Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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jffwicc 69 Top to bottom: Chief cook, Mrs. Snixik. prepares a tasty roast tor- the hungry students ot CIIS in the school cateteria. The symptoms ot a trouhled student are quickly diagnosed by Dr. Rascati, school doc- tor, and Miss Joyce, school nurse. Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Mills, Miss Taxddco, Miss Paros, Mrs. Bracken, and Mrs. Barclay relax from the steady routine. In this department you will find the office staff, the health department, the janitors, and the cooks. lt is their func- tion to keep the ball rolling in all depart- ments of CHS. The preparation of report cards, the maintenance of adequate supplies, post- ing of announcements, and the disposal of everyday problems are just a few ol' the duties of the general oflice staff. You can be sure the health department will have just the thing to ease that ache or pain. They are also responsible for the annual physical examinations. Our students should all appreciate the Work which our janitors do to keep us comfortable during school hours. They fire the furnaces, keep our equipment in shape, shovel the Walks, keep the school clean, and do a host of other things. Hungry? Enjoy a delicious tasty meal served in our cafeteria. The facilities found here are also offered to those who luring their lunch. Sandwiches, dinners, almost anything you mav Want is served. Russell Smith, CHS janitor, proudly shows the new desks to students Richard Henderson, Rolmert Jordan, and jimmy Tortorice. 7 4

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Top to bottom: jim Bonner selects a book, as Phil X'Vard checks out Susan Crirnshaw, Iohn Maksin, and Angie Porrcttais book. Librarians Don Nesti and Peggy Burens ox- plain thc card catalog to Pat Regan, Jerry Coburn and Margie Poziviak. Who knows what wonders Carol Achtzehn may be showing to undergraduates Jim VVilson, Zona Hood, and Marie Arnold? That investigative theme is due. You know where the answer can be found? The library will supply enough informa- tion for your question and for 1001 oth- ers. Here you will End a collection of five thousand books. How can you find the hook you need? Miss Nixon, Miss Grossman, Sally Eich- ler, and your fellow student librarians are ready to assist you in making your se- lection. Sally is our head student li- brarian. At the beginning of the year, Miss Nixon chooses our student librari- ans. She takes into consideration their interest and willingness to devote two study periods a week. During these peri- ods they prepare the shelves and mark books. For his service each librarian re- ceives a reward in form of a pin. Manv interesting parties are scheduled annual- ly for them. Be it fiction, biology, Zoology, science, history, romance, biography, or any other type of book, the efficient library staff will satisfy your desires. Our library is open all day, every day. What are the thoughts of Donald Con- ner, Mike Bindas, and Ann Curry as they observe these colorful pictures?

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ASSMATE Yes, these are your classmates. These are the people who have shared both your fun and your problems with you. You have always done everything together . . . gone to the same classes . . . listened to the same teachers . . . done the same homework . . . gone to assemblies together . . . enjoyed all the exciting parties and dances together. This year brought an end to all that. You are graduating . . . leaving C.H.S. After this year you will all go in different direc- tions . . . some of you to college to immerge in the ranks of doctors, teachers, chemists. lawyers . . . others to a job where you will meet a new circle of friends with new in- terests and new ideas . . . and still others to the service of their country and yours. But none of you will ever forget C.H.S. and all the fun you have had together both in chiss and out of class. You'll neyer forget Commencement . . . the climax of twelve years of both hard work and good times. As each of you receive your diploma, you will all think back on Clairton High School with many fond memories of your classmates and the experiences you have shared with them and maybe a tinge of regret at leaving. Many years from now, when you look back on this yearbook you will remember these classmates and the memory of them will bring back all the fun you have had at C. HS. with them. 26 4