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

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CHOIR 5 .. ........,.., ,-,.....L... ' ' Front row: Martha Ferguson, Beverly Bednarik, Lorna Muggenborg, Helen Suk, Margaret Proehl Dorothy Endriz, Arlene LaPorte, Darlene Westman, Sharon Hennix, Donna DeTolve. Second row: Carol Hosman, Ellen Tuland, Pat Mueller, Betty Bahr, Elsie Ray, Monica HenrY, .lan Livermore, Donna Chute. Thiral row: Jeriann Hedlund, Eloise Ashley, Pat Bauer, Jim Keller, David Ray, Dick Wallin, Louise Munns, Bev Olander, Rose Vial. Fourth row: Darryl Nordentoft, Chuck Peterson, Ilsluf Holmgren, Jerry Brooks, Bob Soucek, Dexter Davis, Bob Hall, Dick Pepe, Barry Keller, Don c ean. - The theme of the forty members of the L.T.J.C. choir was bigger and better. They had a good background for their slogan, namely Mr. Lawler, the new director. The officers of the choir were Daryl Nordentoft, president, Jerry Brooks, vice presi- dent, ,lan Livermore, secretary-treasurer, Pat Bower, manager, Margaret Proehl and Betty Bahr, librarians. The accompanist for the year was Carol Hosman, The choir presented three programs during the holiday season. The Kiwanis Club, Hines Hospital and the J.C. student body were the enthusiastic audiences who heard Gloria Patri, Rejoice anal Sing, Psalm 150, There Slwll a Star, Alleluia, Hasten Swiftly, and Go Tell It On The Mountain. There were two extra groups formed from the choir. Eloise Ashley and Betty Bahr comprised a duet. An octet was formed by Pat Bauer, Jan' Livermore, Eloise Ashley, Russ Holmgren, Daryl Nordentoft, ,lim Keller, Barry Keller, and Ellen Tuland. uf-44-ewan mcuWmi -caawvlbi V

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- - A- W ,.. 1 ,. . ,i. ,,..,,.qa J is at 5, ,N BUSINESS CL B Front row: Lou Hernandez, Frank Picha, Bob Griffith, Darrell Siers, Keith Myles, Bill Sieg. Sec- ond row: Mr. Fields, Don Santucci, Phil Hansen, Harry Lundmark, Don Cashdollar. Thtrd row: John Langley, Frank Novotny, Ron Haggh, Glenn Mlkyska, Frank Wlnter. For many years more and more students have been studying in the field of com- merce. For that reason, the Young Men's Business and Finance Club of L.T.J.C. was formed in October, 1957. A group of J.C. men decided that a club should be established for commerce stu- dents and other interested students. The club was named the Young lVlen's B11SiHCSS and Finance Club, more commonly referred to as the Business Club. The purpose of the club is to interpret and understand current business trends. Various professional men speak on subjects ranging from investment banking to the commodity exchange. The Business Club is under the sponsorship of ,l.C.'s fine economics instructor, Mr. Homer Fields. Besides teaching, Mr. Fields has been active in various civic organiza- tions in the western suburbs. Officers of the club are Darrel Siers, president, Bob Griffith, vice president, Frank Picha, secretary, and Frank Winter, treasurer. Membership in the club is open to any student on the college level who has an interest in the business field. The club holds meetings one night a week. One of the highlights of the year was the Christmas dinner, held a few days before Christmas. The dinner was attended by thirty people, who enjoyed the generous helpings of turkey that was procured by Lou Hernandez. Since the club was just formed this past year, it has not had the opportunity to become a large club as yet. However, under the continued sponsorship of Mr. Fields, the club should grow to become outstanding. 5 l 3 I r l F, 1 'US- 2 , --L-. M -H-' 'i-1143324 .,,-..,...,,.:-.,..-.s,.v,- nt-, Q ..:i. ,l.-:.-ervvw..-.-s J- .....--,..

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.2-4:-1-erafmsree-re:'wrimfmevfe-EfH?11e'rl iwwwtw 1-f f ..-.-M... -5-sw. . CLo DBURST STAFF Front row: Pat Lindberg, Gerry Kavolis, Barbara Mitchell, Charlene Stromsky, Dorothy .Endr1z, Sharon Hennix, Eleanor Simko. Second row: Grace Dvorak, George .Blankenhe1m, Elsie Ray, Sheri South, Miss Sheppard, Rose Vial, Phyliss Thorien, Tom Loesch, Diane Dettmer. Third row: Pat O'Brien, Jo Stitt, Frank Winter, Ron Sindelar, Al Gibbs, ,lack Robertson, Phil I-lansen, Marilyn Genovese. Fourth row: Craig Rohrer, Judy Conley, Bob Straube, Jerry Bach, Bill Titus, Glen Mikyska, Marion Chalmers. This past year, the Cloudburst has had for its advisor, Miss Louise Sheppard, and for its editor, Charlene Stromsky. The Cloudburst, which is J.C.'s bi-monthly news- paper, added photographs to its mimeographed pages at the beginning of the second semester. uThe Worldis Greatest College Newspaperi' is the slogan of this pub- lication. Beating deadlines and walking beats were the main occupations of the reporters Donna Chute, Grace Dvorak, Dorothy Endriz, Gerry Kavolis, Barbara Mitchell, Elsie Ray, and Eleanor Simko. Doing the sports writing for the year were Ron Sindelar and Vince Ventura with help from Tom Loesch and Ed Sirovatka. The artists were Jerry Brooks, Lois Erickson, Marilyn Genovese, Pat Lindberg, Pat O'Brien, and Jo Stitt. Joe White occasionally gave a helping hand on the editorial page. George Blankenheim, Diane Dettmer, Al Gibbs, Jim Keller, Sharon Hennix, and Pat Mueller were the Cloudbursfs main feature Writers. Dave Rauch was kept on his toes as the official Cloudburst photographer. The industrious and patient typists were Donna DeTolve, Marion Chalmers, Phyllis Thorien, Charlene Van Wie, and Bose Vial. And last, but far from least, is Mrs. Meiner, who did such a Wonderful job mimeographing the pages of the Cloudburst.