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

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TO THE CLASS OF I945: In seleciing ihe Iheme for fhis yearbook-REACHING FOR SUCCESS-'Ihe members of 'Ihe Class of I945 have displayed a keen undersfanding of +he processes by which success is a'Hained. Wishing for success will no+ bring ii. Hs aH'ainmen+ is noi fhe resuli of half-hearfed or unfinished aHemp+s. Success does no+ accrue from a reliance upon 'rhe Goddess of Luck. I+ is never +he aufomafic concomi+an+ of being born in+o a 'Family which has considerable maferial wealfh. Success is +he direcf resulf of con+inuous, in+eIIigen+ srriving foward known goals involving human and moral values-+he resulf of reaching. Success is synonymous work well done. The march is success. I+ can never be or promolion. Service is an Success in Ihe difficuli' Ioffy ideals and 'Hreless eff wifh +he sa+is'Fac+ion which comes from impor+an+ 'foward 'rhe realizafion of a beHer life for all--1'ha'I measured alone in ferms of individual financial gain inherenr part of success. years ahead will demand even more in 'I'he way of or-I Ihan il' has in +he pasi. No man or woman of your generafion can be called successful who does noi' make a conscious, deliberafe confribufion fo fhe esfablishmenf and mainfenance of a iusf and enduring peace for all ihe peoples of fhe ear+h-someihing well wor+h reaching for. Success can become a habi+ since if is always 'Phe resulf of doing one's best The members of 'Ihis year's senior class have already gone far 'foward 'Ihe esfablishmenr of such a habit The besi wishes of your feachers and your superin- +encIen+ go wi+h you as you coniinuously reach higher for Ihai success which is marked by an ever increasing nobilify of worih. Mosi sincerely, Roosevelf Basler May I, I945 Superiniendenl' -4..

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12 QCJ-IING FOR CCESS M 5-fl' The .I of 1945 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS Joliet Township High School, Joliet, Illinois th ost office at Joliet, Illinois, under tEnt0rcd as second class matter February 26, 1936 at e p the act of March 8, 18795

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HARRY ATKINSON Assistant Superintendent DONALD M. SHARPE Assistant Superintendent -5.-