Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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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

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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.