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

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,,, ,.,,,,,,, ,:-.q-csv.-,..-..s.'l!' -' ' Mi . 15on, ROSS To th. Rlhfifd Pau p I0 : . Bobgi Fenflef, Betty' lo Zlllauli YGIIMF. Blfffng, T iliuriniz. Butch Ruhlr Foffst Y Bash B me hmen and sopho- fall semester. Its . plan the year's e school dances, ident of Student general efforts icil 's productive rc pictured and Mu er' Glenda i. .utfh R nce Dofse ggenborg, Ma Brllmgton uhls Carol X2 J0hn Chimi . ry LOU Ca1ucciBetty Baht 62363 B0tt0meig, William P .f ' , 013 Wg 6 e M 1 er, Ashley, 1VIafilat82retProe-lqfzon Willia Yn T ,Pat - ,mS,J01, aylor, Lynn Llrdrich Ca 5' Uegge J Lol-IO I Future Teachers of America is a newly-organized club this year and has . d . enjoye a variety of educational programs. 'lihe main purpose of F.T.A. is to acquaint students with the teaching pro- fession and its requirements. Discussions include problems a teacher faces what the profession offers to a future teacher, and also what a future teacher can offer. Some of the meetings were scheduled for the afternoon. Others were held in the evening, beginning with a pot-luck and featuring a speaker. Some of the first speakers were Mr. Aurand, school superintendent of District 105g Mr. Warkow, dean of boys at L.T.H.S.g and Mr. Lichty, from Illinois State Normal. These speakers were very helpful in giving the students an idea of the teaching profession. F.T.A.'s officers this year were Margaret Proehl, president, Glenda Billington, vice president, and.Betty Bahr, secretary. Committee chairmen were Lynn Luegge, publicity, Eloise Ashley, refreshments, Pat Lidrich, entertainment. Mr. Bitting is the club sponsor, and a vote of thanks is due him in encouraging the launching of another successful club. dime 45,4

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i if ' if 1 4 4 I The Lettermen's Club has been doing many things this year. The Club is run by a group of efficient men, Richard Dean, presidentg Edward Prokop, vice presidentg and joe MacRae, secretary. The club is made up of a group of fellows who have been awarded letters for participation in one .of IC. sports. Mr. Bennett sponsors the club, and a vote of thanks goes to him. The men planned a few field trips to some basketball and baseball games. Also on the agenda was a sports dinner for all participating athletes. The club was very successful this year, and gives every indication that it will continue to be so in the years to come. TOP to . . Joe M W' ffm Campb Tom LgcRae, Qrvilje Reiuf Bob Batta 1. esch, Rlchatdbxch, Leslie BI8 ra, Ed Prokop fan, G1 aun, P I . 1 Rich en Walls, Iafkaiolippkman, 3-ifjniirp Hai-Old Robb S0n 2 ov in I ll. 4 y , I I f ' Bob T0rrison. ec' Bottom rovii' llgifhije fow- ' U c . , J . , r I i T 0Pro1- MM' fwfr Bi llvermotg Fm Margaret ilrodyk' . - C! Edd! Tue Vaughn bm beam with would find begmlling fo Sify and .Undef the Choir Sang n . EG: ' flme to acl? Liam, - forth and M8 In, Crs. lffizich mm' Hoff' Onff um :David ewhije W0