Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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LIBERAL ARTS To prepare the student for further college work, to open new fields of interest to him, to enrich his life and make him more aware of the world and his place in it- these are The goals of the Liberal Arts and Sciences Curriculum. Nein, nein, mein l-lerr. Wir sprechen nur Deutsch in diese Klasse! Mr. Walters conducts conversational practice with his German class. ,... 1' The advisers tor the Liberal Arts and Sciences Curriculum are, left to right, Mr. Thompson, Mrs, Smith, Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Longman, and Mr. Williams. AND SCIENCES Mr. Thompson, one of The Liberal Arfs advisers, lecfures in U. S. hisfory. f i . fy Q fvff e il Shi We have fo find out wha? is happening on 'Day in Court' Shirley Leufhner and Bob Cary are hard af work l?l in their Smoker lO5 class. f ii M, 'Q ,Q E 1 ' A ' X we ' f f.-' ' ' ' flu' l 1 f--,-If 8 . - . , 41- .' MJT' -f , 4 V . EE lvibsx- t Vg ,nn ,i l V K, ,we xx A A if .- - f- ff as 1 L 452' ly ' ,,,r 7 , fs 1. M Q C - ,mf ' .ix 1 . ' .. 3 , . ' 'U '31 - AMT.. .. .. .E 1 mi- ,, ,X f 'E R-1 ,. ,Q -' 'si .1 . N ,,,gL,,.,. 1 , , , lf' . 1 -ffl -- www fs 5':E3'II?N -Ji, P P X' I , ., .r,, i r .. .C Garth Thompson is either practicing Yoga, facing a firing squad, or posing for a fellow photographer. lBuT hes really found The answer To an overload of hornework.l ,rw 'U LIBERAL ARTS ton, Columbus discovered America. Contrary to popular opinion, says Mr. Thorn- sl I can't understand how I got three classes scheduled for 3-A. Mr. Thomp- son and Sue Michaels unravel a schedul- ing problem. Mrs. Vera Smith and Joan Ritter discuss pos- sible electives. My grades weren't that bad, were they? Lydia Joyce and Mr. Williams discuss her program. .ABA-.. 7 AND SCIENCES - ls,-F-,,,.f ,'M,,,,,x 5-0 Now remember. There's nothing to be wor- ried about. Mr. McCarter to class. iii 2,3 4 :54 I realize that this is a blue Monday, but ..,. Mr. Thornton to students. lo gi: L A W if - Qx'l1 K Weeel, let's play with this problem tor Awww- 3, Bert Erickson, Joe Marconi, and Tom Hankin- son compare notes between classes. a while, Mr. Williams says to his cal- culus class. we gf , :Mgt 1 X' S T, : Mrs. Vera Smith listens to an assignment report. 9 l . ' gHx,7,, ii, . U ,, , 5 lr, fu... N ef - ' ' , 12' 'f' . 4 1 - f m' 3 24' I Ti il ri , ' fs i ' , if W f l' is vsp- r- 5 ,A bww W' , Q., .5-4 1 E i mv , l l 0 10 Now how did all those little fellows get in there? asks Mr. Sakal. . if MEDICAL SCIENCES The medical sciences curriculum is designed to provide stu- dents entering any phase of medicine with a solid founda- tion of basic courses. It also meets the needs of those in other curricula who want to broaden their knowledge of human and animal anatomy. -eats Mr. Schoenknecht lectures to a class on human diseases. Mr. Puddicombe, adviser for the medical sciences curriculum, a human anatomy and physiology class, si- 1 GQ For tomorrow, class, memorize the valence chart of the elements, says Mr. Anderson. L ,,:s f 'w si as QA ...mark teaches BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES The purpose of the Biological Science Department is to make the students more aware of the natural world around them and their relation to it. In the well-equipped laboratories, students learn the sig- nificance of the latest discoveries as well as the basic facts about the animal and plant kingdom. f Mr. Sakai, the adviser forthe Biological Sciences, catches up on his reading. stt C dsi t i It 'r uv, , - Pe ff' iz, I-.. .., ' ' , - V. 1. Q 'f ' 3 V .ff we ' ' W C lei . i...ii rig i , '7T'71T'a' 'ti - V if , as , . f 1 l 9 - 5' ,gf A . 1 -N s gi ', is M - ' . ' 1 . . zz' 115:-iii: 'll a 1 S its fr qi. - C - 'z' A I , if f ' A i '72 ' l . , ...., A , l . , I ' . - ' ' -'P -ff' , '- 4. . . .s.,. .,., I 'lm ' I I n I .4 - i I 3 Qi mai 4 i ', V i .. ' . ' . ,,,.' ,.ei, 3. 4 r 4 :aff 1'-'irsrffggs ,',, ff.-fm' i ,X ':f,ge:s25. ..,,,,,., .. M. A b ' ' s. es. if .,.. v 7 I . Q A - .. .A I Ai if -t. r ..... f I Stuffed zoological specimens decorate the f corr'dors ab tth Ib to . I OU e O Om ry Mr. Hughes conducts a botany lecture. Four instructors in the department are, left to right, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Nelsen, and Mr. Sakai. 4 K ef 2 L .r . W . 15 b f my lf- 7' if 5 L53 , - Ql'i9 ,L H 1 -riff Vl l . 'f-4 Mr. Kuster, department chairman, displays grain to Bob Leonhardt, Tom Geistler, Roberta Brossman and .lim Rade- macher. Paul Kapellas, Veryl Lichtenwalter, and Dale Meyer seem to be getting practical experience from one of agriculture's most well-known instruments. AGRICULTURE Farming today is more than plowing a straight row and planting seeds. lt is a highly developed technical field involving many hours of classroom study and experimentation. The agricultural l 1 , X 'Wm Agriculture students Bolo Rainberg, Ron Flatness, Roy Sang- meister, and Howard Heathervvick find the many wall charts interesting. courses at JJC familiarize students in the latest methods of the industry and theories of scientific farming. V re. 4 i Z' I Ii! .lf 4 N E 6 ggi? L it sr. rig T i ray 3 r L. I , til V1 't l 5 aff.: ll- l' Lf 1 -. -is Mn .Sly W Q we or Q , 3 i . 1 F 1:4 1: Q: F-, 1 T y, :yy . ii rf Q' if --- , ' .. g Z Q i, s I ,nfs f Looking over their study proiects are Ron Heisner, Chuck Gura, Henry Meader, and Don Fear. WD TECHNICAL TRAINING Students in technical careers are trained to build and repair in the increasingly complex ma- chines found in the industrial world today. l Lv, This, fellows, is the way the slide rule works. Mr. Lenich helps Robert Olszta and Richard Armstrong with their slide rule problems. Maybe you can do something about all the commercials? Chris Blaser works on a T.V. set. TSN... The adviser tor the technical curriculum is Mr. Steve Lenich. Mr. William Chase and Pat Johnston discuss Pat's schedule for the semester. Mr. Paul Johnson and William Tallman plan a semester curriculum outline. GENERAL The goal of preparing students for either iobs or further education determines the structure of the general curriculum. lt is broad enough to give the student a solid background in liberal arts and yet allow him to explore various vocational areas. ,, 41 ,Q- N..- Mr. Paul Johnson and Mr. William Chase, advisers forthe general curricu- lum, discuss a program problem. CURRICULUM s , .s - V If ' E S .2 X x ' I rf, , .. if I H 1: I f X 1- ,U., M - ju Q M4 -.. -L.. L' ff A 3 Tessie Heubach and Pa? Whife plan their nexf semesTer's schedule. r. .. ., -'Us '.-ii ' N- .,,, :S ll 5 I I I 1? :in 'lil 4 Qi -1 E 1 I llllll Oh Joy! Just what I was looking for, Essays on Dramatic Method in Shakespeare. Ugh! says Karen Abrams. ,,- Ji.. This isn'T musical chairs. lt's registration day. rf-L ,,-- This is going To be fun! says Leroy Hutchinson To Tonn Edson or, so I keep Telling myself. , I5 ENGINEERING Qfo 's :Vi ext. Henry Burla and Don Prince experiment with the latest tech- niques in engineering. In the rapidly expanding and varied fields of en- gineering, a firm grasp ot basic principles is neces- sary. Providing this foundation that enables a student to enter any segment of the field is the goal ot the Engineering Curriculum. Mr. Lenich explains a detail ot technical drawing to Joe Baudek. Mr. Donald Esworthy is the adviser tor the Engineering Curriculum. 7? aoo0 lQq.. s I O 1 95 s,,4o0 0lo, 9 ,iggiiiiiggiis 0 At the annual banquet of the Joliet Chapter ot the Illinois Society of Professional Engineers, Rudy Yurkovich was presented the award as the out- standing engineering student at J.J.C. Physics is an asset to the elec- tronics student. Here Mr. Tyrrel lectures in a technical physics class before the class views a film. , , ELECTRONICS Electronics is another rapidly growing and complex eld. The aim of the courses is to prepare students ither for iobs or further study in the field. y . llr. Green explains the mechanics of an oscilloscope to Tim iann. Mr. Donald Green is the adviser for the Electronics Curriculum. BUSINESS ,. W, 5, 'iw Question? asks Mr. Corradetti in the course of his lectu re. Many graduates of JJC find ca- reers in the business world. To help prepare them for these iobs, the college otfers an extensive business curriculum. There are practical, as well as theoretical, courses to meet the needs of students seeking iobs right after graduation and those working for advanced degrees. - Vis X . ., I9 ji QA ' ws-' -. V ' N- ,rf'14115t2 'si f' -1 Lynn Spencer demonstrates her speed in adding lwrth an adding machinel. Business advisers, left to right: Mr. Jamnik, Mr. Birkholz, Mr. Corradetti, and Miss Emery. Emilia ilitiis ffl gil? i' r r i s Q ' lllylll ll! r T, ' . 5 i 'i fF'f.5 fefslgfg I ,S it .r - ,1,., if lka 'lT. -- 'WM 4 -. '.,.j ' . 1 8 HOME ECONOMICS A poet once said, It takes a heap of livin' to make a house a home. lt also takes a lot of work and special skill. The Home Eco- nomics department provides this knowledge through courses in sew- ing, child development, and tami- ly living. Cheer up, Jan, it's only the fourth time you've done that seam. Janet Vandermark is doing homework for her clothing construc- tion class. Miss Smith and Jan Hill check a recipe for making a super dessert. i l l Q I 1 ,MW .,... '--f . --M. Ms 'i ' ,,,, 1 . A104 1 ,, e, .,., , - fll i , '- l I ' als ,,,.,,, , , Not bad, considering l put a cake in the oven, replies Cheryl Eaton hungrily. Reenie Radakovich discusses her curriculum choices and transfer values with Miss Georgina Smith, adviser. 'W-.,-NW Mr, s FINE ARTS 'P . Art and music are necessary parts of the practical i D ,Q-list' f ki world. With this in mind, the Fine Arts Department 1 4-.cpm A l I , . . . -- v--Q' AV awakens students appreciation ot the importance ot 5 If aesthetics in today's world, and prepares them to i Ti gr ' ' V enter artistic and musical vocations. v fe. I 5' 'fi '- ir Mrs. Louise Longman, adviser for the Fine Arts Curriculum, assists Cheryl Eaton. 'TJ i y L Randy Thomas ot the Swing Band swings along. Dr. Dellinger checks class attendance. J' VN Q' r- - Beginning students try their hand at sculpture. l l EDUCATICN The education courses at JJC provide fundament- als for students planning to enter the teaching pro- fession. These courses are planned to correspond with the human development and learning block course. This block course consists ot classes in child development, adolescent psychology, and educa- tional psychology. Mrs. Grace Brewer conducts a lecture in education. Now, kiddies, let's have a little more attention here. The play school gives students a chance to develop their skills in dealing with young children. 'tu -...M-P-Ns A ,Nsgk K-Y F ....'-., V V -----fgiixn.,-,pax -.NNNIN xnxx-N it-,L ? 4 'sf' ' We don't remember John Dewey as that funny! Students relax over a joke in education class. Tessie Heubach gives a report on a leader in education. ,.. ---N fl V 5-T 'i f 1 :ff , 7 f ,ff l ' U ii .iw-x,..ix ' XX Ns!! W will-Ev? . ww Mr. George Fox, iunior college librarian, helps a sTudenT make use of The library faciliTies. .,..e. - Q, - MN. wg. r- M H, - --.33 - 'QE 2' 'i fi 2 Y , is The carol cafalog is an invaluable 'fool for sTuolenTs. UBRARY ..x::X:::11:.r:y 2, m..,,-,,m,T:Xc.:: . ' ' ,Er--.r -- n-mmm-,mm,,,,,w,x wr X, - W f- ,J The library is all Things to all people-a place To sfuoly, read The laTesT magazines, or maybe iusT sleep. fp- N X Q o f:sE5:s:e:ssf: x f. N X , .. Q gsm . 1. MQ if Microfilm machines make The work of sfudenfs doing research much easier. GRADUATION What is a diploma? It's a piece of paper. lt's a reward for two years of work-the sum total of sixty-six semester hours of credit. lt's a re- minder ofthe good times and the hardships-all which form the college experience. lt is a symbol-a symbol of a goal attained, an education completed. Also it can be a marker to be followed by similar ones. And yet it can be the sign of a beginning ofa different way of life that will be altered by what was learned while attaining the diploma. Dr. Suren Seron, president of the board of education, presents a diploma to Carol Sue Burnham as William Ciluffo waits. Z . .....v13.rua:a2rsf '41 'T' Winners of the Adam Awards for the highest grades in their respective classes were Donna Maske, sophomore, Susan Costa and Keith Stenzel, freshmen, and Vincent Amos, sophomore. Jan Johnson serves as the stu- dent speaker at the graduation exercises. Dr. Robert G. Bone, main speak- er, addresses the assemblage. 2 .-r i,,, 51 , , A ' 'life g ' 1 'I W . , 1 I , 'Q , t i Ma 636, . ,la . I ,3,fff':'f 'f3gf.::. K. v ' :Im ,. . V . IKM! 1963 Q If Student's sig! I Fo be presented by the above stl Ir nrivilezes to which Joliet Jqn ACTIVITIES tl' IQ 160 M1 zme 4 5 6 7 8 9 li- ' .s , , 1 xi Z , I 4' 'N 'J NOT TRANSFERABLF3 :R cons ' ,fix i V 3 ,Ewa 'wif-., , I v,v'.vk i'?-ggi, 2' 1 I , ff.: ,,,.. . ., fwGN ' k vu Q. A,,'A ,,'. 1 ,gzzkrgfz-ww-ew' 1 g .-------+----- , . ture in ink ent in claiming any admission 'r College students may be en- rl. It also serves as a hall pass. ww ' E Awww A. KATHY SHAW 1 o s EDITOR fl' ll o l l l o e ls -1. Administrative fficer ' ,-:rl 10 11 12 13 14 151 QUEEN MARY ANN REIGNS QVER HOMECOMING FESTIVITIES Queen Mary Ann Ross was crowned the 1963 Joliet Junior College Homecoming Queen by Miss Susie Manner, the 1962 Queen, at the Homenanny October 18, 1963. Mary Ann was sponsored by the Lettermen's Club. Her Highness reigned over the homecoming festivities including the Homenanny, the pa- rade and game, and the Homecoming Dance, Cosmic Capers. i 1 I A 5 ik. i t 4 - A I 1963 Queen Mary Ann is presented roses by her predecessor, Susie Man- ner, while her court looks on. Lett to right are Joan Gustafson, Cheryl Crabtree, Susan Raddatz, Queen Mary Ann, '62 Queen Susie Manner, Paula Sandberg, Elley Antonini, and Judy Nuetzmanngall truly lovely representatives of Joliet Junior College. - 5 y Hag 'V Lga - x, F3333 X-r , ' Q' X ' im: j fi ,Q - gt' ,I . - Nswf ,.s, I S The JJC Wolf is happily b I l ' l . Queen Mary Ann Ross arrives at the stadium Surrounded Y Ovey glrs after the Homecoming Parade. ' .f -V i' . .,g3,::: w , E 'HV ! Queen Mary Ann addresses her subjects. 5 i . . +r-X - V www'1.-cur:-Lfnsiizm ifg:-gig: .3 il... me g ,5 'Y .Y .N .RM Lg 'f fi 5 ff if . . J 1 .- .. f:15.f:'f'-U' fi! x ,, . 5- Q. Y Q-.H 5f.:if..lg1l my-,af n fsscesi-.i 213 u i 'ifTfi5'f?fNt5 flfiitc None wear crowns, but all are true queens. The JJC cheerleaders give their all to keep spirits high and cheer the team on to victory. Lett to right are lrow ll Dorie Goebel, Mary Cresto, Judy Schempt, lrow 21 Pat Johnston, Ann Grinton, and Sue Grimpe. BRANDYWINE SINGERS CAPTIVATE HoMENANNY AUDIENCE I-l i l 4 , S Mr. Zaida gives a 'ishort oratory introducing the Brandywine Singers at the get-acquainted session in the JJC cateteria. y has Students were invited to meet the Brandywine Singers personally over coffee and cookies. The Brandywine Singers llett to right-Hal Brown, Rick Shaw, Dave Craig, Fred Corbett, and Ron Shawl entertain with folk songs, The audience was invited to sing along. The Brandywine Singers, a popular folk- singing group, made a big hit with the Homenanny audience. The Homecoming Hootenanny served as a prelude to the Homecoming activities sponsored by the Student Council. Rick Shaw, Ron Shaw, Dave Craig, Fred Corbett, and Hal Brown captivated the audience with their musical talents, vocal abilities, and very definite touch ot humor. ft l Hal Brown, the Brandywine Singers' vile bass player was a highlight ot the concert. He is shown here playing his bass vile. He did, however, leave it long enough to as- sume the role of Prince Charming and con- gratulate Queen Mary Ann with a kiss. FLOATS REFLECT Much hord work ond thought goes into the build- ing of o tloot. Prompted by the competition for hon- ors, members of eoch club spend mony hours prior to homecoming stuffing napkins into tloots during the wee hours of the night. f' ' 6' V,-: V , . 0 QV ga ..,. 4 I. VJ , W , ' ' 1:, s. 'is it ffl-2 A 'fl if 3531 7-W. lf7:E.LlN' , - Lf'--ff.. ..,- go is rm jvr mFS ' i 'Q C- . Qi s --0 ii' ' , r f t up S ' . V. 4 -1 , , ts- i 1 4. 5 I9 5 . 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I Junior College Players 9315 - -. ,f Ax Motor Sports Clu lo-Humorous LEADERS ARE MADE Discussion group at The Leadership Conference are ltop row, left to rightl Frank Lionberger, Karen Gora, Ralph Shroba, Jim Len- nert, Shirley Leuthner, and Duane Andreasen, lBottom row, left to rightl Larry Buldak, Terry Ziesmer, and Don Day. 1 'sw . 'K-25' Leaders are made, not born was the Topic of discussion by Dr. Kinney at the Leadership Conference. The only problem here is deciding what to eat first. Some JJC students participated in a Leadership Conference at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. The stu- dents attending were separated into several groups and given a problem to solve. They were instructed on how to conduct a meeting, discuss a problem within a group, and come up with a solution. These groups then discussed their prob- lem with the other groups. Dr. Kinney gave a talk on the topic, Leaders are made, not born. w What's the problem? Planning the event of the evening are from left, Don Dixon, Terry Ziesmer, and Tom Hankinson. i . L C rr--N 5 Judy Williams puts plans for the evening on the board. Tom Hankinson and Don Dixon look on. JJC TAKES A ROMAN HOLIDAY Enjoying the results ot their ettorts as co-chairmen for the Fall Formal are ltrom lettl Sue Raddatz, chairman and escort Jim Spina, and Kathy Faulk- ner with Larry Buldak, chairman. Guests enioying the dance are Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Johnson. A Roman Holiday was the mood for the Fall Formal, 1963. Typical Roman decor was main- tained throughout the dance to carry out the Roman Holiday theme. The Jimmy Dorsey Orches- tra provided the music to add to the success of the dance. .. A SV v,5l:q.x Fc Serving punch and cookies are ltrom leftl Lynn Lacy, Mary Archbeault, Carol l-ledstrom, and Linda Liker. Attired in Roman dress and hair- styles they helped to carry out the Roman theme. Ready to run with the funds-to the safe-are Mr. W. F. Zaida and An- gela Lukoncic. i Students dancing to the music of Jimmy Dorsey. JJC BRINGS IN NEW YEAR-'64 H N I . g .-lx,,d,,93 Bob Bernickus plants a happy new year's kiss on Lu Lisdero, while Lynn Olsen and Jim Madison toast the new year. The strains ot Auld Lang Syne fill the gym as played by the Bill Carnegie Band, accompanied by a shower of balloons and confetti. The annual New Year's Eve dance was a complete suc- cess, and a fine tribute to a good year for JJC, 1963. With the already forgotten resolutions and the din of noise makers, the new year, 1964, was ushered in. Though the old year was truly one of the best, the out- look for '64 is even better. At midnight, noise makers blarred as confetti and colored bal- loons fell from the ceiling. Larry Kachel adds to the general chaos and con fusion at midnight. Gay paper hats and noise makers were dis tributed just before midnight, then the count down began. .... . V ... - - c. --'wr' , y N E . . .V ,Q.,... . . -s. 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Many hidden talents were discovered during the course of the evening, such as being able to iump on the trampoline and hang upside down on the trapeze. It is evident she's been practicing for quite some time. P' 4 The volley ball courts were put to good use throughout the course ot the evening. 1 'f ooks at the gym from a topsie-turvie position. Wonder t he had practice bouncing on the bed as a youngster? Sue Watson springs gracefully high into the air on the trampoline. , ..,i1'Q:- J SKI Kb 1' , 5 . l ' 4, fx s 'f w 4 me 091 4- 3-A M x. xksvf X, ' A ' ,NS ,1 l N., Q s ,Q 5 433, 9 fs W xx. ' ,. u K A QQ, ' . , fed fyjlf, -' 1 1. X nv- jq. sf- fl' .hirif Sf, , X .,,. ,..wf'4'xvM Sfanding left To righfz Terry Keck, Charles Marshall, Jack Ber- Perrye Ramsey, Mark Puddicomloe. 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There is some consolation for the boy in that the girl treats. Hurray for twirp sea- son on both sides. Don Dixon boasts to Judy Nuetzmann, No gal is going to catch him in the Sadie Hawkins day race. is-gg' LZ -, 'lilfii-'Q-WM! L 'Stealing' my laundry again! I'lI show you, Circle to your right, swing your partner, and promenade. '. L ' You got 'im, don't let 'im go! AFFORD GIRLS OPPORTUNITIES UNLIMITED Now where did my pc1rTrier go? She was here iusf before he sold olemciihe left. Kcrfhy Fdullcher, Lcirry Buldok, Judy Wil- liams, Keri Carlson reolly seem To have gofferi info The lively spirit of The Sodie Hawkins Dcmce, fivzizlmrr. .. Z., , 1 v w- g':.,zm., -.--1 5- 'mf''?Qw1f'2Q1'?g5S2.IrZ2:r:- 2 f::v+2sszf.xff4', .- ,: ., ' :ezefxurf Y M1250 - 1-H5:??5Eli: . A' :2E1' 4'x , -1. 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SEAL OF APPROVAL The Board of Education possesses the seal of approval and represents the local community's interest in Joliet Junior College. The seven mem- bers, elected from the school district, see to it that tax money is wisely spent to make JJC the kind of school the community wants. The members are concerned with the school image. They determine policy and formulate a statement of JJC's educational objectives. These are the possessors of the seal of approval on dis- ciplinary measures and the spokesmen of the school in all areas concerned. The board, along with the administration, are continually planning forthe expansion of both the junior college's phys- ical plant and its curriculum for the betterment of the community now and in the future. Administrators ot the Seal ot Approval. liam C. French, Dr. Robert Geist, Mr. Norman Seated lett to right, clockwise, around the table, Keck, Dr. William DeWitt, and Mr. VV. Howard are Dr. Suren Seron, Mrs. Verna Carey, Dr. H. Lloyd. Chas. Cohenour, Mr. Frederick Fisher, Dr, Wil- Mr. John H. French Assistant Superintendent ot Joliet Town- ship High School and Junior College. THE MEN AT THE TOP The men at the top, the administra- tion, have a far more difficult iob to do than to warm soft chairs in offices. They are responsible for co-ordination of all the activities of the JJC community. Only part of their iob is the maintenance of academic excellence, provision of sup- plies, space, faculty, clerical and mainte- nance personnel. The administration, in addition, must look to the future. With the opening of two new high schools, more space will be available for JJC. This not only opens the door to more classroom and laboratory space but also to the expansion of the li- brary, cafeteria, and smoker as well. This expansion requires continuous and care- ful planning in order to make the best pos- sibe use of the new resources. Planning for growth summarizes a great part, but only a part, of the job of the men at the fop.ll if Mr. Elmer W. Rowley Dean of Joliet Junior College. sz ak Mr. Floyd C. Tompkins Miss SUSUYI H- W00d Assistant Dean of Joliet Junior College, Director of Adult Education Division. ASSISYOHY D909 Of Joliet JUV 0f COlle99t A55'5i0fif DWECTO' Oi Adklli EdUC0i'0n Mr. Walter F. Zuida Assistant to the Deon of Joliet Junior College. Division. 5, Q ya-1, l- Q ,X 9 I fl Fi 57 fa-Tifsiifzii .fi :A rf .-sf. i -at-11 , ff .. .I I -- .i A 'L .vi ' ' an . f . xx . Is in-'I ' T 5.5,-. . I I 44 FACULTY CATHERINE M. ADLER BA., St. Mciry's College, MA., University ot Chiccigo, English Depcirtnient Chciirrncin. DELORES BECK BS., M.A., Southern Illinois Uni- versity, University ot Illinois, Chemistry. GILBERT BELL B.S., M.A., Brcidley University, Physiccil Education. GILBERT ANDERSON B.A., Augustana College, MA., University ot Illinois, Chemistry. JOHN BIRKHOLZ B.S., Wisconsin Stcite College, M.S., Northern Illinois University, Economics, Adviser. DORIS BONAR BS., M.S., University ot Illinois, Home Economics, Depcirtrnent Chciirmon. GRACE ARMSTRONG BA., MA., Univ. ot Illinois, Mcithemcitics. GRACE BREWER BS., Depciul University, MA., Northvvestern University, Educci- tion cind Psychology, Deport- ment Chciirmcin, Director ot Testing. ROBERT BURKE B.S., M.S., Nevv Mexico Western College, MA., University ot Il- linois, English. HELEN BARBEE BS., Middle Tennessee Stcite Col- lege, M.S., University ot Tennes- see, I-Ionfie Economics. JOHN CHANDLER A.M. in H., University of Chi- ccigo, English. JUNE CI-IAPIN BS., Western Michigcin Uni, versity, M.BA., University ot Denver, Business Education. S5-'te .W its x 'W J yt R - g ' 5' H5 YW is Rt.--f ., Lili, ' 2 vvi LLIAM cHAsE B.S., M.S., Illinois Sfcife Normcil , ,. K Universiiy, Psychology, Adviser. JOHN CORRADETTI B.S. in Ed., Illinois Sfofe Normcil UniversiTy, M.S., Norrhvvesiern UniversiTy, Business Educofion, Adviser. KATHLEEN DAWSON BS., Norfhern Illinois Universify, Physicol Educoiion. HAL D. DELLINGER B.M.E,, M.M.E., Universify of Konsos, Ed.D., Columbia Uni- versity, Music. ARNOLD D. EDWARDS BS., M,S., Northern Illinois Uni- versiry, Mofhemoiics. BRYON CHRISMAN B.S., Bradley Universily, M.A., Universify of Illinois, Speech. SILAS ELLINGSON B.A., Concordio College lMinn.I, M.A., Colorodo Sfcite College, versity, M.B.A., UniversiTy of Mofhemolics, LOLA EMERY B.Ed., Illinois Stole Normol Uni- Chiccigo, Business Educcxfion, Ad- viser. THOMAS COLLINS Q B.S.,CenTrc1I Michigon Universiiy, A 'A M.A., Wesfern Michigcin Uni- versity, Sociol Science, Socicil Siudies. DUANE CONVERSE B.A., .lomesfown College, M.A., UniversiT of Minnesofci, Chem- Y isfry. , wi-s I -145'-if-. , , f -if . 1 y - A . M, jg 'ff LN .I 'mfr 4 -.,- . ,S V NORMAN ERCKMANN B.S., M.S., STouT STc1Te College, I Grophic Arfs. DAVID ERICKSON B.A., M.A., Universify of Illinois, English. iw 'far'-A We - A ,505 'VSV' , , 'sin Qi.-4 . Ld - ff' ,, . ,we 1-4. R I wx iz fi www f ',, : 3 K' if I ' A 1 :Z Sv. , W 1 4 4 1 .f v 5 . -is ,, . H fx s kv! - 1 EJ f' 45 -.isflif MARSHALL ERICKSON Q .. BS, MS, University ot Illinois, ' -w -'w, .-r?5f':?f2s?.. English, Band. .. f PHYLLIS FIRLUS 'fl I, 'A' -.+ BS., Murray State College, M.S., 7' N e University ot Wisconsin, Physical ' -- ,Q Education. ,Ag i'i' , MARY Louise FISHER ,f'fl3l.,x BS., M.S., University ot Illinois, 4lFfl':Q1-sw.-W Mathematics, Department Chair- 1-i 5 F i:s.i I mm- -I U DONALD ESWORTHY ELS., MS., University ot Illinois, Mathematics, Adviser. l GEORGE A. FOX B.A., Knox College, M.S., Uni- -. . ..-swwm 1 Q 'N ,. .. ....,,,,.. H -i,V 'fin a 52g1gs?j53iE3f' versity ot lllinois, Librarian. H Eunice A. FRENK .5 BA., Valparaiso University, f A M.A., Northwestern University, Foreign Language, Department V Chairman. r rrs 1 GLENN A EVANS r pg . ji Bs., Monmouth College, MA., :W 'L ...A r V r'1- 1 University ot Chicago, Social Sci- ence, Department Chairman. 'F re .. E . ! ,J ' ,zng 'i'2 i ELLERY H. FROST BS., University ot Nebraska, M.A., University ot Chicago, Di- rector ot Trade and Industrial Education, Administrative As- sistant. DOUGLAS G. GRAHAM BS, Wisconsin State College, M.S., University ot Wisconsin, Astronomy, Geography. GEORGE FAHRENHOLZ BE., LaCross Teachers College, M.A., Northwestern University, Physical Education. DONALD J. GREEN BS., Morningside College, M.S., University ot Wisconsin, Elec- -i tronics, Adviser. ANTHONY GUTIERREZ B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- ,agir M versity,4 M,A., Northern- Illin-ois University, General Engineering Drawing. ' - ' f t f 'TEE Q -W 'F' -cs. 46 aw rw., . K N. .. -, , . .Q ,,. .L . E ,, W X ,A I .xi l if ' ' 'C' X 46. . ..,.- ' .4 '-as. .X...4-s -. g +1 . Q.- , ,J . . 5? .If :-.f,.f, , F K L.: . , fs,, 1aQi.s:9ssz.5:.:s5.grz11:- Mt Q-I--1'--Nar 1:w51-5 'K - X .- - . X v.zfjxT Q I 1- X r f- . 2 il . -',.., . I X -' N 5 '-if E ri . -li 53 Y 3-A V si C655 ' A ' ,ttf-ff . ,- -----'- BE., Eastern Illinois Universi , Business Education. . T 4 4 IN! O I' 'I i-ri i I 2 , .. iff 5 1,555 - an 'ff'- Zy 1 44' 5.1.5. ?f:'?, . ,Y N ,ir 1: W, g i' RICHARD HARDER ff'-2553.-ig, kly 5 OIS we jfs N VI: R Bs. in Ed., Ms. in Ed., iiim ' 1 .. 4:4 Q Q . Qwy-v. vw' L, State Normal University, Mcithe- I 1554 QQ '--:f- 1 matics. V. V, if-f,lfii5.l9' -Q kr- N, '52, S' ' .i............ , ' :', 1 I WM' DULCE M. I-IORNVALE 21 C I X ' BS. in Ed., Ohio University, Y. gi S p a n i s h . 4s f I CHARLES J. I-IARRIMAN B.A., Columbia College, M.A., - ' New York University, English. jj, ALICE HARTMAN BA., MA., University ot Illinois, M v gs Foreign Language. fs. 1. ' . . R - BRUCE N. HOUSEKNECI-IT 4 'L E .gd-gm . B.S. in Ed., Pennsylvania State University, MA., Eastman School ot Music, Music, Department Chairman. LEONARD L. I-IODGMAN BS., MS., Illinois State Normal University, Geography. BEULAH G. HOEEEI? BS., University ot Illinois, MA., Northwestern University, Physi- E cal Education, Department Chair- man. 451:19 DORTHE G. HUDZIETZ BBA., Texas Womens Univer- sity, M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity, Business Education, De- partment Chairman. MYRON HOLMGREN BA., Mankato State College, IMinn.I, MA., Colorado State College, Social Studies, Social Science. DONALD G. HOPKINS B.S., North Central College, M.A., Ohio State University, Assoc. of Science, Benton Harbor Junior College, Physics. WILLIAM L. HUGHES B.A., Evansville College, B.S, in Ed., Ohio State University, M.A., Indiana University, Botany. .LLL J 5 . 6 1 . . -Y ,. ff..,,,wf,. .1 ..,s-gsm rf - '- W. 'I g: ,R - ix.. C. 4 V , 'ff . ' -a ,W ' r af gf, A . 4 .xg Y 'x vm 3 .. Q bp 'K E I., ...I ,. . . V I K E255 f X ' its ' V1 4 4 Q xv 2 ,F . .--..,..q C .. 47 . - . R Q f '+:v.:,.4,.-- 41 R W . ,, -1 .- .,h. VR V., I J pg .-5 A. . I ' 53-sf' if '52 'Q'-. E. .. 123919 vm- i 2? - ty, . . , 4 w. 'lv' I rg ws .x X . . ,, 'X 1 imllgx A 5. X .-X Q A 'le W S ,X ' I ks XM 3 J X i 5 kv i X s 1' A is w .s E IW 'izlrg f..5,i5 S'r..-.Q bt ...,.f.,.v UI, P 1 1-iz . V -1 L i Iltrv, 1 MJ' 1 s, tiff. - - xx ,J -L ft 48 JAMES W. HURST B.S., M.S., Southern Illinois Uni- versity, History ELMER BA. in versity Illinois, viser. BURDETTE F. JOHNSTON BA., Monmouth College, M.A., State University ot Iovvci, Speech. WILLIAM W. KAHLE BS., University ot Illinois, MA. Northern Illinois University, Busi- ness Education. i J. JAMNIK B.Ed., Eastern Illinois Uni- ,M.S. in Ed., University ot Business Education, Ad- PRYCE L. KEAGLE BS in CE., M.S. in CE., Univer- sity ot Illinois, General Engineer- ing Drawing. JAMES KICI-IEESKI BS., M.S., Stout State College, Industrial Arts, Woodworking. PAUL O. JOHNSON B.A., Gustavus Adolphus Col- lege, M.A., University ot Wiscon- sin, English, Speech, Adviser. GERTRUDE KIRK B.S., MA., University ot Nebras- ka, Business Education. RAY KLOOTWYK BS., Iowa State University, M.S., Drake University, Physical Edu- cation. WILLIAM W. JOHNSON B.S., M.A., Northwestern Univer- sity, Psychology, Speech. EARL W. KURTZ BS., M.S., University of Wiscon- sin, Art, Department Chairman. MAX H. KUSTER BS., M.A. in Ed., University ot II- Iinois, Agriculture, Department Chairman. I' sv., ,i 'A R . N g X 2 N R '15 fn I I 6. K .V ..-fc -. Y' X H X, . XR ..,.. v . . 51, ' .. A - 'fx Q . , K flgzy , - . v' . MYRA LINDEN '12, 'll ' af -H. A A4-711' ii if ' I 'W 54, . 5 ' - ,-.5 4 X 1 IIA TB' X WV. V -- N U L .Vi 5, S A , S ' i W... Q. 5 1 ' 4 IE-Quail-f Q, I PETER LABELLA, JR. B.M., M.M., Eastman School ot Music, Music. MAYNARD E. LEATSLER B.S., M.S., State University of Iowa, Photography. HARRY D. LEINWEBER B.A., Hanover College, M.A., University ot Chicago, l-listory, Political Science. RUSSELL LEKSELL B.S., M.S., University of Minne- sota, Physical Education. PATRICIA A. LEMANSKI B.S. in Ed., Illinois State Normal University, Physical Education. NEIL M. LANCE B.S., M.S., University of Illinois, Physical Education. STEVE LENICH B.S., James Millikin University, MS., Bradley University, Techni- cal Drafting, Adviser. B.S, in Ed., M.S. in Eol., Illinois State Normal University, English. BEATRICE LANE B.S., University ot Illinois, Busi- ness Education. MELVIN J. LARSON B.A., Concordia College, M.A., University ot Chicago, Chemis- try, Department Head. MARCIE M. LONG B.A., Iowa State Teachers Col- lege, M.A., University ot Wyom- ing, Art. LOUISE C. LONGMAN B.S., Monmouth College, M.A., University ot Illinois, English, Aolviser. I ' , . 7 ff: 1,.: Jr ':'i . V vt s svss , .. . '. --- 'A A n l' A ' ' seg it-4.1. 3-,aff We . A Kiwi , ' ., MGX' i i 3 . -Q.. ..,.u . .f ',,A . f' Q , I f y Mm gi M., ,K .ks . A is-J -Q.1 . , z 'fi . .r ...,.., ..,, , 1 1 . :,'-fl' . ' . -fs.,-f . - - 1.15: jiiiwgagr-qfg.. . ., s ' - srl:-'Z--' . ' 'fmsi-., '-r -11 -f-S gs... ge m ,N , c Qmyh iffy: FAQ ' ' :Ng-gg-rx. Q, . .. . ,.,, it ' . I ' T ii N ,.., 1 .XY ......ff .f M V A 'Zi l 7' X 'A Vs 'N'--1.-' ' .s. 50 ..,+ s i ROBERT A. MALLARY BA., M.A., University ot Illinoisg Speech. LEROY MECAY B.A., BS., Lincoln Collegeg M.S. University ot lllinoisg Ecl.D., Uni versity ot Missourig Chennistry. AL MEYER BS., .Ioimes Miliken Universityg MS., Northern Illinois University, Physiccil Eclucotion, Athletic Busi ness Monoger. GEORGE R. MARSHALL BS. in Ecl., MS. in Ed., Western Illinois University, Mothennoitics. FRANK MILLER BS., University ot lllinoisg Physi- col Educotion. EVERETT C. NELSEN B.A., M.A., University ot Wiscon- sing Zoology. MELVIN E. MAY B.S., Wisconsin Stote University ond Institute ot Technologyg M.S., University ot Wisconsin, Mothemotics. NANCY A. NEWMAN BS., M.S., University ot Wiscon- sin, Home Economics. GORDON G. NIESSNER B.S., M.S., Stout Stote Collegep Electronics. DANIEL S. McCARTER B.A., Johns Hopkins University, M.F,A., Cotholic University, Dro- motics, Speech. FREDRICK C. NORLIN B.A., M.A., University ot Mis- sourig English. LEONARD M. ONSGARD B.A.,St. Olc1tCollegeg M.A., Uni- versity ot Wisconsing Physics. .f I . ' - . .tlsiqwrm 'I U s x I I , ti l ? i Q' Aviv I tv 1 -A 1 4. 'L .4 2 ' fa- . 2 .V . '.'-':?F'i, -L :Jeff s:,S1:.. ri, . .I ,-.i- , . --.i ,1,.,.,.,gg ,- z ,X ,gcc 2.54, . L .1 ijffyg' 3, i - 1. 1' Mi , .Q . A I X . ki Q' 33 :-1. v x X RQ , X Q' xi I X X N x tigsxw sit i sf' I i is It-.., ' 9I:L4Ii't 1: - I ,ir-iw. A .h 3-1. . ' wi -m R4 K .. r' I TT ' I a r P X L v. . jx . .P it X M Y -I-I r if K,- LQ I- ,I 'gli YI. i' in il lill 't ilt' .A 1 -I... ggi: I 'I i r . .ye I- it .,.wii.: 'vw 'I 'Wifi A ir -w i. W I . tif'-1- fit' '- f U-'i i iiiwltltfir-r.-.I-,Q . I f THOMAS C. PARISH B.F.A., University ot Pennsyl- vania, M.A., University ot North Dakota- Art. KENNETH P. PARKER V- '- .wt'W,:fr '- I. -. Y '1q4 r lf? 2124 . -' ' r EJ fi C , W3 ffl, , dm. -, B.S., M.A., University ot Illinois, TQ' Physical Education. CHARLES A. SCHOENKNECHT B.S., Western Michigan Universi- y .K , ty, M.A., University ot Michigan, A! Biological Sciences, Department Chairman. JACOB D. POTTGEN B.S. in Ed., Eastern Illinois Uni- versity, M.E., University ot Illi- nois, English. EDMUND C. PUDDICOMBE B.S., M.S., University ot Illinois, Human Anatomy and Physiolo- gy, Adviser. HENRY B. SIMPSON 4 ,H ff ' it B.A., Evansville College, M.A., University of Kentucky: Business L 'l'A 4 l A AM Law, Social Science, Adviser. ALFRED A. RAccHiNi ,y B,S., Stout State College, M.A., 'QM' l ' Northwestern University, Auto- 'L lll' I ' 'TT' motive Technology. W I ELIZABETH A. REVELL B.S. in Ed., Northern Illinois Uni- Nrlllx versity, Physical Education. will LOTTIE M. SKIDMORE B.A., Ottawa University IKansasl, B.S. in L.S., M.S., University of ll linois, Libraries and Audio Visual Aids, Department Chair VTTCIYT. CAROLYN A. ROHDE B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versit - M.S. Mankato State Col- Y, I lege, Physical Education. LOUIS J. SAKAL B.S., Springfield College lMass.l, M.S., University ot Illinois, Human Physiology and Anato- my, Adviser. BARBARA SMITH B.S., Eastern Illinois University, M.S., Millikin University, Busi- NESS. .., AUlllu......,,, 51 L Wi-L, 1, , GEORGINA SMITI-I eifzi' , . A B.S., Eureka College, M.S., Uni- versity ot Illinois, Home Eco- ' .Uk nomics, Adviser. .ik .V ffm' 'ur Qi g i f , , A, , .F MARY c. TAYLOR -. y A B.A., Chicago Teachers College, 1 MA., University ot Chicago, ' English, Psychology. VERA ivi. THALROSE H W B.A., Hunter College, M.A., New York University, Physical Educa- tion, VERA C. SMITH Ph.B., University of Chicago, MA., Northwestern University, English, Adviser. JAMES R. THOMPSON :Ti B.S., Rutgers University, M.A., Emory University, I-listory, Ad- .. viser. I' M I' JESTIN TRAI-IAN 3, BA., University ot Southwestern T- Louisiana, M.A., State University In g.., :,..: In in ot Iowa, French. A Qc . . A . - Jann F. STOBART i .,', I - BA., M.A., Southern Illinois Uni- 't fa . ..A K ,,,. 'I versity, English. .,,, , ,',' ROBERT A. tieuitt ..,,,.'-' r es. in Ed., Ms. in Ed., iiimois State Normal University, Geog- raphy. HELEN TWEEDLE BS. in Physical Education, In- diana University, Physical Edu- cation. JOHN J- SWAIEP STANLEY ic. TYRRELL B.S., M.S., Illinois State - r Normal University, Wrestling Coach, Sify, Physics' ARLENE URQUEHART University of ll- Iinois, M.A., Universi- ty of Florida, Physical Education. RUSSELL O. UTGARD B.S., Wisconsin State College, M.S., Univer- sity ot Wisconsin, Geology 52 B.S. in Ed., M.S. in Ed., Western Illinois Univer- ROYAL D. VAN TASSEL GEORGE R. WELLS E Ed.B,, Southern Illinois University, M.S., Uni- 'Q rsityotlllinois, Earth Science, Depart- ment Chairman. ff WENDELL D. WILLIAMS B.S., Eastern Illinois University, M.A., M.S., University ot Illinois, Mathematics, Adviser. B.S. in Education, Eastern Illinois University, M.S. in Sci- ence, lllinois Wesleyan, M.A. in Mathematics, Mathe- matics. ARTHUR A. WAGNER B.S,, University ot Michigan, M.S., University of Illinois, Botany. AUBREY A. WILLS B.A., DePauw University, Basket- ball Coach. ROBERT T. WILSON B.S., M.S., Illinois State Normal University, Electronics. HERMAN J. WALSER B.S., M.S., University of Illinois, Physical Education, Department Chairman. ROBERT J. WOLZ B.S., M.S., Northern Illinois Uni- versity, Business Education. CATHERINE WOOD B.A., Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity, M.A., Northwestern Uni- versity, Speech. ARTHUR L. WALTERS B.A., B.S,, M.A., University ot Minnesota, German. JAMES WALTZ B.A., Illinois Wesleyan Univer- sity, M.A., University ot Illinois. GLENN C. YOUNG B.S., Illinois State Normal Uni- versity, M.S., Oklahoma State University, Microbiology. LLOYD ZIMMER B.E., Wisconsin State Teachers College, M.Ed., University ot ll- linois, Technical Machine Shop. r, -Wm - I9 Lf 1 7 4 1 f H' 0' ' 9 4 'ay gk: . j A 43 'z . ,m, . ,cyst-tgwimwy A wasfwf ' f . ' - fha, 7 me K .- ' . ' I I 41 . . J ' X 'if' 23.1- 5:1- 53 ' sm ffm. The big boss said I was to .... Miss Lasinis, Adult Education Secretary. They'II never be able to trace it to my type- writer, says Mrs. Arford, Library Secretary. ' . P i.,. ,X ,L y ,, 1 The five most wanted women: left to right, Sondra Flint, Vir- ginia Patrnore, Vernette Comer, Kathryn DeJarld, seated is Grayce Stadler. Now, here's the set-up for our big surprise : Seated left to right, Beatrice Walsh, Laura Schumm. Standing left to right, Bessie Fisher, Pat Dieter, Leona Hrivnak, Marjorie Harrison. Remember when we gave the shot to the wrong patient? l'm still trying to forget. -Mrs. Ruthenbeck. -. mug MQ 9, A - f te h r i .. ' 3 re Q Qu, ' V ,: 'ff , f-N WW 555.4 .N MVK 'U' -I ,r A 1 Wf . ' ff e r- ' ,w,,,69. ' You iust try and get at those roast beet sand- wiches: lleft to rightl Kathleen Sweeney, Myrtle Pelkey, Rose Cordine, Kay Wiesiewski, Marge Carlson, Kate Stetanski, Ann Svazich. This would be a good place to put a floor plan and a St. Bernard. Bror Anderson, Ground anol Building Superintendent. sawmill O 7:30 a.m.- l've iust got to learn to whistle! That vvas the third taxi I missed. IOJIS a.m.- But my dear! I-low can you get Two plus two equals five on an add- ing machine? 3135 p.m.- lf you're going past a mail- box, would you please mail this for me? Miss Lane to Miss I-ludzietzf' k I P 6 i 'Tw ' I 2 r V- Q1- 8:OO am.- Did you hear what hap- pened in the hall yesterday? It seems that . . Miss Adler to Miss Hudzietz. , I I f -22 A ,Ni 1 I . ,MM .. .A he ' f li V. I, - - . .1 fs4',i' -' ' ,Y-f 'gflfiij 9' , ., -:12::,-:'- 'L ark . .EI Zi , ' ' :, ,:., .,: . Q ,,,,,:1 - ' Mu... ' tN -'f-t'-:-s?aa-'l- f W' f 'lf '+s-w.K..,,m ' , j -2-Q-., 2 -. ,- 'we-w, xx, ll:3O a.m.- That's all finished and not a typographical error on it. I wish my typing students could .... Really, I'm not selling anything! I live herel GOOD-BYE . 9:30 a.m.- This is a good candidate for my circular file. Tsk, tsk. What is the mail coming to these days? i 2:10 p.m.- I think vve've worked outa good schedule for you. Now, one more point. After years af faithful service, Miss Hucl- zietz leaves her many Joliet friends to make her home in Texas to live a life of leisure. . . . GOOD LUCK ff-7.7-f 7:00 a.rn. Are you sure This is orange juice? asks Mr. Evans. 1O:1O a.nn. I'd like to repeat that On- tario isn't a river: it's part of the Great Lakes. QA- 2:25 p.m. l'm sure I can help you. yi. 7:45 a.rn. I found our paper. The news- boy can pitch a no-hitter, but he can never find our porch. 12:12 p.m. Oh, where is it? . 'Z I4 95 v S I 5:00 p.m. Home after a long day. WhaT's for dinner? 8:15 a.m. Let's see. What can I put on today's quiz. Something the students didn't reaaI. I J ' ' lj'0:f -. in: 27: 'I IIA, 'F i 512 'Q' I 'X VA VA. su. v -, 4' -.No 4 5' 1:20 p.m. That was a delicious lunch! What was the mixture? Mr. Evans to Mr. Leinweber. After years of cheerful service Mr. Evans will Ioe able to relox and to finish his travels around the world. v-. . A. . 7 .7. A. W,,,. , ' 111321211 ' an N364 Wim, 'I ' , , . . .1 V ,i I . .1 .,AA, QQ.:- 'T 'W ' x,- KNSY x 'NK xt Xxx f The 1963 JJC Wolves are from left to right first row: 41, Don phy. Second row, 48, Tom Egly, 43, Chuck Gura, 51, Steve Strysik 55 Rick Patera 22 Jerry Newman 52 Bob Pederson, Keck, 29, Otto Sebby, 54, Lee Crittenden, 30, Jim Baranoski 28 Dick Dow 24 Ted Lincoln 20 Jim Koerner 37 Bob Furlan, 53, Dave Holmes, 32, Harry Scroggins, 27, Bill Keenan, 46 33 Joe Marconi 45 Jim Mackey 50 Ray Matesevac, 21, Bert Erickson, 34, Tom Hankinson, 42, John Young, 44, Vern Robin Dowse 35 Bob Olszta 38 John Irwin 39 Tom Mur- Voss, 31, Pat O'Connor, 47, Jim Quackenbush. The players of Joliet Junior College succeeded in compiling an impressive season. The JJC Wolves placed five players on the first team of the Illinois Junior College Conference. Vern Voss, de- fensive end, Bert Erickson, defensive middle guard, Jim Mackey, defensive line backer and offensive guard, Harold Scroggins, of- fensive half-back, Jim Quackenbush, offensive encl. Vern Voss carried away the most honors with his selection as the most valuable player by his team mates and his election as player of the year in the Illinois Junior College Conference. And the entire community share his pride in his being chosen for the first team Junior College ALL-AMERICAN. ' Result: A good runloock. '- KA vu , g I NP .LJ It 19' E X LX .1 Bti ' . ,Ja . A 8 all' v',. , . 17 l iii .I ff M'i Y ' - ,,,, vi gui' ar-4.2 M? Mx! 1 W 'W 1 ssss A 3 ff Y -. , 63-64 RECORD F' Conference: 3-2-1 Overall: 3-4-1 J.J.C. North Central B 14 Wright 13 Wilson 6 Ill. Norm. 19 Thornton 18 Morton 12 Wright 13 Wilson 19 Cogch Bell C1095 Over Stqtigtiqg, Result: QUCICl4EI'1bUSl1 heads ICOI' six pOlY1l'S. Result: A block by Voss, Bego rounds end. '- -.cf 1' ..,-'f.'t'Fff, . .. . -4- I .fu -mn-avr ,un ,. ir, - ,L ...mum 'vi . 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A -.., - . ,...,-z. r .- - eel ' gg , 17'--. 'S 1 X. 'M fy -- -ur f- ' 5- ,..- -.4-i. is .fan-'?,,,4-.9-1.4 . f5'f 4'1X fig: I nv ' ' fr 1' Wvf' ' f. ,',:vg QQ-1 L by ' rf? Dorfflefgo-iTbrec1ks. .1-wi .. -X S K E T B COACH MR. A. A. WILLS ' X i ASST. COACH MR. RE The 1963-64 season began as a rather slow season and ended with fireworks. The Wolves rolled up a 21-9 record as they swept victoriously through the sectionals. Fox Wills' regular starters were Boyce, Scubic, Leve, Greenbeck, and Walling. Boyce broke the team scoring records and was top rebounder, followed by Walling. Boyce and Walling also paced the team in free throws. Armstrong, Boyce, Greenbeck, and Verdun will be the only returning cagers for next season. .fl X SIRON Q 'PX 33-Don Verdun 35-Willie BOyCe 25-Rich Armstrong 55-Ray Ryan 15-Jeff Tyrrell . Xkwli' ' .,.,. . . . Xi T: T ' i 'erik Q rr 9 f . q t, ff is N3 I , I Q t E M, z.. x. 1 a-33l. A 'T fy 155 1, ist .f - 3 XXL Y, ,whl s-N gf ,J sy ,- V i it 5 If. rl l g 'V W . 1 N E ii' i N i A V. ' - K 'ix ' Q . il F i T 1 xr -. i 1 g A . 'rg ' , ' ' C' ' fel I are A A ,sf 64 . at X J.J.C. TAKES SECTIONALS J. J. C. 98 - 77 Purdue Ext. 104 - 109 Amundsen 75 - 56 Lyons T 81- 88 Bunker Hill AFB 1' 66 - 60 Lincoln T 70 - 72 Wright 1 13 - 95 Wheaton B 83 - 74 Lincoln 97 - 71 Canton 91 - 84 Wilson H 90 - 81 Benton Harbor H 76 - 106 Vincennes 100- 78 Milw. lnst. Tech. 90 - 68 Morton 73- 67 Blk. Hawk fMoline1 74- 70 Lincoln 72- 82 Crane i 14-Wayne Greenbeck 53-Dale Scubic frail ,L TW . fviiilriig' 1 f - - 5 E 4 1 xv 4 f il 1 g 5 1 K- Efv-1:7 2 Q agua ifX i.:. 4 L , ,Al H ff K ,f I .f y V L -J I .J '-.. 43--Roy Leve J.J.C. 85 - 81 Normal 102 - 59 Bloom 71 - 69 Elgin 89- 94 Milw. Inst. Tech. 94 - 80 La Salle 103 - 108 Wheaton B 92 - 114 Thornton 74 - 71 Purdue Ext. 80- 93 Ill. State B 82 - 78 Wright 126 - 84 Springfield 'H 81 - 57 Morton 'H 84 - 80 Thornton 'Chanute Tournament MBenton Harbor Tournament Hklkfk Sectional V Tournament 54-Rich Walling 23-Rick Offerman V' vm . , A 5 lk' ' ix 1t E QummrE 1 X A 1 . ' 1 3 l: Si mi I in gg I ,I ,af . 5 'Q , P, 3 l Q Mfg 5 , ,. K 'X Y 5, eff in L, In .. 12- ' .T 'K si ill ' 1 I , xr s-5 is fi! ...ww Lx Q4 ml? 5' 3 'I :sud li'2Q4 f 1 1+ -x ' 1: lg 2? .. ' if F, Q Q 1' xx. 14.p:,N...,. vnv.q.-if ....,,..... wmigh. 1. X . 9-if 1,1234 is if -3 i. .:l H ' Y J I 1 h i lil-Inn EXTRA JJC TIES FQR IST AT NATIONAL TOURNEY fi 5 6' '1 , Q? Bob Furlan Milt Thomas T37 Pound I47 Pound Nat'l Champ Nat'l Champ WRESTLING 'I963-64 DUAL MEETS JJC 29 Wilson J.C. 3 29 Illinois Inst. of Technology 3 North Central I4 ' 34 Milwaukee Institute of Technology O ' 46 Black Hawk O ' 39 Augustana 3 ' 34 Milwaukee Institute of Technology O ' 39 Wilson J.C. 0 ' 29 Northern Illinois U. 3 ' 38 Illinois Wesleyan U. 2 U. of Wisconsin Jv's I3 f' 26 ' 24 ' 38 Western Illinois U. Jv's O 30 Southern Illinois U. fFroshi 9 WORTHINGTON, MINN., FEB. 29, T964 The Joliet Junior College Wolves tied for first place with Northeastern ISterlingj Colorado Junior College in the National Junior College Wrestling Tournament. Before coming to Worth- ington, JJC Wolves had a successful season with a thirteen-win no-loss record. In addition to Milt Thomas and Bob Furlan plac- ing first in their weights in the nationals, the JJC matmen had other top winners. Marty Clegg at I23 pounds placed secondg Jesse Edwards at lI5 pounds placed third, and Vern Voss at I9l pounds also took a third. Left to right: Jesse Edwards, Marty Clegg, Sam Epps, Bob Furlan, anc Milt Thomas. Left to right, second row: Rod Landorf, Ray Matesevac, Tec Lincoln, Vern Voss, and John Manner. ,r,. Y 4 ct: 'R I is S in! 1 72 , First row, left to right: Jesse Edwards, Jerry Newman Imanagerl, Andy Bustin, Rick Reese, Marty Clegg. Second row, left to right: Rod Landorf Richard Orr, Pat O'Conner, Jesse Gutierrez, Tom Kosmeral, Sam Epps Third row, left to right. Mr. John Swalec Icoachl, Ray Matesevac, Tec Lincoln, Bob Furlan, Vern Voss, John Manner, and Milt Thomas. v sf 'uf'5hmuu1xcsmw4m.--.1www.m mwxmmw-.mwisgg 3 7 if v V YH. I ox , 14 2' 4: 37 A .. ' 2 Q , I .,A K 32,5 V 'A' ,, WT' 154.55 TENNIS This year's team has a big record to live up to. The T963 team swept the Illinois Junior College Conference with ten wins and no losses. Dwight Toland took first in the singles in the conferencep Bill Smilie and Dave Hicks placed second in the doubles. For the second year in a row, the National Junior College Championship matches were held in Joliet. Owing largely to the careful planning of Mr. Herman Walser, Athletic Di- rector of JJC, and to the diligence and energy of Coach Harold Howie Scheidt, the matches were a success that brought credit to JJC. Neither Mr. Walser nor Mr. Scheidt will be with JJC next year. After many years of dedi- cated service to the iunior college and the high school, Mr. Walser has elected to assume duties as athletic director at the West Campus of Joliet Township High School. Mr. Walser's many years of effort have brought to our JC athletic program a vitality that is rivaled only by the excellence of its achievements. Mr. Walser, right, congratulated Mr. Scheidt on his undefeated championship season. I' '25 QL I n I df in ,PN DEAN ROWLEY GREETS CONFERENCE CHAMPS LR Dove Hncks Decm Rowley Bob Soleg DWlghTTolc1r1d Bull Smulne Cooch Scheudf Al Levermg w .A 5 , 'T I , ' il 4 . 'N , 339 ,gt ., .. ,141-,.--.V ' J, ' , T' Q -Y .x 'f ' 1' ' ' ' 3 'lx' - :1 .,., . , Y , , .Q i .. . . H. , ----c , ..:..,- 'YT 'V 1 ,sl 1 ,- ,- Ml I I Re-ciclying for the match. XZ' K K ss.-is - - r - 7 Q . an ,C Qwsg as X - Qui rw I' U Q f .r 5 W A 5 i . Q . 2 Q ' N, 4w1'5f's-new F- r ' , -'fc '.S,lsSI.1iww'4 ' ' Fblfflslif---glr' f'? f-T1-1 M- 1, 7 r F' ,ss 1 Wi- . v . A 'Q ' ' - ,V , . W - I : ,. N . .Q Q, ,Y y sivfif i www Nwwf fffiw , . 'i '..1.-I .- --X. W H--J ,,L. -iv--V 4' ' an N , V. x. i .1 .ping-i 1-A K X-sh, -1 51- A i-:vt-?'fEfKgfvi'rE,.'T214f.i2if3isx - ri rg WSF. t?Pf5'i4f,' .Nw ,gj,,,f,mw1i:Q.w 2 1 ran 4 ,sian - alfa ,-,Iam -4: 1 'J . ,. ul I i' 1'2fz-'5Q?I 'f:,,gijfllljl ,ff X- 411. 2N'as-fggiifo i 'Sizes-F:t..,,1..-,., V' 5'.f'g,V2.5ji.. ', '.L-Qasxi gf, V pe r:,ge' .f f 5,SQ.,.m3 f :Jigs JN ' 'Z.3i'i6'g '..? c.. ,..l. -'.4..m .fb.i?'l..fib.i ,iii .., W if' -'JJ Bovvma n tees oft. fi G! .L Q ,,,....---f-'-' . . -D ,Jaw Agazzi tries for a hole in one. 72 The team. from L, to R., Gary Bowman, Bob Agazzi, Rich Armstrong, Jim Fenton, Art Kimmel, John Dolal, Larry Bak, Coach Marshall Erickson. GOLF The high point for JJC's golf team of '63-'64 was the National Junior College Athletic Association Tennis Tournament held here at Joliet. Coached by Mr. Marshall Erickson, JJC's team came away with a fourth place in the national tournament, and Ron Peterson of JJC placed fourth in the individual scoring with 282. In the fall JJC completed a six win-four loss season in the Illinois Junior College Conference. Rick Armstrong, a tournament medalist, came away with on impressive average score of seventy-four in the conference. Bob Agazzi crowned his second year of play with JJC by tying for third in the individual conference scores. ,- .Sig 1 9'-'nj X -ss lr a ,.. h 'LA e 'i-,Q Q .- , -44 1 ,., Tis, -f ,. ' - S' . Xi .' T: Q sh ,i . 12 ' Q ', 'i y' r .s A .ag-bv 3 . 4 ' ,Q .ng - s '25 .A 1 M .'.w,.. - , A . 6 l an li . Ni ,I , i-Q o :ij' Q 'I f ., 1 JI- -In 4-a '- .w..w ,-' -Wg..-W J -. . 0 lr I Maii+:sse.sce.:. , , , f l y-- - ':-'.+:i.:s- ' 5 -fr - - .C ,, .1 - N . w f ' , ' .- . . .T-fx, is 'NC' ., - - J -Q . , -fQeHcs'm-v.se Q-f1,s - .f,..A-- ,349 , ,.,x,f. - .,-psw. gif.,-5 ,,,,- fs- 11.537 fin T: ..,L :,,,-. F LJT ap. , - w-ff-'1.'-'S'g2f+ 'f.z4l'54'1g5 i A-1-Q '--i 'a?? 'l, TFQSL m'L2.'i1sr-,-f:f '1'- 'Y'-' 'Ayn-41:E'i5.,,i.? 2 .iz-1.5 f Wwe 1:-.rvify-G 9- L 1 . cg ,H ' 'v . ' ' E552 er ir .5'f3- . ri 1 5 ' ' 'V' M . Armstrong shoots for the green. The nineteenth hole. -1 If Ezra 3' 'ir - ., nn I 6 .Q , '- r ---'H 1 I .. V ' ' Q bf' r r ,fl ff' V 1 .gram if QQ f J 1 41 'Lo rf- ,,ii' - ,J W A S? M ' . , mv, .M - NAL. ,,,.:,,.,.,', ,, -lc , , ,Ag f- .,ff,:3g?g5- .,g, T-':.-, T , t.f,,., , ,5 Airs.. -f w.w..,N 1 A-fn --,tis vw N .. , ,Q sg. ,,vs.:.1 aq1,2fZ,..,,:, m,5 --4 13. L, ', fs r ,mf Q X 'f . 9 xv 1 V 4 'Q ,,li...:3L :NWA ,-.23 455 CHEERLEADERS Stiff muscles, hoorse voices, ond frozen noses ore common oil- ments to the JJC cheerleoolers. These six girls ond Miss Elizobeth Revel, their sponsor, put in hours of extro time perfecting their routines. In ooldition, they ottend oll footboll ond bosketboll gomes ond oll home wrestling motches, os well os speciol events throughout the yeor. SUE GRIMPE ANN GRINTON PAT JOHNSTON MARY CRESTO 2 'l E 2 fl 'Quay , A - 4. ,.. ,,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,, - f wiki--it-vrfnewncw. igjglun , Ad .. '2-5 -gm.-:N M- X 'u.L55g . 5 ' ' W QQ C 1 K , , x 'f - Q L. 1 .. h K -X 5351. 'Wil L .Ip 3 7.9.1 V , Y, r 'K w2au:'sfKf - . 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VA L .sxskmwnvf-52645-...qY??.L'g..-- -'- Mwawqqwlm W VMWAWV ,fu M, X, ' ,Q . 1 -H, Xgphfw ,S mi 5 N z .!,,. ' -in Q 513 ik' 5 ' 9:9 Q -. px .f 2:- NN4f ., V L E 0,31 4 We gg-vrmg ' 'M -.vs ,Q , x. xl - 'R 'P Yves. . ua:-2111.1 -ir' ,-G,-.:,1g::1, :,,'1-f.. .1 ' Z , v ,. A---...mi ZJVFQ ze w g Q ,Mt -ba .f a ' -- .ku , YWW :GNL A M vu. CE VANS JGYEDITOR X l 1 'if1'l , ll,li ill l I . Nix? fl? Q in ffl: 1.4 N-em.. .L Social Council left to right: Fearless Leader, Mr. Zaida, Shir- ley Leuthner, Barb Blood, Garth Thompson, Ann Grinton, Barb Booth. Those not present are Terry Zeismer, Sue Raddatz, Judy Neutzman. Student Council is the nucleus of Joliet Junior College. This council, our governing body, consists of ten in-district representatives, three out-of- district representatives, one representative from each club, and all class officers. All business concerning dances, assemblies, elections, apportionment of budgets, recognition of new clubs, and other activity problems are dis- cussed at the weekly Tuesday-morning meetings. This year Student Council has been concerned with many things. Now that J.C. will not be so crowded with the two new high schools, planning for next year's available space has been taking place. The Space Committee has been planning for new lounge and smoker areas plus other rooms. Don Dixon and Jan Fuhrman dividing the Book Exchange money between themselves. -if ...Z I ms. if 4 Member left to right: Larry Peet, Mary Ann Ross, Frank Lion berger, Terry Zeismer. This year's Book Exchange has been successful enough for two scholarship awards to deserving students-each for two hundred to two hundred and fifty dollars. The Leadership Conference this fall was fol- lowed in March with an Illinois Junior College Conference at Bloomington to investigate common problems and problem solving within the iunior college. Attempts are being made to organize Young Republicans and Young Democrats parties. Towards the end of the year, a Constitutional Revision Committee will investigate the constitu- tion for necessary changes-striving always for a more efficient and effective student governing body. Campaign posters for Student Council elections. T .Ll . ,,,..,--Q S- , , ,F E 1 i if' 1 5 f , I ei of c may X-gl get - J. if .. ea . - 2 - L ' 2 5. .,:f bi ' -.' T . .x V .W--a....'.,p ,.f-- 5? . New Student Council members, left to right. Kathy Pickett, Members, left to right: First row, John Young, President Don Jesse Gutierrez, Judy Williams, those not present are Lydia Dixon, Ken Carlson, Tom l-lankinson, Chuck Marshall. Second Joyce, Garth Thompson, Emily Williams, and Larry Buldak. row, Donna ROSS, Jan Vandermarlf, Cheryl Crabtree, Jan Fuhrman, Sue l-licks. Third row, Linda Sandbloom, Secretary Barb Booth, Linda Jones, Sue Raddatz, Mary Cresto, Nancy Sheets. T f X X A x Xa VO' lr' XX 1 XX X , X Officers, left to right: Secretary Barb Booth and President Don Mr. Zaida, our Fearless Leader. Dixon, and Vice-president Ray Matesevic who is not present. V. X ' EN f. -47? Rx t- . r- tk, V- ' as .A ,, . ,,,.. , ,. ..,. ,...,.,,,,.. X 2. . 'Afrfr . :-za' -113255995-:friisgsws., . X ' H .- X ' ,Y ' . - . - ff Y X -' Nf,g.::QX2'ff:'vR5t - rr'-'-at vw - '. 'MX .. 95:55 2: 4 I fiIEA:xrafflalr-Piiii-:'.,1sV , tg Q x - . s f :Q,.q2fq3.-is ,I V? '25 .gk XC . Q. ix. 53,15 V 'ff X -' Q, fx, wsxiws- A - - 1 Q P use r , P si - X X f-W-mspnwi' 15:5 I V X gs yr-e CJ v-.frf5...fi-5.15 zwygrgq -C . .fr ,?I:Q35lSYS5f1 ' , w av . . Y A .. Vx'-..x.A . . -Rv v V .- Su .. 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Blazer staff, left to right: Mary Beth Sullivan, Eileen Gleason Joyce Evans, Nancy Seiler, Juoly Williams lEditorl, Lollie Efner, Pat Garrison, Karen Behling, md2s.s.,,s . i.x i. x fd, R: N l , .5 c .Sz , TQ 'S f ' fz r -if Y Ng swf., , f Q - . ii... i T Ars. Virginia Patmore, Press Club sponsor- Press Club's Right l-land! ress Club, left to right, Front row: Jan Vandermark, Tessie Heubach, aula Sandburg, Shirley Leuthner, Lynn Spenser, Terry Gray. Back aw: Mr. Burke, Joe Baltz, Karen Behling, Pat Garrison, Lollie Efner, lorma Barone, Merwyn Loy, Francis White, Mrs. Patmore. H4211-.M Press Club is composed of members interested in the dif- ferent phases ot iournalism. Those who participate come to have a deeper understanding of what goes on behind the scenes ot writing newspaper copy, editing the finished yearbook, and writing in general. The Press Club takes care of The Blazer, our monthly news- paper, Cthis year consisting of special issues onlyj, the Casuals, our tri-weekly news sheetp the Shield, our yearbook. ln addition the club indulges in the usual amount of parties and fun trolics. Besides providing students with experience in journalism, the club plays a very important role in the lite of our iunior college by being the means of communications. Coseclitors Shirley Leuthner and Tessie l-leubach and Business Manager Mervvyn Loy: Say that again . . 3 4.1- F' ,,gg:j :,'A-2 il Activities Editor Kathy Shaw, Organizations Editor Joyce Evans and Photographer Garth Thompson: What do you mean only one picture from three rolls? N 1 r- Q THF o, -ss J, X x X x CJ! X 11 lm ml 1U X 1 Sports Editors Roy Shulenberg and Bob Cary Wha'clya mean 'wrong' gym? Sophomore and freshman sections editors Minnie Wisneski and Mary Fran Jones 'lFinally . . . were finished . . . SN! Photographers .left Tyrrell and Joe Baltz This is a tripod? To be or not to be . . . l ? says Lynn Spencer to Gerry Buldak. f':.:.'-:Ae-frss, -1 jg ' N47 Q . i i l l X, W y y. 5.1, G' Lett to right: Don Dixon, Larry Peet, Minister of the Exchequer Judy Wil- liams, Ken Carlson, Scribe Shirley Leuthner, Strategist Martha Svendsen, Minister to the Council Larry Buldak, and, not present, Grand Strategist Garth Thompson. Lett to right, front row: Gerl Minnick, President, Mrs. Pearl Larson, Gladys Hughes, Helen Patrick. Second rovvz Allen Suggett, Ralph Shroba, Lee Fears, Sponsor Mrs. I-lornvale, Student Council Representative Dave Che- lini, Charlene Pasteris, and not present, Vice President Fred Mumaugh. Qfsfs' 'X 3 f xx 1 XG U, XG f i xx I' XX ff The Chess Club is a newly organized club this year. It was formed merely for the enioyment of the game and in order to make available chess matches for those who care for this challenging game. Students of Spanish became interested in the people who speak this language, thus the Spanish Club was formed. Through discussions and visual aids these students come to know the customs of the Spanish-speaking peoples through the en- thusiastic guidance of Mrs. Hornvale. si-i ,k X5z V7 x0 41 x V71 X0 I l i I N I XX 1 XXX-Z!! i Q. ,x . rx -f wi f z :- 4- ' .XYL--M-:A 5 , ., ' ' - r ,. W k.-4. . X-. .. ,r Yr: Y- 5:19 gegmwi.. ggi., N. N f as , r R,,9?'Qe: N , SY H Y 'W ' .f 'S , Z ': 3. If i 'N OFFICERS: Left To right are Sue Hollister, presidenfg Tessie l-leubach, seci'e'rary4Treasurer, Marci Harmon, vice-president. Mrs. Grace Brewer, laculry adviser, guided The activities of The eighiyefhree SEA. members during The 1963-64 school year. ,wg 82 Row one: Left To righf Sue Sfrauiz, Barb Purdy, Charlene Menfzer, Cheri Douglas, Shirley Solley, Jim Glima, Jim Shuba. Row Two: Barb Jager, Mary Fran Jones, Pai White, Linda Fracaro, Sue Costa. Y k wif . ,L .ug-10, 2 T Row one: Vicki Smith, Cheryl Locke, Shirley Leuthner, Sherry Jen- sen, Joan Gustafson. Row two: Glenn Hughes, Dick Walsh, Sue Hollister, Phil Branshaw, Tessie Heubach, Bob Maszak, Rich Meyers. Affiliated with the Illinois Education Association and the National Education Association, the Joliet Junior College Student Education Association is de- signed to advance interest in the profession of teach- ing and to promote the cause of education in gen- eral. Mrs. Grace Brewer, faculty adviser, guided the eighty-three S.E.A. members during the crest of their C,- p,TIO B y asf' ' ivxv 44,11 xcsx I- :I X22 EX is st f Iyxx ff O Nl x fx iii s ',, - .l. ,Q- 1 Row one: Karen Gora, Kay Downing, Jane Stephanich, Carol Walser, Helen Novotny. Row two: Terry Ziesrner, Barb Blood, Carol Mirenic, Sylvia Lundin, Janet Rogel, Bev Startz, Frank Lionberger. annual activity: Teacher Appreciation Day and Amer- ican Education Week. During their monthly meetings, the members listened to speakers, watched films, and participated in panel discussions. But there was time for fun: the members attended hayrides, and their float won the most-beautiful prize in the home- coming parade. 83 ? x Pow onei Shirley Leuthner, Barb Larsen, Mary Ellen Zabala, Treasurer Judy Schempt, Sherrie Douglas, Phyllis Clark, Barb Benson, Secretary Judy Nuetzman, Susan Hensel, Linda Sand- bloom, Renee Sherman, Linda Jones, Kathy McComb, Barb Booth, Andrea Almasy. Row two: Joan Dawson, Sue Grimpe, Sue Latocha, Linda Davis, Pat Vogen, Diane Ball, Elley An- tonini, Sylvia Lundin, Bev Startz, Sue Rodgers, Paula Sandberg, Lynn Spencer, Charlene Potter, Kathy Shaw. Row three: Rita RCO f I 0 ,-c I Oxf' xxlto 5 Neo I ..: in 'BX ,lr ff ,Q X fi x Lil Wolf, Bob Wolf, Glenn Hughes, Glen Converse, Ron Kotik Ernest Beavers, Ray Potter, Dick Dow, Dan McCarthy, Phil Pel- louchoud, Russ Ghilain, Jessica Karales. Row tour: Dr. Del- linger, Larry Mason, George Porter, George Miller, Phil Stutz, Ken Wagner, Frank Treseder, Kas Stogis, Tom Hankinson, Presi- dent Ron Silc, Vice-President Thom Barber. Accompanists Sandy Anderson and Cheryl Eaton. 1 The Joliet Junior College Choir is a busy organization of fifty-five members. The students are a Dedicated group, people who are in music because they love it and not because they have to be. They work and play together. Their annual activities consist of an annual tour composed of stage band, choir, selected soloists and a panel which tours surrounding schools-this year, Lockport Township, Lockport West, Plainfield, and J.T. iuniors and seniors. Also there is a Junior Women's Club Christmas Concert. This year is their T5th anniversary. A Spring Musical is performed. Then, of course, there are the usual picnics and parties. Doc: All right, kiddies, hoolld it. W-:XA fs' ,,.. IW ,. 'W 9' 5-.''W-KEEP55E5 :'1Q5:53i 'I ' . 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V ,W fy., . .,, , 5 A Q ix l -Ai I giiffumgwf f'f 3 AA. uf- vu,- M l' 4' . - Rs N a.,,...... 1+ mvrr, ffl' '- f v .M If '4 . ,gi M ,- ,, .4 ' . I 11 , X4 . 5 '11,5,, . V , f j' 5 - S -I ss ., - K 5 2 S5454 ' I S 4 Sf' J ' M., we-A 'K 1 N 3 , ,Q L 1 QW +C 5 5 ' -FF-I' 2EZ'2'2-fi r- ' T E 'ff':: - . , -I I ' Y -' 'pf' V k. f, xx fw 'r, ff 'Y' P ,Q raw Sitting down: Bob Martin, Joe Newman, Joe Mcirconi, Jim Bega, Jim Manners, Pres. Bob Furlan. Standing: Mr. Paul Siron, Student Council Rep. John Young, Jim Fenton, Sec.-Treas. Dave I-lolmes, Jim Petterson. Not present was Jim Baranouski, V.P. Lett to right, behind car: Jim Wellmen, Roger Tracy, Jack Wiclce, Chuck Marshall, Student Council Representative, Jerry Frattini, Phil Bielcich, Events Director, Lee Bettenhciusen, Ron Smego, Milton Sheffield, Al Zan- zola, Al Chesko. Front ot car: V.P, Bill Piner, Pres. Mike Lenich, Sec. Ken King, Treas. Ray Friday. Not present: Rudy Yurkovich, Don Stetanich, Bob Doggett, Rick Momper, Jim Zenke. 'QR Sr ses csc s r w-x -A r ra y-..i i.. .,-. - 'P 'TP f '- .gm V --Q ,-sg,,-.:ifcg.-...-sm-.iss...gf-.31 if .. - 1 -- - Q. : 5EQf-. st: :.,.rgs,,.-2:..e5:.:::ss,f.L2:2e' D ' A ' X . - H f, -'-- w e , . TEN-i.sz :zz-:.4-Q 1: X rgfgwe :- x- 555' Q: -,y y - 4, gl-mfg-sig-5 3-:gg . .jg-.,::,-:Q-5.21g:j:::E:5.R.::,53-2.15, , ' f -ts ts -2-My :sp , ,. Q 'f 'Sw A- -X-A N ' N N 35. .fir-: NX:i?t--1:8-g:'.2--fm.-:gf ss - 1. :gig-,j me :iyw'wssQ.E,:,- e i. , A 5' M 523591 fi . fig? 'wii' P ZQM its-T ' 6 s bf NXE N 'S If XX xc? X sf ig, lx ll XX f x X ,ff The Letterman's Club provides a bene- ticial service to JJC. This club keeps the scholastic and athletic standards of our athletes high. They provide awards to de- serving athletes, and they promote ath- letics. The three most valuable player awards, a merit athletic award, and letter iackets to deserving athletes are given. The J.J.C. Motor Sports Club is com- posed of members interested in automo- bile events and other activities associated with sports cars and sports car clubs. The club's program consists of business meet- ings, movie programs, guest speakers, and rally and other speed events during the school term. SPQRQ, Q-, 'Tx koi! Xxg 01' XC i iw x I xx 1 xx ff 514 l X 5 E R 'S x X f X f X y X I-u 1 l rp ' l l f N 1 N f X I X 1 -v 1 The JJC Engineer's Club consists of all those enrolled in an engineering curricu- lum. The purpose of this organization is to acquaint these students with the various phases of the engineering field in order to insure them of a steadier footing in their challenging future career. At each of the monthly meetings a qualified professional engineer from the area is invited to speak to the group. The game of bridge stimulates the mind, and it is also a social asset. For this reason the Bridge Club was formed. The weekly meetings provide social contacts and a chance for a stimulating evening. XQGE- Cl XZ SX f X ll XX I l X I X fl N f XX If Left to right: President Don Stephanichg Lydia Joycey Vice-President, Al Zanzolag Treasurer Jim Mandel, Bob Barta, Roger Balug. Row two: Bill Pinerg Norman Bradleyg Secretary Rudy Yurkovich, Phil Biekichg Don Bach- mang Sponsor Mr. Pryce Keagle. Left to right: Secretary-Treasurer Emily Williams, Student Council Repre- sentative Tom Hankinson, Andy Bustin, Vice-President Cheryl Locke, and John Young. Not present: President Helen Novotny. Y' ' ' I iTii'IIi?' '- f Ziff: 'fix S-:1:1-is , W ' v. .' ::,.-5 7 gi C.. ,::g.,.. , I 'gl Z:'1'QE.f:5.TI' refs, - reefs: . . 2:22 i 1 was ' fi - ' '- ,- -P '- ...EiE:2:1:i-.f i ' ' K 1 .. , , 'ff . ,,-.,2-'--fs . ,rs 'ac s- Q f ,55'fiiii'W- vg:'s6 L 5 ..5ET-Xt' Seem.-sw' - 'X' ' -H-NW' f5:5:Tfg2321:gs sg: -' :::F:x ' . 455.235 , , iss-. 1.1 -A, :-:':'::,. ,- -' 'I f ' . 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All forms of business, social and otherwise, are discussed by the members of the JJC Associated Business Club at their bi-monthly meetings. Under the sponsorship of Mr. John Corradetti, these students enrolled in business courses find a social as well as an academic out- let through the activities discussed and planned by the club. Skating parties and dances are among these. Speakers, such as public ac- countants and managers ot various businesses from the Joliet area, make the students aware of changes and advances which are taking place in the tield today. Field trips to local corporations and smaller businesses are also ar- ranged and geared to prepare the members ot Business Club tor their eventual entrance into this com- petitive field. President Merwyn Loy, Secretary-Treasurer Merwyn Loy and Mrs Corrcldettl Karen Gora, Vice-President John Dolak. Sitting: Judy West, Janice Rauworth, Pat Vogen, Sue Raddatz, Jan Rasmussen Standing: Duane Andreasen, Dich Dow, Ron Oldan, Bernie Kallai Bill Donovan , , . f. , , .... , WWW: ww P si -- -- tl , WN' t 3 7 fb 7-.54 ' -1 f - ---- 3 .. ,, ,,,V,...,....,..,...,,,,.,V , W ,, , .:,...,i,,i.f ....,. .Tiny fic, ' ' ' 7 r 4'5??:77T'f5:::2::'ZZ,'..'.':l 1-5121.5 .t:' Stewart, Donna Leggero, Cheryl Crabtree, Row one: Donna Joan Dawson, Francis White, Dr. Richard Tarizzo, Jerry Marvick, Mary Lou Zabbale, Kathy Pickett, Kathy Sitterd. Row two: .lay Wilson, Kathy McComb, Jerry Spreitzer, Mary Knapp, Carol Muren, .lack Viecelli, Tony Matesi, David Hooper, Dwight Volling, Bob Koch, Chuch Marshall, Debbie OFFICERS, Lett to cil Representative, -,-1 -fi T -W Y 5 - : ik K . 7, .mx ,. K .I I SRI.. 3 - v s w. , . - . ,C ... ,A N8 , at C P M , :Q.i,-gps, f s X x -: .x i . 111 i- 5 i if'.--ve vis -'f ' 2 9. lg. 5 isx.,ll N9 Sherman. Row three: Bill Gench, Ken Skinner, Denis Daven- port, Joe Marconi, Martha Svendsen, Allen Holden, Dave Wysuch, Chuck Schneider, Gary Bowman. Row tour: Jerry Earnest, Joe Sula, Chris Geritano, Wayne Wade, Mark Cor- win, Bob Partak, Terry Wiseman, Don Dixon, John Sweet- man, Tom Lamby, Dave Wiseman, Steve Bryan. right: Cheryl Crabtree, Student Coun- Vice President, Terry Wiseman, President, Donna Stewart, Don Dixon, Treasurer, Donna Leggero, Secretary. Of, M. V 5:5146- . K C ,.1a-mi. T Ax' X S my . X X rr -X 'Z' ' T , X A - MW? - M 5 -. My N New C .. s C 5125,-f.: fc lVl.E,Dfc O ,f xX4 is U5 1 wg' X l Z l IQ 'at '- QXNX fc-5? fr X uf ' 0: S Students of Medical Science under the sponsorship and co-sponsorship of Edmund C. Puddicombe and Glenn Young are 125 strong this year in active mem- bership. During the past sixteen years these national pioneers have established a program at Joliet Jun- ior College through which several hundred students have gained thousands of hours in practical training and experience in their prospective medical fields. They have earned approximately one-third of a mil- lion dollars through part-time employment as surgical orderlies, student pharmacists, physical therapy as- sistants, iunior medical technologists, autopsy assist- A few S.M.S. members caught inside warming up at Donna Stevvart's recreation room at Christmas Party. is - 'rf Eff 1 Mr. Puddicombe explains the College of Pharmacy display. ants, blood bank workers, medical records librarians, X-ray assistants, emergency room orderlies, ortho- pedic assistants, and medical secretaries. Incredible as it may seem, students of this organi- zation have undertaken more than 100 trips in the Chicago area to professional schools, clinics, hos- pitals, and pharmaceutical manufacturers without missing a single class. Physicians, dentists, pharmacists, nurses, mor- ticians, and medical technologists, speak to the stu- dents at the weekly S.M.S. meetings. Clinical medical films are also viewed at these meetings. S,M.S. visits first annual drug fair at Silver Cross Hospital . 'L f'3 S f':l,':: S: f K Z, 5. ,rj-1 , , Q.-9, , 'gk QLLE , F y . 'Y' C, --N I X Q!! xx? , 7' 01, X7 1 X-4 Zl lm Dx fm Ax ,Ho Xxxs-,ff s--fi OFFICERS, left to right: Jon Fuhrrnon, Sfudenf Council representa- 'riveg Judy Willioms, Secretory-Treosurer. Rowone:Sl1oron Young,Apl1i'odiTe Ninos, Shirley Leufnner, Goyle Sfeplien, Koren Goro, Poulo Allen, Don Dixon, Jim Pelfon, Roy Glosscock, Clworlene Gerson, Donno Peterson. Row two: .loner Carpenter, Lorry Peef, Sponsor Mr. Doniel McCc:rTer. if wur if? 92 rf Wi Y' ia '-gs ' 1 S , p-.4 L 14. if V Where else? More than 1,000 hours are spent accumulatively each year by the Junior College Players under the sponsorship of Daniel McCarter in the production ot one three-act play and several one-act plays. Stu- dents interested in all phases ot dramatics find an op- portunity to learn more and to participate actively in some particular stage ot the art. A general knowl- edge of make-up, costuming, direction, dramatics, scenery and lighting, coupled with a sense of re- sponsibility, selt-contidence, and success after the show goes on are the treasures awaiting all J.C. Players. This year at Christmas time the Players practiced the spirit ot giving in a very special way, they brought enjoyment to many children's groups in Joliet through the presentation ot Winnie the Pooh. As these students continue to give of themselves through their talent, J.J.C. students continue to watch and enioy them with pride. ,M Ray Carpenter, Sue Latosha, and Shirley Leuthner in Winnie the Pooh. Lett to right: Jan Fuhrman, Larry Peet, Judy Williams, Judy Nuetzrnann, Ray Carpenter, being initiated into J.J.C.'s Alpha Psi Omega, an honorary dramatics fraternity. 'Wie ,erm Q szzmsf ww: f,,.w .intra . asgwser X wx xi T fam 9-rwsfx . Q 41 ,, qw x mf' 3 3 fe-...X ' z SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS I I l .. w Mr. President Miss Secrefcxry-Treasurer Mr. Vice-Presidepf Terence Ziesmer Merry Ann Ross Grover Manheim SCPHOMORES A SAMUEL ADKINS ROBERT AGAZZI CARL R. ANDERSON SANDRA K. ANDERSON Pre-Educotion: To Arizono Stote U. From Joliet Township, Boosters l,2, JC Choir l,2, Accomponist 2, SEA 2, JC Ploy- ers l,2. DUANE L. ANDREASEN Pre-Commerce: To U. of Ill. From Joliet Township, Business Club 2, JAMES ARDOLINO No Photo NO PhOTO 'XF' Top Bottom J RICHARD L. ARMSTRONG JOHN BAJT Liberol-Arts Gnd Sciences: To Ill. Stote U. From Lock- A N h port Township, JC Ployers .,.Cf: l O P Olo DIANE E. BALL 1,27 Press Club 1,2, SNEA Pre-Education: From Joliet T,2: Student Council 1, Township, JC ClWOll' L22 Blazer T: Sponish Club l,2. SEA l,2g WAL L2- GEORGE ARNETT No Photo No Photo I ' ' A - . gi JERRY K. BANKS Generol: From Lockport Township. FREDRIC BARANSKI THOMAS L. BARBER Engineering: From Joliet Township to Southern, JC Choir 1,2-Vice Presiolent: Engineers l,2, Swing Bond l,2. JOSEPH C. BAUDEK Mochine Tech.: From Joliet Township. KAREN LEE BEHLING Psychology-Liberol Arts: To Ill. Stote U. From Lockport Township, JC Ployers 1,23 Press Club l,2, SMS 1,27 Blozer My! K C?-P egg GERALD J. BERARD v r A , 1 Tsilf fsgbe . ,:-..l: rs.. -1, -'--', 1 ' X-il ? 'iiikfi-L fl' ifgfitiz' 'Fill' : 2'.2:mfzrats.:-L:3r?-s-.,. f CHERYL BERTA PHILIP BJEKICH CHERYL LYNN BLATT VVILLIAM BLOGG . A X , .A . ,,V Q 3 V. 4-5 S I 5 'Q Tv-V 'a , V! ,kJ ,J 1 ff 1 . , Q. we -ff fc: L N9 'F ' BARBARA BLOOD .q.,, L L. Pre-Eclucotion1 To Centrcil Michigcin U. From Joliet Township, P T 1 wt M SEA I,2, Secr. I. - ' X , ,ff ' AT S135 Q. 1' , 1 V viii F, Al. EARL BOOTH ' f GW' .- -A. -,- 2-get i . .1 xv , :,'jQ5z1:x5, ,: ,f--,5:q: , 2, 5, L V:-is3,1-A -gwg:-X... . . A. L- - .ws ,. Top iiii B , RAARAI RAB I Bottom WILLIAM F. Bossolvi ' . ' Pre-Commerce: From Joliet Township. MARIAN BRACKEN STEVEN BRAGHINI 'Q'i1 1f' No Photo PHILIP R. BRANSHAW Liberol Arts: To Northern Ill. U. From Joliet Cotholic, f Trock 'I,2. KATHLEEN BUCHANAN GERALD BULDAK Pre-Journolismz To North- western U. From Joliet Coith- ii, olic, Press Clulo I,2, Shield 2. ws? TX f N itz- ' 4 y - .-X. L Q ., tpvni af ,456 SE M9 ?.....-Y lam HENRY F. BURLA Electronics: From Lockport Township. TIMOTHY CANN GERALDINE CARLSON JOHN CARLSON KENNETH W. CARLSON Liberol Arts: To U. ot III. From Joliet Township, SEA I Student Council 2. PAUL T. CARPENTER Liberol Arts ond Sciences: To U. of Ill. From Joliet Township No Photo 123- 'A -'rs Q TNS- A ,Timm In if -Q- ' TA if :T 1,3 No Photo -, , ,M 'L ff Q 1 f' ef. new . f ff: Q if ' Ks T I Top DAVID CHELINI Liberal Arts and Pre-Educa- tion: To Ill. State U. From Joliet Township, JC Choir I, SEA I, Spanish Club I,2, secretary-treasurer. TONI COLLINS ROGER CONLISK CHERYL CRABTREE 71 uv- -me-rv' No RAY CARPENTER DAVID CARTER Electronic Engineering: From Lockport Township. KENNETH CARTER ROBERT P. CARY Liberal Arts: To U. ot Chicago. From Joliet Township Shield 2, Sports Editor 2, Press Club 2. GORDON CASE JEFF CHANDLER Bottom EDWARD COON GERALD COOPER Photo No Photo SUSAN COSTA No Photo Pre-Med: To Northern III. From Lincoln Way, SMS I,2, Stu- dent Council Rep. 2. MARY C. CRESTO General: To U. of III. From Joliet Township, Boosters I,2, Business Club I, JC Choir 2, Student Council 2, Cheerlead- ers I,2. KENNETH DANIELS JACK DARIN WILLIAM DARIN DENNIS DAVENPORT Q45 'Env Yrs-,,.. A No Photo ww ,Q No Photo No Photo xi . ..., . . Q R --.531 , we K NY . LW g 1 sms ,.-M,-Y. ,. 5 -.1',':.'-xv, '-, j,j-'!I'Lv -1. 'Qfif-,DV Il .J il No Photo 'x1 .,.. ,W X I -A,, iq Top WILLIAM DOW WALTER DZIURAWIEC CHERYL L. EATON NO Photo Pre-Home Economics: To U. of III. From Joliet Township, JC Choir 2, Accompanist, WAL I,2. EUGENE EGIZIO DENNIS ELHERTS DAVID R. ENGLEMAN No Photo g s, a sf , R K, , . . N sae.. 'NN k' 'S' X Q' P ffigizj No Photo Sta! www RICHARD H. DAVIS Business: From Morgan Pk. Mil. Academy, Business Club 2, Veterans I,2. RICHARD HEINRICH DAVIS JANET L. DECKER Business: From Morris Commun RICHARD DINELLI DONALD W. DIXON JOHN C. DOLAK ity High. Business: From Joliet Catholic, Business Club I,2, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Golf I ,2. ALL Bottom ALAN C. ECKMAN Pre-Dental: To Northwestern Dental School. From Joliet Township, SMS I,2. JANICE T. EDWARDS Education: To St. Francis Col- lege. From St. Francis Acade- my, Boosters I, SNEA 2. LORALEE ANN EFNER Pre-Nursing: To Evanston School of Nursing. From Jo- liet Township, SMS I,2, Blazer 2. Pre-Dental: To U. of Ill. From Joliet Township, SMS I,2, N0 Photo Track l,2. JOYCE A. EVENS Liberal Arts: To Southern. From Joliet Township, SEA I,2, WAL I,2, Press Club I,2, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Shield 2, Organizations Editor, Blazer I. KAREN EVENSON GARY FEIL 'IDD l RAYMOND J. FIDAY Business: To Northern. From Plainfield Township, Business Club I,2, Lettermen l,2, Baseball I,2, Basketball 2, Motor Sports Club l,2, Treasurer 2. CHESTER FILIPOWICZ RONALD FLATNESS MADELYN FLINK FRANK FOLEY KENNETH FRACARO Top VIRGINIA R. FRANK Pre-Education: To Northern. From Lockport Township. ELMER E. FRECKELTON Electrical Engineering: To U of Ill. From Reed Custer, En gineers l,2. CLAUDIA K. FRIS Liberal Arts: To U. of Ill From Joliet Township, WAL I. 5 me -is se- f? rwv- - f I I like , . ff' iz, 'ag 535' ' gg, f s, V ' ,-,sf -r-1 'TM K ' 2521-1 ' 'Yi 1 'fam 5 ,X ' Q'- .i 5 , .fb 2f 'LIFE Q. Q. Q R. R .ms 1 V. 11. .H YW' 'VX . ,Q Qs xt 3, 'A 9 Bottom JANIS FUHRMAN ROBERT FURLAN LEONARD F. GAINES Electrical Engineering: From Joliet Township. Liberal Arts: To U. ot Ill. From St. Francis Academy, Press Agriculture. To U. of Ill. From Minooka I-Iigh. Office Management. To Northern. From Joliet Township Pre-Commerce: From Lockport Township, Business Club I,2 'I GAYLE GLASSCOCK ARTHUR GOEBAL DORIS GOEBEL Pre-Education: To Northern. From Joliet Township, Boosters l,2, SEA IQ, WAL T, Cheerleaders l,2. MICHAEL GOEBEL Accounting. To Iowa State U. From Bremen High, Baseball 2, Basketball 2, Golf 2. KAREN J. GORA Liberal Arts: To Northern. From Joliet Township, Boosters T, Business Club 2, Vice-President 2, JC Players 2, Press Club 2, SEA l,2, WAL I, Shield 2. LARRY GRABLE Top CARL W. GRENCI-IIK 532534 . .1 mv ' ' ' ' ' -,,.,a:,,wf-. fr-'rw--.LA we-f 'v ' No Photo 'ZW Bottom JOAN L. GUSTAFSON Business: To Lewis. From Pre-Education: To Augus- Joliet Township. tana. From Joliet Township, RAYMOND GROHAR NO PIWOTO N0 Photo QSY IWSEA 22 SPHHQ DUANE GRONWOLD KAREN J. GUSTAFSON Pre-Education: To Ill. State - - U. From Joliet Township. . .W :illi . . L FRANK HAGLUND , i-,,V,, ,. ,ff Q imma? - 2.Z k :,.,- Qi ii, . R f 'vti ' I - x LX 1 V1.5 in if I, ,. fm' ' 5 sf x l .:' :- 'Z M- I . .Q Ars,. 1 Rf. '.,' .iw 1 .. K , ,.. - ' '1- A J I .L ..n an . A L ,,,, 5 1 1, E -' . JAMES HALEY , ...M N I DONALD HALL M fw -A 'Sf ,fs .I fig Qi , ,Q V , .D - . if ' MARY L. HALL if x 'f' Pre'Education: To lll. State U. From Gardner-S. Wilmington 'J T A HIQIW- .... . RAYMOND K. HAMBAUGH 2 Liberal Arts: To U. of Ill. From Wilmington High, JC Players Q51 eff. 1 lf Press Club l'29 Shleld l'2' 'aw 4- 3. TIT, THOMAS G. HANKINSON Pre-Business: To U. of Ill. From Joliet Township, JC Choir i,2, Librarian l, Student Manager 2, JC Players T,2, Student Council I,2, President 2, Head Chairman of Homecoming 2, Bridge Club l,2. FRED HARRISON Y-5: V11 Q I I X - 'i 4- ', ' rt 0 ix ' S It LK., . . 1 ,nl U-4 A. 5 V .4 'fl V 4 Top TESSIE H. HEUBACH Liberol Arts: To Corthoge College. From Pekin Com- munity High, Press Club I,2: SEA I,2, Secretory-Treosurer 2: WAL I,2: Student Council I,2, Publicity, Shield I,2, Editor-in-Chief 2. WALLACE E. HILDY Electronic: To Southern. From Morris Community High. HOWARD HILL Pre-Legal: To DePoul U. From Joliet Township, JC Ployers I,2, Student Council 2, Sociol Science 2: Smoker ond Lounge Committee 2. SUSAN L. HOLLISTER Pre-Educotion: To Ill. Stote U. From Joliet Township, Press Club 2: SEA I,2, President 2: Bridge Club I, Vice President I. DAVID HOLMES Engineering: From Lockport Township, Lettermen Club 1,25 Student Council I: Footboll I,2. ROGER HOLMES KEITH HOWLAND MARELYN J. HUDEK da l Liberol Arts: U. ot Ill. From Lockport Township, Press Club A F f' I, Shield I. GLADYS HUGHES y Business: To Northern. From Joliet Township, Agriculture: To U. of III. From Lincoln-Wciy High. Bottom JANICE W. HILL Art ond Home Economics: To U. ot Tenn. From Plointield Township, Press Club I,2, JC Ployers I, Orchesis Donce Group I. PHILIP L. HENDERAKER Pre-Dentol: To U. of Ill. From M o r r i s Community High, Tennis I. ROBERT HINZE YSTHYY 'GI 'IDA No Photo I LV. we-1-,,. ww, G ,,,.-.. ,410 as ,. QW F if T ' 'Rel ' ,V 'BY JE Y, 4 ' R - R X- .5 A f-'31 J I I E Q ,Alf N1 R. Q rf X5 , . .- : 4 i i I A DAVID JAEGER BARBARA JAGER Pre-Educotion: From Joliet Township, SEA I,2, Secretory I. DENNIS L. JENNINGS Pre-Educotion: To Southern. From Lockport Township, Swim- ming I,2. DAVID JONES KATHLEEN F. JONES Pre-Education: To Northern. From St. Francis Acodemy, SEA 2: WAL I,2. MARY FRAN JONES Pre-Educotion: From Joliet Township, SEA I,2: Shield 2, Press Club 2, Freshmen Section Editor 2. Top Bottom SHEILA ANN JONES I lif' '.2'i BERNARD KALLAI Business: To ul. sieve u., I' '2- Q - A' ' 'ss NoRMA KAMAN Business Club I. X A My V . V ? BETTY L. KAMPE LYDlA B' JOYCE . if-lil..-.y...: ,,, ' :': Pre-Commerce: From Peo- Liberol Arts: From Cool City g ff, VVW: ,. Tone C O m m U n it Hi h Township, Engineers Club 2. :i'2 Sh. ld 1 y g ' LARRY KACHEL I ffi:fItif's 3- T ,.-N.. rl me -m -,, I 2 '-sJ:a1.1-W2 f, wif.. 'T e., - 'S RICHARD B. KARK Electricol Engineering: To Missouri School of Mines 84 Metolurgy. From Bremen High, Engineers I,2: Smoke ond Lounge Committee I. PATRICIA A. KARSTENS Pre-Educotion: To Southern. From St. Frcincis Acodemy, SEA 2, WAL I,2. THOMAS W. KECK Ind. Arts: To Ill. Stote Normol. From Joliet Township, Letter- men Club I,2:Footbc1II I, Wrestling 2. JOSEPH P. KEHIENBACH Business: To Lewis College. From Joliet Cotholic. DANIEL KELLY JAMES H. KEMMERER Electricol Engineering: To U. of III. From Plczintield Town- ship, Bosketboll 2. 1 ,. ZZ? Qs, W, I Q T 1' 'W Q Kr. 1-5 I - 1-H 7 R2fr:k.:Y+:., z .- -1 f 20411211 '11..'3L,, , . .. 2. 'e 'it '?r'w't ' aa 'Mr . 4 gk 0 v If 1 s gp, s A ,I ine R' , x S,,,f, 'E? :Wx ' 4 3 Q 1 . , ' . 1 . 1. - 5,-.,. - X : 7 if ,av I 5 Rig. ' - - 5, I, e N - R., ww Q , . - o Photo 1-. .Z 'f ':ilIIEiIi5'?i:-' J' A 'Tn' M I I ff.- -,Q MICHAEL J. KESICH Business: From Joliet Catholic. ART P. KIMMEL Social Science: To U. ot Ill. Baseball 2, Golf 2. KARL KING KENNETH G. KING Engineering: To U. ot Ill. From Joliet Township, Engineers I,2, Motor Sports Club I,2, Secretary 2. ROBERT KOCH THOMAS KOMPARE To p ff Wf'iR' JEANNE KOWALCZYK MARIA KUMP 1 i EDWARD LADD -'ff I We T S ,ff X ff. P 'f bgiizfrg B tl xx K N X532 , N 'e's:f'Z1bZ ' - ' .P 5. , f -. ,. ' f-wil.. W V . Q. an ,Z 1 , i . me 4:1 f . xx vi'-liek G Q . - yr T' 2 1 .. ---Q, e v . ' .A Ms- No Photo K ' N, '- . .Q ,sf ' -f w '- .V-sa: ' ,- r. X s v 3 X X. X x .:-:QQ-3-ex oi -1123523-I-:-. W: A is J Bottom GABRIELLA LaPlANA DENNIS A. LAPIKAS General: To Missouri Valley College. From Lo c k p o rt Township, Lettermen 2, Vice- President 2, Baseball 2, Football I,2. SUZANNE LATOCHA No Photo L n L f 'i QUT!- L 'ww 'PN v-CWM, xx ,f'-we ABU? MARY E. LAWRENCE i Pre-Education: To Northern. From Joliet Township DOUGLAS M. LEACH Art: To Northern. From Mazon Township. CAROL LEFF DONNA M. LEGGERO Pre-Med.: From Joliet Township, SMS I,2, Vice-President 2, Social Council I, Head Chairmen Fall Formal I. MICHAEL S. LENICH Pre-Veterinary: To U. of III. Prom Joliet Township, SMS I,2, Motor Sports I,2, President 2. SHIRLEY M. LEUTHNER Liberal Arts anal Sciences: To Augustana College. From Joliet Township, JC Choir 2, Historian 2, JC Players 2, Press Club 2, President 2, Shield 2, Editor-in-Chief 2. 'IDR ROY E. LEVE Business: To Northern. From Coal City Township, Business Club I, Baseball I,2, Basketball I,2. THEDOTAS LINCOLN PE. Major, To Ill. State U. From Lockport Township, Lettermen Club I,2, Football I,2. FRANK E. LIONBERGER Pre-Education, To Bradley. From Joliet Township, SEA 2. ELAINE S. LIPINSKI Liberal Arts and Science, From Joliet Township, Boosters 2, WAL 2. STANLEY LOCKNAR Engineering: To U. of lll, From Joliet Catholic, Basketball 2. GEORGE LONG iw-2 ' Top VIVIAN G. LONG General, From Lo c k p o rt Township, WAL I, President I. RAYMOND LORENZ MERWYN W. LOY Pre-Commerce: To Northern. Vice- S sie' 'wry 3'-4f'Rj.EIT Q3sfg.' I .. '7 'FEW' -'-r V I '- ' X :ia ' fy 1 ' 1. . .,,-.'.f.- - -5 Ass ts if 4,11 . 4 I f ..,. From Plainfield Township, Business Club I,2, President 2, Press Club 2, Shield 2, Business Manager. No Photo No Photo - A I A ..,- A -xt ass i ' 'T -- T 1- I w 14' 'wx 7Nzi . . f' L-hx ' 4' -af li 2 'Vt f Nm' ' . rt E iff . of I lg .12-.- 1 ' -xv ,. ,. 5 3 'e .,..,. 4-Ngx P- ' 63' I ' Ti. 'WF-r. l g Q., i f ,fr f ' 1-,-fhfl - 'S' :I ' X - ffi it ' ,1'1If,--5 'W is 'i.r-- ZXTJ.-:fri -. L ROGER MAMMOSSER JAMES MANDEL GROVER MANHEIM JOSEPH M. MARCONI Bottom JAMES B. LUDWIG Pre-Commerce: From Lock- port Township. WILLIAM J. MALINOWSKI JANICE M. MANGINE Business, To U. ot Ill. From Providence High, SMS I, Business I,2. Pre-Medical, To U. ot III. From Joliet Township, Lettermen Club 2, SMS I,2, Football 2. MICHAEL MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN GERALD MARVICK 3 ROBERT J. MASZAK In Libercll Arts cind Science: To Northern. From Joliet Cotholic No Photo v i i I 'J 'Q JC Ployers I: Press Club 25 SEA 2: Shield 2. SX K4 or 'F 1' Q X DONALD MATTESON ' f r,1A, A .A ' GEORGE J. MATULA ,Y E Pre-Medicol: To Eostern Nozorene College. From Bremen its E , Community High, SMS 2: Wrestling I,2. -lung . KATH LYN MCCOM B DENNIS E. MEISINGER Liberol Arts: From Lockport Township To p ff , Botto m RICHARD METESH 1 SUSAN MICHAEL DALE E MEYER WN 'Q E I.. I 5 NANcY MicKELsoN Agriculture: To U. of Ill. . N E From Lincoln-Woy H i g h, Ax iw' JOHN Mllqllc Trock I,2. THOMAS MEYER BEVERLY A. MILLER Business: From Lockport Township. JAMES R. MITCHELL Drofting ,Tech.: From Joliet Township, Sound Technicioin for Junior College. ROBERT E. MOHLER Pre-Commerce: To U. ness Club I,2. DAVID MORELLI JOHN MOROZ FRED MUMAUGH No Photo N0 Photo .E .I 'I 'L my .55 A ,E ,l f i J' ot Ill. From Lockport Township, Busi- fa? .1 4-5 j ff 7 f . S' Na Q11 x '13 5 it .95 ' Irs! - 1 -ff' -e X ff .411 I 'rm I -i l, ,135 lv- '. , :v..,,' 3 No Photo ,N f,U'e'. y' A '- YR sir a ,4 A 4 F it , x,b ., f fx' A x: ix : AQ AL af ri 'W A frv . M :QA Yx XF Wiki? s li R RK Q Q X CAROL A. MUREN Pre-Pharmacy: To U. ot Ill. From Joliet Township, JC Players T: SMS 2. JAMES NEMECEK APHRODITE NINOS Liberal Arts: To U. of lll. From Joliet Township, JC Players 2. GEORGE A. NORDSTROM Pre-Dental: U. ot Ill. From Lockport Township, SMS l,2. HELEN J, NOVOTNY Liberal Arts: To U. ot Ill. From Joliet Township, SEA 1,25 Bridge Club l,2, Secretary-Treasurer l, President 2. JUDITH NUETZMANN Wrestling Manager l ,2. Top , ,1 .. . lllll Bot-tom reoBEi2r o'DELL :- .Q AL oLsoN PATRICIA W. O'KAlN V, . an rf General: To Bradley. From . I ,V :,, ...s .E Gardner High. Home Economics. U. of Ill. N ph T gg, ma , Z. From Joliet Township, Busi- O OO - Zb. ' A ':', -.f frffff 2:' RICHARD K. ORR ness Club 2, Bridge Club l. lvuh I Liberal Arts: To U. ot Okla- RONALD OLDANI ,.,.f ::r - ' homo, Business Club 1: ?:.'ff '.:e if.: ' z F' -.-,......... J UDY OSSOWSKI . Q-..:gei-.:f ':i'- . .,., ffl X T T5 ? WILLIAM OTT RONALD P1-xcim K' ',f,RE2,j' LASLYAX H , r . No photo re uca ion. o ort ern. From Joliet Catholic, Baseball 2. EILEEN PAUL ll' uw EDWARD PAVLIK JAYNE L. PELL Liberal Arts: To U. ot Ill. From St. Francis Academy, JC Play- ers l,2, WAL 1,25 Student Council lg Spring Formal Court l. No Photo 'jg' PHILLIP PELLOUCHOUD GERARD PEPPARD DAVID L. PERRY Liberal Arts, From Bushnell Prairie High, Student Council I, Veterans I,2. BONNIE PETERSON KATHY L. PICKETT Pre-Nursing: From Joliet Township, SMS I,2, Social Council I, Chairman of Picnic-Spring-Fall 2. WILLIAM H. PINER Civil Engineering, To U. of III. From Plainfield Township, En- gineers I,2, Motor Sports I,2 Top JON S. POHL CHARLINE POTTER Pre-Commerce: To U. ot Ill. From Joliet Township, JC Choir I,2. KENNETH POWALISZ Technical Drawing: From Le- mont Township, Engineers I, Bridge Club I. A 4 No Photo 1-:H , .-gf: ., V' 3, .. Q 5:35 at 'T PM . 'Q,7,,,.,,f , Bottom JOSEPH PRETTO THOMAS PRUSS REENIE RADAKOVICH p Vt SUSAN RADDATZ Liberal Arts and Sciences: To Northern. From Plainfield Township, Business Club I,2, JC Players I, Press Club I, I- Homecoming Court 2. JAMES P. RADEMACHER Agriculture: U. of Ill. From Peotone Community High, SMS I. PERRYE RAMSEY Pre-Nursing: To Southern. From Lockport Township, SMS I,2, Secretary I, Homecoming Court I. FRANCIS RAMUTA JANET L. RASMUSSEN Business: To Ill. State U. From Joliet Township, Business Club I, SEA I. THOMAS REICHARDT A I -,,' is T SEA I, WAL I,2, Social Council 2, Student Council 2, Shield . sg ggvng M , RICHARD REIDEL RUTH REITER DOROTHY REYNOLDS '79 . CL? ,, ' V No Photo GORDON RICHARDS . ' . -2- 1, YC? ROBERT L. RICHARDS ,- Pre-Commerce: From Joliet Township. I V.': -A 'lgj3XWk,0 ALBERT REGONI Q Q, 'Pl ,T, . , , .,,. M, , No Photo No Photo Top JUDITH RILEY ROBERT RINGBERG valmmf' K '5-ar JOAN RITTER No Photo I Wiz:- Bottom SHIRLEY M. ROBERTSON Pre-Education: To North Cen- tral College. From Marks High, Mississippi. MELVIN ROCK MARY ANN ROSS Business: From Joliet Town- J ship, Boosters I, WAL l,2, Student Council 1,25 Fresh- man Class Secretary-Treas- urer, Homecoming Oueen 2, Smoker and Lounge Com- mittee I,2. -an-1' .... gyrus 25 ' ' .K il -H - Pt-Q... M ff Fifi? rim ., .' , .W I ,zu Li:- z 5e.5 '.I ,--v W-gm. ii' .. - , . , g A-Q ' - an f. ,V . F E I P J 'a -X., . 1 f' No Photo . . I GEORGIANNA ROSSMILLER General: To Southern. From Plainfield Township, Boosters I,2, Business Club I,2, SEA I, WAL I,2. LINDA E. SANDBLOOM Pre-Education: To Northern. From Lockport Township, JC Choir I,2, Student Council 2. ROBERT SARCLETTI MARIAN C. SCHEUBER Pre-Education: To Western. From Lockport Township, SEA 2, WAL If Press Club I, Shield I. JUDY A. SCHEMPF Music: From Plainfield Township, JC Choir I,2, Treasurer 2, Cheerleader I,2. JAMES SCHMUCKER - .pi-X' 'fy V 1 2.3, -:k. -. , W 1 QW 5 x 1, lik F Top RICHARD W. SERDAR General: To Northern. From Joliet Township. ROBERT F. SHAW MILTON T. SHEFFIELD Elec. Engr.: To U. of Ill. From Lockport Township, Engi- neers l,2. KATHLEEN SIFFERD JOHN SKELDON EDWIN E. SKORUPA l QQ hx si .. is . X Q 53. gg . L x 5 4 X iX..,....w X. A RANDALL SCHORMANN BARBARA G. SCHORP Pre-Education: To DePaul U. From Joliet Township, JC Players I,2, SEA 2, WAL I,2, Smoke and Lounge Com- mittee 2. ROSEMARY P. SCHWARZ Tech: From Lockport, WAL I. DALE A. SCUBIC P.E. Maior: From Coal City High, Lettermen Club I, Basket- l No Photo 42 'f-F ball I. OTTO L. SEBBY Liberal Arts: To Northern. From Plainfield, Football 2. NANCY J. SEILER Liberal Arts: To Augustana College. From Joliet Township, Press Club I,2: Shield I,2, Blazer I, Copy Editor 2. Bottom VIRGINIA RAE SHEPLEY P.E. Major: To Southern. From Joliet Township, WAL I,2, Secretary-Treasurer 2. RALPH R. SI-IROBA General: To Northern. From Joliet Township, SEA 2: Spanish Club 2. ROY W. SHULENBERG Liberal Arts: To Northern. From Joliet Township, Press Club 2: Shield 2. 'Y'5'Z'n -23 Liberal Arts: To Iowa State U. From Joliet Township. NO Photo NO Pholo JUDY A. SKROKO Pre-Education: To Northern. From Joliet Township, JC Play- ers 2, Boosters 1,25 SEA I: WAL I. BEVERLY SLEYKO CARLTON SMITH Q' 455 ' ':ix V, .:.' It x l. .N If if I No Photo III 'Ffm' rw, J ', 'IM III..III,,3 4- Nw, JIRA f9 5t ff? l if di . -- FN- p , . , , ' wg- s. . ua . , 2+ RICHARD SMITH VICKY L. SMITH Pre-Educotion: To Augustono College. From Joliet Township JC Choir I, SEA l,25 WAL I. JOHN P. SPECKMAN Pre-Commerce: To Lewis College. From Joliet Catholic Business Club 2. LYNN C. SPENCER Pre-Nursing: From Lockport Township, Boosters I, JC Choir I,2, Press Club 2, Vice-President, SMS I,2, WAL I,2g Shield 2, Fciculty Editor. 3. - PATRICIA ANN SPENCER Business: From Joliet Township. ji., J V, ti-IoMAs SPINKS ,S .. T u ln . E A op ' fy ,., Q, -.-., EQ,:5i.j 'S g I .-.,.:,...,.,: ..,A U .,.-. .Q up NANcY L. STAEHLING ', Vglg, 32' Pre-Education: To Luther Col- -fi., if A T 5 lege. From Plointielol Town- 'i E sg. I D, ship, sEA 1. ji ,ms ' , lr- BEVERLY stARtz I DoNALD J. STEFANICH if 'i . ..,, Electronic Engineering: To U. 2 ' '53 of III. From Joliet Cotholic, 2 Engineers I,2, President 2. ,I Q5 No Photo No Photo DIANE M. STEPHENSON Accounting: From Joliet Township, Business Club I. EMMETT STEPHENSON DONNA STEWART Pre-Veterinorionz To Iowo Stote. From Lockport, Secretory 2. EVELYN STINEBRING SUE C. STRAUTZ 1 Liberol Arts: From Joliet Township, SEA 2. DONALD STRYSIK 112 SMS I2 Q'--up ibiz- Botto m PAULA STEFFES JOSEPH J. STEHLIK Accounting: To Northern From Cool City High. KEITH STENZEL -fc. -:- , V I :CQ E55 ,L No Photo No Photo ' I -- . , 4, .. ,,A,,, .q,q,., , . I ...X I A A' '. ,, MARTHA svENDsEN 1'l A L Pre-Mediccxl Technology: From Lockport Township, SMS ' ,Lf 1,25 Press Club I : Shield I. ' W i q : I ,ay gf? RICHARD vv. SWEEDLER Q W ' H., L Pre-Commerce: To U. of III. From Joliet Township. -' .V 0 -S, 'ali Q-.gy ' s:,'-rf A, JoHN SWEETNAM Q I pv up r,r..r. UI1. , W , L, ' '1-A: lt -E ' ':,. f if 2 21, ,gr FRANCIS D. SZABO . 'S' :rr Aff: Hom Met Township' .::afj1,'if.'i I :rl 1 ,,-r JEAN A. SZEPELAK 53' Business: From Joliet Township, SEA I. WILLIAM TALLMAN No Photo Top Bottom RONALD E. TAYLOR S TIMM N. THORSEN HARVEY THOMAS ?4 ,.,wT1sg, Ii-iberol Q Arts:. From Joliet , ownship: Beliot. B u s L n e s s: From Lockport NO Photo W Township, Lettermen Club CAROL L. TOROK I,2, Footboll Monoger I,2. Liberol Arts: To U. of Ill. RANDGLPH F THOMAS f From Peotone High, WAL 2. Engineering: To U. of Ill. CHARLES TURCOTTE F ro m Lockport Township, Swing Bond I,2. ,rw No Photo WILLIAM A. ULIVI J Civil Engineering: To U. ot III. From Cool City High. JANET L. VANDERMARK A Home Economics: To U. of III. From Wilmington Township, Press Club I,2, Student Council 2, Shield 2, Blozer I. I THOMAS D. VANNESS PATRICIA L. VOGEN Business: To III. Stote U. From Joliet Township, Busi- ness Clulo I,2: JC Choir I,2: JC Musicol I,2. PHILIP WADSWORTH KENNETH L. WAGNER Pre-Commerce: To Southern. From Joliet Township, Business Club I, JC Choir 2, SEA I. -Q 113 RALPH WALDHAUSER LAMONTE C. WALKER Liberal Arts. To Northern Illinois. From Morris Community High. RICHARD WALLING RICHARD WALSH Pre-Education: To III. State U. From Joliet Township, Press Club I, SEA I,2, Vice-President I, Shield I, Faculty Editor. JACOUELINE J. WARD JUDITH A. WASHBURN Liberal Arts: To St. Francis College. From Joliet Township. Top PAMELA J. WATERS Pre - Medical T e c h: From Morris Community High. WARREN P. WENDEL Pre-Commerce: To Northern. From Gardner South-Wil- mington High. RONALD WERNER S ti 'xx x Si Q- X x .. I' ' sb X K Ng? ,... I 'W fee .,,,, 114 v ,. ,:-,:-:,::.2: -: 5f15?ig.,'5ESf1 4,3 - 'ij ,..,:i-g.f3i:e:aff22,zis - '. :':f-22-'Ef'1:rI - :-:-E-.'-f:I3f:' - 'Q ','-.5-rm.: K NS: i' I -44 ' s .- . No Photo 26. , 1. -' W, .1 . . . . gg if-. t it A ,Q 5 . Liberal Arts. To U. ot III. From Lockport Township. H f -ws...,fi 2 - ,. - -- -sez 1 ws, aj -.sv . :us ' sf- 5430 x X K E ' T Botto m PATRICIA WHITE g-:jg 'C BARBARA J. WHITMER .QA Pre-Education: To Southern. I at From St. Francis Academy, lt g SEA 2, WAL I,2. p Pl MARY vvicics 55:15. NI? . bk N Q s X C x 5 an BERNARD E. WILHELMI Pre-Commerce. To U. ot Ill. From Lockport Township, Busi- ness Club I,2. JUDITH L. WILLIAMS Liberal Arts: To Northern. From Joliet Township, JC Players I,2, Secretary-Treasurer, Press Club 2, Blazer 2, Editor-in- Chief. DONALD WINGLER TERRY L. WISEMAN Pre-Meclz From Joliet Township, SMS I,2, Treasurer I, Presi- dent 2. STEVE WIX ROBERT L. WOLF Printing: From Joliet Township, JC Choir 2, Social Chairman. -'ff . 3:-g1ftH.:y -, fa? . -fs: ,f x v Top ALBERT ZANZOLA JAMES E. ZELLER Accounting: To Lewis Col- lege. From Lockport. DOUGLAS A. ZIESEMER Genercil: From Lockport. 'Hu Wir:-fy wif! DARLENE E. VVOLFE Pre-Education: To Ill. Stote U. From Lemont Township. PHILIP J. WOOCK NO Photo Business: To Lewis College. From Lockport Township. ROBERT WRIGHT MAHIR M. YAPICIOGLU Electronics: From Ankoro Sturkey. JOHN YOUNG Liberol Arts: To Ill. Stote U. From Joliet Township, Lettermen Club I,2, Student Council 2: Footlooill I,2: Wres- tling I,2: Bridge I,2, President I. RUDOLPH YURKOVICH Engineering: To U. of Ill. From Joliet Ccitholic, Engineers I,2, Secretary. QS! Bottom TERENCE ZIESMER Liberol Arts: To U. of Ill. From Joliet Cotholic, Sociol Council 2: Student Council I,2: Freshman Closs Vice- President: Sophomore Closs President: Heod Chciirmen Homecoming 2: Smoker ond Lounge Committee T. MARGUERITE F. ZLOGAR Business: From Providence High, Business Clulo I: SEA 2: Honor Guide ot Groduo- tion I. Aft-ss Wood and Miss CaTherihe Adler ielax while Mrs. Dellinger does honors To Mrs. Ziesmer. . f T 1555 , mxraawqameaw:z1w4M,wwxw-svsmimwswvfiw 4 ww' , lrll . -I 'fin-ar. ' V Ififfi ff .1 Y .Q.,,3,. ,J-.5 .V 'Q' ' 1 -, 'l T is . ' ':' wi ff K , K Q fx! .1 23, f .,.. y .. .E ' 7 l fl '35 A V. ,Q jc i A fs- - -xg If rf' NH . ei... 6, -:f3 : Y 'V 1 5. f a, fi Q.. ga-'ga -. - is ' f 'A - .. f '- ., ' 5 2 H - ..... - - 2,55-lflif 21:1 .-5555523 fsrsfffiifsiz -. Holiday enTerTair1ers-did The duchess leave early? 'lll6 . 5. 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'V lv 13 swf' - 43- ' Q jwqzi--- , ,, A ,,.a...,- ' Q,f4,ff DETDUR 'Wa , ,,. y if . ' i g X i t X f i ii, Q ' x' Qi . f . W ,ff ss ' After the mystery and confusion ot the registration line ancl the complications of the book exchange all students DETOUR to the picnic, while the auditorium remains forgotten and forlorn. A COMEDY OF ERRORS VVhere's the ball? calls reteree Cor- All right, everybody spread out and radetti. Can't have a basketball game look forthe ball. without a basket. The game begins at ci lively pace. Jump high, iump low, come on girls let's go! Sue Costa tor Business Club, and Lynn Spencer tor Press Club are matched for a jump ball. For excitement during the se- mester break, the Press Club challenged the Business Club to a basketball game. The rules had to be slightly altered to al- low the girls a fair chance. Press Club started out with grand form, but unfortunately the Business Club came through in a blaze of glory to win the game by one basket, 17-15. Both referees Corredetti lBusi- ness Clubj and Burke fPress Clubj maintained complete ob- iectivity throughout the game. You get it, Lynn. No, you get it Tessief' Tessie Hey, Sue, hold on. Aren't you missing some- Heubgglq Gnd Lynn Spenqer Show the tegmwork thing? Shirley Leuthner has the Besides that so typical ot the Press Club team. -the games over. SIGHTS UNSEEN il' ll l Ni l l Z i r YY E ,il Hi, Will! W il ii Student Council members owoiting o decision. Left to Right: Lorry Peet, Mory Ann Ross, Frcink Lionberger, ond Terry Ziesmer. ?f'fW lr ...W -N Could there be o poir ot bronzed tennis shoes in thot box? Lettermen members, Lett to Right Front Row: Bob Mortin, Jerry Newmcin, Joe Morconi, Jim Begg, Bob Pederson, ond Bob Furlon. Bock Row: Sponsor Polul Siron, John Young, Jim Fenton, Dovid I-lolmes, cmd John Monner. ,. is-M Whot new octivity is the Sociol Council plonning? Left To Right: Shirley Leuthner, Adviser Mr. Zoido, Borb Blood, Gorth Thompson, Ann Griton, ond Borb Booth. Vice-President Lynn Spencer is presenting Mrs. Potmore with ci farewell gift from Press Club os Kolren Behling looks on. 12 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS -S 52 ? A ,M i-4 af. V .- i S , - uv if : :xii-::.',,,,,5:,45:5-,mg.,'g.S5qy5.:.35:, - U .V , V -9fXf13, ' '+ , , 221152411 y:51y.7ggx 1fmf :1 S'f-2 , - V 5 :gi f Xi'-5 f5'.,.g 4 ALMX' '4' 'L , I , if - ' if 13:1 ' X in Suzi Hicks, Vice-Presidem' Jim Mackey, President Roy Mc1Tesevoc, Secrefcl ry-Treo su rer Mx l 1 c V . 5,-Q j . fi I 'H ' ,, I A ,L I Q ,Q .K 1'-X . , 2, ll: T -ary ,.,, Y ,iz Y, - lt . 3' 'T' I. Q5 , 'sf X if ,L - ww--f , :wg - N311 L' N' , if 7 1: 1:12:11-'ssl ' ear if r l L rx. SY 'X i 'hs b I '97 Qzr-1:4 ' FRESHMEN ox' ,s 'v Q'--7 ar- ,- 'E 'is -rv' -1 ls . 'iz ,gr ' A ic sv-ffl cv xi f--fx N Yi! mx 'Reign -1, 1 Donald Bachman John A. 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Bryson, Ji Larry Buldak Bernard Burke LeRoy Burla William Burnett Judith Burns l-larry Burson w--r ,- 9 V fx X ' , Yii- ,-., W l V QQYA -.-1' Kg- . y.x John Bu rzawa Catherine Busch Andrew Bustin John C. Butler Donna Bycznski Teri Ann Caldwell Norma Cann Gloria Carlson Kenneth L. Carlson Joseph Carneghi Marilyn Carnegie Steven Carnett Lawrence Coyne Clrllorcl Cravvlorcl Lee Crrttenrzlen .5 arf' A' VF,-V AN Bonrta Crrvellone Bess Cronl-1 Janet Croslny Wrllram Crossen , A. rv Robert Crowley Larry Cullrson Patrrcra Cummrngs :tt 'f'gy'I A f - in Wbfx' 5 7 xr-W., l W l 5 ,S av Y. FQ! vs wk .i . 1, ' ff 2 .... le ,J , 3 ' . X. ,, ,, 1 V ' ,,,, sw x Lrnola Currie Georgia Cutsinger Joseph Danrels Lrnda Davis Richard Lee Davis Richard Davis 'X x. . . , rug . , !'s Q., ':.E- ' ' 21 ,-1-5.5. -Sz mz , - wir,-.. . .f:?1'vj.l ' 2. r Y ' 4. fr get lr J L, kai Q gr ff ,xx W-sv Georgene Delottol Anthony Donaldson .4-v xg, V. nib' XSL 15 stil .-y. 2 4 1... 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'fQk 3 '!fEEi22i:ff,f, EY Potrick O'Connor Q' 5 Frederic Gfiefmw fe . . ,ffl w 441' Robert Olszto 'l W A ' Ro bert Orlovich 1:55 'C f K 'W' -ffl 't e 'W 1' ' T ' ' ' 1 5 :' A 'Iii-2 2215 f'Ef1'f5'f 2. ' --V- Richord E. Orr 'V Louis O'Sheo , , V' UVtClCl Otto 1 V if ' ' E Jose h Ponici 1 M- ' p ,EI 62:3 A . Y: 1 v,.. Tux I A 151322 1 .'f:i' 'fit .,4:es5Ei::5s52l Noncy Poirlcinson Ronold Portok Rick Potero Potrice Poterson 'K f W A Glenn Moulton Ccirol Muren Thonwos Murphy Robert Musser Jonnes Nelson Jerold Newmcin Fred Nickel Betty Nogor Joy Norton Jomes Novy Doris O'Berst Shoron O'Brien -pda. lC 'P K' if f if ' '1- 133 .,f. Kenneth L. Peterson Lawrence Peterson Grace Petleslfi Helen Petric James Phillips Susan Phillips Robert Pillion Robert Planing John Ploense Ronald Polito ,, ..,f 'sf it -31.1 , Em ,M c. . :mercury A, .'.. , .. , We-'Sai -1-:li ' ,i Q, .. -1 V: sk . Q. 89 X 5 t .3 Q we , .fe Q 'S it 5, :L S' y ,,,,..,. 7: , In gy A f S5 J ::gL,i', 51 ' fy' 9' sw C91 ' W f Q 9 , 134 Leon Pollock Chet Polniazek Vana Pombert Robert Popek Howard L. Porath George Porter Katherine Posega Robert Potochnic l-larold Potter Rozmarie Pozek Carol Pratt Mary L. Prieboy Michael Pauly Susan Pearson Robert Pedersen Michael Pederson John Pekar Judith Penrod Karen Penrod David Perrin Kay Thomas Perry Donald Peterson Donna Peterson James Peterson , vu Q: N . 1 wx- sy X Xe 'QTV i 0853 X1' il ,cs 'ml N Q51 .lg .sb -I , if 41 Barbara Purdy Ronald Purdy David Putz by H :' A J 'K v. -. -fi Q51 , E., ,if V li Q, Nw., s H X i 'W K .,., , 66 ...IZ V M km. lk f . r l if 1 Ok. Q ' i W ss, get , x Nam, 'A ll B ,, 'T' 3' ffwseric.-.i,. 114 V. 1 'S :' ' Q K 4 Q qi,- ki -Q J' 3 'n'Zf,, -5 39 f W' -.-I L M: 'N e gf James Quackenbush X David Rabion Q E E Aqvl, I ltb ,a., A K. V? 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Roberf R Schmi'r'r Kenneth Schmuclcle Kenneth Schrader Carl Schulz Ralph Scott L .- , pc , 'V' vw: r -if -V.. Qs: f -f N Wayne Senlxo y W , ' 'f'1fFiIz , Mary Ellen Sefina GJ if ' if z, g g Pairick Shanahan A ' V .. . 3 -LHGWQ I A Kathy Shaw X9 , E YV! ,Q I .A Sandra Shaw . ' ff!! ' ' V - ' I '. V yu. E , I, l rs: S Margo Russell are K,-, Michael Ryan ,' 1' 14? Raymond Ryan we, f Robin Sahler ' J l mfr James R. Sak A ' .' Peier Salvador' 'Q -K W. ., Judith A. Sandberg ' :ze cv - 6 Paula Sandberg . K ,f - fri? G. ff Q 'gf' zglbms w w f S ' -'A- , fc' Bruce Sanders 'X f Roy Sangmeisfer QS - fm ,Q A V Lawrence Sasso is Z - 'V vw - E Q V Deanna Savage 1, K ' ,, T1 S ef . mx .45-A, :U .1 t Q- 1 My 4 .,c. c,.,r ' --re ' 'r' S . rr ' r... vw Demms Sllecl ' Q j ,Q J wmv Shears J ., , .ge--.i Fred Shepard ' gm' ' 'X , gawk l mn' gl 'sv l-lovvcrrd Shepherd .V ' ' Q? , Qi 1, W- ,f ..,,,- Deborah Sherman ug ' . J QQ if ' Q ' x p 'f Rgmee Shermgn fra. fa- '- ,i 1.-eg,jjA., , 215.1 . mf 1 : f ' f-'f 35.1 'XJ .3 . X QU- I:--'.,.j'-N T'i' Sf5i' . . 1, ,lib l . , iii 'ilfsr Bernard Shorf Susan Siclclcill Robert Siflercl Charles Simmons Arr J. Simon Cheryl Simpson 5. xi S S W, is-' . f ' .V I fl - ' 3,1 ...Q 'XR' .X Q: ,R , I ,L . ,.,. - , . V w a . V233 5 - ' 'g igtx zl . X . . , ...N . :' g., ..v , 'sffiv f'.Z'S'l- X f'N1 r:-?QY2- 5 Qi' 15: - 523- '! j , . W 'fi -el' ,V ., is ,. 'vi V . ., - . L, I rE , . Q-on ly, fi-Q i Janet Stephen Lane Marilyn Sterioti Stephen Stewart Kasimir Stogis Stuart Stoltz Robert Straka Philip Stutz Gerrie Suggs Marybeth Sullivan Nancy Rae Svvanberg Eugene Svvanstrom Alene Taras 'F il' W I' W Q 49 .. .. ai, ,. Kenneth Skinner Climmieteen Smith .Judith Smith Stanley Smith Richard Smolesky Paul Sobczak Norman Sohan Shirley Solley Leonard Sovva Patricia Spencer 'WIN :-.-. 4-Q, kk. l inf, w-.-f 2.1 al'- fa' xl ' ,J 1 5 , alfgis- , ,.f- Q, t , f 1 fix' a ' :L . 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'-'N 4 ., eg '-1-si-.gg I N - , 5 4:-.Wy 3, , I, C 3 'lakh'-K-F'xf1.l3 G Q,:::.f:f:,'mg.rz,1i ' C Mary Ellen Zaloala Raymond Zadel Pot Bernickos Judy Fowler Jomes lberg Nick Kovocs Corole Leuthner Willicim Metes Morsho Mrozek Donnoi Price JOLIET TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS IN JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE A number of seniors from Joliet Township High School toke od- vontoige of the proximity of the junior college by enrolling in one or more college courses during their finol yeor in high school. Chemistry, olgebro, rhetoric, ond foreign longuoiges ore omong the more populoir courses with the seniors. The students find thot these courses ore often helpful in giving them oi preview of college life before they enroll full- time ot oi university, os well os giving them ci few hours credit oheod. i -'P 'fi - '- ' ' 'f' , Y -vc . 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FWN-, I ' c .Q i '3 m e ,-., 0 va ' Q.. l -. x X. 'Y 4 qv--r v. X l . ' A , r'1fna ,A my . :Q ' 4 i -.1 sfiijqil Q 'V xg, e v 4 ie- in u 1 .,Y,:3, 'ipis 'Yi Diff? ' 'T vi 4, 'r 2,9 ',..,f ' we--A Barbara Allan Sheryl Bacon Kathleen Bard Marie Cassani Linda Cleek Linda Eipers Mary Gaiser Sandra Giertz This year twenty-seven freshman nurses from Silver Cross Hospital are enrolled in special supplementary courses at Joliet Junior College. These subiects, including chemistry, microbiology, physiology, anat- omy, and psychology, expand the nursing curriculum and offer the trainees some courses otherwise not available to them. asf 7, f' ' P+-cv, 55 P. iff J XX., I 'P 1 Sv 1 x gem' .Sf--,f 'lifli l REFLECTICNS ' ' ' swf ! , .. f ' 7,21 ' ' Nr, -5 L. S' X 'V U 2 ,Q -f J T- - Q, ff , -If 1 5 , xx x Rlirhw 1' ' . fe X x' . if 91 Q: ' ' ' A f .. ,ff N '-.1-A-fp:-:,,Q'5-g, 51 .. if-N 1 X' X- 1 - A e 1, '-if ,-5.5 5 fn -. 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