Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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ARNETT, DAVID-Vocational Machine Shop BARCLAY, IXIARGARET-B.S., Litt. M., Problems of Democracy, Girls' Counselor BASCH, ANDREW E.--Vocational Electric Shop BAYLES, ELIZABETH T.-A,B., M.Ecl., English I2 BERKMAN, STANLEY-B.S., WVorld History, Eco- nomics BIRK, PATRICIA L.-B.S., Ilomemaking BOTDORF, JENNIE MAE-B.A., M.A., Music Su- pervisor BLEILER, EDGAR D.-B.S., M.A., Biology BRACKEN, JOHN R.-A.B., M.Litt., Related English II, 12, Rclatc-cl Social Studies BROWN, NEIL C.-B.S., M.Ecl., Business Law, Coli- sumcr Education, Economic Geography, Boys' C0l1I1S6l01' CHRESTENSEN, C. KAY-B.A., M.A., Chemistry COLLINS, CECILIA M.-B.S., M.Etl., English IO CRITCIIFIELD, LAWRENCE-A.B., Biology DADOMINICI, JOHN V.-B.S., Health DAVIS, JEAN M.-A.B., English I1 FURNO, VIRGINIA N.-A.B., B.S., M. Litt., French I, General Business Training HASSON, EFFIE A.-A.B., Litt. M., Algebra I, Eng- lish 10 HESS, LAURA BELLE-BA., M.Ecl., Physical Edu- cation KNERAM, OLGA C.-B.S., Homemaking LACEY, GRACE M.-A.B., M.A., U. S. History LEWIS, PAUL-B.S., M.Litt., Algebra II, Solid Ge- ometry LORENZ, EDITH-B.S., Typfcwriting II, Gem-ral Business, Clerical Practice MAROVICH, -MARTHA-B.S., Secretarial Practice, Shorthand I MARTELL, JAMES E.-B.S., M.Ecl., Biology, Senior Science, Health, Physics MATICH, GEORGE-B.S., U. S. History, Economics faculty, Top: N. Brown, M. Barclay Counselors Bottom: C. Pitcairn, M. Botclorf Supervisors MCCORMICK, SARAH-B.S., Homcmaking MONKS, WILBUR K.-B.S., M.A., Ralarad Drawiirg MORGAN, JUNE-A.B., M.A., World History NIXON, JANET H.-AB., Bs., M. Liu., Librarian OPACIC, AMELIA R.-A.B., Litt.M., English ll ORTNER, FRANCES G.-Bs., M.Ed., Typewriting I, Bookkeeping II PATTON, CHARLES C.-B.S., Ms., Algebra II, Plane Geometry PITCAIRN, CORA-B.A., M.A., Art Supervisor PORTER, EDWARD J.-B.S., M.Ecl., Swimming ROTILI, RUTILIO-Director of Instrumental Music RYAN, MARY-A.B., M.E., Spanish I SCHEPIS, ROSE A.-B.S., Shorthand I and II, Tran- 'scription SCHRECK, JOSEPH C.-Bs., MEA., Related Marli- ematics, Chemistry and Physics SNIZIK, JOHN W.-B.S., M.Ecl., Swimming and Physical Education SOICH, JOHN E.-Bs., M.Ed., Algebra II, Trigo- nometry STOKES, MARY C.-A.B., World History STRAKA, ROSEMARY C.-B.A., English 10 TAIT, ANGELINE-A.B., M.Litt., Eiigliali 10 TESTA, ROBERT-B.F.A., M.S., Assistant Band and Orchestra Instructor TINGLE, MARK-Vocational Auto Shop TRIMBLE, ALBERTA--B.S., M.Efl., Business Math- ematics, Typcwriting II ' ' WALKER, JANE P.-A.B., M.Litt., General Mathe- matics WATKO, INIARIE-B.Ed., Health WVILL, EMMA-A.B., M.Litt., Latin 1 arid II, Eng- lish I0 WILSON, HELEN D.-A.B., lVI.Etl., English 12 YAKSICK, THOMAS-B.S., Industrial Arts YOUNG, JOHN F.-B.S., M.ECl., Bookkeeping, Retail Selling, Salesmanship. YOUNG, MILDRED R.-A.B., M.A., C. deE., Span- MCCORIXIICK, DANIEL C.-B.S., Industrial Arts Q' ish II, French II

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Layton Burris, Bob NValtcrs, Elsie Weber, and Carol Cossie enjoy learning about Spanish customs . . . ,, by modern education-'pictures. Clairton High School offers a Well-round- ed education in bookkeeping, shorthand, typing, and otlfice equipment operation to its students. Many commercial students Work in the otlice and in other departments, thus helping the school and at the same time gaining experience. An understanding of the life and customs of our neighbors and business associates in foreign lands is today more important than ever. This fact becomes more evident as the means of communication and trans- portation constantly improve. One of the best means of advancing this program is the study of languages in our high schools. Latin, especially, helps us to a better understanding of English. Our apprecia- tion of Latin is more fully developed as We seek to increase our English vocabulary. Again this year We had the privilege of entertaining a young lady from France at the annual French Breakfast. Of course, the menu included French pastry. In our Spanish classes We learn of our neighbors to the south by reading of their life and customs in their own language. This makes class very interesting. Top to bottom: Ruth Braunsreutlier, Mary Ann VVargo, and Donald xV0jL'iCCl10VVSlii keep the ma- chines rolling to have Cl IS informed with all news. The mademoiselles Sally Montgornery, Claire Cicchini, Daxrian Aarons, and joan Moresea keep Monsieur Burton informed on Francois geography. Jack Matz is in a typing paradise surrounded bv Evelyn Dolti, Norma Mressner, Aurora Muto, and Marian Yarlctts. V