Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

Page 15 text:

7415 70016 x9 ' if ' ar .Z - W... WN .qv M . MK A F1 ..-5.-,iggw - . -' : :.1..x - 1 - x ':: '.' 4 ' f . 'N .fr ff.. 1 L Dr. Suren Seron Mr. Lloyd Austin A-sf! -A ' 1 glxwqgx ' I I 4 z We , Mr. Willianm Wenger Dr. Robert Geist l 1

Page 14 text:

de Zoned af Zdlacafldaa-H ':-.s . . 1 t -.fr -5, '44 S. W-' , 1,4 cf- ....... .i tc. .-rfbr, S.,-..f....g 'ew' .- 'f1'f'S-'fiw -F . V- , .s. 4 ,.. . , The Board of Education meets at one of its typical study sessions. Behind them is a map of a proposed area for a new Class I junior college district which is under study. Pictured clockwise are Mr. Fredrick V. Fisher. Board President: Mr. Duane Kirchoff, Business Man- agerg Mr. William Wenger. Board Member: Dr. Robert Geist. Board Memberg Dr. Williani C. French, Superintendent of Joliet Township High Schools and Junior College: Dr. Suren Seton, Board Memberg Mr. Lloyd Austin. Board Member. Not pictured are Dr. Williani DeXVitt and Mr. Louis Pistilli. .:. -.sig , .- - f. . 4, i .-,: gg-hwy s. c 's-1:33-is ft -ezewag' 5 ' ' -L'f1::i1r':'.1.f.-itiff S 1 -. --: -. f ' 1' x g.. -ag-' 2- 'L'f5?--' 'iff--g A ia: ff 1 4,1 f is-' :J.-:- 1 ' 'sl' 2-YH Q' .' -2 ' ' 5.-,jif ' - 'sf 5 .. 5, .'r-T -- --i ' ' ..-45 'f- ,slfiii-T Q-K1 Z ...fif i f S ,. -. f',:,.- . - 5 - ' 5, - -1 ' ?r+s:g'f-P-'uw Q33 ' - .ss-r'-: Q, ,,-,Q-X:-crm,-.:'. 1. t.-.gs 2? -.4-gg: sr' wait'-2fl:5J':Es-el' -aft 3:32. -1. s Membership on the Joliet Town- ship High School and Junior Col- lege Board of Education requires many hours of diligent, arduous work. Adjourned sessions, study ses- sions, and regularly scheduled pub- lic meetings are only part of the board members' work. Their Work is as complex as the diversity of the educational program at Joliet Jun- ior College and as abundant as the steadily growing increases in eroll- ment. Whatever the nature of the work, it carries with it responsibil- ity that cannot be measured in clock hours. Perhaps it can be measured in the hopes of the citizens who elect them to work and in the aspirations of the students whom they serve. Thus, the Board of Education at work expresses the motto of Joliet Junior College - Carpe diem, to seize the day - and the theme of this year's Shield. .4 ' , - 1 2 'L WW A i si :Q -1 --r - iJ.g'g,1,:'x:q?wQ ig Q , ssrsxj-., - gt ,.. .,.-...J ffsfii 555591K ff A 55: 'fi' N Tfil t' ' V Sf -. -' ' 52 ' . , Ms 1 ' gd Q ' ' . N 2' -Q .s J - . t iii. -we 2 . V i ess- I l ' ' ' Qi Ep ' ' ' A R - :T-s:5 :. '- A -I eff . 's t E -. . T S V .MRM Q. gif! . A , Q' V l 1' ' ' Q it - - ,, ,f -c i f 41 y :Q - . -- S Mr. Fredrick Fisher, President of the Board of Education. The open door symbolizes the relationship of the Board of Education with students, citizens, and faculty. 10

Page 16 text:

X55 Ze ,4dm6m54Z'mfl6an. ,deja we Q, k l Q .W N 4 'wp' B E i 1 5. J fi Q' 1 5 .5 1 5 . mu. S xt if ' . : K 1- 5 1 ' -vw: . :, f V --aw ' '- . . -. nr A is ,, ..., ,Sz Assistant Dean, Miss Susan Wood, plans for one of her many meetings during the clay. Dr. William C. French, Superinten- dent of Joliet Township High Schools and Pres'd f ' ' 1 ent o Joliet junior Col- lege, prepares for a planning and work session with the Board of Edu- cation. ll Dean of the junior College, Mr. Elmer W. Rowley, stands before an area map which includes much of the territory under study for a new Class I junior college.