Johnstown High School - Spectator Yearbook (Johnstown, PA)

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Art Class at Work

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C02 Zola bnttelz Left, right, left, right! The sound of marching feet ring out as you pass the I. H. S. gyms, found at the end of the second floor hall. Classes are in session cmd muscles and minds are at Work and play. A peep through the doors may find the girls engaged in a vigorous, spirited game of volleyball While in the other gym the boys are involved in a fast, moving game of basketball. Throughout the school year various sports and athletic games are introduced and played in the classes. Material for Iohnstown High's athletic teams are un- covered and developed in these classes. Gym is a unit of the health program required by school regulations. Only a legal exemption can exclude a person from participating in this class. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES

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I Paul E. Grove and Dianne Richards j Mr. Charles Aikey and Class gm aww. pm me Music, dramatics, art and writing create pictures by the use ot notes, actions, paints and words. The Fine Arts Department is essential in every school in order to develop the creative talents of the students. The vibrant voices of the mixed chorus and the girls' chorus, along with the exuberant strains of the band tell us stories about people and adventurous lands. On stage the dramatic students, disguised behind the masks of tragedy and com- edy, portray people we see everyday. Colorful indoor and outdoors scenes, odd-shaped buildings and imaginary charac- ters take shape under the skillful supervision of the art students who may become pros- pective Michelangeloes. From the flowing pen of the journalism students come words which take the form of poetry or prose which paint pictures on the pages of the Centralizer and Spectator. The teachers of the Fine Arts Department are: Miss Mary Weaver, mixed chorus: Mr. Charles Aikey, band and girls' chorusg Miss Edith Paul, dramaticsg Mrs. Madge Rose, artg Miss Elvina Owen, journalism.