Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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Water will not shrink them. Fifty widths and twenty bobs. ,Keep your head down Come-in-the water is fine. Take it out. Whose ball? Double bounce! pA7f5l:COL! eyocwfmenf 5 Our physical educational classes are the recreational periods of the day. During these classes, books are put aside and every- one has fun for an hour. Proof of this fact may be gained, at any time, by walking by a Gym class or the swimming pool and listening to the laughter. Nevertheless fun is the secondary mo- tive for the classes-the real purpose is to keep the students physically fit. Our well equipped department cares for our stu- dents physical needs by requiring each student to carry one period each week of Gym, swimming, and health. A Clairtonian -- 24

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Young Rembrandts. Art in English. Sing, Ah , Helping hand. Whether your life-long ambition is to become a Lauritz Melchoir, a Koussevitsky, or a Salvador Dali, you'll find a good beginning at CHS. A student can gain much musical knowledge under the mas- terful guidance of Mr. Rotili, our band and orchestra leader. Miss Botdorf's direction provides a foundation on which much can be built if one is interested in the vocal and choral fields of music. Where art is concerned, what finer experience could a student find than the fundamentals carefully taught by Miss Pitcairn? CHS does offer excellent fine-arts backgrounds, if they are used advantageously. Clairtonian - 23 UA, ine ,zach

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This is your cafeteria. Here you ate your lunch daily. Here, you have iostled others, and have been iostled. You have chatted with your friends, and generally wasted the better part of two full weeks. Here too, are your cafeteria attendants, doing their best to make you a healthy red-blooded citizen. In this seem- Ulm ingly insignificant part of your daily routine are many memories 5 . -both funny and sad. ln these snapshots are your friends, your Oil, QiQIf'L0l, faculty, your helpful attendants, your memories, and you. Look long and drink deep. The cafeteria staff. Faculty off duty. Wait your turn. Food and fellowship. L 1 i 'D