Clairton High School - Clairtonian Yearbook (Clairton, PA)

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S n The SCIENCES at thc-1r EWEST and BE T TOP Even gxrls may come up wlth an Important new IS covery nf they re Betty Grocott Rnta Gecan Donna Fxsher and Judy Chalmers wxth a few chemxcals and a double period MIDDLE Tom Plamch Bob Campbell Walter Jones any one of the three or all three?-m thus frog and these scapels may find a taste for future medxcal probmgs RIGHT Skeptlcs lllce Mxke D1Carlo who doubts Ron Mal lozzl and Carol Dreschler on the safety of thls statxc producer are a necessary balance ln the Held of research Wxth newly furn1shed blO1Ogy rooms added to the stlll new chemlstry and physlcs laboratorles, the Sclence Department IS equlpped to gxve CHS students the best ln sclentxiic tramlng More ammal speclmens for dls sectmg, a spectroscope for the physlcs lab addltlonal materlals for chemxstry expense has not been spared ln the effort to awaken student mterest m a field where Amerlca needs to find so many Wlth lmagmatlon as well as abxllty a u Q 7 ' c .vx ' ,I I 2. A A' ' V d'- I l I

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isa PRIME FACTOR In this age of space and speed, the always-important un- known X has become all-important. T find its sometimes well- hidden identity, CHS students use general math, algebra, geo- metry, triginometry, and slide rules, a new skill acquired this year. They participate in national tests to try their methods of finding the mysterious Mr. X in competition with other high school students. TOP: College Algebra student Carl Blackburn checks out Judy JeEers as she practices her newly leamed Algebra II graph drawing technique. MIDDLE: Trigonometry students Lee Weber and Merry Jo Gilmore think they have found Donna Fisher's error in proving the Law of Sines. RIGHT: Bill Frank is designing his own original pattem as geometry students Kay Whetsel and Regis Straka pass judgment on the others. FF? 'ff-.tv ,Y,

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,,-.1 ALL ADD IH the Commercual Department Take a letter cut a stencll figure thxs dlscount type thxs contract are requests al ready famlllar to Commerclals They add up to the skrlls necessary for tomorrows secretar1es and bookkeepers As soon as tomorrow many of them w1ll be fortunate enough to have good jobs or at least very good prospects CHS commercxal graduates are always IH demand ,Ruff A I L Wxth Jo Ann Huschak observm Emrly Plamch runs the comptometer one of the calculatmg and dupllcatmg machmes Office Practlce semors learn to use XX ' X .E 'lf A fp X . 4' 'D V , E 6 UP e ,V .x ,XI ' ---- 1 . , . ,, - . ' , fn