Speckman, Phylis Bodenhamer. ROW TWO: Charlotte Sak, Sharon Maitland, Stella Holmes, Nancy Klett, Norma Kaman, Sue Lanham, Lee Vargas. ROW ONE: Alma Lauffer, Georgia Lofdahl, Judy Erickson, Patsy Prynn, Jane Bolton, Jane Griffin, Betty Anderson. Alma Lauffer, secretary, Julie Walker, treasurerg Bill Wen-