Greeley Central High School - Spud Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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HELEN E TANNER RONALD FALLKNER MABEL M Hswnnusow M uslc MUSIC IS one of the lovellest of the flne arts It has a great effect upon the emotlons Some muslc IS w1ld and exhllaratlng whlle other muslc IS soothmg and peaceful Both of these klnds are to be found 1n Greeley Hlgh s muslc department The vocal muslc 15 taught by Miss Helen Tanner, who IS one of the best vocal muslc teachers 1n the state She has a way of teachmg her students to mterpret the flnest degrees of emotlon 1n muslc Mr Faulkner, the lnstructor of lnstrumental muslc has had .1 large amount of experlence playmg ln bands and orchestras H1s band IS a concert band, whlch plays not only marches but also overtures, tone poems, and preludes Hrs orchestra IS composed of experlenced players, who lnterpret muslc wlth ease and fmlsh U6 - - v . . , . ' 7 . .

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ARTHUR G HUNTINGTON ZOULA ABEL Knsc ARTHUR M Pnrscn Fme and Manual Arts In the fme arts classes taught by Mrs Zoula Abel Kmg the students learn charcoal drawlng soap sculpturmg pastel water and oxl pamtlng textlle deslgnmg tye dymg clay modellng archltectural de sxgnlng and lnterlor decorating Mr A G Huntington teaches woodworking Lnder thls headlng are mcluded lfllaylflg wood turnmg wood fmlshmg and cablnet makmg Perhaps you have wondered where all our slgns come from They come from Mr A M Petsch s commercial art classes Besides poster work the students also learn show card and banner work and some do special pencll and pen and mk drawlng Mr Pets h also teaches mechanical drawmg In these classes the students do archltectural draw mg which mcludes bulldmg detalls and complete plannmg and drawlng of house plans and the drawmg of cams gears and other machme parts II: 0 1 ' 1 . . . 1 v 1 . . . . . . . . 1 1 ' 7 7 ' . . . . . . . Y . . . . . . . . . . . 1 7 2 - 3 ' ,, 1 9 . . . . 1' . . c . . . . . . . . . . . J a v 2 -

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BERTHA H WHITMAN INEZ N MCKINLEY ETTA E RICHARDSON H zstory and Llbrary Hlstory repeats ltself IS perhaps a bromldlc expression but through the efforts of Miss Bertha Whltman and Mlss Etta Richardson hlstory is made mterestmg Washington s B1 centennlal Anniversary was observed by the students of Miss Whitman s classes by wrltmg essays on Our library is something we should be very proud of because of 1ts comprehenslve collection of books and its efficient overseer D1d you ever ask Mrs Inez McKinley to help you find a book when she refused' Of course not She IS as graclous about iindlng you a western thriller as she IS about a reference book for English Thanks to her it IS possible to study in llbrary if you want to and lf you don t want to she asks you to consider the other person Books are your best friends so don t forget the llbrary U7 U . . ,, . . . . 7 7 7 . . . . . , .n . . the life of Washington. Robert Candlin won first prize. 0 0 o I 4. , , 7 7 . . i , ' 1 l