Joliet Central High School - Steelmen Yearbook (Joliet, IL)

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e ff fr f mis DOROTHY HASLETT Kllasj Dorothy won her place on the team through her accumteness in shooting baskets. She was captain of the 19.29 All-Star Basketball Team and of the ,luni-xr Team, JANE CARLIX Jane is one of our freshmen who IS making an early name for herself in all athletic competition. She was captain of the Freshman Bask- etball Team this year. BETTY GROTH Played an important part as guard on the Senior Team. VN'ith- out Betty we doubt if the Seniors would have won their inter-class championship. . ,.t....:i. J ,I K z I Ax l 4. TK X 'N af l , .X 5 - I f 1 i ,A 6,-. er 'X ' lt 1 DOROTHY MORTVEDT Dorothy has starred in hockey and basketball in both her fresh- man and sophomore years. rx 4 ROSEMARY MQKEON tsism ' Vlfith her twin has been one of E ,- the best guards on her team. Both f , have been active in the association e .- T f' ' A.: :Ki k ' F S 5. Q 'iiiil KNEE l 51551 lu LVE3? at Ll-zzz' if ' pi, Q:...11ffCf ' Fi, J:-T-l.'5f3 1 at 4: -- rx 1 ,. -F f-,- : - .: 101

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iigglgii 'FQ' i WFS? L R L 4- 'gh 1 - 4 lv 1 4.1 1 1 1 1 P! 2':. 5' si 2:1-is ei ':'::: g r-iifz' V ,..1 ff- N -'S I Q 5. 1. .-::'q:,,-Ab:,:.,:.,.,' A Q ,. Bauxice WELLS 'X 44, Bernice has an eye for the basket. f She led the basket slinoters lin 1 . A-xA K points during the season. Bernice lk., cziptaiiled the Seniors, E in is W i ,.., ,,: If J , CAROLINE nL'EY y 5. ' 5 Q As Sophomore captain Cnr-iliuf: i v ,M led a team that was hard tn enm- Y pete with in the interrclass 1.::nncs x ' K3 Ile E if ' :L it l.YNl'1'l'TE KENIP fjimmiel x qi. Jimmie not only plays basketball but she excels in other sports. She holds records in swimming and X diving. XL., . 5 Q Ii fiq T--N BERNADETTE MCKEON LTnin3 Has been a devotee of basketball since her freshman days, and he- sides competing in athletic cum- petition has been an assistant in the swimming classes at the Y. all through high school. I 4 K 55 . XX A ,ll'NE BOLSTAD , Q, ,EI Another of our freshmen that Y- X .f shows an early interest in sports. I N. M, june won a place on the All-Star :.Q2g:Qs5sq,., 'L Team by unusual ability as a for- ! .- ward. .-.ist f 5.-f' , 1 , X p A f.f':f.3-F ' is i I A 91. sxt ,ff Q V .... t X LA X L, L X -sn 1 sp? l it 1 .,.e:..::t-ilu 1 1 Egg.-is f s ez- f-,, 3 - E.fS ' 100

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I 'I' 1 A 1 ' 1 1 Tal TES? l RTT-ali' l T l 2 F! - cf as 25-3'-3 ca A -in ai zfsi- rg N c N25-io? , 3 - -1' 'T Kiwis v v v v v v v v v Y V 'HY 23 -i r T 2 - ft - ' E . 1 1 ..... . K yi? wi, , 4 ich-.V U Qi QT f-. 1 , - .- , - f ' y. -: s 'N ' x - ' 1 7 '- 5-Ei-V. , - Y .,,1gf LQV2,g5:11g5fV1:ye,1f, - T 1- M xv ::'- ' - - - 4:14-., mg.-v P, gf THE TERPSICHOREAN CLUB The Terpsichorean Club grew out of the desire of a group of girls to form a dancing club for those who had the capacity to advance faster in dancing than was possible in the ordinary class worlc. The aims of the club are to develop an appreciation of dancing as an artg to master the body as an instrument of beautyg and to stimulate a greater interest in finer music. The membership is open to all those who pass the fundamentals of the dance. For those who desire membership, tests are given, consisting of fundamental motor controlg realization and appreciation of music through movementg inter- pretation of musicg and original dance compositions. Those who successfully pass the tests are initiated into the club with simple but beautiful ceremonies, to which the mothers of the girls are invited. .,. naar. vast, wsa,x P! fri' 5' ' Pi flzlfigw' slit-:::'4 ' Fi .FLT W .- ,cb--9 S - f- ' f- 4 4' me LAX LAX 1, X I 102