Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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Our book begins of the entrance of Carnegie High School 4

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The class of 1957, being the first to spend a full year in the new high school, has planned its Voyager as a trip through the new building, viewing the activities as you would if you were to take a tour through our school over the period of a year. Mac, our newly-'Found Tartan friend, has assisted us in recording these activities, so that those who participated can be reminded of many pleasant times and in order that Carnegie undergraduates may know what they can expect. Mac, who has seen almost everything since the beginning ofthe school year, will conduct us on our trip. Table of Contents Page INTRODUCTION OF MAC r.... ...,... 3 ADMINISTRATION ....... ...,... 8 -9 CLUBS ,.,.,.,...,...... 10-59 ACTIVITIES ...t. 10-59 SPONSORS ,........ 'I0-59 UNDERCLASSMEN 60-65 SENIORS ....,..., 66-84 JUNIOR HIGH ...,. 85-96 3

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m ist: Hall Activities AGQE-glliW?Q 5 aegwibribg ' . x ' ' 9x xi . I Q gl N , 42' I 1 gig gf Q 0 'W' FN M! S -Qu' Elwx fx In NX, Vg-FFE-BQ f 'QA IX pied? .fayl N V JJQX5-x -n' fZ,9fSif:1-.I 1 is-P'--ws I itil' The halls of C.H.S. are the scenes of many activities. Every morning students gather in groups to talk over the latest happenings and, one minute before the bell rings, teachers can be seen chasing students into their homerooms. Between classes there are long lines at the water fountains, the passing of notes is often seen, and then, at the lost minute, there is a great rush to get to class on time. After school the banging of lockers is heard up and down the halls, then, in no time at all, the halls are cleared and every- thing is quiet again. It walls could only talk, those of C.H.S. would surely have some good stories to tell. 5