Carrick High School - Carrickter Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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The Theme Through ill eomplled works of lltertture whieh even pretend to be of any quality one can recognize or trace a eentral idea or thought called the theme The staff he eho en a the theme for this Carriekter the development of Brownsville Ro td and pirlllel ing it eert un phases of sehool work The first part of the book symbolized by the Indian trail that was Brownsville Road in 17a2, contains the Admini trition section Next in line eomes the Seniors section pioneers in the modern sehool blazing the trail to greater things in education as did the covered wagon pion eers of 1797 bla e the trail to the unknown West In 1832 we find the road well established and serv ing as a stage eoach route from Pittsburgh to the Atlintie seihoirel This period miy be eompired the edueitionil outlook of the idvineine student As w usher in th G ty 90 s me see the results of hectic struggles So too do we find reviews of similar hard fouvht battles when we look into the Athletic seetion of the book The last seetion of the hook the Clubs section represents life 1s we know it in this modern era As we look at the present road we see the achieve ment of the mmy years VletOI'lCS and defeats and etnnot help but feel sitlsfied with what Vee see The ldea of club as 1 part of the high school cur rieulum is as modern is the busy thoroughfare known as Brownsville Road Transportation and Education two very important factors in life hate grown hand in hand Browns yille Road of yesterday became Brownsville Road of tod ty and the student of yesterday has developed into the Qriduite of today A 2 - A ' 1 2 e '. V 1 e , , . . . C :Q . 5, .5 , , , . - e Y e Q y V e , 1 ' e 2 , . , 2 2 e , A , z ' X . ' . I , Y . . , . A H ' 's 1 ' ' . - A I 3 , ,, , ' , , - , 4 'z 1 . A: ' ' 2 ' ' ' 1 ' to the activities in school life that aid and broaden ' ' 'L ' 2 2 1 ' 5 ' ' . e e ' e . ' . e e ' 3 7 -' ' f fs ' :- 3 D V '3e I x . s ' -. 1 - ' ' A- ' ' 3 1 3 D ' 5 I 1 , , 2 , ,Z . - -, .Q , I , , , , I ' ' s z . t ' ' ' 1. ' ' . , , , , . U , yr D 73 Y 3 , ' ' 1 re ' ' y z 1 ' . .

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Mr. William H. Sprenlzle, Principal