Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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Panel discussions and heated de- bates in P.O.D. class help the members better prepare themselves to become active citizens and intelligent voters. Field trips and movies also help to make P.O.D. an enjoyable subject for any senior. These thirteen sportive mermaids prove that it isn't only the boys who can swim at CHS. When it's time for swimming class, these pert little aqua- maids don their suits and begin work- ing to perfect their strokes and dives. And they lived happily ever after, relates this speech student as he concludes a story at Fifth Street Grade School. Speech students re- ceive practical experience in story tell- ing, play acting and producing, and speaking before an audience. A popular course with the girls and boys, too, is driver education. Not only is the actual driving of an automobile emphasized, but a girl need no longer be a dumb Jane when it comes to changing a tire. 15

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Rte DAVlD ARNETT-Vocational Machine Shop ANDREW E. BASCH-Vocational Electric Shop ELIZABETH T. BAYLES-English l2, Speech 3 'fe MARGIE B. scRiPKo -English ll I fqgllw BEN E. BENACK-Instrumental Music 1 'E r STANLEY J. BERKMAN-World History 4 E L El 5 PATRICIA L. BIRK-Homemaking EDGAR D. BLEILER-Biology JENNIE MAE BOTDORF-Vocal Music Minute organisms of the briny deep are no longer a secret to this huddle of sophomore biologists. They appear enthralled by their discov- eries, don't they? The tour boys working on this car are learning many of the skills that will help them in the automotive industry long after their school years. rs.

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The complicated workings of this machine are no secret from this boy. He must also master the other mo- chines inthe shop before he can hope to have the background tor becoming a machinist. YOU WHAT WE The mechanics of that all important ma- chine, our body, are studied in health class . Check that weight, girls,-boys, toog-it's an asset to good health and good looks!