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

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to Create an Extensive Elective Program Donna Duti seems to have a flair for drawing portraits. RIGHT: Beware! These young people will soon be young drivers after successfully completing this DRIVERS EDUCATION class conducted by Mr. Deininger. BELOW: Working with mosaic tiles requires pa- tience and a steady hand. S h e r y 1 Engimann's steady hand is creating a complex design. -.. xg- g ss.. x, 4 T1 I .lf V, . 'qi eww- ,r wp Hiott SN in T ' I0 'siivfk igwgotll' - 4' all i J Where did you say the engine was? Sue Hutter isn't sure. -,qs ABOVE: Those interested in designing fashions or greeting cards are all combined in this Commered Fashion Art class conducted by Mrs. Long. 57 K

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Physical Senses and Mechanical Devices Combine In the photo lab, everyone gets into the act. This charm- ing young Iady and her pho- tographer are R o bin Mc- Caughn and George Gibson. Touching up pictures, at left. is an absorbing business in Mr. Leatsler's PHOTOGRAPHY class. Mr. Denison's IOURNALISM students are taught that the tive W's, as listed on the blackboard, are essential in reporting a story. 56 X . 4 ', -S61 'i I 4- ,elim-i 4 ' ?t', fl.. . V15 ,1 5' i 1 Q . 4 4 Iack Evans utlhzes the servlces of Barb B a 1 d e g o as a model in PHOTOGRAPHY. '-'l M - - . 2-gf

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Co-operative Effort Benefits x..f .gl BSUY FGHOQUO Renate Lindauer Everett Hauert S6015 Roebuck 5' CO- KIine's Department Store Ioliet Federal Savings we if 47 1 f , 'li' . N' ' .., ,MA ' - -... I 'T7:oT 'ms Q S N 41 Helen Sicinski QUUIY Gurnitz Bill Iohnson Iudy Swanson Sears Roebuck G Co. Neisner Bros. Inc. Mqling Bros, Sears Roebuck G Co. r- - A :GW , U ,C E735 I Nix 'v ' N iq Q-,,,Q Rm? I ix? AF' It l is 'J ' LE-' ,l ' - , - X v -wr o A 511' si , f'1'rT Millie Stebbins 1 l 5, loyce Siddon Kline-'s Department Store ars Roebuck :S Co. Bob DiLorenzo F. E. Marsh Shoe Co. Classroom instruction is also an integral part of the I.T. Co-operative program. AT RIGHT, Mr. Hall's Distributive Education class is en- grossed in the day's assignment. i T 'S Distributive Education is olten the beginning oi a career. AT LEFT, Mr, Zollie Hall visits with Bill Eroelich and Walter Sharp working at Bur- rows Camera Center. Bill is presently a mem- ber of the program: Walter was also a partici- pant betore he graduated from I.T.