Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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HANDS MACHINIST ENTHUSIASTS, Alexan- der Zukowski and Iohn Orfetel, be- come acquainted with the Cincinnati Universal Milling machine. OUR FUTURE draftsmen, Richard Rumbel, Roy Myers, and Stephen Piermont, labor diligently. AUTO MECHANICS of tomorrow, Charles Neal, Iohn Luzak, and Iohn Moore, check cm eight cylinder motor.

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WITH GUR HEARTS AND CDUR Left to right: Aspiring pattern- makers, Ernest Bonacquisti, Frank McCarthy, Bernard Dobbs, and Archie Shelton, find that learning to cast a mold is a tedious and L- Chester is located in the midst of a great industrial area, and, therefore, its industries employ a wide range of skilled mechanics and workers. Our vocational department provides an extensive training in the skills and knowl- edge that is a prerequisite of each trade offered. This department is fully equipped to train the student wishing to become an auto mechanic, an auto body expert, an electrical construction worker, a building maintenance authority, a pattern maker, or an efficient 3 , delicate task. Q Q , A2 Workman in machine design. Every vocational course strives to develop general education and citizenship responsibili- tiesp therefore, English, problems of democracy, physics, mathematics, and physical education are essential to an industrial curriculum. The purpose of vocational education is to develop specific job competencies which will produce capable, efficient men for Chester's various industrial concerns. .fry Left to right: Iunior electricians, Fred White, Robert Iimison, and George Robertson, hooking an electrical con- trol switch to a motor to check R.P.M.

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xi Qu i Basil Savopoulos A President 1 C hr 15 Robert Grainger Adviser S K Marvin Abrams Senior judge :as S Ruth Ann Worrilow Senior judge K X I I, Betty Hollywood Senior senate Nancy Wright Ioan McDowell Barbara Rodgers Catherine Crescenzo Vice president Secretary Treasurer Assistant treasurer STUDENT BASIL SAVOPOULOS presents George Sharpless, 1949-1951 basketeer ace, with a check representing the proceeds from ci benefit bas- ketball game sponsored by the Student Council, DOING GOOD is being good-Nancy Wright, Edward Sniechoski, and Barbara Rodgers help prepare for delivery ot Christmas baskets to the needy.