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

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The process of developing Workaday Education Demands Overtime The use of the metal lathe requires a great deal of mental alertness in this metal shop course. and printing pictures is dem- onstrated by Mr. Leatsler in his photography class. I .-5.-' 2 A pinch of that and a dash of this teaches young house- wives the art of creative cookery. Tailoring provides an outlet for those women with creative ability in the field of clothing accessories. 'x A7 JO Youngsters and oldsters collaborate to try to find out the cause of trouble in this auto shop class. You're never too young or too old to learn. The expansive Adult Education program at IT makes this possible. T'he varied courses offered make it possible for interested individuals to complete their pre-high school education if they were, for some reason, un- able to do so. The Adult Education program also gives a second chance to those who, for a good reason, had to leave high school after their third yecn' and before graduation. The Americcmization classes pro- vide an opportunity for our newly-arrived Americans to speak and comprehend the English language. In addition to all of the aforementioned, IT offers many courses for the personal enrichment of those who don't wish to take a course for high school, college, or graduate credit. The I . T. Adult Education program is the originator of the supervised Home Study program in Illinois. Emphasis is placed on the quality of study and not the quantity. Many other schools have asked for our aid in organizing their Home Study Programs since ours is the most comprehensive in the state. 61

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IT Offers Wide Summer Program The ENGLISH program is one of the most popular summer courses of study. In this class, Mr. Pottgen, at left, is teaching a course in junior literature. Students study BIOLOGY under the supervision ot Mr. Young I -I 4' Q 60 N RIGHT: Time does not stand still. What has already happened is now history. Mr. Wills, in conducting a course in WORLD HISTORY, explains the relationship of the present and iuture to past events. The summer program affords oppor- tunities for students of all levels of learning to utilize their time during the summer months to accelerate their regular program or to make up deficiencies. QD LEFT: Another popular summer course of study is mathematics. Here. Miss Hooper conducts a class in ALGEBRA. Aw ,Nw on J,-fl' !

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