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LEARNING RESOURCE CENTER
JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE

JOLIET, ILLINOIS 60431

iOLIET JUNO?

rO\ LFGE LJBRART
JOLIET, ILLINOIS

I95S

Yesterday our parents established Joliet
Junior College as the oldest public junior college
in this country so that we of today may be
prepared for tomorrow.

Yesterday our parents also introduced
Junior C. Wolf as JJC's emblem. May Junior C. Wolf
of yesterday help you remember today in Joliet
Junior College in your life tomorrow.

Contents

DEDICATION

ADMINISTRATION

FACULTY

COLLEGE OFFICE STAFF

CAFETERIA AND CUSTODIANS

HONOR ROLL

SOPHOMORES

FRESHMEN

ACTIVITIES

ORGANIZATIONS

SPORTS

CANDIDS

JOUET JUNIOP COH.FGE LIBRARY
JOLIET, ILLINOIS

Dedication

MR. EDMUND C. PUDDICOMBE

During the day you can see him lecturing physiology classes in Room 291;
after school you might find him sponsoring an SMS meeting or working on the
illustrations for his loose-leaf notebook that his students use; or on a free day
you might find him taking SMS members on a field trip to some research center
or hospital.

This is Mr. Edmund C. Puddicombe. For years he has readily given his
services and time to the junior college, especially to the Students of Medical
Science, one of the most active clubs of the school. Words cannot measure these
services, cannot give even a slight hint of the time spent.

This year we dedicate The Shield to Mr. Puddicombe to show that his ef-
forts and help are appreciated.

Yearbook Staff

RON KNAKMUHS
Assistant Editor, Facuttu and Administration.

BARBARA BUTTERFIELD
Assistant Editor, Freshman Section.

MRS. VERA SMITH

Adviser

MRS. KATHRYN DeJARLD

Co-ordinator.

Yearbook Staff

The staff members have put in much
of their time, especially during Christmas
vacation, in the hope of making this year-
book something that you will enjoy look-
ing at now and in the future.

We would like to thank Tom Balla for
printing all the freshman pictures.

Some members of the yearbook staff discussing deadlines that have to be
Schroeder, Les Nelson, Edelgard, Eiehholz, and Andy {Gavins.

et are Ron Knakmuhs, Gerri McKanna, Bill

A Message From The Dean and The Assistant Dean

Every commencement many graduates say how much
they have enjoyed junior college and how fast the time has
flown. Thus it will be with most of the rest of your lives.
Time rests easy on the shoulders of those who have learned
many of the basic lessons junior college teaches.

You have learned that life has success as well as de-
feat, that today lived well makes yesterday and tomorrow
better, that every now and then you get slapped when you
•"nought you would get praised, or vice versa, and that friends
are more precious than gold. You have learned that life
can be beautiful as well as sad, and that you can cope with
the problems it brings.

You are to be complimented, for you have achieved
something of which you can well be proud.

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ELMER W. ROWLEY, Dean
B.S., University of Illinois
M.A., University of Chicago

SUSAN H. WOOD, Assistant Dean
B.S., M.A., University of Illinois
Assistant Director, Adult Education

Greetings to the 1958 graduates of the Joliet Junior
College. During the two years you have been with us, the
launching of satellites, the plans for a trip to the moon
in the not too distant future, and the promise of
even speedier jet planes by the close of the year make
this a most exciting world. To live in such times, uncertain
and even perilous though they may be, education plays an
important role. Hundreds of years ago Socrates described
the educated man as one who could control circumstances
and not be mastered by them. To live in such a rapidly chang-
ing world, seek every opportunity to learn more about it
and the people who live within it.

Xlio^c.

MARCIE LONG

Art

M.A., University of Wyoming

CLAYTON WINTERSTEEN

Trade Industrial

(Wood Shop)

M.A., New York University

MARIAN McANALLY

Rlietoric

B.A., M.A., University of

Illinois

4/tJl

C. M. EGGMAN

Chemistry

B.A., M.A., Indiana

University

ROSELLEN OSWALT
Business Education
B.A., B.S., Olivet College
M.A., Northwestern
University

BEN F. DAY, Rhetoric

B.S., Eastern Illinois State College

M.A., Peabody College for Teachers

DONALD KIENLEN
Physical Education
B.S., University of Illinois

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MARGARET C. McMANUS

Business Education
B.Ed., Western Illinois
State College
M.A., University of Illinois

A. A. WILLS

Coach, Basketball

B.A., DcPauw University

SHIRLEY WINTERROTH

Trade Industrial (Printing)

B.S., Illinois State Normal

University

M.A., University of Illinois

DR. LEROY MECAY
Science (Chemistry)
B.S., B.A., Lincoln College
M.A., University of Illinois
D.Ed., University of Missouri

ELISABETH ELDRED
English Literature
B.A.,Beloit College
M.A., University of Wisconsin

BEULAH HOFFER

Physical Education
B.S., University of Illinois
M.A., Northwestern
University

MARY LOUISE FISHER

Mathematics

B.S., M.S., University of

Illinois

CATHERINE WOOD, English (Speech)

B.A., Illinois Wesleyan

M.A., Northwestern University

LEON A. CAREY
Business Education
B.A., M.A., University of
Wisconsin

MAX KUSTER

Agriculture

B.S., M.Ag. Ed., University of

Illinois

DORIS RAY
Home Economics
B.S., M.S., University of

Illinois

GLENN A. EVANS
Social Science
B.S., Monmouth College
M.A., University of Chicago

LLOYD Z1MMER

Machine Shop

B.E., Wisconsin State

Teachers College

M.Ed., University of Illinois

EUNICE A. FRENK
Language ( Spanish )
B.A., Valparaiso University
M.A., Northwestern
University

A. A. WILLS

Coach, Basketball

B.A., DePauw University

meiat^may'^

Mathematics

B.S., State Teachers College,

Plattville, Wisconsin

HERMAN WALSER

Physical Education
B.S., M.S., University of
Illinois

LEONA BROWN

Home Economics
B.S., M.S., University of

M.Ji., University of Texas

BEULAH HOFFER
Physical Education
B.S., University of Illinois
M.A., Northwestern
University

ELMER J. JAMNIK

Business Education

B.S., Eastern Illinois State

College

M.S., University of Illinois

CATHERINE WOOD, English (Speech)

B.A., Illinois Wesleyan

M.A., Northwestern University

DORIS RAY

Home Economics
B.S., M.S., University of
Illinois

GLENN A. EVANS

Social Science

R.S.. Monmouth College

LOYD ZIMMEK
lachine Sliop
.E., Wisconsin State
eachers College

GLENN YOUNG

Science (Chemistry)

M.S., Oklahoma Agricultural

and Mechanical College

GEORGE FAHRENHOLZ

Physical Education

M.A., Northwestern University

VERA THALROSE, Physical Education
B.A., Hunter College
M.A., New York University

ROBERT REXER
Language (Spanish)
M.A., University of Illinois

mguage (Spanish)
..A., Valparaiso University
d.A., Northwestern
University

A. A. WILLS

Coach, Basketball

B.A., DePauw University

LEONA BROWN

Home Economics

B.S., M.S., University of

Illinois

Smith-Hughes Vocational

Requirements

MELVIN MAY

Mathematics

B.S., State Teachers College,

Plattville, Wisconsin

M.S., University of Wisconsin

Social Science
3.A., Evansville College
vl.A., University of Kentucky
Pre-Legal and Liberal Arts

:: Me OLIN L. McREYNOLDS

cott, | Social Science

Rung B.A., Indiana University

int, M.A., University of Chicago

NEIL LANCE

Physical Education
M.S., University of Illinois

DR. HAL DELL1NCER, A/f/0f*b
B.M.S., M.M.S., University ofeck£i
D.Ed., Teachers College, CoL11^
Fine Arts and Pre-Education

HERMAN WALSER
Physical Education
B.S., M.S., University of
Illinois

HARRY ADAMS, Science

B.E., M.S., Illinois State Normal University

business Education
Normal

y of Chicago
s and

WILLIAM L. HUGHES

Science

B.A., Evansville College

B.S., Ohio State

M.A., Indiana University

HARRY D. LEINENWEBER, Social Science
B.A., Hanover College
M.A., University of Chicago

ERMA SMITH

Speech

B.L., Northwestern

University

M.A., Columbia

WENDELL WILLIAMS

Mathematics

B.S., College of Charleston

M.S., M.A., University of

Illinois

EVERETT C. NELSON

Science (Zoology)
B.A., M.A., University of
Wisconsin

MAYNARD LEATSLER
Science (Photography)
B.A., M.S., University of
Iowa

OBERT REXER

anguage (Spanish)
I. A., University of

ingnage (Spanish)
..A-. Valparaiso University

Uir

A. A. WILLS

Coach. Basketball

B.A., DePauw University

Cafeteria Staff and Custodians

EDMUND C. PUDDICOMBE

Science

B.S., M.S., University of Illinois

Medical Science

LOLA EMERY, Business Education

B.S., Illinois State Normal

University

M.B.A., University of Chieago

Two-Year Business and

Pre-Commercc

WILLIAM L. HUGHES

Science

B.A., Evansville College

B.S., Ohio State

M.A., Indiana University

HARRY D. LEINENWEBER,
B.A., Hanover College
M.A., University of Chicago

ERMA SMITH

Speech

B.L., Northwestern

University

M.A., Columbia

EVERETT C. NELSON
Science (Zoology
B.A., M.A., University of
Wisconsin

MAYNARD LEATSLER
Science (Photography)
B.A., M.S., University of
Iowa

MR. ELMER W. ROWLE
Dean

DeJARLD

MRS. CORA WINSTON

Cafeteria Staff and Custodians

ABOVE : ( Insert ) Miss Mary Hammer, cafeteria
manager. Left to right: Mesdames Cioni, Boson-
etta, Walters, Fores, Scott, Lemke, Austin, Kelty,
Schlimm, Meadmore, Runge, Damman, Jacques,
Clark, Williams, Grant, Wiegmann, Watkins,
Bell, and Manthey.

RIGHT: Herbert Pierson, building engineer; Bror
Anderson, building superintendent; Vincent Ed-
wards, night foreman.

BELOW: Messrs. Blaser, Forsell, Krakar, Smith,
Pierce, Anderson, Koerber, Johnson, Lepacik
Seehafer, Jackson, Becker, Ribocie, Reichardt
Jensen, Zan, and Downey.

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Honor Roll

September, 1957 - January, 1958

FRESHMEN

Janet Connelly 4.00

Beverly Torok 3.88

Donald Johnson 3.83

Sharon Chalfant 3.82

Judy Rohmer 3.81

Guy Sell 3.81

Lois Morawski 3.79

Bonnie Badurski 3.75

Richard Sandretti 3.75

Judith Long 3.70

Janet Nelson 3.70

Jean Hills 3.65

Annette DiLorenzo 3.58

Richard Begler .... 3.56

Joseph Petrovic 3.56

Marianne Wilkins 3.56

Mary Beth Sorensen 3.50

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4.00

Sylvia Isaacson 4.00

George Klepec 4.00

Janet Knauer 4.00

Richard Krapf 4.00

Jay Luhtala 4.00

Allen McCowan 4.00

Jerry Meyer 4.00

Susan Moore 4.00

Louis Norton 4.00

Jeannine Thornburg 4.00

Albert Longnecker 3.84

Charles Holmes 3.80

Barbara Lloyd 3.78

Jerry Lavely 3.75

Jane Rapson 3.75

Nicholas Ventsias 3.73

Joseph Pasteris .3.71

Linda Farmer 3.69

Dan Gutierrez 3.67

Joseph Lavely 3.67

Edelgard Eichholz 3.61

Carole Fris 3.61

Maryann Rainville 3.61

Donald Aldeen 3.60

James Maloney 3.59

Judy Yahn 3.58

Shirley Robinson 3.57

Joyce Glinz 3.55

Melvin Gustafson 3.51

Elmer Bell 3.50

At the end of each semester an Honor Roll is compiled. All persons
earning a 3.5 average or better, and carrying at least 12 hours of work, are
eligible for this honor.

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SECRETARY

V'Qj,

TED JAMES "Gus"

NANCY DALE AHRENS

Pre-Medical

Pre-Edueation

Lettermen's Club. Students of MedicJ

1 Sci-

Women's Athletic Association (Publicity 1,

ence. Swing Band, Sophomore

Class

President 21. Sophomore Class (Secre-

(President)

tary-Treasurer) Choir (Social Chairman

From : Joliet Township High School

2), Executive Council, JJC Players.

To: University of Illinois

Orchesis, Booster Club

Hobby: Girls

From : Joliet Township High School
Queen's Court Spring Formal 1
Hobbies: Music, Art, Sports

THURMAN E. BOLERJACK "Thurm"
Physical Education
Sophomore Class (Vice-President)
From: Lockport Township High School
To: Northern Illinois State University o

Arizona State
Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing. Sports

Janet i\eison

Jean Hills

Annette DiLorenzo 3.

Richard Begler ..___ 3.

Joseph Petrovic 3.

Marianne Wilkins 3.

Mary Beth Sorensen 3.

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4.

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec 4.'

Janet Knauer 4.1

Richard Krapf 4.(

Jay Luhtala 4.(

At the end of each semester an Honor Roll is com
earning a 3.5 average or better, and carrying at least 12
eligible for this honor.

ANITA ANN AGAN

Liberal Arts

Women's Athletic Association

From: Joliet Township High School

To: Teach at Channahon Grade School

Hobbies: Piano. Bowling

WALTER H. ALBERS "Wally"

Pre-Agriculture

From : Peotone High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobby : Basketball

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DONALD R. ALDEEN

Pre-Law

Veterans' Club

From: Joliet Township High School

To: University of Illinois

JACK N. AMOROSE "Amine"

Music

Choir, JJC Swing Band

From : Joliet Township High School

Hobbies : Golf. Sports, Music

ROSEMARY ANDERSON "Rommy"

Pre-Commerce

Freshman Class (Secretary-Treasurer),
Student Council (Secretary 1-2),
Booster Club (President 2 ), JJC Play-
ers (Student Council Representative
2), Women's Athletic Association.
Pompon Girls. Orchesis, Dance and
Committee Chairman,
Queen's Court

From : Joliet Township High School

To: Indiana University

Honor Roll

Hobby : Art

BENEDICT J. BAKANEC "B

Pie-Engineering

Veterans' Club. Letterman's Club

Kineers- Club
From: Joliet Township High Sch
To: University of Iowa

THOMAS J. BALLA "Tom"
P re-Engineering
Engineers' Club, Press Club
From: Joliet Township High Sch
To: Unhersity of Illinois
Hobby: Photography

JAMES LEE BASEY

Pre-Engineering

Engineers' Club

From: Wilmington High School

Hobbies: Sports Cars

MORTON C. BROWN "Pete"

Pre-Engineering

From : West Frankfort C.H '3.

To: University of Illinois

RICHARD L. BUDDE "Bud"

Pre-Commerce

Veterans' Club

From: Joliet Catholic High School

Hobbies: Hunting. Fishing. Athlet

BOB C. BULDAK "Butch"

Pre-Commerce

Choir (Historianl. Business Club

From: Joliet Catholic High

To: Quincy College

Hobbies: Sports. Photography

SECRETARY

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JAMES E. HURKE "Ji

Business Club

From: Joliet Township High School
To: Illinois State Normal University
Hobbies: Astronomy, Cars

WILLIAM E. BURNS

GEORGE P. CALAMARAS
Liberal Arts

From: Joliet Township High School
Hobby: Literature

TED JAMES "Gus"

NANCY DALE AHRENS

THURMAN E. BOLL

Pre-Medical

Pre-Education

Physical Education

Lettermen's Club. Students of Medical Sci-

Women's Athletic Association 1 Publicity 1,

Sophomore Class (Vice

ence, Swing Band, Sophomore Class

President 2), Sophomore Class (Secre-

From : Lockport Towns

(President)

tary-Treasurer) Choir (Social Chairman

To: Northern Illinois S

From : Joliet Township High School

2), Executive Council. JJC Players.

Arizona State

To: University of Illinois

Orchesis. Booster Club

Hobbies: Hunting, Fish

Hobby: Girls

From: Joliet Township High School
Queen's Court Spring Formal 1
Hobbies: Music. Art. Sports

Janei ivcuui. =-....
Jean Hills ...

Annette DiLorenzo 3

Richard Begler 3

Joseph Petrovic . 3.

Marianne Wilkins 3

Mary Beth Sorensen 3

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4."

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec ... 4.

Janet Knauer 4.<

Richard Krapf 4.1

Jay Luhtala 4.1

At the end of each semester an Honor Roll is co
earning a 3.5 average or better, and carrying at least 12
eligible for this honor.

ANITA ANN AGAN

Liberal Arts

Women's Athletic Association

From: Joliet Township High Sc

To: Teach at Channahon Grade Sc

Hobbies: Piano. Bowling

WALTER H. ALBERS "Wally"

Pie-Agriculture

From: Peotone High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobby : Basketball

MARILYN L. COOPER

Pre-Education

Women's Athletic Association

From: Lincoln-Way Community

School
W.A.A. Award
Hobbies: Music

RON CRISCIONK

General

From: Joliet Township High Scho

PATTERSON CURTIS "Pat"

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RUSSELL H

DAHLEN "Russ"

Music

Swing

Band,

Thoir (St

udent

Cone

uctor)

JJC Pla

From :

Joliet Township

High Seh

To: M

chican

State Co

lege

Hobbie

s: Mut

1C

LESLIE DAVIS "Les"

& "Doc"

Pre-Oo

From ■

Plainf

eld High School

Hoi, hi,

5 : Automobiles i

nd Music

SECRETARY

LINDA FARMER

General

From: Joliet Township High School

DAVID E. FERGUSON

Pre-Engineering

From: Plainfield High School

To: University of Michigan

Hobbies: Hunting. Fishing

CAROLE J. FRIS

Home Economics

Women's Athletic Association

From : Joliet Township High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobbies'. Music

TED JAMES "Gus"

Pre-Medical

Lettermen's Club, Students of Medical Sci-
ence. Swing Band, Sophomore Class
(President)

From : Joliet Township High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobby: Girls

NANCY DALE AHRENS

Pre-Education

Women's Athletic Association I Publicity 1,
President 21. Sophomore Class (Secre-
tary-Treasurer I Choir (Social Chairman
21, Executive Council, JJC Players.
Orchesis. Booster Club

From: Joliet Township High School

Queen's Court Spring Formal 1

Hobbies: Music. Art, Sports

THURMAN E
Physical Eduei
Sophomore Cla;
From : Lockport
To: Northern 111
Arizona State
Hobbies : Hunting

ANITA ANN AGAN

Liberal Arts

Women's Athletic Association

From: Joliet Township High School

To: Teach at Channahon Grade School

Hobbies: Piano, Bowling

Janer i\cisun

Jean Hills ...

Annette DiLorenzo 3.

Richard Begler ...... 3,

Joseph Petrovic 3

Marianne Wilkins 3.

Mary Beth Sorensen 3,

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4.

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec 4.

Janet Knauer 4.

Richard Krapf 4.1

Jay Luhtala ... 4.1

At the end of each semester an Honor Roll is co
earning a 3.5 average or better, and carrying at least 12
eligible for this honor.

WALTER
Pre-Agric
From : Pe
To: Unive
Hobby : I

H. ALBERS "Wally"
Iture

tone High School
sity of Illinois
isketball

THOMAS A. GOODWIN

Music

JJC Choir, JJC Swing Band. Veteran

Club
From : Joliet Township High School
To: University of Illinois
Hobby : Horseshoe Pitching

KENNETH W. GRISWOLD

Liberal Arts

Lettermen's Club. Football, Wrestling

Baseball
From : Joliet Township High School
To: University of Illinois
Hobbies : 'Sports

M. THOMAS GUSTAFSON

Pre-Education

JJC Choir (Vice-President 2)

From : Joliet Township High School

Hobby : Choral Work

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DAN GUTIERREZ
Pre-Medieal

Students of Medical Sc

From: Joliet Township High School
To: University of III
Hobby: Baseball

RUSSELL LEE HAMILTON "Russ"

Pre-Commerce

Student Council (Out-of-District

Representative 1), Business Club

JJC Players
From: Lincoln-Way Community High

School
To: Northern Illinois State Un
Hobbies : Big Dogs and H

Club

From: Joliet Township High Sch
To: University of III:
Hobby: Reading

KAREN A. JOHNSON

Mclioal Technology

Students of Medical Science. Women':

Athletic Association
From : - T . .1 1 - - 1 T..» nship Hik'h School
To: Lewis College
Hobbies : Sports, Sewing, Reading

KENNETH H. JOHNSON "Ken"
Liberal Arts

From: Joliet Township High School
To: University of Illinois

MARVIN C. JOHNSON

TED JAMES "Gus"

Pre-Medical

Lettermen's Club, Students of Medical Sc

ence. Swing Band. Sophomore Clas

I President)
From : Joliet Township High School
To: University of Illinois
Hobby: Girls

NANCY DALE AHRENS

Pre-Educaticm

Women's Athletic Association (Publicity 1,
President 2), Sophomore Class (Secre-
tary-Treasurer) Choir (Social Chairman
2), Executive Council. JJC Players,
Orchesis, Booster Club

From: Joliet Township High School

Queen's Court Spring Formal 1

Hobbies: Music. Art. Sports

THf"
Phy

Janet iNeisuu

Jean Hills

Annette DiLorenzo 3

Richard Begler . 3

Joseph Petrovic ... 3,

Marianne Wilkins 3.

Mary Beth Sorensen 3,

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards ... 4.

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec ... 4.

Janet Knauer 4.

Richard Krapf 4.

Jay Luhtala 4.

ANITA ANN AGAN
Liberal Arts

Women's Athletic Associatioi
From : Joliet Township H
To: Teach at Channahun Gi
Hobbies: Piano. Bowling

WALTER H. ALBERS

one High Sch.
ity of Illinois
sketball

■\ Press
0]chool

At the end of each semester an Honor Roll is con
earning a 3.5 average or better, and carrying at least 12
eligible for this honor.

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GEORGE F. KLEPEC

Pie-Legal

From: Joliet Catholic High School

To: DePaul University

Hobby: Crossword Puzzles

JANET D. KNAUER

Liberal Arts

Women's Athletic Association, Press

Club 1
From : Joliet Township High School
To: Joliet Insurance Agents

Association Scholarship

DANIEL D. KOBE

Music

Swing Band (Business Manager),

Choir, Oratorio
From : Lockport Township High School
To: DePaul University
Hobby: Collecting Records

RICHARD D. KRAPF "Rich"
Libera] Arts

From : Peotone High School
To: Westmont College or Santa
Barbara College

From: Joliet Township High School
To: Augustana College
Hobbies : Music, Sports

JEROME P. LAVELY "Jerry"

Pre-Commerce

From: Joliet Township High School

To: University of Illinois

Scholarship from Jewel Food Stores

JAMES R. MALONEY "Oskosh"

Liberal Arts

Choir

From: Joliet Township High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobby: Music

ROBERT A. MANDEL "Bug-o"
Two-Year Business
Lettermen's Club, Business Club,
Distributive Education (Histo
Engineers' Club (Secretary 1)
From: Joliet Catholic High
To: Northern Illinois State Uni\
Freshman and Sophomore Football
Awards

WILLIAM MASON "Ace"
Liberal Arts

From : Taylorville High School
To: Eastern Illinois
Hobbies : Sports and Girls

VINCENT C. McASEY "Vine*"

Pre— Commerce

Veterans' Club

From : Lockport Township High School

To: DePaul University or Northern

Illinois State University
Hobbies: Golf. Swimming, and Bowling

janet r. McCarthy

Pre-Education

From: Joliet Township High School
To: Illinois State Normal University
Hobby: Sports

ALBERT 0. McCLOUD "Al"

Pre-Med-cal

Students <..: Medical Science

From : Juliet Township High School

To: University u,' Illinois

Hubbies: Golf. Musk

TED JAMES
Pre-Medical
Lettermen's C

NANCY DALE
Pre-Education
Women's Athle

President 2)

tary-Tr

2). Ex

cutiv

Hubbies : Mc

ALLEN C. McCOWAN "Al"

Pre-Agriculture

From : Joliet To

To: University (

Hobby : Flying

ROGER McDOWELL "Mac"

Electronics

From: Joliet Township High Scho

To: United States Army

Janei txcisun

Jean Hills

Annette DiLorenzo 3

Richard Begler ... 3

Joseph Petrovic ... _ 3

Marianne Wilkins 3

Mary Beth Sorensen 3

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4/

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec 4.

Janet Knauer 4.

Richard Krapf 4.i

Jay Luhtala ... 4.1

RAYMOND A. McGRATH "Mack"
Trade-Industrial (Electricity)
Lettermen's Club

From: Joliet Township High School
Hobbies: Fishing and Hunting

JERRY MEYER

Pre-Medical

Students of Medical Science, Choir

(Social Chairman)
From : Joliet Township High School
To: University of Illinois
Hobbies : Astronomy, Weight Lifting

Music

At the end of each semester i
earning a 3.5 average or better, anc
eligible for this honor.

m

KEN P. MOLNAR

Pre-Medical

Students of Medical Science

From : University of Illinois

Hobbies : Golf and High-Fi

SUSAN E. MOORE "Sue"
Two-Year Secretarial
Co-op Club (President of Local Co-op
Club, Vice President of Area Co-op)
From: Joliet Township High School
To: Secretarial Job
Hobby : Joe

DALLAS D. MUNTER "Dal"

Veterans' Club. Enginee

s' Club

From: Vandalia Commu

nity High

School

To: University of Illinoi

Hobbies : Photography a

id Model

Building

Vv t

LESTER NELSON "Les"

Pre-Law

Press Club. JJC Players, Choir,

Yearbook Staff
From : Joliet Township High Scho
To: University of New Mexico,

Albuquerque, New Mexico
Hobby: Baton Twirling

JOHN C. NORD "Jack"
Pre-Agrieulture (Forestry)
From : Plainf ield High School
To: University of Michigan
Silver Pin, Engineers' Club
Hobbies: Hunting, Fishing

KEITH W. O'BRIEN

Pre-Commerce

Business Club. JJC Players

From : Joliet Catholic High

To: Lewis College

Hobbies: Golf. Bowling

on, JJC

nen's Athletic Asso
JOJayers

Pren : Joliet Township High School
Stu.Would like to be airline hostess
FroDr Roll
To:

OL J. SHAW "Shawzie"
DA\~ Economics

Libei (Treasurer 2, Librarian 1 ), Fut
Fromchers of America, Women's
Sclletic Association

Joliet Township High School
niversity of Illinois
quarter (second semester of 1 )
s: Music. Sports, Cooking

DOI.O
Libera

B<StSuIi^N L- SING ',Norm"
JJwPlpresident2».JJC Swing Band
Pom oliet Townsm'P Hi>-'h School

^""iJ.EY ALAN SINGLETARY
'//."•■al Engineering
Hobb,eEngineers' Club
JOSEF?°'iet Township High School

Libera 'yr.3^^ I".inoiS
From • Cmn Collecting
To : Nc

PATRICIA PLANK "Pat"

Pre-Nursing

Choir (Section Leader 1, Student

Council Representative 21, Students

of Medical Science
From : Joliet Township High School
Laboratory Technician at Silver

Cross Hospital

VIRGINIA K. POWELL "Kaye"

Pre-Education

Booster Club (President 11. Women's

Athletic Association (Student Counci

Representative 2)
From : Joliet Township High School
To: Michigan State University

JOHN RACICH

Retailing

From : Joliet Township High School

SECRETARY

MATTHEW J. RACICH

Pre- Education

Veterans' Club {President 2)

From : Juliet Township High School

To: Illinois State Normal University

PATRICIA K. RAFTER "Pat"

General

Choir. Women's Athletic Association

From: Joliet Township High School

To : Art Institute of Chicago

Hobbies: Sketching. Reading

DOMINIC B. RAINO "Dom"

Pre-Commeree

JJC Players (President 1). Student
Council Delegate-at-Large. Smoker
and Lounge (Committee Chairman)

From : Joliet Township High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobby : Speech

ALLEN C. McCOWAN "Al"

TED JAMES "Gus"

NANCY DAL

Pre-Agriculture

Pre-Medical

Pro-Education

From : Joliet Township High

Lettermen's Club, Students of Medic

al Sci-

Women's Ath

To: University of Illinois

ence, Swing Band. Sophomore

Class

President 2

Hobby : Flying

(President)

tary-Treasu

From : Joliet Township High School

2). Execut

ROGER McDOWELL "Mac"

To: University of Illinois

Orchesis, B

Electronics

Hobby: Girls

From : Joliei

From : Joliet Township High

Queen's Cour

To : United States Army

Janei ixcisuw ....
Jean Hills .„.

Annette DiLorenzo 3

Richard Begler 3

Joseph Petrovie 3

Marianne Wilkins 3,

Mary Beth Sorensen .._ 3,

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4.§

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec 4.

Janet Knauer _„. 4.

Richard Krapf 4.i

Jay Luhtala ....A\

At the end of each semester
earning a 3.5 average or better, ar
eligible for this honor.

RAYMOND A. McGRATH "Ma
Trade-Industrial (Electricity)
Lettermen's Club

From: Joliet Township High Soioir,
Hobbies: Fishing and Hunting n

JERRY MEYER

Pre-Medical

Students of Medical Science, Ch

(Social Chairman)
From : Joliet Township High Sc
To : University of Illinois choo\

Hobbies : Astronomy, Weight L

Music

DONALD E. REU "Don"

From : Fort Madison Senior High. Io

Hobby : Photography

JAY RICE, JR.
Liberal Arts

Oratorio. Choir. Quintones. Quartet
From : Joliet Township High School
To: North Central College
Hobbies: Piano Playing. Singing.
Collecting Old Records

SHIRLEY R. ROBINSON

From : Joliet Township High School
To: University of Illinois
Hobbies: Singing, Stamps.
Accompanying

'V-

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GERRY A. SCHEFFLER

Drafting

From : Joliet Catholic High

HAROLD J. SCHMITZ "Smitty"

Drafting

From: Lockport Township High School

To: University of Illinois

JOHN J. SCHNEIDER "Duke"

From : Joliet Catholic High
To: Northern Illinois State Univ.
Hobbies: Coin Collecting, Bowling
(ABC), Hunting

GERI L. SMEGO

Pre-Education

Future Teachers of America

From: Lincoln-Way Community

High School
Teaching or Chicago Teachers

College
Hobbies: People and Animals

GERALD K. SMITH "Smith Broth

also "JED"
Trade-Industrial
JJC Swing Band

From : Joliet Township High School
To : Operate Gas Station
Hobbies : Automobiles

NORMAN R. SMITH "Norm"

TED JAMES "Gi.

Pre-Medical

Letter!

nen's Club

St

jdents of

Med

ence

Swing

Ban

d. Sophe

mori

(Pre

sident)

From :

Joliet Tow

nsh

p High S

hool

To: Ul

liversity oi

iii<

nois

Hobby

Girls

NANCY DAL
Pre-Education
Women's Athl

President 2

tary-Tr

ANTOINETTE M. SOWA "Toni"

Pre-Commerce

Women's Athletic Association, Booster

Club. Cheerleaders (Captain 2),
JJC Players, Radio Players. Choir
From : Joliet Township High School
To: Marquette University ( ?l
Hobbies : Dancing, Music, Sports, and

Cheerleading
JAMES L. SPARLIN "Flash"
Physical Education
Lettermen's Club. Student Council

(Out-of -District Representative.

President 2)
From: Wilmington High School
To : Northern Illinois State University
Football (2 letters). Basketball (2

letters). Baseball (2 letters)

Hobbies : Sports
JUDY A. SPECKMAN "Speck"
Liberal Arts
Women's Athletic Association (Student

Council 1-2 .Vice-President 2)

Booster Club. Choir ( Robe Chairman

1-21, JJC Players, Social Council

1-2, Pompon Girls, Dance and

Homecoming Committees,

Representative-at-large 1-2
From: Joliet Township High School
To: Indiana University
Upper Quarter 1

2). Ex
Orchesi*

cut

TRYFON SPILIOTIS

Pre-Medical

Students of Medical Science

From : "First Boys Gymnasium".

Kalamata, Greece
To: University of Illinois
Hobby. Music

LEONARD E. STARASINIC "Len"

Liberal Arts

Choir, Baseball. Ensemble

From : Joliet Township High School

Janet ncisun

Jean Hills _

Annette DiLorenzo 3

Richard Begler .3

Joseph Petrovic 3

Marianne Wilkins 3.

Mary Beth Sorensen 3

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4|

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec 4.

Janet Knauer 4.

Richard Krapf 4.'

Jay Luhtala 4.1

At the end of each semester
earning a 3.5 average or better, ar
eligible for this honor.

AKLENE R. TALLMAN
Two-Year Secretarial
Women's Athletic Association
From : Joliet Township High School
Hobbies : Basketball. Swimming

JEANNINE A. THORNBURG "Nina"

General

Women's Athletic Association

From : Joliet Township High School

To: Michigan State University

Hobby: Tennis

MATTHEW J. VIGLIOCCO "Matt"

Pro-Commerce

Lettermen's Club

From: Coal City Township High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobbies: Hi-Fi. Cars

SANDRA G. WALSER "Sandy"

Women's Athletic Association. Booster

Club. Future Teachers of America
From : Joliet Township High School
To : Cornell College. Iowa
Hobbies: Arjs. Sports

JAMES P. WALSH

Two-Year Business

Veterans' Club

From : Joliet Township High School

To: Northern Illinois State University

MARILYN K. WALSH "Mar"
Pre- Commerce

From : Joliet Township High School
To: North Central College
Hobbies: Music, Photography

PAUL J. WARREN

CHARLES WARTHEN "Chu
Trade-Industrial
From : Joliet Town
To: Technical Scho

Guard
Hobbies: Duck Hur

Swimming

RICHARD JOHN WILHELMI "Dick"

Pre-Commerce

Business Club, Freshman Class

(President 1), Student Council 1-2.
(President 2), New Year's Eve Dance
(Chairman 1), Spring Picnic
(Chairman 1). Homecoming Bonfire
and Queen (Chairman 1), Fall Formal
(Publicity Chairman 1), (Ceiling
Chairman and Planning 2),
Executive Council of JJC 1-2, Student
Rotarian 1-2, JJC Play Cast

From : Joliet Township High School

To: University of Wisconsin

V. ANN WISDOM "Annie"

Pre-Medical

Students of Medical Science (Vice-
President 1 )

From : Joliet Township High School

To: Lewis College

Hobbies: Sports. Sewing

NANCY BETH WISDOM

Medical Technology

Students of Medical Science
( President 1 ) , Choir ( Robe
Chairman 1), Pompon Girls, Orchesis

From : Joliet Townsnip High School

To : University of Illinois

TED JAMES "Gus"
Pre-Medica]

Lettermen's Club, Students ot Medical Sc
ence. Swing Band. Sophomore Cla!
(President)

From : Joliet Township High School

To: University of Illinois

Hobby: Girls

NANCY DAL
Pre-Education

Women's Athl

President 2

tary-Treasui

2), Execut

Orchesis. B,

From : Joliet

Queen's Court

Hobbies: Mus

TRYFON SPILIOTIS
Pre-Medical
Students of Medical Sci
From : "First Boys Gyn

Kalamata, Greece
To: University of Illint
Hobby : Music

Liberal Arts

Choir. Baseball. Ensemble

From : Joliet Township High S

Janet i-vcisun

Jean Hills

Annette DiLorenzo 3

Richard Begler 3

Joseph Petrovic —.3,

Marianne Wilkins 3,

Mary Beth Sorensen 3,

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 4|

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec ... 4.

Janet Knauer 4.

Richard Krapf ... .__.. 4.i
Jay Luhtala ... 4.i

At the end of each semester
earning a 3.5 average or better, ar
eligible for this honor.

ARLENE R. TALLMAN
Two- Year Secretarial
Women's Athletic Associi
From: Joliet Township High S
Hobbies: Basketball. S

JEANNINE A. THORNBURG

General

Women's Athletic Association

From : Joliet Township High S

To: Michigan State University

Hobbv: Tennis

^

)PHOMORES

(Not Pictured)

azzi

Leonard Moorman

Bazzoni

John Mostyn

Broderick

Louis Norton

uskas

Patrick Norton

Darter

Donald Nugent

iloka

James Pitkin

mos

George Plese

iarle

jane Rude

Edwards

Jerry Saxon

rner

James Skul

hergil]

fohn L. Smith

7

Glass

John R. Smith

Gray

Madelyn Smith

,en

Roberta Smith

I [offman

Edward So\ra

" yman

Terry Trent

! avely

Isaiah Trice

/is

Nicholas Ventsias

indner

John Vercelote

1 vlatesi

Edward Wvsock

Carthv

james Koukas
Bob Kozlowski
Jacqueline Kozlowski
Leonard Kozoman
Eugene Kraft
Donald Kuna

Norbert Kunke
William Kursell
John Lapikas
Marilyn Larsen

Zimmerman, Dolores Pagliei, Kaye Powell,
Judv Speckman, Mary Kay Kelly, Pat Ward,
Bob Evrich, Joe Garibaldi, Richard Yumich,
Leo Hyman, and Don Morris. Mr. Eugene
Bondar accompanied this group.

TRYFO
Pre- Me.

NANCY DAL

Students

Pre-Education

From : "

Women's Athl

Kalan

President 2

To: Uni

tary-Treasui

Hobbv :

2). Execut

Orchesis, B,

LEONA

From : Joliet

Liberal

TED JAMES "Gus"

Pre-Medical

Lettermen's Club. Students of Medical Sci-
ence, Swing Band, Sophomore Class
(President)

From: Joliet Township Hijrh School

To: University of Illinois

Hobby: Girls

Hobbies: Mu

Janei ntrjuu =-....

Jean Hills

Annette DiLorenzo 3.

Richard Begler 3.

Joseph Petrovic 3,

Marianne Wilkins 3,

Mary Beth Sorensen 3

SOPHOMORES

Russell Edwards 41

Sylvia Isaacson 4.

George Klepec 4.

Janet Knauer 4.

Richard Krapf _. 4.i

Jay Luhtala ... 4.1

Wome

From :

Hohbi.

The Fifth Annual Newspaper Con-
ference at MacMurray College is one
of the outstanding newspaper confer-
ences for college journalists who work
on school publications.

Again, this year five members of the
Press Club were delegates at this con-
ference which lasts for two days. The
group, which was accompanied by Mrs.
Bernard Ward, attended seminars on
layout, make-up, feature writing, news
writing, photography and typography.
Leading newspaper men from Chicago
and St. Louis took time out from their
work to present these seminars. A spe-
cial attraction this year was Miss Anita
Colby, former movie star, and now edi-
tor of the Women's News Service.

At the end of each semester
earning a 3.5 average or better, ar
eligible for this honor.

Jonn verccioxe
Edward Wysock

Carthy

James Koukas
Bob Kozlowski
Jacqueline Kozlowski
Leonard Kozoman
Eugene Kraft
Donald Kuna

Kenneth Heilly
James Riekoff
William Rickoff
John Rit/er
Judy Rolimer
Joseph Roman

John Melahn

Joyce Messamore
Dale Metcalf
Carol Michaelsen
Mary Alice Milni
Sandra Misischia

Jim Mitchell
Jim Monce

Paul Montgomery
Darlene Moore
Donald Moore

The JJC lounge is a
good place to relax,

too.

ay ijiiiii.ua

-jcty

At the end of each sen
earning a 3.5 average or bet
eligible for this honor.

^§||p§|

^jMiMJ^MkmiMu^^ "- "" ■■'*"-"■"■ ^'^- fc^&i%

John Vercelote
Edward Wvsock

ha

Kenneth Hoilly
James Rickoff
William Rickoff
Jolin Ritzcr
Judy Rohmer m
Joseph Roman

Jim Mitchell
Jim Monet-
Paul Montgomery
Darlene Moore
Donald Moore

John Melahn
Joyce Messan/
Dale Metcalf^
Carol Mieha.'e11
Mary Aliee ,r
Sandra Misi;eS°

"jay ETonraia

At the end of each
earning a 3.5 average or
eligible for this honor.

Ofljg.

'riC?dw:

>erv.

lee.

1th
fth

Leah Spencer
Sandra Starr
Robert Stith
Dan Stobbe
Purcell Stybr
Matthew Subat

Press Club Invades

MacMurray

At the end of each
earning a 3.5 average or
eligible for this honor.

.

Choir

Tht. TllZe.. ROW ONE ■■J£*££^F%%:
Padley.

Quartet: Dr Hal n ii-

M^-y. Barbae LSSjf^r^ *«* Be,*> J'

The musical organizations at JJC, under the baton of Dr. Hal Dellinger,
entertain at the annual spring musicale, concerts, programs, and assemblies. Every
year the choir and swing band go on a spring tour.

Members of the choir singing at the WAA Christmas tea are, ROW ONE: Carole Carson, librarian; Judy Long, accompanist;
Janet Eken, Beverly Torok, Kay Doerfler, Sarah White, Maryann Rainville, Shirley Robinson, Carol Shaw, treasurer; Dolores
Pagliei, Nancy Rastello, Edwine Daniels, Barbara Butterfield, robe chairman; Cenevieve Coulson, Barbara Lloyd, secre-
tary; Donna Line, Joyce Glinz, Sally Schorie, Janet Connelly, Donna Nelson, historian; Nancy Cregan, Sharon Chalfant,
Sandra Anderson. ROW TWO: Judy Speckman, robe chairman; Sharon Pfeiffer, Gloria Chavez, Marion Schusner, Nancy
Ahrens, social chairman; Brenda Foster, Pat Barrowman, Darlene Moore, Beverly Joseph, Charlene Meditz, Helen Edwards,
Diane Isberg, Barbara Bray, Alice Levering, librarian; Janet Zimmerman, Annette DiLorenzo, Kay Weiss, Judy Rohmer.
ROW THREE: John Walsh, Jim Padley, Jim Maloney, Jim Jones, Carl Ranch, Jack Amorose, Dan Kobe, Tom Goodwin,
Russ Dahlen, student conductor; Norm Sing, president; Tom Gustafson, vice-president; Dave Imig, student conductor;
Charles Turcotte, Jerry Meyer, Chester Palmer. Janet Nelson is the accompanist. Student Council representative is Patricia
Plank.

Associated Business Students

SPARKY HAUCK

Vice-President

\

CAROLE SUE JOHNSON

Secretary

The Associated Business Students are a
group enrolled in the business courses at
JJC. Business men from the Joliet area speak
at their meetings. This year Paul Everett,
Assistant Credit Manager for Sears Boe-
buck & Company, spoke to the club about
the various advantages and disadvantages
of the present-day credit system.

DICK KOEPKE
Treasurer

RON KNAKMUHS

Student Council
Representative

W: Janet Sigwalt, Dick Sandretti, and
Joyce Clinz, at whose house the party
was held. JoAnn Ulrick is secretary-treas-
urer for the second semester.

Engineers Club

Richard Galli, \'icc-president; Joe Petrovic, sec-
retary-treasurer; and Andrew Klavins, president.

The Engineers' Club which is sponsored by Mr.
Drew Castle, meets to discuss various phases in the
field of engineering. The club is closely associated
with the Joliet Chapter of the Society of Professional
Engineers, who this year presented the Outstanding
Engineering Student Award to Albert Longnecker.

Scholastic awards for the first semester were

given to twelve members of the club. Receiving gold
pins were: Russell Edwards, Albert Longnecker,
Joseph Petrovic, Donald Johnson, and Dallas Munter.
Silver pins were awarded to Morton Brown, William
Fothergill, Carl Orner, William Rickoff, Richard
Gerdcs, James Gregorich, and Walter Schuda.

Dick Ward, Rick Gerdes, and Andy Klavins present a
program entitled "Rocketry" at an Engineers' Club
meeting.

"Shot" at a club gathering are William Rickoff, Walter Schuda, Dallas Munter, Don Johnson, Richard Galli, and
S^'Wurc^te^T^y^fyer^Oi^sie^PaiiffeV/'yan^t RelsoM'!s'''rnJ"Scco,iiipa7>'iti. "StiidenrX-ouhcil representative is tu

JC Players

The JC Players are a student group
devoted to dramatics. All the aspects
of play production — acting, staging,
costuming, lighting, and direction— are
handled.

This year the JC Players put on three
one-act plays and one three-act play.
Although anyone in JJC may try out
for these plays, the cast is composed
mainly of JC Players.

"The Angry Twelve" was directed
by Mr. Robert Mallarv, who is also
sponsor of the club. A movie has been
made from this play, which is adapted
from Sherman L. Sergei's storv,
"Twelve Angry Men."

Listening intently as Mr. Mallarv gives directions are Dick Wilhelmi, Marie
Chal'strom, Al McCowan, Wayne Barnett, Jim Padley, Dolores Pagliei, and
Les Nelson.

son, president second semester.

Throughout the year Press Club members
spend many hours working on the three
school publications, the monthly newspaper,
The Blazer, the weekly column, The Wolf
Call, and the annual, The Shield. But it is
not all hard work as you can see by the pic-
tures on this page.

Gerri McKanna and Pat Ward.

"Make a funny face", was Pat Ward's
command. As you can see, she got results.
Taking time out for a Press Club Party are
Nancy Oseland, JoAnn Ulrich, Ron- Knak-
muhs, Bill Schroeder, Edelgard Eichholz,
Jim Cassani, and Andy Klavins. FRONT
ROW: Janet Sigwalt, Dick Sandretti, and
Joyce Glinz, at whose house the party
was held. JoAnn Ulrick is secretary-treas-
urer for the second semester.

Lettermen's Club

Some of the JJC Lettermen, ROW ONE: Joe Roman, secretary-treasurer, second semester;
Jim Sparlin, Ken Griswold, Ray McGrath, Bob Lindner. ROW TWO: Larry Waddell, Student
Council representative, second semester; Joe Garibaldi, president, second semester; Jack Ritzer,
Sid Holder, John Hirschfeld, Terry Trent.

meeting.

"Shot" at a club gathering are William Rickoff, Walter Schuda, Dallas Munter, Don Johnson, Richard Galli, and
^rh^chikTT^y^e^er^C^ieP^n'ii^r'j^et Relsf}n,,,iS"'tneT',5ccl5mTpSn'ifer. "Sflidenf'-tJouncil representative is rv

Press Club

For the first time, this year the Press Club
sponsored a homecoming queen candidate
and float, and also two fund raising projects.
These projects were "Pressograms" on Valen-
tine's Dav, and book covers with the JJC
wolf and emblem. The club is sponsored by
Mrs. Kathryn De Tarld, who also types all
the copy for the publications.

Weekly morning "ritual" shows some Press Club members enjoying
coffee and rolls after the meeting has been adjourned. Dick Sandretti,
president first semester; Janet Sigwalt, secretary-treasurer first se-
mester; Ron Knakmuhs, vice-president both semesters; and Les Nel-
son, president second semester.

Throughout the year Press Club members
spend many hours working on the three
school publications, the monthly newspaper,
The Blazer, the weekly column, The Wolf
Call, and the annual, The Shield. But it is
not all hard work as you can see by the pic-
tures on this page.

Gerri McKanna and Pat Ward.

"Make a funny face", was Pat Ward's
command. As you can see, she got results.
Taking time out for a Press Club Party are
Nancy Oseland, JoAnn Ulrich, Ron- Knak-
muhs, Bill Schroeder, Edelgard Eichholz,
Jim Cassani, and Andy Klavins. FRONT
ROW: Janet Sigwalt, Dick Sandretti, and
Joyce Clinz, at whose house the party
was held. JoAnn Ulrick is secretary-treas-
urer for the second semester.

Students of Medical Science

Students of Medical Science represented in the above picture are, ROW ONE: Tovce Messamore, Sylvia
Issacson, Nancy Rastello, Jean, Uhde, Karen Johnson, Kay Weiss, Judy Yahn, secretary, first semester; Mr. Ed-
mund C. Puddicombe. ROW TWO: Dan Gutierrez, Beth Wisdom, Pat Plank, Lois Morawski, Martha Nicoll,
Jonna Froseh, Gale Gaines, John Liesse. ROW THREE: Charles Clark, Eugene Matesi, Tryfon Spiliotis, Frank
DeSandre, Ted James, Jay Luhtala, Al McCloud, Ken Molnar, and Bill Lewis.

The membership of SMS is composed of stu-
dents in all fields of the medical sciences. Besides
taking field trips to hospitals and research centers,
the group this year sponsored the winning home-
coming float. The club has two sponsors, Mr. Ed-
mund C. Puddicombe and Mr. Glenn Young, both
JJC alumni.

This semester's officers: Bill Lewis, president; Frank DeSandre,
Student Council representative; Mr. Puddicombe; Jonna Froseh,
secretary; Beth Wisdom, treasurer; and Sylvia Isaacson, vice-
president.

Some of the student nurses attending JJC, front to back: Sue
Smith, Nancy Munson, Nancy Smith, Irene Cerullo, Suzanne
Ayers, Mary Lou Edmundson, Joan Knudson, Helen Brust,
and Lorelee Diaz, center.

Student Council

Student Council, the student gov-
erning body, is composed of class
officers and representatives from the
various clubs at JJC and of the stu-
dent body at. large. This group meets
weekly to discuss college activities,
the allotment of the activity funds,
and the general welfare of the stu-
dent body.

Recommendations on school mat-
ters are made by the Council to the
Dean of the College. The Social
Council plans the activities of the
year, such as the formal dances, col-
lege mixers, skating parties, ski
trips.

Social Council members selected by Student Council this year are, ROW ONE:
Patricia Ward, Judy Speckman, Carole Sue Johnson. BACK ROW: Bill Burns,
Miss Susan Wood, Anthony Kammikar.

Members of Student Council this semester are, ROW ONE: Dick Sandretti, vice-president; Rosemary Anderson, secretary;
Jim Sparlin, president. ROW TWO: Dolores Pagliei, Boosters'; Judy Rohmer, Frosh secretary, Janet Sigwalt, Press;
Patricia Plank, Choir. ROW THREE: Dick Wilhelmi, representative-at-large; Kaye Powell, WAA; Frank DeSandre,
SMS; Miss Wood, Nancy Ahrens, Soph secretary; Alive Levering, representative-at-large. ROW FOUR: Dean Elmer W.
Rowley, Ron Knakmuhs, Business; Dave Imig, representative-at-large; Larry Waddell, Lettermen's; Sparky Hauck, rep-
resentative-at-large; Mr. Eugene Bondar, sponsor of social activities; Thurman Bolerjack, Soph vice-president.

Women's Athletic Association

WAA officers: Judy Rohmer, publicity; Janet Reeves, secretary-treasurer, first semester; Judy
Speckman, vice-president; Nancy Ahrens, president; Darlene Moore, activities.

Membership in the WAA is automatically gained Daughter Christmas Tea, the dance, It Happens Every

by payment of the student activity fee. It is an all- Spring, sport's nights, and were active in the homecom-

girl organization for those who enjoy sports and rhyth- ing activities. Miss Wanda Stasieluk is this club's

mic activities. This year they sponsored the Mother- sponsor.

Pictured at one of the meetings are: Nancy Ahrens, Natalie Radakovich, Judy Yahn, Mary Kay
Kelly, Carole Sue Johnson, secretary-treasurer, second semester; Judy Rohmer. BACK ROW:
JoAnn Ulrick, Judy Speckman, Rosemary Anderson. Kaye Powell is WAA's Student Council
representative .

Pompom Girls a

Go, team, go! The Pompon girls with their purple and white pompons give the boys on the team the extra
energy to win that game, because the team knows that these girls, just like the whole student body, are behind
them yelling for victory. Judy Long, Beth Wisdom, Kay Weiss, Jonie Bulkley, Judy Speckman, Rosemary An-
derson, and Jonna Frosch, are shown displaying their pep at one of the football games.

Those who deserve a great deal of credit because of the excellent way they cheered the teams on to victory
arc Tom Sowa, Charlene Meditz, Cathy De Rosa, Sally Schorie, Beverly Joseph, and Sandy Misischia.

Women's Ath

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Football

Overwhelming five of its eight opponents
and slipping behind the others, Joliet Junior
College's grid squad, under the direction of
Coach Herm Walser and Assistant Coach
George Fahrenholz, captured second place in
the Illinois Junior College Football Confer-
ence. This is the first time in several years
that the Wolves have completed their season
in such good standing.

Joliet Junior College scored 118 points
against 130 for their opponents.

In top position with 587 yards was Joe Mus-
sario ( All-American) averaging 6.6 yards a
carry. Bob Howard grabbed second place with
532 yards for a 5.4 yard average.

Coach Herm Walser Coach George Fahrenholz

1957 FOOTBALL SCOBES
Won 5 Lost 3

Team JJC
DeKalb ... 7

Wright 18

Grand Bapids 6

North Park ... 7

Wilson ... .....34

LaSalle .. 14

Thornton 14

Morton . 18

TOP ROW: Coach Walser, R. McCrath, B. Sukle, T. Trent, I. Trice, J. Pitkin, D. Nugent, J. Hirschfeld, M. Wade, Manager C.
Brown, Coach Fahrenholz. MIDDLE ROW: E. McCauley, R. Rota, T. Hennebrv, E. Woodward, J. Ritzer, J. Roman, J. Dinoffri.
BOTTOM ROW: E. Matesi, J. Racich, K. Griswold, J. Mussario, J. Lapikas, J. Sparlin, J. Gariboldi.

Matesi recovers an opponent's fumble
late in the third quarter.

Superior blocking and running brought five victories to the Wolves.

AII-American, Joe Mussario, runs into trouble trying to get around
his right end.

60 Wolves 60,

On To Victory

The Wolves forge on to another victory.

STANDING: Bill Lloyd, Sid Holder, Ken Molnar, Conch Shirley Winterroth.
KNEELING: Lee Heilman, Jack Amoroso. INSERT: Harold Avers.

Gol!

CONFERENCE STANDINGS
Team

Joliet .. 5 2

Wright 3 3

Thornton 2 2

LaGrange 1 4

CONFERENCE SCORES
Joliet 317

Wright 318

LaGrange 362

Thornton 3S0

Linkmen Find Putting Around Fays Off

JUNIOR COLLEGE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

Deeisively downing five opponents and falling before two others,
the Joliet Junior College fairway squad, under Coach Shirley Winter-
roth, emerged with a season record of 5-2 and the Illinois Junior Col-
lege Conference tropin'.

Top honors came when Joliet Junior College downed a six-year
reign of Wright Junior College by one stroke.

INDIVIDUAL SCORES
Sid Holder__

Ken Molnar __
Harold Ayers_
Bill Lloyd _

75
78
80

84

Basketball

Battling their way past the Regional finals to the
Nationals at Hutchinson, Kansas, the Wolves' hard-
wood crew, directed by Coach A. A. Wills, tossed
defeat into the hands of twenty-six opponents during
the season and succumbed to this fate before only
five, ending up as the Number Five JC Team in the
Nation.

The Wolves drew bad luck in their first game
at the National Tourney by dropping behind Cam-
eron, Oklahoma, but went on to down their other
opponents, Fairburv, Frank Philips, and Broome
Tech to capture fifth place.

During the season Jerrv Keigher tossed in 241
field goals and 164 free .throws for a total of 646
points, the leading mark at JJC. The highest num-
ber of free throws, 224, including 50 in a row, was
taken to Ted James. James also received national
honors at the National Tourney. Ted was runner-up
to Keigher with 596 points.

Coach A. A. Wills

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Nation's Number
Five Team

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(Sjrikc) Jones away for another bucket.

Ain't we got fun?

Go, team, 50!!

Ain't we got fun?

Go, team, go!!

Les meets his punishment. Really Joe, it ccnucli) t 1

been been that big

JOUET JUNIOR COLLEGE LJB!
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