Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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Improved curriculum 1 960 fficers Members of the group which draws up the plans for the entire school system are: SEATED, Mrs. Madeline K. Dragan, Mrs. Sadie R. Keffer, Mr. Leonard C. Lehman, Dr. Karl Bohreng STANDING, 'W ,-. . A if sis Treasurer George J. Zdrale Secretary Sadie R- Keffef

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and better facilities planned for CHS by Mr. Hugh F. Mullen, solicitor. Mr. Char- les P. Lewis, Mr. George J. Zdrale, Mr. Samuel V. Capane, Dr. Joseph C. Wrob- leski. fry. fue ,gin Y, iaigiiw. Q -:mf a3'.'f.2.4 'Q .Mob 4 13 BGARD OF DIRECTORS In the creation of a full but well-balanced scholastic pro- gram, the Board of School Directors is the most important factor. Because it is a difficult task to regulate and finance the affairs of a school as large as ours, members of the board must of necessity possess a sincere interest in school problems and must be willing to devote their time unsparingly to finding solutions modern but practical. Such characteristics are pos- sessed to the very fullest exent by each of the Clairton directors. As part of their program to improve the local school system by expanding the curriculum, they have emphasized this year reading therapy, science, mathematics, and languages. The installation of the language laboratory, the extension of trigono- metry to a full year course, and the addition of new biology equipment are but outward signs of this program, of which the true value to students is immeasurable. Through the conscientious work of the Board, CHS has become a school that not only keeps abreast but expects to be out in front. Vice-President Hugh F. Mullen President Leonard C. Lehman