Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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ANDREW W. NACRELLI HENRY F. PIERSON XX. GEORGE REIGNER FRANK E. SELETZ Language Department TRACING WORDS FOR ORIGIN FRED G. ADDIS HARRIET 0. McKINNEY German Latin 6 'S , , . , f . L I F 1 K f rf '. ' ', 'gil' I If-Z.. it Y ' ' -4' ' Y- :f ' X- ' ?N'gc.!x MARGARET K. MULDOON French . gr mx :Lx 5 WY X . HAROLD HARTMAN Department Head Bonjour, Guten tag, Ave, and Buenos dias are the greetings one receives upon entering C. H. S.'s French, German, Latin, or Spanish classes. In the Lan- guage Department headed Ivy Harold Hartman. the stu- dent may elect to take two to four years of his chosen language. In addition to classroom work, the stu- dents have the opportunity to participate in the Lin- guist Society and its many student programs,gaining a f u lle r understanding of their world neighbors and their languages.

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- -x. N f fx, -iff sw U Lv- if K iii 1, WILLIAM CADMAN ALFRED D. BUONO Social Studies Department MARY C. DACEY HANNAH F. CASSELL The Social Studies De- partment, headed hy Han- nah Cassell, encourages pu- pils to accumulate a vast amount of current informa- tion through their subscrip- tions to informative maga- zines and student news- papers. In each ofthe required courses, World Culture, United States and Pennsylvania History, and Problems of Democracy, the contribution to present day living is always stressed. Each course in the Social Studies Department is plan- ned to prepare the students for advanced study as well as good citizenship in the community where they reside. STUDX ING WORLD PROBLEMS MARIE A. HOGAN HERMAN MAILMAN T. JAMES MASTICOLA fb . f 'Q x if it s E229 i LD' x, P H 4 p I 1 if ' f 5. ' V' ' , V-1. qv ,1 . -ff .f' 2 FRAVIX l' HASHORVA

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Chester High is hon- ored to he among four sec- ondary schools in the United States participating in the new physics and chemistry programs spon- sored hy the Physical Sci- ence Study and thc Chem- ical Bond Approach Com- mittces. Other courses offered are General. and Academic Chemistry and Physics, Bi- ology, Photography, Psy- chology, and Science Il. Graduates prepared hy these courses are readily accepted hy leading tech- nical colleges and univer- sities throughout the United States. ELAINE B. DORIAN GEORGE R DAN Is V1 'UU ARET DUNN Science Department JAMES DeRO5E Department Head ROGER GRIEST ROBERT SMITH x t t ,ni X-bf SENIORS PLYRSLTING THEORIES ada. .aw it 'Jw