Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Joan Replogle and Thelma Sipe, art students

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selling, salesmanship, business math, commercial law, and com- mercial art. At the start of the second semester many students from the Commercial Department worked a half a day over town in the field of commercial work that they had chosen. This gave them training and valuable experience. Each commercial student who took bookkeeping III re- ceived a six weeks course in learning how to operate business machines, so that they would be better equipped to find a posi- tion in a business where modern machines are used. Th Commercial Department of J. H. S. has done a com- mendable job in producing the future men and women of the business world.

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tf-ine Alfa Once more the spirits of Gershwin, Rembrandt, and Barrymore stalked the halls of J. H. S., stirring the minds of her students to deeds of accomplishment in the fields of Music, Dramatics, and Art. Through Mr. Charlies I. Aikey's music appreciation, harmony, and theory classes, a large number of students have gained a well-rounded knowledge and apprecia- tion of music, to say nothing of the keen enjoyment these students have gained from contact with music itself. The large number of programs presented by Miss Edith Paul's dramatic groups in assemblies, in addition to the senior class play, have given to the student body a visual and aural knowledge of various aspects of educa- tion that would have otherwise been missed. The Art Department, supervised by Mrs. Madge Rose, can best be appreciated when we consider the fine art work in this yearbook; also the many projects on display in the Art Department throughout the year. Indeed, the Fine Arts of J. H. S. have been on the forward move—all to the advantage of the school as a whole. 1.0 w.