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

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J HIGH JOURNAL STAFF Every Thursday morning the students are greeted with the familiar cry, The J's outlu And indeed, every Thursday the J as the J High Journal is popularly known, is out. The J High Journal is a student publication, written and published by the students of J.T. HS. Forty-five second semester A journalism students gather and write news, ads, features and editorials which go to malce up the J, The first semester's staff consisted of Gus Karos, managing editor, Beverly Frank, editor, Marjorie Campbell, editorials, Howard Peterson, Williani Roth and Dan McHugh, boys' sportsg Winifred Stromberg and Arlene Nitz, newsg James Corry, advertising, and Edna Mae Biddle, circulation. The second semester's staff was Martin Lewis, editor, Mavis Gilpin, assistant editor, Beverly Drury and Rachel Benson, girls' athletics, Don Peterson, Jack Perella, Gene Pozzi, Erwin Swan- son, Louis Chignoli, Charles Schielc, Norman Goodwin and Ian Crabb, boys' sports, Norma Meyer, Marjorie Campbell, Beatrice Saper, Betty Howard, Lydia Zigrossi, Richard Leidig, Rita Cushing, Irene Nelson, Dorothy Marshall, Anne Humo, Vivian Pratto, Bette Lyons and Catherine Tracy, news. Features were written by Ethel Mae Batman, Betty Friberg, Ray Hoffmeyer, Betty Jane John- son, Betty Kachelhoffer, Violet Johnson, Janet Morse, Marion Palmer, Josephine Petropolis and Mary Jane Seyffert. Editorials were written by Margaret Couch and Evelyn Grant. Richard Birlcey, Deloris Pruss and Betty Erickson were in charge of advertising. Circulation was in charge of Carol Bettenhausen, Richard Martin, Betty Wylie and Frances Bla- hunlca. Faculty Advisors are Miss Mabel F. Hunt, Miss Helen Anne Wright, Miss Florence Wolfe. Herbert Warfel and Donald Imig. The Print Shop is responsible for printing the Journal each week. Under the direction of Herbert Warfel and Donald Imig, instructors, about fourteen hundred copies are produced each week. The linotype operators for the second semes- ter were: John Moon, Sam Lucenta, Jack Mc- Coslcy, Bill Metzger, Bill Muir, James Love, Donald Worrell and Eugene Carroll. Qs I 1-X gtvu .3 O This Page Sponsored by I JOLIET HERALD - NEWS +101'

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.-..- ,. .Y. .,..,,,,,,l, emi. .L A GIRLS! WM mmm! Prepare to fill the places left by men leaving for the army! We Can Help You Make The Right Start ! GRADUATES ARE You some ON? OUR GRADUATES ARE IN DEMAND - ALWAYS As the result of sound, pro- ficient and thorough training our graduates have earned for us a reputation that places our students on many preferred lists of employers. Employers are quick to recognize the benefits of training that in- sures maximum efliciency. They'll go out of their Way to secure this kind of em- ployee. Stop in and let us ex- plain how We can help you to be in demand. Gregg Shorthand-Functional and Regular Beginning, Advanced and Post-Graduate Classes, Starting any Monday-Day or Night Q U Metropolitan Business College The School Widm A Business Atmosphere 25 WEST VAN BUREN STREET JOLIET, ILLINOIS Phone 2-0623 We Are Placing Our Graduates in Good Positions! +102' LaL'L I 1 1