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

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Summer School Is ,fvl Mr. Leinenweber and Mrs. Gunchin have a big iob in going over the students' program cards. lit' . I . 9- 'ii 5 C' I . A Big poration During the 1963 summer session, school was indeed a very big operation. There was a total enrollment of 2,116. Of this number, there were 1,768 high school stu- dents. The remainder were iunior college, nurses, and extension students. School started at 7:45 A.M. and continued until 12125 P.M. each week day for eight weeks. The library was open each day and was usually stu- dent filled. This was due to there being no study halls available, and, in many courses, library reference work was assigned. Almost every subject was offered, and, some such as physics, were offered for the first time during this 1963 summer session. .f , ,fr--'i Summer secretary, Miss Theodore, checks with Mr. Stallrnort Con- Mr, Williams, high school librarian, helps a student find o reference book cernmg the summer schedule. The high school library was pop- ular with many students since it offered a place to study. X Vx 5... H 'J

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Academic Lyn Thorsen -Editor-

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X .. i ocial Studies is a very popular course for incoming freshmen. Here Mr. Mr. Jenkins explains and demonstrates to his driver's training students how Eleill discusses Congress with his Social Studies Il class. to make a correct left turn. Students Work In Warm Weather Advanced Reading is a popular sum- mer course. It is taken by some al- ready-graduated seniors who are col- lege bound, as well as high school stu- dents who want to increase their reading speed and vocabulary. Here Mr. Day works a slide machine. SUMNxER JUNE Scffooi, 1963 DPQE S,D,F-A,S,D,F. Students in Mr. Kalile's Typing I class work diligently Mrs. Lind's English V class listens attentively as she explains the proper book the beginning letters of c typing exercise, report form. 11