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s Ai MR. FRENCH AND HIS NOON HALL MONITORS Mr. French, Kosyzto, Malinowski, Reid, Misior, Kruto, Davidson, Autry Row 1 — Jacqueline Jacobs, Clyde Johnson, Georgia Johnson, James Jolly, Charles Jones, Ed Kosta, Joyce Kyle, Brian Mathias. Row 2 ' - Jim Meeks, Zelma Metros, Marilyn Moldroski, Paul Murchek, Lea Pappas, Robert Percy, Dionn Pomanis, Ronnie Props. Row 3 — Helen Raves, Martha Rayson, Jennie Rencenberger, Alex Rankin, Alexa Saw- chik, Ann Sekraar, Don Scott, Judy Shaw. Row 3 - Marda Shingler, Colleen Snyder, Jerry Sapp, Margaret Szot, Barbara Walden, Barbara West, Eddie Youngman, Jane Zimmer- Page Twenty-six
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Kovachi, Jan Kristoif, John Lowi y, Joseph Majewski, Stanley Palla, Lorraine Payton, PhylUs Sawchek, Mark Street, Betty Street, Jean Sylvesterowicz, Geraldine Trankulov, Helen Vale, Gerald 7B Appleford, Lowis Atkinson, Marlene Barney, Dan Beatty, Ed Foot Ball Enthusiasts Bennett, Barbara Bingman, Kenneth Board, Myrl Bacham, Paul Baker, Charles Bazarol, Delphine Buldak, Arm Crane, Patsy Dombrowski, Robert Dunlap, Billy Famelli, Delores Foster Leonard Frencel, Josephine Glover, Linda Gajda, Barbara Gansinger, Grant Griffith, Jim Guiterrez, IVIaria Horr, Richard Hatcher, Jack Hatcher, Robert Heliums, Carol o 1 Page Twenty-five
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TARGET Congratulations! You ' ve passed an important milestone in your life. What now? Many of you face a re- sponsibility to serve oxir country in the armed forces. Many of you . . . now, or in the futvire . . .will be called on to do an equally important task ... to produce the goods this country needs to maintain its military and economic stature in the world. In peace and war . . . steel is one of the nation ' s most important resources. Inland Steel has been at Indiana Harbor for 50 years. And ever since that day in 1901 when ground was first broken, Inland has steadily ex- panded and modernized this plant. Inland is an integrated steel com- pany. This means the entire cycle of steel production . . . from raw mate- rial to finished steel ... is carried on by Inland. Today there ' s no particular trick in finding just a job. The problem is, finding a future . . . locating an organization that welcomes young men and women . . . and offers them interesting, profitable and secure jobs . . . but more important, gives them a chance to get ahead! These are the things you want in a career. These are t he things Inland offers young men and women. Your target of oppor- tunity is the Inland Steel Company. -4iT |y rv IMLAND STEEL COMPANY INDIANA HARBOR, INDIANA Page Twenty-seven
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