Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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ROBERT F. SHOLLY RAY A. WAYNE J. Novak and Mr. E. Huber check answers as S. Perry, E. Prattis, and R. Yacona work on their problems. These look correct to me,” thinks Mr. Huber as he looks at the math problems done by D. Calabra, M. Ma- jjaw, D. Pearson. R. Thomp- kins. 27

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Mathematics Department Chester High School’s Mathematics Department gives students a competent background in this science. Because of the great chal- lenges in this field today, the importance of this course cannot be overemphasized. Mr. Emile H. Huber, head of the department, coordinates activi- ties and insures students of a firm foundation in mathematical pro- cedure. , These courses, which include business mathematics, algebra, geom- etry, and trigonometry, provide students with versatile mathematical abilities. I hope this is the right equation, muses A. Ferguson. AUDREY M. MEA EDWARD McEWEN HARRY PINSKY Algebra can be made easy, insists Mrs. Beaudoin to confused Alden Stitt. 26 JOSEPHINE BEAUDOIN

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1 • Art Department ELIZABETH ELLIS LILLIAN MOLLOY Preparing for the annual window painting contest depicting Hal- lowe’en scenes are J. Ritts, M. Miles. Mrs. Lungren, and S. Stokes. The splish splash of brushes echoes daily from the Art Department under the firm guidance of Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis and Mrs. Ella Lungren. Students in this department, encouraged to be free and creative, receive diversified training in all phases of art. Periodically, contests enable them to exercise their skills, and at the same time, to advance their knowledge of the subject. With such a fine back- ground in art, new avenues in this field are sure to be opened to the conscientious students upon commencement. The Art Department of Chester High School is one of which the school can be proud.