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

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X ,S'C-hoo! 5 ' i' ru 33 'iv K Will the next 50 years fulfill the dream of an extended campus with additional buildings to meet all the needs of agreat school? A possible fulfillment of these hopes for the future is suggested in the shaded area of the sketch. The location of a separate Junior College building, shown here in the A. O. Marsh grade school, might also be located in the block on the east side of Herkimer. Each item in this long-range plan represents a project necessi- tating much community co-operation, the overall goal would take many years to achieve. Yet, as we turn in retrospect to the dedication of a fine, new building to its high use on April 3, l90'l,we sense the vision in the leadership responsible for the achievement. We are aware, too, of a firm belief in the values of education and a deep com- munity pride on the part of the citizens who endorsed the venture. With that same vision, and faith, and community spirit, the dream campus of J. T. can become a reality.