Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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College Demands Decisions , ti. h L Ji-f' ff - 3 I, Q I A l 1 i E X Yi X MA Y. ,X x V . ., jx .xxx-Q N-X , X X I Q i J 1' L J, , , sg-:K az., f. , . fff. 'F' K A -'Q .a -,ff - , 4, ,rf . :gr '-if - I 41' - 'af .-4 1 How ironic it is that at perhaps the most confusing and demanding time of life, the college student is forced to make some of his most critical decisions. No student completely escapes intruding moments of puzzlement and disillusionment and insecurity. Questions concerning finances, further education, marriage, and the military service are constant for most. Others care and worry about these decisions too. Parents often probe and teachers repeat- What do you want to do with your life? Hopefully, the growth and maturity experienced in college will facilitate such decisions. '?Il ' ,:-ETF 'x in ' 5'-. fi? ,t i . Q , '1 ' 3 .2 , -' r ,g. ,,, e v Y ,pillag e . 1 I 1' ' .s EV- , 'P- - 4 N ivy ' -f ws . -.- - ' fa , . .es .- -.....- I A f..1, ffiew. N, if ,.. f. . . 4 k A K. . ,., ' un,-. ffl' ' '7f ' g Q-Q21 , 4- if . ss - 1' gl.-1 ' 'XS . K- M., ,w s 1 IRI., Ns' as '. . ' Vi '. fy X., X l 5' IE-,e i. gh,-g gi f a, Q ,. , . ' ' - - 3? l .ar .' - se -1 -1- . 'Z' A - . . -f H s' 5. Q s eff X i 'vfkzi-f fs. i - 1 .X ., 1 ,- '-.rf-r'-. A- '- . .-: r on 1- . . f u, in -- -?,:?::h , -..-i-an , .R - W xg --E 5 -.--- V 'i:'l-13.-:-- ' ' , Q 'W' t A -' , 3. 5 1 .. . ' ' . .-v' iii ' f' :mi , . i r . 51 a -W... ' gy-, 'ff I . Ns r. , - ---1. ,-'S I . .Q eff:-F I 5 0 -' ' - 1: - - fu- Q Q, ' -f ' 35 fi? ' ' ' ' t 55:2 L, - Sa. -' 'C 5 . I l K

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Commuting Is Daily Chore Commuter traffic is a familiar sight to the students who must utilize every means of transportation traveling to and from school. Skillful drivers are able to squeeze into small spaces in the crowded parking lot while others must park in the weeds and hike to school through dust and chilling winds. Some students even brave the weather elements and travel to school on motorcycles. Car pool arrangements, black bus fumes, safety helmets, and dead batteries from leaving car lights on are other plights which play havoc with commuters. And conniving to outwit the no parking signs, many a student has spent a class hour hoping his car will be overlooked as it sits for the third consecutive hour in the two-hour parking zone. wx BENQ ., i ..... mi.. ,Q , 5 JL :L N ' 5 f -V L - l yr if .e so 5 , '-K ,.,p . H Mvmgvq, ' 1 S' t at X . smwkxc X1 .1 l Q' Ma... , .Q. -a.es,,,,QK' hsg, ' gg ,4 Ties - 'Q as p uranium-v if -4, :. Q 4-n cn nus rf at T ie: -1-4 , fl! I slid' .r E , T ' X kill 1. ' Q ,1s , ,. N , E 4 us f f '- ,r i : , l , it I5 ' ' f -W, 3 . . , .,,. . ' 'S R 'Sv -0-we U 1. - i S rs ,- VT' XX AQVL- 3 X . i F lx x 15 -4 E. ,.