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

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ivluthernatics l-:lliS'l' INIXY Nluriv lloopvr. lloscm- N1-il Gray, lilun-Iwi' ll Stillman ll I lin us Nlu I'lsln'r. NICKZUNID HOW' lirlu-st Ii. Kohl, lie-rylv li. IAIIIQ-flllllll. llonulml lsxxoi n it no .XS1'lllIl1'. llurris Ii, limli-rson. .Xlusvnl lwcanllsi- ol' illnvssz 4 Nixx ri Basic for scicntific rcscznrch :uid for mamy occupations ncccssamry in thc husincss pursuits of our lifc, mzithcmutics forms gm important part of thc curriculum, Dcpalrtmcnt hczid is L. B. Ascltinc. Valluc of gcncrzil mzith, is dcmonstrutcd hy thc graph nt the right. John E. Smith points wut thc rcmalrkzlhlc class improvcmcnt rcvczilcd in two succcssivc tcstsi At thc lcft Erncst Kohl cxpinius thc distrihution of family incomc in tcrms of ccnts out of thc dollar to ,loscphinc Bamrzm. ln Roscoc Grays shop math. class, Bill Zcich, Ray Mzlhzilick, :md Richard Fick study Qllilglf'illllS of the micromctcr calipcrs and of at clouhlc clhow pipc fitting. How docs Donald Duck fit in thcrc? , f'5 six gilt? c - Jo- i-eil' Hill. .is .A Q C Z J.Lnm:-... ,A I8

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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

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ew. Nm GN 'wt X Commercial NT INJNN Ilorilu- Ilurlzietz, lh'ull'iee Lain-, Lola .L I-lim-ry. lairillm- Su-wui'l. Nl 4 UNI! HUXY 3l1ll'5.I1ll'l'l Claire Blrdlziiiiis. NYZll'l'l'll L. Iiirhy. li. S. Blelaiiii 41. 0. liurilu-ii. CL I9 The husiness world of today requires speed. accuracy, efficiency. The commercial depart' ment. headed hy Miss Dorothe Hudzietz, meets these demands through this varied prof gram and hy providing for practical experience. Miss Lucille Stewart is laying a foundation for future speed records in typing I. Beginners are Louis Zeleznikar, Margaret Wiiiiderlieh, Catherine Saunders, Margaret Repenn, and Wzilter Sharp. Beverly Stitt and Virginia Daucher learn to operate the comptometer inf calculating IV, taught hy Miss Beatrice Lane. Advanced students Jean Ramsey, Beverly Nclf son, Marian Lapiclci, operate the mimeograph and the duplicator while Dorothy Basham is husy telephoning. Acting as faculty secref taries, these girls are gaining valuahle experf ience in the commercial workshop, if lt B if iiii but-1 f 55,