Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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E-'acuity Related vocational instructors. Language teachers. 1 14 Ilolne lie. Department. Specialists, Clairton High School has a large and Well trained faculty. Come with us o11 a school-Wide tour while we introduce them to you. Suppose we start our trip at the language department. Nliss Nlary Ryan explains the fun- damentals of Spanish to an ever increasing num- her who attempt the mastery of this tongue, While Miss Nlildred Maloy takes up where Miss Ryan stops. Miss Maloy is also the instructor of French I and ll. Miss Emma XVill is complete master of the Latin language and under her ex- pert direction all those who need Latin as a col- lege entrance requirement are Well-prepared. This preparation would hardly he complete With- out lihrary references on which Miss janet Nixon, our librarian, advises us.

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The scientists. The inathematicians. Leaving this department, We enter the realm of English. Miss Helen WVilson and Mrs. Eliza- beth Bayles thoroughly prepare seniors for the rigors of college English. Guardians over the juniors are the Misses Jean Davis and Amelia Opacic. YVe find the Misses Cecilia Collins, Vir- ginia Nassimbeni. and Suzanne Phillips guiding sophomores through their first year of high school English. As We continue, our tour carries us into the fields of science and mathematics. Mr. Edgar Bleiler and Mrs. Iohn Soich explain the funda- mentals of biology to wondering sophomores. Mr. Kay Chrestensen rules the chemistry depart- ment vvhile brave seniors attempt to learn the mysteries of physics under the instruction of Mr. Edward Cartwright. Mr. Paul Lewis teaches solid geometry and trigonometry to puzzled sen- iors while Mr. Charles Patton explains the basic theorems of plane geometry to his classes. Miss Agnes Lytle and Mr. John Soich are our two algebra teachers and Miss Jane VValker teaches general mathematics. In the history department We find Miss Mary Stokes and Mrs. Eleanor Kelch outlining World history. Mrs. Kelch's position was formerly held by Miss Sara Babic. United States history stu- dents study under Mrs. Frances Dersam and Miss Lorena VanKirk, who also teaches economics. Miss Margaret Barclayis classes discuss problems of democracy. On our entrance to the commercial depart- ment our typing instructors, Misses Elizabeth Cilrnore, Frances Ortner, and Rose Schepis, greet us. Mle also meet Miss Alberta Trimble Who teaches business mathematics and Miss Martha Marovich, secretarial practice teacher. Mr. Iohn Young instructs students in bookkeeping and salesmanship.