Joliet Junior College - Shield Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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,qv- x ,ff .mg filwrggit rl, X QQEMQX- t SGA SUMMER COUNCIL Student Govemment Association not only helps provide the school with educational activities, social gatherings and political functions, it also helps provide an outlet for the individuals involved to develop their character, awareness and talents. During the Summer of 1976, the SGA held meetings about once every ten days. They set up a schedule of events for the 1976-77 school year, including dates for movies, major dances and activities. Among these activities were most of the mini-concerts for the first three months of the fall semester and a para-psychology week. ,-1, The Student Govemment Association also acquainted themselves with :,'w,,,,xl5'.,:w problems that the school is facing. Among these were the conditions of A- 'if' 7' Bush Road, teacher evaluation, and the food service at the school. These ,.', 11 fl' Fujii problems were acted on during the summer and at the beginning of the fall -4' semester. Bush Road was paved by the responsible counties and cities sf' isomething that JJ C has been trying to accomplish for the past two yearsl. ' ' Teacher evaluation forms from all over the State were received and were H ,, - being processed by the members of the Teacher Evaluation Committee xx and a teacher evaluation program was in the process of being established. Through the combined efforts of SGA members, club representatives and other involved students in JJ C's community, some of the food prices in the cafeteria were lowered. All in all, it was a very productive summer for the Student Govemment Association. grad. .Figs 1

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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION FALL SPORTS ACTIVITIES WINTER SPORTS FACULTY , STAFF Bu ADMINISTRATION NIGHT SCHOOL 81. NORTH CAMPUS CLUBS SUMMER SUPPLEMENT SPRING ACTIVITIES

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FALL PICNIC 1-'lugs' 1. The 1976 Fall Picnic at JJ C began with the enlightening antics and sometimes controversial routines of the dynamic comedy team of Edmunds and Curley. Edmunds and Curley provided two shows for the students' pleasure which helped launch the day's activities. From there the activities moved to the tennis court area, where hot dogs and beans, bar-b-ques and pop led to a mixture of athletic endeavors. Faculty and administration members, as well as students, participated in a softball game and delighted in the antics of some of our higher administrators' efforts. For those who attended, the picnic was, as it is many years, a time for relaxation and a chance to mingle with the many people who make up the JJ C community.