Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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K .. 3. ee .' X 12 s 1 N ' C ,Sag-. , I LHARLES WV. MARSH LOUIS K. NIUTZEL Aa- ' li x GEORGE M. Mt-CAIN THOMAS PHILLIPS CALIPERS DON'T LIE The courses offered by the Chester High School Vocational Department are many and varied. Under the leadership of Charles Zinn, the students engaged in vocational training are learning to become the planners, designers, and builders of tomorrow. Various shops with thc latest equipment provide training for a student in his chosen field. These shops include Auto Body, Pattern HARRY P. Rsumc Jmss P. vsayu-JYCHUK 3 3 R an ' 1 Q 'bv 'F 'ts Q S-o fl W- s n it L I in w X xxx 7 Qf HOVVARD LUTTON Coordinator Waking, Mechanical Drawing, Machine Design, and Electric. In addition the R.C.A. Annex in Eddystone offers Building Construction and Carpentry. They also must attend English, Math, and other lrasic classes in the High School. Vocational boys are trained in skill and safety which will enable them to become compe- tent workmen. A PLAINER - NOT A SHAX ER LLLL J fi X

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., R t JAMES D. BEISSEL HALBERT BLOOM The Vocational Department, offering in- struction in industrial and technical fields, is designed to help the students of Chester High choose a course of study which is efliliated with an occupation in keeping with their talents and interests. The courses are of outstanding value, but nothing can be accomplished without the stu- dent's awareness of these benefits and his desire to learn. If this awareness is present, he may RAYMOND BRANDT OLIVER CLENDENNING develop his skill in such technical areas as Machine Design Drafting, Electronics and Metal Manufacturing. Courses in Automotive Me- chanics, Auto Body and Metal Work, Building Construction and Carpentry, Building Mainte- nance, Electrical Construction, Machine Shop Practice, and Pattern Making and Foundry Practice are also offered in the Trade and Industrial area. N s A wi A F at A R . A., CHARLES F. ZINN Vocational Head Vocational Department A MECHANICS STETHASCOPE JOSEPH HRABAK THOMAS KUSI-I'MIDER ROBERT C. FRAZIER BLAIR CANOE fl 'W' sz, 1 ,f ' 3 -143' - K, , A? l. 1 , ,I f' ff' A 1, S4

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ROSE KACIUBAN MARGARET K. NOTHNAGLE ELEAN ORE H HOAGLAND Department Head The Home Economlcs Department endeavors to glV6 students a clearer un derstandlng of famlly re sponsxblhtles an d en a bl e them to make useful contr1 butlons to home lmprove ment and famxly lxvlng The courses, which are planned wlth a contmulty to avold repetmon, are not hmxted to cookmg and sew mg, but xnclude umts m Chlld Care, Home Decora tion, Good Groomlng, Ap proprxate Dress, Tallorxng, Dress Deslgn Quantxty Lookxng, and NUtIltl0D ,fv- 4, ee, ETHEL REED MADGE L. TERWILLIGER Home Economics Department EN EN PLAYTIME IS EDUCATION ROBERT R GRAI NGER Drluer Education LOORDINATINC MIND AND BODY if N N w 1 ig - . 7 , Y . - r I I I . -x . . . -in eg ' nal 'xr V' , . . . ,..gI' L Kxs I , . . . Q5 , I lx Y n l 0 u if 7 rv ' l . 2 f , i Q . . . .