Chester High School - Annual Yearbook (Chester, PA)

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GEORGE BAKSI Commercial EDITH E. BARTHA Commercial CATHERINE DUDAR Commercial HELEN KAPOURELOS LEONARD KITTNER AMBER S. KNOX Commercial Commercial Commercial I' 1 , 5, ,A 'i GOOD SECRETARIES in the making! The rhythmic cadence of Miss Edith Barthais typing class indicates seriousness of purpose and ef- ficiency. THE RAPID PACE of modern business rc- quires the ability to use varied types of calcu- latory machines, both electrically and man- ually operated. These seniors under the super- vision of Miss Helms are receiving intensive training in modern practices.

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74eq9wezMM qknwledge .lust as a simple melody grows into a mighty sym- phony at the hands of a gifted composer, so develops the mind of man in his search for truth. The world of the test tube, the call of big business, and the need for international understanding are but a few of the problems challenging young people today. The college preparatory curriculum is designed to meet the needs of those who are accepting the call for leadership in this period of world tension. THE TECHNIQUE of a master teacher is re fiected by the interest on the student faces as FREDERIC- ADDIS an English 12 class listens to Miss Edna Wagner, German English department head. 7.9 4 T! map , :ff f - MILDRED G. MASSIN Spam -1 , 1 X sy as . J . ,, ,JW K.. ,ff lf, . , F ,f.' f 42,1 fv-f' R. REED EDWARDS Mathematics THE COMPLEXITIES of minute organisms are revealed through the microscope to biology students Gerry Whitaker and Jane Hughes. ROBERT F. SHOLLY Mathematics MARY C. DACEY W. HENRY PIERSON W. GEORGE REIGNER EVANGELINE K. JONES Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies English lam:

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654 Zeqa 5445 6614 auzfafgzfam if THE DOUBLE ENTRY system of bookkeeping requires neatness and accuracy. This class in Bookkeeping I finds no time to dream as Mrs. Knox tirelessly guards against mistakes. The world of commerce and trade provides golden opportunities for graduates competently trained in the many phases of commercial education. In addition to the general business training offered during the sophomore year, specialization in salesmanship, secretarial procedures, oflice machine practice, bookkeeping and accounting are available to the advanced student. On-the-job training, as provided through distributive education, offers the student an opportunity to earn as well as learn. Outstanding commercial students, through the aid of the Pennsylvania Employment Service and the Placement Bureau at the high school, are often placed in positions even before graduation. ALDA M. ADAMS Commercial HELEN M. BARTHA Commercial LEAH E, BLOQM ROBERT F. DALY T. JAMES MASTICOLA JOHN L. McDOWELL RITA E. SPELLMAN fgfff 'ff fgw, , ff f ' f WWW: , ..,, - . ef K . English S0001 Studies Social Sfllflies Social Studies Commercial l '5 2 A f ' la 5 J , V - -'Q ' ' - um - at f f zz 1 X9 cf' 1 4 f ff f 0 X f Q2Z?f ,,- ,ZL 4 gf? fi , af-f-f, , .,