Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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lfonio vsto' xclo l'au'lvz-xous Ffilllflllhls Commercial Zangu ge Thi- cliclx-click-click of tlim- tyPCXVl'itCI'S in- cn-usc-s stcuclily ns onc npprouc-lics the right re-zu' scction of tlic- tliircl floor. Tlu-rc capable tcacli- crs instruct stuclcnts daily in tlw Cominercial studios. Skilla-cl typists arc tuuglit by Miss Frznicvs Ortncr. Xliss Luc-illc Patterson. and Miss Host- Sc-lu-pis wlio also tc-uclics Ccnvral Business. Miss Nlzullm NIiu'ox'it-li instructs our futurv sec- 1'0tau'i0s. Slit- is alitlvcl in tliis Work lay Xiiss Al- lwi'tu Triinlmlt- and Nliss Sclwpis who tcuclics sliortluintl uncl Nlr. Alolin Young who tcuclws liookkccping, sixlusiiiuiisliip. nncl lmusinc-ss law. Ona' who lvzlrns wt-Il what tllc-sc instructors tc-acli slioulcl luv ll goocl ollicc' worlwr. it von would walk into il L'lilSSl'0OlD onlv to lincl yoursc-ll' ln-airing uit not unclvrstznicling. you IIMIV ln' c's'rta1in tliait you wvrv in ont' of tlw lun- guzigc clzissi-s. Tin- first forvign lzuiguugc stucliccl in liigli scliool is Latin. ln sonivc-11sc's.tlioexpvri- vnu' is littlm- inorv tlinn an L-xposllrv. Tha- clcclcn- sions uncl CUHlIlQiltlOIIS pi'c'sc'iitvcl by Nliss Ennnai XVill sc-mn 1-sto lJt'l'lJt'llllllIln for largex nuinlwrs. ,X fcw surx'ix'i- anal ami lifllllf' convinccd that tlic' Roniuns wc-rv 21 vc-ry lIll'0lli'f.'fll2ll und powerful pvoplv. l+'rt-nc-li ullurcs nizuiy. The Very roinan- ticisin ol' FTQIIICK' itsr-lf attracts stud:-nts. Paris is synonymous witli guivty so wc Worry over pzu'lc-Z-vous l I'2lllC'l1iSn nncl lui l'l'YUll'w. Spzinisli, too, nttrzicts niany stuclc-nts who wisli to lcurn, under tlic guicluncv of Nliss Malloy and Nliss Ryan, tlw customs of tht- Spanish pc-oplc. Spt-ml uncl Acciimcy Illini of tht- Busy News 20

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Learn your grammar, kiddies. Clairton's Politicians Mrs. Bayles' Angels Collapse of lioman Empire ngli In-Social Studlw A ,, '1 . s. A- ri Our schools should he a Service Station of Education. This is a deliberate choice of phrase, for a school should he as close to the community and its needs as is the gasoline service station. This service station of education should develop creative arts and aid in the solution of leisure time. Our English courses stress hoth of these developments. More than grammar is stressed in these classes, where students have as a primary purpose appreciation of their own tongue. The study of literature enriches thinking, oral and written composition provide opportunity for self-expression. Our history teachers unfolded historv and showed us how past events influence everv as- pect of our modern life. Prohlems of Democracy proved of particular interest. YVe had often heard of hanking. court trials. and the Presidentls cahinet. Now we know how to preside over a court room, plead a case. and analyze the tense prohlems of strikes, now current throughout our country.

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Plalpic I fdacation The gym and swimmng classes are well attended, not only because attendance deter- mines your grade, but because of the fun they have. They of course, are somewhat sore from the over-exertion of human croquet, cannon- hall, basketball, and calisthenics-but still they never learn. After getting into the spirit of the sports, many of the boys have the idea to go on with the seasonls sport-whether it be football. bas- ketball, swimming, baseball. or track. The girls are not left out however. Intramural games are played by the girls' choice teams. They compete with one another in volleyball, basketball, and bowling. Only the winners are awarded letters, whereas in boys' sports, the ones with credit for participation will re- ceive an award. Cancer clinic. Set it upl Nice diving board! Heads up. 'B 'ww -'NPL