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

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3 17 JUNIOR-SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL L6-Q.-.. J t Xxkf - X X , ' i K '67 C: X from row janice Fitzgerald, Sue Fleming, Luna Reedy, Nancy Holl, janet Mundt, Helen Obermayer, Dora Vfheelcr Middle ww jackie frabhe Pat XY'erckle, lireda Riggs, Darlene Renwick, Bev .Xlmherg Vicki Bunting, jeanne Swinford, Elaine Repko, Barbara Papesh, joan Cook Rael-' row Bob Shive, Larry Brown, Ralph Huszhes, Dave Grohne, Dave Cade, Bill Lauderdale, Bruce Tompkins, Mel jager, Dale McMahon, Bob XY'ard S Gaamcrlllfff FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL fruit ww Dorothy fameic, jean Bettenhausen, Pat Rafter, jea nne llentz, Diana Terlep, Lorraine Petersen, janet Knauer, joan Galass, judy Yahn, Angela Lu kancic Colleen lfranlt. Tlnliile wiv' Xlarilyn Cooper, Pat Harrison, Genevieve Coulson, joyce Pitcairn, Barbara Tolf, Cloria Chavez, Sandra Noble, Sandra Mis isthia, janice Could, Beverly joseph, Shirley Trent, Donna Haggerty. 'Back row: Laura Lee French, Vonna Lee Edmonds, joan Samios Barbara Bray, Bob Stewart Bnh Broadway Doug llutchison john Remko, Frank Schwab , Donald Bauc, Dale Kramer. .f,i sz 77 v

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-:IND Q INNER COUNCII. STUDENT COUNCIL 7 wrzlul Dau Cade Darlene Renwick Vicki Bunting, Connie Cowing Fmnrlivnlz Kay Bussey, Sue Fleming Chuck Paton, Nlel ,lager john Snider, Beverly Xlmluerg Shim! 8 ' lance--Gai. 2.2 Democratic governmental practice-this is the basis of the Student Council. One representative is elected from each homeroom, thus every student has at least an indirect voice in his school's governmental issues. An annual event of the Student Council is the fall dance. This year the dance, Autumn Nocturne , was held October '22 under the general chairmanship of Bev Almberg. We'll Clean Them Up was the theme of the Home- coming float sponsored by the council. Civic-wise, the council supported the March of Dimes campaign and the Crusade for Freedom drive. The group is very proud of Chuck Paton, who was chosen as a representative to the Teen-Age Traffic con- vention in Chicago. Meetings of the council are held on alternate Mon- days. The Inner council is composed of Vicki Bunting, president, Darlene Renwick, vice-president, Connie -.24Y Cowing, secretary, Dave Cade, treasurer, and chairmen Bev Almberg, social, Chuck Paton, booth, Sue Fleming, assembly, Kay Bussey, welcoming, lack Snider, public- ity, and Mel lager, constitution. The faculty sponsor is ,lames Thompson.

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'll P in Auto Sh0P- Mr' Rel y .9nlW ' Jn the passing of Thomas L. Reilly on December 13, 1953, the joliet Town- ship T-ligh School and junior College has suffered the loss of a devoted and faithful teacher. Coming to our faculty in September, 1923, his services since that time have been ever instrumental in building the vocational auto me- chanics program to a level of excellence that few schools can claim. Of a quiet, dignified disposition, he was admired and respected hy stu- dents, faculty and parents, always giving unselfishly of his time and energy for the improvement of his students and the betterment of the school. Ttis influence upon the hundreds of young men who were enrolled in his classes will ever remain as a living testimonial to his character and worth as a teacher and as a man. WOW, TT-IERETORE BE JT RESOLVED, hy this Board of Education of the joliet Township Tiigh School District that this expression of our esteem he extended to the family of Thomas E. Reilly, and that it he made a part of the permanent record of this Board of Education. The above resolution was adopted by the Board of Education of the Joliet Township High School and junior College at its meeting held january 12, 1954. - to sh0P- . 3,-5 teaching au 5 ent many Ne