Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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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.

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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.

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