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

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N ld Haig, Here at time we have in excess of 200. Last year this program had an enrollment of 273 people in this high school credit division of the evening school. The offerings at the Adult Evening school include college credit courses, graduate credit courses by ex- tension. high school credit courses and pre-high school credit courses, in addition to business education, homemaking, trade and industrial, and general knowl- edge courses. Several apprenticeship programs, as well as some trade and industry extension courses are offered c'n'h year. either on campus or in the indus- tual plant Your World Todayn is the film lecture series which started in 1951. Nine film lectures and one music program ucre included on the series this year. ,V -- 42. MH. FLOYD lOMPlxllNb Administrator ofthe Adult Education Program IT lndividual or group instruction is often given in the sheet metal apprenlircsltip class. magnu- 1 . of W. Shaping and enamc-ling: art- required hcforc these hVI'f'LlllKllls-A in Cn-r.uni1-s are ready to the kiln. Digital perfection is sought in this comp- tomctry class. I9

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Adult Education Is Sort Students have 11 variety of subjects from which to choose to portray the use of nil painting. Below: Demonstrations in this Non Vocational Welding Class are carried on behind specially Classes at Joliet Township High School and Junior College in Adult Education began in the year 1901 and have continued. almost without a break. through 57 years. Jolietis Evening School is one of the larger evening schools in the Chicago area. lt is, without a doubt, one of the leaders being the first in lllinois to appoint a full time director. The past year has seen 115 different teachers handling classes after fl p.m. The term 'cevening schooli' is understandable. hut the fifties have hrought the term hadult edu- cationf' into much stronger focus. The supervised Home Study program, which was inaugurated in 1953 with an initial group of 15 people, has grown, until at the present treated glass shields for personal safety. aw. Right: One of the many duties required of an Administrater of Adult Education is that of consulting with prospective students. Mr. Thompkins is shown here counseling with a student from a nearby high school concerning the snpe1'vised home study program. Abone. Knit onc, pearl two could very probably be heard in this knitting class. Here are a group of ladies tending to their own knitting.

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H.R. 381-TRIZNA-Row One: Barb Alm- hcrg, Diane Ball, Sue Anderson, Naonia Ashley, Sandra Altiely, Sandy Anderson, Rosemary Affrunti. Row Two: Karen An- gell, Nancy Ball, Kathleen Anderson, Sue Alfriek. Martha Alderman, Judi Agazzi, Judy Akin, Miss Trizna. Row Three: Mrs. Lind, Steve Azuma, Jim Anderson. Preston Bahr. Row Four: Donald Angus, Gene Al- ticry, Art Anderson, Don Baehman, Duane Andreasen, Greg Alleut. HR. 368-BALDWIN-Row One: Mar- garet Bertseh, Gloria Becker, Janice Ben- son, Sherry Balog, Lois Bewersdorf. San- dra Bell, Sandra Baxter, Roberta Balsie. Row Two: John Belfield. Jeanne Belander, Barbara Bingainan, George Binzen, Mr. Baldwin. Row Three: Jay Berlinsky, Tom Barber, Ray Benson, Lee Black, Jonathan Heason. Joe Baudek. Row Four: Phillip Bjekieh, Charles Blackburn, Terry Benn, Robert Berniekus, Robert Bertignoli. 11 'les H.R. 337A-MEYER-Row One: Kathy Blank, Shirley Brixey, Marilyn Brnca, Barbara Boldego. Cheryl Blatt, Bar- bara Bloorl. Rlieta Boor, Rose Brando- lino. Row Two: Gary Blessing, George Bonds, Don Boster, Hollis Brown, Al Meyer. Row Three: Robert Blatchley. Lonnie Bour- nique, Harlen Boner. Row Four: Francis Briddiek. Lenoarrl Bosman, William Boss- man, Henry Boe, Duane Briles, Gene Brown, Not Piclurefl: Diane Brown, Linda Brady, Robert Blunck, Robert Bossnian, Yvonne Britlain. H.R. 378-BROOKS-Row One: Mavourn- een Cameron, Janette Cattarello, Pat Butler, Rhea Brown, Nicole Carlson, Janet Cerny, Pat Cassidy. Row Two: Judy Burns, Sharon Brown, Pamela Burke Betty Busanelli, Judy Burnette, Judy Bur- gette, Janice Carey, Janice Buceiarc-lli. Row Three: Ken Brown, Ken Carlson. Tim- othy Cann, Steve Bryan, Paul Carpenter, Burrus Carnallan. Row Four: Robert Cary, Ron Cassineri, Jerry Bumawa, Jay Chal- strom, Robert Bruniund, Henry Bryan, Tony Capista.