Steelton Highspire High School - Steel High Yearbook (Steelton, PA)

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wa 2.131 ,.. , , f 5. Jacqueline B, Qrewn Tina Curry Lois J. Guistwhite Katherine M Hoy B.S., M.S. B.A. BA- Ph-B I 1 - B I X X ' - ' Qt , .ss . , Rachael Nisley Nelda phillips J, Robinson Sylva M. Steigleman A.B. B.S. B.S. , E Big- Marcia Veleneia Anne Adams Zart Grace Zimmerman B.S. B.S. B.S. ENGUSH-LANGUAGE Skills in English and language arts are a necessity in this modern world. The English and Language Departments of Steelton-Highspire are striving to better the minds of the students through the teaching of English grammar and literature, modern and classical languages, and public speaking. English at Steel-High is required of every student in grades seven through twelve. In order to prepare each student for his future endeavors, each English course includes grammar, literature, vo- cabulary, and spelling. ' Latin and French are offered in grades nine through twelve to aca- demic students preparing for college. Students may avail themselves to three years of French andfor two years of Latin. Speech is a compulsory course which covers one semester of the senior year. It includes instruction in public speaking, and enables the student to participate in discussions and formal debates. V 9

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. 11 ' -i .-,'.'is9?555f?,f - will if it C. P. Hoy B.S., M.Ed. Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION M. H. Colyer B.S., M.Ed Assistant Principal i Clockwise: Ernestine Lanza, William G. Wilson, Jr., Joseph Labashousky, Howard Gilmore, Emil J. Posega, Kenneth P. Weaver, John Urich, V. C. Pugliese, Dr. William J. Albright, C. F. Chandler. H. T. Griffith B.S., M.Ed. L. C. Derr B.S., M.Ed. Ed. D. Assistant Superintendent Superintendent 8

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B ii i 'B iw www' George E. Cole Sr. Edwin A. Higgins Paul E. Himelwright Doyle W. lvey B 5 B S B S B S SW i .ill Ronald Maravich D0r18ld Rineer Pall' C- Sham? Jf- B A B s, A B IVIMigiTIcl-SCIEBRICE Math and science, offered at Steel-High, are impor- tant subjects which prepare the students for the scien- tific world which awaits them. In the science department, general science, biology, chemistry and physics are offered to those in grades nine through twelve inclusive. Uunior high has a pre- selected coursej. The commercial students have only earth and space science their senior year. The math department which offers algebra 1 and 2, geometry and trigonometry to the college preparatory pupils, offers business math and bookkeeping to the commercial students. The industrial arts section takes math the first two years and general math their senior year. At Steel-High we value these subjects and hope to benefit from them. 10 M.Ed. - - - '11:.s1:1f1:eifa- - , . -,.:-gpg, . 1 . X ,. f - M. -X '57 g , 3 5221- -. Albin L. Zimliki