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

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Y J I W x i fw ,f ,, f W !! fc w e Wh! ! f f 1 r f f ff M' , Q Z' W fi yalfwf ' f f X! X If l ff I I fwfr diff! ' ' 4, 4' . philly, Y ei 1 Q rg V 'YQZ RICHARD WILLIAMS Lee is active in Spanish Club and likes to play golf. On the basketball team in his freshman year. He will attend Valparaiso University. RICHARD WINKELMAN Wink1' who has been on the baseball team, hopes to become a professional baseball player. Will complete his education at Valparaiso University. FRANK WINTER This sophomores most memorable experience at ,l.C. was studying history under Mr. Kenyon. Frank plans to attend the University of Illinois. CHARLES WOLFF Chuck's ambition is to be in the diplomatic service. A veteran. he served as co-editor of The Tower, He likes to listen to hillbilly music. Chuck will attend the Uni- versity of Florida to major in political science. .IEAN VISION ,Irfan will continue at North Central College to finish preparing for a teaching career. Golf, bowling and music claim part of her lime. DENNIS H. WARNER Dennis says his favorite sport is climbing the stairs to the third floor. He belongs to the Vet Club. His fu- ture plan is the University of Illinois. GERALD WATTS Ceray likes boat riding and water skiing. Plans to go to Purdue. He likes the easy courses in history at ,I.C. IOE WHITE Physics and playing the stock market have kept .Ioe busy. That's your problemv can be heard from this friendly sophomore, who appreciates the excellent administration and student government at ,I.C. North- western and law are in his future. E- fiom smilli Hel is H mem JOHN Zi john C? h ming, siatifh C he will at GEORGE George low who I in chemist --11

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cb ttf fini- Hii 3 lxethatt S. lIlS Rho Smok f at home' HE activities were and Business University, Ystcs tests as ZOOSIH. After low. HELEN SUK Helen likes the friendliness of the students and the helpfulness of the teachers. She plans to attend North- ern Illinois University and Garrett Biblical Institute. ROBERT TAYLOR Bob participated in basketball, baseball, Lettermen's Club, Capers and Psychology Club. He is sorry that ,I.C. lasted only two years. Bob's secret ambition was to play first string for the Ramblers. MARILYN TAYLOR Marilyn's friendly personality made her many friends at ,l.C. Her main interests were Psychology Club and Future Teachers Club. RONALD THOMAS Ron was president of Psychology Club and director of public relations. His pet peeve is local newspapers that omit items about .l.C. Next is the University of Illinois. , .,.. .- -- 'E' PI-IYLLIS THORIEN Phyl participated in Psychology Club, and bowling Q9 and was on the Cloudburst staff. Pastimes are parties, art, and listening to records. She plans to become a secretary after .l.C. VIRGINIA TRIPP Ginny is a bowling enthusiast and was a great help to her team. She also enjoyed Psychology Club. A secretarial career follows J.C. graduation. HUGH TYNDALL Hugh was president of Student Council, Capers chair- man in '57 and Solid Gold Cadillacv in 358. J.C.'s friendliness and ease on the pocketbook appealed to Hugh. Next the University of Illinois. ROSE MARY VIAL Rosie likes to bowl and drive around in her C311 She was in Psychology Club, Spanish Club, Capers, and choir, and also was on the Cloudburst staff.

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Call D hat-tiilearfg ing th Q . cat, itifttif Plans to ga Wt' at lf, have kept heard from he excellent l-C. North X XJR MARGARET WOOLEDGE Everyone who knew Peggie will remember her friendly smile. Her main interest is caring for her family. She is a member of Future Teacher Club. JOHN ZIOLA John came from Proviso High School. He enjoys hunting, fishing, and cars. John was a member of Spanish Club. He is undecided as to which college he will attend. GEORGE CHARLETON George will be remembered as a serious, quiet fel- low who will attend North Central College and major in chemistry. A helping hand WWF The Dean of Woiiien, Miss Ratltert, offers some counsel. A' Im XQ1' -Jglkvmmal