Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

Page 26 text:

I N 1 I I. r I

Page 25 text:

MISS JENNIE M. HAMILTON In Service At JT and JC From 1940-1963 Miss Jennie M. Hamilton has devoted twenty-two and a half years of loyal service to Joliet Township High School and Junior College as sec- retary to the superintendent. Her career at the school began in 1940 at the same school from which she graduated in 1912. Miss Hamilton worked for six superintendents and two acting super- intendents while she has held the secretarial position. A graduate of Northern Illinois University, she has been especially valuable to the school because she herself is a qualified teacher who spent five years in the pro- fession as a teacher in the Joliet Public Schools. With her retirement, which is dated March of 1963, Miss Hamilton plans to travel and to enioy a leisurely life in general. 'lim' Part of the group present at the informal gathering in honor of Miss Jennie Hamilton's retirement are, left to right, Mrs. Virginia Vercellotti, Mrs. Betty Meyers, Mrs. Arline Swindells, Mrs. Leona Hrivnak, Mrs. Bea Fisher, Mrs. Kay Nielsen, Mrs. Evelyn Ehart, and Mrs. Verna Carey. we 'FMNNN' N .li l'9 'Qi ' ee 1-.A F , , , , v 6,5 , , , J: 4 , 45-JV :. , ' I - . ' 2 -l-v.-L-...W l T 532' . . Q ?- ' 'Ns A ' f . it .1--:ff ., . ,.., , mf.-M...-.-f.,..w...--'----ff itll 1 Z e 4 W f z , th ig, f f E1 J sits1'l ggi. l , 3 1, gl 4:55. V 'Elie f ,4 .Z My., V, 151. 'I If f fff ,V 74? Mft Miss Jennie M. Hamilton was honored upon her retire- ment by fellow clerks at an informal gathering in the professional library. Miss Katherine Vreuls presented a corsage composed of pink and white carnations to her in behalf of the group. Cafeteria hostesses busy preparing to serve the large number of JJC stu- dents who use the college cafeteria facilities are, from left to right, Mrs. Kate Stefanich, Mrs. Ann Svazich, and Mrs. Kay Wisniewski. Those not pictured are Mrs. Marge Carlson, Mrs. Myrtle Pelkey, and Mrs. Kathleen Sweeney. Men employed as custodians on the night shift are respons- ible for cleaning the building after students and teachers Borghi, Kraker, Xxx Jw A W -1- . -- K' A -if A 'T 3' 1 . 1. fl' .. S! J t fsiitxx .: M Q- B fx--we M -f Mr. Bror Anderson, Superintendent of Buildings and Grounds, reads blueprints which indicate a minor change in the physical plant. Mr. Anderson will delegate the work of making the desired alteration to maintenance men since it is not a major one. 'X-C .gk ' 1 . s I 1 f I 4, I X .. -F' l 1 1' . Q - . -.A and Ray Fagan. ROW TWO: Joseph Zan, Lawrence Marsh, Henry Argenta, John Louis Cambruisi, Roy have gone home. Custodians pictured in the first row are, from left to right, Otto Pierson, Andrew Orsini, Donald Holm- quist, Howard Wilkins, Ray Becker, Harry Larson, Angelo Jensen, and Joseph Ribocie. ROW THREE: Harold Seehaffer, Edward Burgie, and Amos Vogen, night foreman.

Page 27 text:

I I x w H 1 4 L w L I 2 3