Feitshans High School - Log Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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Art Under the leadership of Miss Frances Kapuscinski, better known as Miss Kappyu to her students, the art department has become well known throughout the school for its eye catchina posters and displays. The art department offers a wide variety of fields to suit the individuals liking. These courses are ceramics, letterinq, desianinq, figure drawinq, water colorinq, oil paintinq, and craft work. Both the instructor and students are extremely proud of the recently installed kiln. The students spend many hours firina, alazinq, and re- MISS KAPUSCINSKI firinq ttll the clay takes a definite shape by their skilled t.fi.A, tim. of sw, cnt. finqe-IS. The art students are always willina to devote their talent and their time to the making of posters for every occasion. These posters attract everyones attention and are always the best way to advertise a school affair, such as a prom, a dance, a band or choir concert. The senior class is grateful, too, for without the help of the art classes many proms would be without the .QL qala decorations that make them such a areal success.

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Language ln our foreian lanquaae department courses in Latin and Spanish are offered. ln first year Latin the students learn the declen- sions and conjuqations and a limited vocabulary of Latin words and phrases. The second year continues this type of work and the pupil puts into practice the knowledge he has qained by translating Well-known works. The Spanish courses have proved very popular with Feitshans students as is attested by the increasing MRS- PRUGGER enrollments in the courses which are offered. During some of the class sessions no one is allowed to use any lanauaae but Spanishf not even slana. The romantic and historic atmosphere of the Span- ..'f.A. Northwestern U. ish speaking countries leaves an indelible impression on the students and very rarely does a student drop his Spanish courses to delve into some other field. Cn the contrary most of them desire to ao on in advanced Courses so that they may become Well versed in the structure of this particular lanauaae and able to speak it fluently. 'lr

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MR. ADAMS Eastern lll. State Terchers Coll MR. KREBS Stout Institute Industrial Arts The lndustrial Arts department strives to prepare boys for a career in the productive and industrial world. Among the courses offered are Mechanical Drawing, Printinq, Shop, and Woodwork. The boys who choose to study Mechanical Drawing may advance in this tield ot blueprint and desian to become creators ot new and undreamed ot machines. Perhaps they may further the study ot the airplane, the helicopter or take an interest in the advancement of jet propulsion. The areatest architects, designers and inventors were all school boys at one time who followed their dreams until they were tultilled.