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

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if Home Economics I-.lizzuln-Ill S. Wxislvy. Nlnrgurvl XVII:-clock. Myrtle- llolmslroin, Nlairjorii- Hells. Not in pieturz- Ho lu-rl:u Nl. llroun, Nlililrml X. .Xmli-rson. Training in home minizig-:ment is ezirried on in home eeonomie elznsses Linder Miss Rohertai Brown. Units ol' study on sewing, cooking. :Ind interior deqorgiting ull point to gnttraietive homes :ind efficient homemalkers of the future. A fine ezilieterizn, offering ll wide selection of nutritious foods :ind serving 2300 daily, is under the minmgernent of Miss Mildred Anderson. A'You're 'sew' right when you're sewing for the Red Cross, say .loyee Broek, Agnes Bref heh, l'ait Boore, :ind Rose Ann Cushing. mem' hers ol' Miss Myrtle Holmstronfs home eeof noniies lll. They sire pictured Illillilllgl wool shirts for Red Cross relief work. These students ure enjoying their Type A luneheons in l.T.'s super eaifeterizi. Mfmfm good. o f X 6 . Wall con - - - uor l 4 - 0 1 i Lguuvnan 20

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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,

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I anquuqe .- MllSiL7 .. Library N N1 11 l'l'SL'll, lluhy Ilol111s11'o111, Di-w llailvy. Nlury l.. Suolt. XII 1 lll 2lllllll'liAk, Nl2llll'll'0 lillisoll, BI'lll'4' ll. llollsi-km-clll, Paul ll Ill 1 o l-,fill Nlnlhu Lynn Hillif'l'. The music, the art, and the language def partrnents, headed by Bruce H. Houseknecht, Miss Mary E. Schuster and Miss Ruby Holm' strom respectively, and the library bring to the school entertainment, bolster its morale. add to its prestige. They foster appreciation of beauty, give understanding of diverse cultures, and furnish opportunities for creative expresf sion. Feliz Navidadn was the greeting Mrs. Aleida Petersen's Spanish class broadcast over W. O. L. Included are Wendell Carter, Charles Lewis, Doug Noll, Lillian Todorovich, and Carol Benson. Pictured in Art Il are Betty Risler, Peggy Himes, and Vincent Uelsomino. Maurice Ellison puts the boys' glee club through its paces. ' A f5 Jf NJ CV- - I' oei . AY .' P ' I W 'gl , !.Gruf5rnnn