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

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fifop Panel, Left to Rigbtj TENNIS DOLIBLES CHAMPIONS Cordon Larson and Lonnie Littlejohn FROSH-SOPH SXVIMMINC CHAMPION Robert Broadway SECOND PLACE FROSH-SOPH SXWIMMINC Mel Gray Mr. I. M. -Al Pell-Third time winner of I. M, trophy, president of I. M. club, winner of table tennis, wrestling, swimming and tennis. N Uligbt Panelj l GOLF CHAMPION ' Lee Heilman WEST SIDE BARBERS Dom Raino, Robert Emerson, Vic Dufour, Bill Crate. ffop Panel, Belowj jUNIOR-SENIOR TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Kneeling: Tony Fazio, jim Casgrande. Standing. Roger McDowell, Dick Star- mann, Chuck Bononi. SWISHERS - SECOND PLACE FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL Kneelinq. Rich Dernulc, jack Amorose, Gerald Ramonowsky. Standing: joe Ren- gartis, Paul Paudzuikas, Walter Hicks, .:. , I 35? ' 'I O. iwfw, in-li' fBottum Panel, Belowj TOOTIN' SIX -jLINlOR-SENIOR TOUCH FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS Kneeling: Lonnie Littlejohn, Fred Kunz, Rich jordan. Standing: Bill james, john Macklienzie, Edwin Kursell, Roger Anderson. ODDS AND ENDS - FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Kneelinu. Louis Blessing, Ed Sweirz, Kim Neese. Standing: Bob Harrison, Bill Fothergill, Dan Felus. N ,X lg W NW!!! O 'ill ,Trl Y i I I nuff nfs

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planet Richardson, ,Ianice Arnold, Annette Theo- dore, Nancy Martin, Larry Reams, Chuck Lew- is, Terry Mcyerhoff, Bob johnson, Cordon Fkcdahl. Ryal Nloorc, Farol I. Anderson. Chuck Paton is shown lookin for bed bugs while Nancy Martin and Marylou Kofoid look on, Iv Gm Jleauix Wwe Quang Our Hearts Were Young and Cayi' was the senior play presented by the class of 1954. lt was under the direction of Burdette johnson, who was aided by junior college director Kathe Benton, and senior director Sue Piepenbrink. The JT orchestra was directed by Peter Labella. Cornelia CNancy Martinj and Emily CCarol L. Andersonj, in a fren- zy of excitement as they prepare to sail for Europe, are trying desperate- ly hard to appear bored and very accustomed to this sort of thing. De- termined to be completely independent, they have saved up their money and are off on their own, anxious to prove how mature they have be- come, much to the surprise of Cornelia's mother Civlarylou Kofoidl , her father CChuck Patonj, and the steward CRobert johnsonl. They have an exciting adventure with a stowaway, mistake the leader of the ship's band CCharles Lewisj for an admiral, take all sort of fancy seasick rem- Carol L. Anderson in upper bunk and Nancy Martin in the Lower discuss problems of romance. A :fi t?C