Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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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.

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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.

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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.