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

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HARRIS ENDER SON Class Counselor KEN GLASCOW PRESIDENT College Preparatory Jumor Red Cross I 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 12 3 4 Intramurals Football I 2 3 4 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 MIKE McBRlDE VICE PRESIDENT College Preparatory J Hx Journal Stl!! 34 Sports Editor 4 'Football 1 Basketball 12 34 Baseball I 23 4 Intramurals Football 34 Volleyball 34 MARY ALICE MILNER Mary SECRETARY College Preparatory National Honor Society 4 Student Council 34 Inner Council Senior Play Lead National Thesplan 4 General Choir 3 A Cap pella 4 Operetta Freshman Chorus FHA I H R Rep for Paper 3 J Hx Journal Staff 4 THHIY 1234 Secretary 1 Moments of Inspiration Chairman 2 3 Variety Show 4 Jumor Class Girls Social Chairman CAA Tumbling 2 Riding 1 Honorary Ballet Club 1 2 Honorary Tap Club 12 Honorary Modern Dance Club 2 3 4 Concert in Rhythm 2 4 BOB ARMSTRONG Arm TREASURER College Preparatory National Honor Society 3 4 Student Council 1234 Senior Play Understudy Scenery Committee National Thesplan 4 General Chou' 2 A Cappella 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Glee Club 1 Hi Y l 2 3 4 Represents 'titre 1 Lfreasurer 2 3 Tennis 234 Golf 1 Intramurals Bowling I2 Table ennla JACKLYN .IO VISMARA Moose GIRLS SOCIAL CHAIRMAN College Preparatory A Cappella 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Freshman Chorus Treas urer Sophomore Chorus Fnsemble Inner Choir FHA 1 Secretary I-'NA 1 2 Jumor Red Cross 1 2 Trl Hi Y 12 3 4 President 1 Council President 4 1956 Homecoming Queen GAA Social Chairman 2 Tennis 3 Bowling 1 2 3 Volleyball 1 2 Tap 1 Ballet 1 Basketball l 2 3 Badminton 1 2 Baseball iss' I 2 3 Modern Dance 1 'LENN W LAWLOR Wlllv BOYS SOCIAL CHAIRMAN ' College Preparatory Junior Red Cross 1 2 I-IR Rep for Paper 12 HR Rep for Yearbook 1 Math Club 1 H1 Y l 2 34 Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball CLASS OFFICERS EW 0 au 1957 Our Class of 1957 will soon be a memory But to those students now graduating, this year will al- ways embrace some of our fondest memories. Headed by Harris Enderson, class counselor who has been with us since we were freshmen, the class has gone through a variety of activities together and come out richer as the result of shared expe- riences Presenting HARVEY as the senior play the class proved itself worthy of undertaking a project that combined talents and tempers to produce a pol- ished and finished performance The money from the play will be used to buy the traditional class gift, which as of this writing is undecided. Reserved especially for seniors was the oppor- tunity to go to Washington, D. C. in May. Di- rected by Walter Meyers and under the supervision -24- of the Social Science Department, the class boarded the train in Chicago and spent an eventful five days in and around the capital city of our country Ivy Day is an extra-special day which has be- come a treasured tradition at J T Taking place on June 12 this year the class gathered around the Fountain and planted the time-honored ivy The class poet read his Ivy Day Poem, the class orator spoke his lines, and the class president presented the Betsy Ross Flag to the upcoming senior class presi- dent Also, the D A R Good Citizenship award was presented to the honored senior girl Climaxed by commencement week-the bac- calaureate ceremonies, Ivy Day, the Prom, and fin- ally graduation night-we went our separate ways, rich in the friends and experiences that T. has given us.