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

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ocial Science Sl 14 non 1 P411-rson, Susan H. NYoocl. UND IIUNN Rubx Xl on Nunn Looh-y. Not in piuiurx'-G. I.. lllougzgh, XX':llli'r I.. Mm-y1'rs. Ambitious students, Beverly June Allen, Catherine Anzelc, Jack Bueschler, and Russell Carey are looking for material for extra credit. The place+Miss Mabel Moon's U. S. history class. How do you do? This nicely managed introduction is made hy Ray Bolden as James Logky is introduced to Lois Cornwall in Miss Eloise Lauhscheifs social studies class. In Harold Sweeney's U. S. history I class, Gail Stoker seems to enjoy her easy task of onefarm churning. Paying not the slightest attention to her efforts, Joe Pasteris, Gloria Stevens and Helen Ciceotelli prefer to read the latest events from the colonial newspapers. ,,,,, , -tif me - Q-er he irtuag .. m ., - 1-.- A few

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Sofia' Science l IIiS'I' HUXX' liloisv I.uiihseln'i'. lilizalwlh Iiarns, Kllnyion Wiiili-i'sli-vii, Hoy II. iiznls i hI'l11UNlb HUXY llairry ll. lmiin-imi-Iii-i', Ulin I.. Nh-Iii-yiiolmls, Morris lmwiiisli-iii, liuy Iliiiu Training for an alert, inliormcd, responsihle citizenry is carried out hy the social science department, under the guidance of Miss Elizaf heth Barns, Social studies orientate the fresh' inan, give knowledge of self and of the coin' munity, present the vocational fields from which lu choose an occupation. History anal eeonomies classes give a hackgrouncl for that uiielerstancling of local, state, and world proh- leins so necessary in a democracy. Timely topic for eonsideration is universal military training. Here john Peterson, Miss Barns, Mary Lou Perella, and Louis Zeleznilcar plan a panel discussion. Susan Day, Beatrice lloodloe, and Barhara Saxon watch as David Miller points out areas of possihle Russian am' hition. fl viiiiiiii'iiiiiii ii , gg p ,- ,-. Ycgfiii- fi 0 ihae we'U W ,V 4 gps fi 1,4 44 - is ,ivy A ,.., I2

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2 l e Q , lnclustriul Arts l'Ili5l HUXX lh-rlu-rl Iluwlins, .l. XI. G1lI'l'1'll. John I-I. Sclim-imlvr, li. l,. Hng.:4-rs. Max lx SINIUNIX IHDNY lfluyal fl. 'I'mnpkins, Ira 41. Nlvtlny. llz-rln'rl NX'arl'vl. l'il'1llIli .l. lltllllll lu in ' ' :lil I lnli Ulilvm-s. Lluysl AIlllIlIl'l'. Dun: .. gg. Thu vocational dcpartmcnt, dir-:ctcd hy Earl C, Douglas, offcrs outstanding upportlinitics fur training tu thnsc who wish to gain skill in sumo trade, Vucatinnal cuurscs in agriculturc, auto shop, drafting. clcctric shop, print shop, machine shup, and industrial arts prcparc ca' pahlc and skilled wurkcrs of the futurc. Tom Puhck, Donald Gorman, and Rnhcrt Yuungrcn arc thc armaturc amateurs picturcd hcrc. Thcy arc lcarning thc intricacies of rc' winding motors undcr rho guidancc of Frcd Hann in clcctric shop. Drilling for oil? No, rclwring Cylinders arc thcsc futurc autu mcchanics. Thcy arc Ray' mnnd Pckul, Frank Pctrovic, Lco Kolodzicj. Edward Mancc, Richard Uollick. Joseph Ma' sura, and Pasquale D'Amicu. dd bs Cx Leif--4--Tle, f 1 - il I1 'Saks