Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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fx .1 : rn on cc mx xxh at NI1 dt S iould 1 ClllllLlllt piohlun llltllglll von should vou lx tlsuimtccl hx 1 sucntihc LXPCII ment tht n xou .ue sine to cnyox the math and scicnus th it oui school has to oitci Hue Jo tc ntl ll cnginc 1 is Qhc nnsts .ind phi siusts oht.nn .in excellent h.1Llxg1ound lol 1 llllllldllf flltlllt' Plc.1s.1nt niemoiies ol manx happx houis spc nt in lldldlltlllg cquations. hoth 1lQt'lJIdlL .ind A r. c.lI'CStillSlIlS spcciuls. are proo' cnou,i o' our schools extvnsivc PI'OQl'i1IU. Thoughts of whcn tlu Phvsics expcrinunt wc nt wronff. or how much l'lSllI' it is to uc-cm pt th'1t cos 2Sin- x :I-2x2 l ltllLl' than provc it. go ricing through our cnlightcnc d minds bringing chuckles Aiftc 1' the in. Our scicncc and math llCP'1l'tllNIlt sc rv: s to develop thc students intercsts and knowledgc for usp in thc world of today. These classes form -1 foundition upon which u more advanced adu- cution can hc constructed. Nluny of our grwdu- ates, trained in this field. have found their voca- tions in Clwir on. z ' ' ' .'L'tx11isw' . . i Ill' L p 1-1 I '. 20

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I' lltlll'l' c':ll'p1-xriws. xI1lNti'l' nm:-hinisls. J5'1up,' Uoratio , Thi- boys' vocational tic-purtinc-nt offt-rs xurions courses in unto. elcctricity. machin- ery, mechanical drawing, shoot int-tal. and woodwork. Tho hovs taking thesc conrscs sp: ntl half the-ir tinw in tht- clussrooin study- ing snhjucts nflntt-cl to thc-ir shop-work. and tht- otha-1' half in tht- pmcticul application of thc- the-ory the-y havc lczwm-cl. ,Xinong its instructors uw: XII: Xlonks. Vocational Dirvctor and livlutvcl Drawingsg Nlr. :Kim-tt. wvll xt-1'sc-cl in lnuchinvs. tht-ir oprraition, and their rvpnirg N111 Busch, I'ill'Ctl'iC Shopg Nlr. Brnckm-n. linglish and Prohlm ins of Inclustrinl IJQ-nioc-mc-yn X111 Nic- Corinickg Xlr. Shri-ck. Sc-ivncv and lim-lutccl xI2lfill'llliltiCSQ Nlr. Tinglv. Autoinohilv Shop. In thc auto shops. that hovs work on cars. hu1'ning thvir incchnnisins and how to l'C1J2liI' thcin. Tho inain pnrposc- of the- clvctric shop is to finnilianixc- thc stnch-nts with tht- principles of connvc-tions. 1-lm-ctric cnrrunts. and gc-m-rutors. Tha-sc hovs ure wcll inforinccl in the can-. use and main- tmmiiu- of all shop cquipxnc-nt. Shop work oft:-rs il clam' nnddi1'c'c-t way of lc-inning. ll practical and thorough mln- cution for our inchlstrinl ago Thom- who uri- not classic-ul ininch-cl oftvn find tha-ir work in thc- shops of CHS. This lmhlc- print spi-n-i.1l, xll'k'II.lIliKN-fl l'J

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Ben knows his lesson? Loinpare it Pete tells us about Clnns- L-er. llosie gixes her opinion of com' with Europe. . af 'W f, Vi, 5.5-ML . English and social studies play an im- portant part in our education. An extensive study of literature. both English and Ameri- can. promotes the appreciation of select ma- terial and fine authors. YVith emphasis placed on vocabulary' building. grammar. and cre- ative writing. the English courses prepare the student for a more abundant life as he learns how to better express himself. To express himself. UAX. there's the rub. for who dares forget his Macbeth notebook troubles and senior themes? Iligh school life would not have been half so interesting with- 21 out our dear Shakespeare. whom we all love and want to keep close to our hearts. Adding sparks of fire. and fire indeed. were our traditional Fridax' panel discussions and debates over quite moot subjectsg the ob- ject being to instigate the studentis interest in current affairs. not to settle CIongress's prob- lems for them. l know of no wax' of judging of the future but by the pastf, Social studies outline the history of our government. explain the rights and privileges of each citizen. and teach us the American way' of living in peace with our neighbors.