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

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'iff The underclcssmen at Joliet Township High School are truly a heterogeneous grouping of some 3,500 students assigned to nearly 110 homerooms. ln this, the underclossmen section of the J of '63, we will examine some of the pro- cedures undertaken in homeroom to aid records and to teach homeroom mem- bers responsibility, while we also find out iust who are the underclossmen at JT. Danny ,Mc'6arll1y, lluderclasslucu .Editor

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. ,ff M tf. - t is the members of school so periment is to People who that - to classmen, to vancecl through personages. ith the devotion of the great qu 'Y to education - both resolve whether any the educational ex- the quality of the to accomplish iust comprises the under- what has nobly ad- the ability of faculty we obtain the full measure before us.

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Freshman Begin Another Step in Education There were 1100 incoming freshmen this fall at J.T., one of them being Judy Ritter. And to burly seniors like Jim Walser it was incomprehensible that they were once in such cn inferior relationship with their super- iors. -.M Witty fitt- f '?' aa- gr- i Fritz Gibbons receives misleading instructions on how to get to his cl Sue Allen, left, and Minnie Wisneski, seniors who take advantage of the underclassmen mainly because they were once in a similar position. 'g'lZ, ,, Arg,-'s, irq s 3 ,s H -. i. 4. i5-,,u -, - 4 3fLii'fie s zip,-,xv :inf Q. it , f-'git-W,j?y'q,3?fq.f'xff. , .,,, 1' J -' V N 1 1 L L , l fiii- ' , ei 1 I V it , we n, w. -ani, f, i, will f , ,s,zm,' views ' HI aff 7 ' . 1 t K ,J ,ff Eg ,m f esteem , Y of ,ww 1 - -- wget! ' '94, igwt' e - if U . ,, I 1 Y, , H 45,44-414' 'nffiff ny . ,4:v,J't ff ' wx fg- ., Wrf4' ,fsww'f .- ' ' ' ein V ' ff1 tf,f1, M- , s . V- , 'In' 1 i , ,f . is , Sf' X xt f' ,fl -Fifi' Q ff' 'C . ill' . . 1,- ,fl--it at , K t ,, X. A tm ,QT , s. nv., - 9 4, igi-,, ,f - K fe -K -iv' , - ',. 'Q.l- ','.-Lgst . j 'f-. : 1- ' i - - t r ' r f ,f ,'-t9x.,v X . - s ,i t ',-t L . ,.,,'. . sv, ' ' f.Q ,, ,-E -' .2 ,, -qi. -P e r'l'2i,?ii'ttr7Y:Qqil 2 1 :5 ,V f ,lqgm t -- AN 1' v-,sn 3 , exif' f pa 'if if .i ,V Q Y ' rl vt' n t ,,,, fj'..-Qffgf 4 .-'i' ill-'if' ' ,,,..M.t Wt- V e . gf! The freshmen library has a large collection of biogra- phies, non-fictional, and fictional works from which fresh- men, such as Lynn Berglund may choose to supplement their study in classes or to augment their own leisure reading. .A C155 nc W Q -uns---.