Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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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.

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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

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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.