East Rochester High School - Gagashoan Yearbook (East Rochester, NY)

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I Though the subjects of this icture ma P Y not seem related. the furnace might well have been designed in one of Miss Beards- ley's mechanical drawing classes. The prin- ciples of heat and circulation might be ex- plained by Miss Cashion and Mr. Dianetti, members of our Science Department. A very important part of our school curriculum is English. Mrs. Harper, Mr. Loos, Mr. Johnson and Miss Wells help us to further appreciate good litera- ture and understand the rules of grammar. Mr. John- son supplies the students with adequate quantities of reference material for their English classes. ame ' The expert seamstresses pictured are Mrs. Rei- gelsperger and Miss Henry who are in charge of our excellent Home Economics program. Under their guidance the students fashion smart clothes in the sewing department and we can all fecall the Wonderful odors coming from the foods classes.

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Vital enough to be required for the four years of high school is history, ranging from Social Studies and World History to American History and Prob- lems of Democracy. Mr. Baroody introduces history to the freshmen, followed by Miss Hery and Miss Bentley with World History. Mr. Baynes gives the seniors preparation in Economic History before they leave to journey into the world. 5404 The manual arts are taught by Mr. Dunn and Mr. Beal, here seen working over a printing press. They are also responsible for the Drivers Educa- tion program in our school. Math is becoming more important as a subject and is generally a requirement for college entrance. An introduction to higher math is given to freshmen by Miss Wilson in the Elementary Algebra classes. Mrs. Leuty teaches Plane Geometry and Inter- mediate Algebra and Miss Wilson com- pletes the series with Trigonometry and Solid Geometry. Absent when the picture was taken was Mrs. Redman who also teaches Plane Geometry.