Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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lficlion on Ill, slncll. D4-lmatinul L6 Do you havc tinic on your hands? Ur is it thc ncccssity of prcparing a rcport? In cithcr casc. the lihrarv is just the placc for vou to go. Xliss Nixon. Xliss Grossman. and their finc stalt of studcnt lilirarians arc alwavs willing to aid you in rcfcrcncc or your inxcstigativc thcinc prohlcxns. Thc studcnt librarians arc choscn lux' Nliss Nixon for tht-ir intcrcst and Willinqncss to dcvotc two study pcriods pcr wcclt to IIli'IlCllIlg hooks or prcparing the-in for thc shclvcs. and marking ox'crducs and datc ducsf, This vcarls llcad studcnt lihrarian is ailiahlc llcssic 'Il-nnant. who has silvcr tln'c-ads among thc hlondc on account of circulation hook wor- rics. and who didnlt hand in what. Thc reward for their dcpcndahlc and ctti- cicnt sc-rvicc is an appropriate. ornamental pin with tht- year of graduation and nlnnhcr of ycars scrvcd cngravccl on it. This group also has partie-s and picnics among thcmsclvcs. llc-ad not to contradict or confutc. nor to find fault or discoursc. hut to wcigh and considcrf' Clairton High School boasts somc 5000 volumcs of rcading and rcscarch niatcrial to make difficult qncstions c-asv to answcr. and to providc divcr- sion for lou-rs of advcntnrc. roniancc, lxiograplxy. scicncc. and fiction. lin- willing xxorlwr. I,1t4'r.n'x C.1ncl.nic+-. 23

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III1-111.1111-11uiph-11111. Our l1t'lDl'lAS1lllll l'1'i1'211ls. Smwllce, p.QfIAOI'lI'l.Q,L XYl111rc tllCl'U.S il will, tllt'I'l'lS il NVHY-tlli' sc-i'1'ic-0 IX'I'S0lIlll'l of CHS urn' pi'1'cis1'lv l'i'1lilf'. willing, Zlllll uhh- to kc-1-p the hull ol' good sc-1'1'ic-v mlliiugf, T111- p111't tlllf' play is iutc-grail. 1111cl sw 1ll'1' lll'K'lDlj' iuclc-htm-cl to thvm for thvir lim- 13l'I'l'iUI'lIlilIlCl'. lu thc- high sclmol ollic-cz ill? Nlrs. Xlills, mvcli- 11tc11' hc-twccu stuclc-uts llllil Dr. St11hl111'1 zuicl. Nlrs. H1111-l11x' who puhlishc-s thv aihseutcc r1-ports and l1L1llClll'S supplies. Xlrs. BI'klL'li0Il llllfl Xlrs. Koller 1111- kopt quitc husv ln-1-1111s11 tluy 11111 Sl'Clif'tilI'l0S to Dr. Bolircu. Nliss Taltlllvrl is thnx c11p11hlv switch- hmrurcl op11r11to1'. flllllllll' Iligh ollicv XYl7l'li is viii- civutly luuncllccl hx' Nliss l'11ros. Should you hc cointciiiplutiiug ll IHHIICIIYUI' hy which vnu can prc-1'1-ut sn-howls cuinxawiiing. just C'0llf2lL'fcllllL'liclIlSt0lll1lll lihm-r Cutlwll, who woulcl he' clc-liglltvcl in 1'Xl'ClltillQ: thn- procvss uf 1 Xtiuquish- ing lilll'IlilCOS. for Ll small l'K'l'. of coursc-. This ll-llow is 11lw11x's good for 11 jokc up his slc1-xx-. uucl. tlivrff- form- is wvll-liked zuuoug tlw jzxuitors and utlu-rs with wlimu hc comes iu contact. So wvll can we 1-111-ollvct ancient 1'vv111'i1-s of flimsy 1-xc-11scs. Tiltllfll' than rvusous. for missing il class 111111 Si'llllltk'I'lllg to the iiuforgctuhlc- 111-ulth offic-1-. wlicre we arc C'l'l'tL1ill to lvceivc prix'11t1' nt- tlxlltlflll and he givcu ll hig. wllitv. uf.IU0ll-l:Ol'- wl111t1-vci'-ails-youl'pill. D11 ll11sc11ti. with thc' school lllll'Sl'S. Xliss Craig uucl Nliss -Iovccx 1-1110 for all t'llll'l'gl'llCl0S uhout tha- sclmol, llllll ciunct thl' yC2ll'ly plivsicul 1-xumiimtimis for 11ll stuclvuts. K1'1'p1'1's ul' llll' s1'l11111l. fjlll' inmululiilimf gals. 21

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Yo R ASS TE Yes, these are your classmates. Take a good look at them and then remember all the experiences you have shared with these friends. These classmates, just like vou, are going from C. ll. Some will go on to college, others will begin to earn a living, and others will give their lives for your country and you. You and your classmates saw the same assem- blies, cheered loudest at the pep rallies, and anticipated the coming dances with the same enthusiasm. Yes, you all had the same gripes', and essentially similar troubles, but just like everything else, it all worked out uokayf, You had an added attraction in . . . the three fine German students who told you how they lived in their country. You had fun teaching them your American customs, too. You'll never forget Iune 4-Commencement. One by one. as each of your classmates re- ceived his long-awaited diploma, you recalled all the experiences you shared with each of them. Even though it was a big evening in your life, you had a touch of sorrow because you were now leaving C. II. l'eter,s classmates admire his gift. 26