Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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CAFETERIA STAFF Our epicurean experts are respon- sible for the preparation of the nutri- tious and tasty dishes served in the cafeteria. Front-left to right: Mrs, Ellis, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Dell, manager, Mrs. Litman, Mrs. Pastore, Mrs, Snizik Back: Mr. Martin, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Craig, Mrs. Penn, Mrs. Bender, Mrs. Gash, Mrs. Guftey, Miss Carrozza MAINTENANCE STAFF From wielding brooms to the in- stallation of new water fountains, these men keep our school in working order. Left to right: Mr. Smith, Mr. Dolan, Mr. Holt, Mr. Porzio OFFICE STAFF The oFfice staft orders supplies, posts announcements, and does all the necessary clerical work of CHS. Seated-left to right: Mrs. Barclay, Mrs. Bracken, Miss Taddeo Standing: Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Mills, Miss Paros, Miss Kovalyak THEY PROVIDE US WITH FUEL CARE

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ACQUIRE NEW IDEAS Future stockholders and corporation giants receive their embryonic training in this class. Economics provides a valuable insight into the practical world of business, finance, and organization for the leaders of tomorrow. Sines and co-sines are no mystery to this young mathematician. Trigonometry, solid geometry and college algebra are the three half-year mathematical courses which give a firm foundation in logic. These boys are enjoying their related physics class which is intended to teach them some of the principles at physics that corre- spond to their shop work. They spend alter- nate weeks in the shop and classroom. These tour young physicists are engaged in proving for themselves another universal law-in this case, the resolution ot parallel forces. Physics helps to explain the many mysteries of the universe.

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AND REPAIR My head hurts. I have a cold. I need an excuse from gym. These are 'Familiar words to the staff of the health department. Headaches and colds are the most common com- plaints, this year, however, the virus epi- demic hit hard in February. Besides regular daily duties, the health staFF, complying with the state law, must give physical and dental ex- aminations to the eleventh graders. The health staff is well acquainted with and prepared for the school chron- ics who, day after day, find their way through the protective doors of the office. No matter who the student or what his complaint or ailment, he receives the best possible aid from our health depart- ment. DAVID BOIES, D.D.S. CATHERINE M. JOYCE, R. N. lleftt JOAN P. LA VALLE, R. N. Top: Miss Eva Craven, school matron, supervises the girls' shower rooms. Bottom: William Walker, attendance offi- cer, checks absentees with Miss Esther Paros of the iunior high office. ERNEST RASCATI, M. D.