Carnegie High School - Voyager Yearbook (Carnegie, PA)

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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

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Our book begins of the entrance of Carnegie High School 4

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MR. FRATTO Mr. Nicholas Fratto, our new guidance teacher, took Mr. Match's place following the Christmas holidays. Mr. Fratto last taught at Cecil High School, where he taught social studies and English. He was graduated from Duquesne University, where he received his Bachelor of Education and later his Master of Education. Presently he is work- ing on his Doctor of Education in Guidance and on his Public School Psychologist Certificate. Although Mr. Fratto has been with us only a short time, he has already made many friends and is fast becoming an important figure to all the students of Carnegie High School. 6 4 l l 1 A l 1 l l Nicholas Fratto Guidance Counselor B.Ed., Duquesne University M.Ed., Duquesne University ...Wim ,W...,,,,.,4,- , V. 4 V- -' ,