Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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Sludmi vuncil Hands Salma! 5 l , ' Y, i 1 ,, l, , il 4 X Q ., . ,S ,f gosf SX ' s ' gs . 1 xii' A 4 s s ..., . s A :55i5?f:,:-: i . . . Officers for Student Council Jerry Willey, vice-president, Pat McMahon, secretary, and Bob Querio, president. At the Christmas party Student Council sponsored, Melanie Sch- roeder and Leona Wicburg tell Santa that their presents should be tall, dark, and handsome. , ,gf - - - . 115:-13 ---- gf-f 5 1 , X -Ii ' 2 - - rg? :5f1'Ei?! ' A ' .' 4 A: 2 w r 5 : 9-.55 :rg R rg. if Er. s, vs sr: - H SS' fs .' i , ,.af,.g.EiT2f3 , ' , 11... - Q 1 .sf ' fir:--: 5 ix -- X 2, ,.,,,. 9 The Student Council is the governing body at Junior College. Besides ten in-district students and three out-of-district representatives, the council consists of officers from both classes, and representatives from all organized clubs. All business concerning d an ces, activities, assem- blies, elections, recognition of new clubs, ap- portioning budgets, and many other problems are discussed every week by the council. This year's Student Council took action on a number of important d e cisions concerning the schoolg namely, redecorating the smoker, print- ing and selling of student directories, operating book exchange, and sending representatives to various conferences held during the school year. Q ii' ' .J s' - 1 ' BACK ROW, left to right: Paul Eisen, Jim Herringer, Larry Kienlen, Ralph Alder man, Paul Brower, Dave Kozlowski. FRONT ROW: lim Troutman. Joyce Speck man, Karen Chaney, Anne Low, Lorena Cantrell, Henry Azuma.

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S ,Motor Sprfrfs Klub num! d . . . The Motor Sports Club which was founded late this year K I I ' states in its charter that The general purposes of this organi- ,, F zation shall be to encourage the preservation ownership and Qi .,.a . 1. operation of motor sport vehicles, the promotion of motor sport 1' , 5 events, the development of driving skill and safe driving prac- J 52 ' tices of its members, the encouragement of sportsmanlike con- .53 -:A -, pg' ', 'fAll j'3 'gt duct and courtesy, andthe furtherance of public respect for sport , ' b. 'il vehicles and their drivers. Members of the club do not need to own cars but need only an int ere st in them to qualify for - ',E.3 5.f:: A . admittance. f 4 v N Q 5 A is , Q , , fs I .r ,, Aga. .ii , 1 f fs ?f 7 P f ff ,, Av , 1. H 1. 41,1-,41s1:'-511-3 1 - :-:li-inf,-:G :'. '-b:3::g:i::vzlrsgf- I-' 'PWM 3' , ' lf' f 1 g f 'P 1 4 ' f ff!! I ' W A 9 gy ! f, , J ' 1 .- , X 4 A6 1 1, Ken Brainard shows how he felt when his car got stuck in a snowdrift. , ' 'S OFFICERS: Ken Brainard, treasurerg Bill Fields, president, Joyce Ellena, social chairman, Steve Simpson, secretary, and Bob Sandberg, vice- president. if 2 ll, 5 , 2, ,l . , Q: . ' 151 'lcv 3, 95- . ,rl I , BACK ROW, left to right: Matt Bedford, Bob Flora, Steve Simpson, Ray Carpenter. Jim Clancy, Mike Fisher, Joe Kociuba. FRONT ROW: Bill Fields, Iim Pyle, Joyce Ellena, Bob Sandberg, Ken Brainard.

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Main ,llciirfitie . . . In the annual business, The Stu- dent Council sponsored the fall for- mal, November Nocturne, which depicted a typical San-Francisco scene with its Chinatown, Golden Gate Bridge, and Fisherman's Wharf. It also sponsored the New Year's Eve Dance, Sadie Hawkins Day and Twirp Week, put on the Freshmen and Sophomore reviews, and handled gf the spring and fall picnics. As spring marked the approach of i' graduation, a committee, part of ' which was from the council, sought a commencement speaker. Meanwhile, other members were busily planning the spring formal, which turned out ' to be a high spot in the spring season. F At right is the San Francisco-orientated fall formal. 1 S, . ily li E Q Qi, FHM, JL an BACK ROW, left to right: Jim Morris, Neal MacDonald, Bob Querio, Rich Hulina, Jerry Willey, Jack Simms, Tom Laken, Mr. Zaida. FRONT ROW: Ken Lawson, Aija Iekabsons, Jane Berlin, Mary Ann Lambakis, Virginia Ward, Janet Tozzi, Rick Norris, Scott Rodeghiero. R-M.. Nw.