Keystone High School - Key Yearbook (Knox, PA)

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1 Soda! .1 Mr. Arthur Aaron Mr. Arthur MoYe Mr. John Catalano Mrs. Dorothy Knight Sttwlies WW The many stirring events ot i963-64 called tor a thorough study ot the pres- ent-day world and the civilizations ot the past. The social studies department ac- cepted the responsibility of educating Keystone's students in the problems of democracy, civics, world history, world geography, and histories of the ancient worlds. Knowing the future holds varied problems, each Keystone graduate will be prepared to face these problems and conquer them. u ,Ml r M N ll0l Mr. Lloyd Stewart Mr. John Wain

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Mrs. Berlin Mr. Hutton N9 ' 'Qtvgff ,ix aj f J ,X 'i Iaecia elaarfmenfzi The age old arts of cooking, sewing, and personal groom- ing have taken on a new and modern trend under the able supervision of Mrs. Berlin. These skills will help to mould ex- perienced and economical homemakers. Any student with creative ability is given the opportunity to express it in the art department. Mr. Hutton not only teaches basic art standards, but also introduces new phases in sculpturing, oil painting, and leather work. The backbone of our nation is the farmers. In Keystone's vocational agriculture department, Mr. Showers instructs any interested boy in the modern techniques of farming. Mr. Thompson, industrial arts instructor, teaches all the arts N P by of woodwork. He also instructs mechanical drawing. f JU ! Mr. Showers Mr- Thompson llll