Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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I PRISGN HE GCT HHOUKED 0 BOOKS 3 N' Tx i, ,Q QC' N, Laverne Lobdell, philosopher and poet, visited English classes here at JJC speaking on his present and past life styles. In the past, Mr. Lobdell has been convicted for forging checks. He was also addicted both to heroin and alcohol at different times. While spending 8 years in prison Uuckson, Mich. and Sun Quentinj he got hooked on books , especially philosophy and poetry. His philosophy is a mystical non-sectarian beliefin the goodness of God within every individual and the need for everyone to pursue that good.

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ED GNDS 81 CURLEY Q . :I x . 5- 1 -I . we ' je w X x.hg'i.PTf'- ' 'L Q we ltp 1. 1: 1 ' 5 ff law . 'fran' Edmonds and Curley. the well known comedy team. returned to JuCo on Wednesday, October 23. They kept the students in stitches with their entertaining satirical skits. One of their performances included a humorous skit of a JJC student reliving her first day here at the college. tAnd we all remember how hectic that day was, don't we'?J Students viewing their performances had nothing but praise to give to the two. Some reacted by saying that JuCo should have more fine performers like Edmonds and Curley.

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of ASSGCIATED . , , I W CGLLEGIATE PRESS CON VE TIO During the weekend of October 24-27 editors from all over the United States descended upon the once quiet peaceful city of Hollywood, Florida. Also in attendance were Paul Mcffallister, Millie Goodman, Thom Smith, and Dennis Trowbridge. The overall aim ofthe convention was to ac- 1 int the re resentatives with the different tasks that are fll 3 P required to create the highest quality in college publications. ,s si!! I! v - t l Q. .X, , NN H 9 mm , 'srl , - N-.. ,A-sw W- ......as-gc, ' J, 5 iff? N - ' , a s ' ve- ., 1 ,t. ,sg . ...Qi