Fairport High School - Hourglass Yearbook (Fairport, NY)

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ll you could only cook! Well, we can Cook.-and also sew and decorale. The Home Economics Deparfmenl Teaches boys and girls 'ro cook meals, plan inexpensive ward- robes, and sew their own clofhing. Husky foofball and baskefball men look slighlly odd wilh floury noses and aprons -buf who knows?-someday 'rhis educarion of life in lhe home may prove helpful. If predicrions come True, if will soon be fhe women who go our lo work each morning. These men are iusf a jump ahead of fhe orher males! Any period of fhe day deliqhriul odors are walled lhrough fhe halls and hungry moufhs wafer for chocolafe cookies or fresh pies. This year fhe deparfmenf has been conducfinq a drive for new sloves in The kirchen and has had candy sales and a sale of magic slafes. HOME ECCNOMICS Miss Grace Schreiner, B.S. Sfafe Teachers Colleqe, Buffalo

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I Mr. Gilson M. Slaler, BS., M.Ed Sl. Lawrence University Mr. Joseph W. Cummings Cortland Normal Miss Helen J, Hodge, AB, William Smilh College All .,...,,, , in .. l The laboralory is a busy place in Fairporl High School during any period of the day. Once in a while fhe experi- menl flops and is evidenced by an odor! Usually, how- ever, if ordinary care is exercised, The experimenfs prove successful. Biology or general science is inferesfing, if gruesome al limes. Microscopes and charfs illusfrale any organ or germ which may nor be clearly underslood. lnrermediale algebra, algebra, ge- omelry, .and frigonomelry enioy equal imporlance in The schedule. ln lhese classes, sufiicienr care is falcen so Thai each sludenf learns enough abouf fhe subiecf 'ro apply rhe knowledge. Neces- sary apparafus is being added each year 'ro make lhe sludies easier for fhe in- creasing number ol pupils lalcing lhese subiecfs which are required for enlrance in nearly all colleges. MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE I9

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Mr. Carroll Vance Crane School of Music, Pofsdam N Miss Genevieve G, Wafson, B. Fredonia Normal Easlman School of Music E ormal M. One of The sweeTesT rewards in life comes iT one is given a musical ear or a Tuneful voice. Born wiThouT Them, iT is someTimes possible To acquire a cerTain Technique and apTiTude in The arT. NeverTheless, The besT musicians are Those born wiTh a Touch of music in Their souls. To develop This musical sense, Fairporl l-ligh School has a very special deparTmenT. IT conTains The class Theory of Music , The junior and senior bands, The orchesTra, The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs, and The Mixed Chorus. ln each of These one Tinds a large enrollmenT of musical sTudenTs eager To gain educa- Tion. These groups enTerTain noT only The sTudenT body buT The Towns people as well. The FairporT High School Music DeparTmenT has gained lasTing popular- iTy Through iTs many ach?evemenTs. MUSIC 2l