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

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Distributive Education, fficc Occupation fx DisTribuTive Eclucc1Tion, under The direction of Mr. Holl, ond Office OccupoTions, under The olirectionl of Mr. Kohle, offer opportunities To sfudents who wc1nT To get The feel of the business world while still in school. The sTudenTs, This yeor numbering over seventy, go To school in The morning and work in The cifter- noon, ot lec1sT fifteen hours o week. The sTuclenTs in D.E. ore in reToil business while The 0.0. sTudenTs do clerical work. These programs are open only To seniors. The stu- dents interesTed apply in Their homerooms during Their iunior year. They ore then interviewed by Mr. Hall and Mr. Kohle. These interviews lead To contacts being seT up with their future employers. FLORENCE SYLVESTER MARYANN GERGACZ Fitzgeralds Furniture Joliet Federal Savings 81 Loan JOAN TORKELSON JOY CONNORS J. C. Penny Co. Culbertson School KATHY SURGES Borrett's N :XE Q 'Q' JANET OTT Al Bc1skin's TEDDY VRAKAS W. T. Grant Co. li NANCY MAU James C. Bell, Realtor KAREN LENANDER 24 Mcrycrest School

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tudents Are, Scientifically Speaking, Scientists AT RIGHT: Students in Prep, Chemistry work with analytical balances to get very accurate weighings for experiments in the lab. f displacing hydrogen, Pam Haynes and Cheryl Kosmerl are find- g the equivalent weight and valence of magnesium. This is one of any experiments done in the laboratory in Prep, Chemistry. AT RIGHT: Rollie Axelson adds heat to a mixture of concentrated nitric acid and tin to find the formula of the oxide of tin, Rose Astorino and Mary Ellen Benac observe and keep their fingers crossed, hoping that Rollie knows what he is doing. me--U-is The science program at JT is very adequate and efficient. The class rooms are supplied with many specimens, models, and charts. The many different laboratories are equipped to permit students to observe, practice, and experiment with class- room theories. The courses offered include Earth Science, Biology, Physics, Space Science, Chemistry, Health, and Physiology. Advanced, or X courses, are offered in many of these.

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