Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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The English and Social Studies courses play an important part in our education. With emphasis put on vocabulary build- ing, grammar, and creative writing, the English course prepares the student for a more abundant life as he learns how to express himself. Many of our students look forward to college, writing and teaching. Social Studies outline the history of our government, explain the rights and privileges of each citizen, and teach us the American way of living in peace with our neighbors. nggd an ociaf .gilvzjied l Miss Davis' English class. I P. O. D. in 103. I Miss Wilson's English class I Clairtonian - 21

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It is really Solid! Eyes on what you are doing! i U The study of plants and animals. - T Wadi-.Science Our science and mathematic departments serve to develop the student's interests and knowledge for use in the world of today. These classes form a foundation upon which a more advanced education can be constructed. Many of our graduates, trained in science and mathematics, have found their occupa- tions in Clairton. The student of today is taught world coopera- tion through science, but science alone is not sufficient, he must know the methods and bases upon which scientific problems are solved. Clairfonian - 20

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. When one realizes that you can board a plane in London 0l!1f1,lf1!1,glf'CL6'f, and sixteen or seventeen hours later step off in New York, we must admit that the world is growing smaller. We no longer have far distant foreign neighbors. Many folk, who speak a Ollfl, language strange to us, do daily business with us-thus the need for studying languages other than our own, and learning how to do business in a successful way. Our language and commer- cial departments are meeting the needs of the youth to live in this new world. Miss Maloy's Spanish class. Secretarial Practice class. Business Math class. Miss Will's Latin class.