Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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5 f 1 1 , , , f l6'r1dgc' Klub 5 gli' I year Nudd as he sees Pat McMahon's smile. F' Student requests for instruction in contract bridge resulted in the introduction in January of a new and unique club, which soon found twenty-five enthusias- tic members bidding, doubling, and redoubling each Tuesday evening. Beginners were tutored by experi- enced players in the group. 45 2311: ' ,Q Q N HQ 5 1 eff nf' 4 5 A bridge tournament for IIC was the main activity of the group, with the winners' names engraved on a trophy. Officers of the group are Larry Morris, presidentg Loran Kimsey, vice-presidentg Virginia Ward, secre- tary-treasurerg and Debbie Ho u se k n e c h t, Student Council representative. Co-sponsors of the club are Miss Susan Wood and Mrs. Grace Brewer. I , e . 957 l , . - p t -a e-,,- - - ' ' if a nf 3 ia is e nirjls-.4 ,. ar '. HTS T.,5,. i BACK ROW, left to right: Stewart Noll, Tom Nudd, Ion O'Donne11, Dave Mitzit, John Nicoll, Ken Brainard, Dave Ewing. FIRST ROW: Andrea Carnegie, Janice Russell, Pat McMahon, Loran Kimsey, Larry Kienlen, Larry Morris O O O

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Discussivu Klub If , V aces issue ,S :-. ff' 'CE' : I Q -is - ,Ei ,Asyx ' l T i i l l th ,Q , 2 1 E : H ni 1 JM ss ,,.::, , 5 5 l it .al x Left to right: Rich Englehardt, Don Boykin, Harry Eicher, Henry Azuma, Ron Kapala, Paul Eisen, Vin- cent Amos. The Discussion Club, which was newly formed last year, held their weekly meetings in the lounge. Here members freely and openly discussed a pre-chosen topic, thereby avoiding a friendly chit-chat but getting a meeting of positive value. 3 f. N That may be, but can you prove it? Paul Eisen asks as Vincent Amos looks on. Mr. Birkholz, Sponsor, and Rich Engelhardt discuss mat- ters of importance during a Tuesday night meeting. The issues discussed included the Berlin Crisis, the nu- clear arms crisis, the uproar about the American school system, and several discussions on Christianity and Ju- daism. The club had no officers except for Mr. Birk- holz, sponsor, and Paul Eisen, Student Council Representative. O O O

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