Chartiers Houston High School - Charconge Yearbook (Houston, PA)

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CARES FOR SCHOOL CLEANING Heating, cleaning and general maintenance of our large school building is indeed a huge iob, which is well done by the two custodians, Students help by lceeping rooms orderly and neat and by proper use of school property. t if i t i . V? . 3' 'na 'Z'.L'.?. t 'Vi Y N i i A r V 1-C J. V -t s. , f V ' .Q My t w- xliflili i t,:w,- , i. L - ' f . 'l R-'fs-If C Qi:-'QQ .. ' ' My -... 5 .I H fliat V -b 2-V 5 t is .Fey Qlx. , a Mr. Sam Morro , . If . . t 'e . Rl 4 H g, 'ML' I e . stef .. ' Mr. Dave Alderson 'K - M - f L ii The Conestoga Wagon stops at the high -K , ,rfb Haw-5, ' school. School buses bring the elemen- M , tary students to see it. Bus Drivers Cleft to rightl: Frank Marth, George Spen- cer, Joseph Cholak, John Huclalx, Adolph Depaoli, 1 Harry Hudak. J mmm Safely, The school buses are operated as o convenient way of transport- ing students to and from school. Our bus drivers have held an excellent record of safe driving in all kinds of weather. Stu- dents, by orderly entrances and exits, and good manners while on the buses, display their citizenship. 525' i

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R. T. Donaldson, M,D. tShown taking blood pressure of Barbara Lindstrorn. R. L. Smith, D.D.S. Shown examining Sandro Bishop's teeth., 'Wlai phqumr Jaws The medical stafli helps insure the health of the students by providing physical and dental ex- aminations biannually. Mrs. Hamschin, school nurse, is on duty throughout the day in the event of sickness or accident. Other health benefits oftered to the students include X-Rays and Diph- theria shots. M. B. Hamschin, R.N. 'Shown taking Joe Rasefske's 6' ' , SCIIDILL Pnllhiaa, Chartiers Township School Board Members ileft to rightlz P. V. Marino, Solicitor, Edward Bizzackg Leo Bernard, Treasurer, Edmond Cononge, President, Beniamin Murdoch, Paul Plunkett, Secretary, Harry Ullom, Vice President. lNot shownj Louis Oliver. OO l

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A Houston Geography group Asia. Kenny Taufer working on the drill- press in shop class. oggm 0 gm. Becoming a well informed citizen is the best way to keep our democratic way of life. Not only is it important to learn knowl- edge, but how to study and apply the knowledge in preparation of living and earning a livelihood. Students decide what fields they wish to pursue and receive guidance on how to fit various courses to their needs. fv- studies a unit on Southeast 7