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

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Eriglish, I lllS'l' IKUXY Glvlillzi Il. Ilaiiiiill, llzillu-i'iii4' NI. .Xllll'l', 4'ulli1'i'iiiv XYno1l. SICCUND IIUXX' Iwi- Nl. llzili-y, l.:illi':i llziiiu-wk, lin-Iyli Nl. Dirtli-iii, xI1llll'I li, llliiil. Nliri . vlim-sh-i'. Uliw- IH-ck, liiuici- lippi-l, 4.lii'islini- li.. Iiuiivh. Lola .Bama Nu! in llll'llll'l' ll:ii'i'ii'I liroolis. Nlzuliw- f.1lI'l'X. Dcvclopincnt of skills csscntial in husincss and social rclations, of ahility in cxprcssion, of standarnls of tastc in litcraturc thcsc arc somc 8 of the aims of thu English dcpartnicnt, undcr Miss Cathcrinc M, Adler. Spccial nccds arc mst in Q classcs and in prop, English. Whzit is thc I. of this qucuc? Studcnts arc getting a tastc of highcr cducation as thsy tliicuc up to sec Shakcspcarc's Henry the Fifth at a spccial stutlcnts' showing this fall. Yours for hcttcr spccchu is thc slogan of studcnts in Miss lrma Smith's spucch class, as thcy rccord thcir voices, At thf mike is Shirlcy Zcntarski, Tcchnicians arc .lack Turlcy and Boh Stronihcrg. T7 -,.. ,Y 5. - 1.1.- I .-.. We will ight- Or . l f Mitt l io

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industrial Arts :UW N lu Nnl il I I laillx lharlm-s Ii. Algrgvo, Ivan l., lialmlwin. Xl i iss Nlnshnll lun 4 4 Haulkr. Myron 5lL'lill'I'llilll, l r4'4I J. Ilnnn. Jr., Iinrl 11. lra lVleCoy explains to Bill lvlotsehall and Udell Gay the fundamentals of Morse code. This picture is re:morse but the boys apparently have no remorse about taking electric shop. Step by step these boys are going through a carpentry eourse. Don Friddle, Robert Herf man, and James Berta are on set as they learn principles of stage craft by constructing a stair' way for Rose Marie. The print shop is a busy place, producing posters and printed supplies for the sehool and publishing the weekly I-High Journal. Here is Leonard Hohisel operating the Kelly press under the supervision of Donald Imig. ' 1 X 5 X Cf' . O h- Will' i ' IJ Grossman

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English Sl HOXX lllIltlS Xllson llllll Smith. Slum' llyzm. UND XX s is smlllcr, Nluriun Mc.Xnally. llvlvn N. Lilllr, lsl'lllilll XQJIIKLXN, This class is learning one of the hasic Rs reading! Conducted hy Miss Lola Bane. its goal is improved reading comprehension. Here they are testing their word power with the Readers' Digest. Pictured in the foreground are Donald Grover and JoAnn Monshaw. A fair exchange is Miss Laura Hancock. teacher from Birmingham, England. Charming ambassador of good will, she is shown presidf ing over English I. The students' smiles show that they like heing under British rule. Yet here's a spot! cries Kaye Mathers as Lady Macbeth in the sleepfwalking scene from Macbeth. Chamhermaid JoAnn Pritz and physician Doug Berggren look on in horror as Miss Catherine VVood's dramatics class presents this scene as part of their class routine. 2' .Q X O Qh Blum his s J-Grvw-mn I