Lyons Township Junior College - Tower Yearbook (La Grange, IL)

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ERT J 5 . ANDERSON H. atlfstbaii and likls likes are 'lvasafllte .I Tp ag? Short Sill and . 1 I e e his Sllljliemlfld wherindi' ce, 5 H1 engin AMES BLA YOu cl ling man has his ,S PlaYecl for a n Ulm ' - IS h b Um plans t O bY-.Of course t 0 continue 5, di '1 3 Northwestern. U Ylng he Citing HA JDY BRADBURY Young miss came to ug fm, llinois State College. She wi the November Mist Dim lst is elementary teaching. AUL BRINKMAN ie of our great golfers.Plii1 Auburn College in Alabarr to study commerce. His at sauerkraut. CAROL COUCH resident of lllomlli is VICE P Student Count :mber sf Cr0S5ClulJ,1l ry Clll , likes oth Years at 'IC' lollf to 8 al reasonS- Plans 9 l l egf - DABIZJM is nllcl :as active He was choirll 1 the Play' diveifloll ea1'S and 3 claim hi' 1 'O Y ill ,fwsouth DglCOl2 W . r. ucation malo RICHARD DEAN Rich, one of the more athletic members of our class, has for two years been a member of the track and basketball teams. Thus, he achieved the presidency of the L Club. Rich is planning to attend N.I.S.C. at DeKalb in preparation for a teaching career. GRANT DOSTERT Grant graduated from LTHS. During his two years at JC. he has enjoyed many of the activities in JC. One of his many hobbies is working on cars. The next college will be some small liberal arts school. JAMES DOUD Jim graduated from LTHS and plans to attend Bradley University, where he will study accounting. Besides attending JC, Jim has a part-time job which keeps him busy in his spare time. BETTY jo EAKEN lfriendliness characterizes this popular sophomore, who likes JC parties and sin- iere people. B.J.'s capableness was well demonstrated in her activities in Capers, Red Cross, and Psychology Club, and her offices as chairwoman of Women's Club, vice president of Spanish Club, and her editorship of the Cloudburst. She plans to become an airline hostess. JAMES ELLIOT Jim, who is quite interested in all sports, was on JC's track team during his two years here. He plans to go to Colorado, where he will continue his studies in architectural engineering. ROBERTA FENDER Bobbi, president of Wonien's Club, has been a busy person during both years at JC. Being a member of Student Coun- Cll and chairwoman of mixers were only 11 iw' of her other accomplishments. She also belonged to the Psychology Club and Tower staff, and participated in Capers both years. Bobbi plans to go On to college, but as yet is undecided Where it will be. 'J' rl iff! X .43 'X lk