Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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F aces Reflect Aspiration A mood is a phenomenon which creeps quietly into the student and may leave him today or tomorrow or the next day without his realization ot' its departure. Moods are neither easily evaded nor hastily extinguished. Most know the despondence of receiving a lower grade than anticipated, ls there anything more discouraging than a heap of unt'inished homework at ten o'clock on Sunday evening? Happiness takes over when class is out and there is time for talking and laughing and planning. Pride of accomplishment is what is felt when an A is earned on a term paper for which two nights of sleep were forfeited. Moods are not reined or bound. and for the student they become a part ot' living. Ni' Daydreams sweep Mary Pastel fupper Ieftj into deep thought and the smiles and laughter on the faces 0fPisa Paros and Brad X Leah' flower leftj portray happiness.

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Friends are zi valued part of every persons lile. A friend is the person who sits next to you in American Literature and compares lecture notes, lends you a dime for a coke, stands along the side lines with you hoping to get asked to danee at the Saturday night mixer, and lets you have an extra serve in volleyball because you can't get the ball over the net. These friendships emphasize strong bonds ol' loyalty. companionship, and enjoyment. When the tire is tlat or your girl snobs you, a friend will lend a helping hand and sympathetic understanding. A friend shares the fun times when you worked on Homecoming decorations, divided the apple pie, or both had a crush on the same boy. A friend is the person you depend on to remember those little things which bloom into the memories that are recalled through the years. in 9

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