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SCIENCE TEACI IERS Seated: bliss If. Vlones, hits. VXI. lltirklns, hlr, I.. Dohl-s. Nfiss l.. l.tt. Standing: Mr. I lock, Mr, W. lveson. Mr. li. I Iankey. Xlr, N. Nntlrexx Ali: I, iiiiilns. MATHEMATICS TEACHERS Seated: Vkfiss lf. jones, hir. V. Iliccone, ivlrs. M. llarkiris. Standing: Mr. ,l. Thoinis, ivfr. ll. lielizel, Ivlr. j. cillllfis, COMMERCIAL TEACHERS Seated: iX1Iss Al. Xiiles, Miss C. liroxx n, hir. E. iX1cConnell, iXliss E. Diven- pt-ri. Standing: Mrs. ll. I,axx, Miss -I, Davenport. klics Nl. Cahalan, hits. li. Slit-u.irtl. ..-....-v..,. . . , , , SCIENCE TEACHERS . . . To those who expect to engage in as their life work, careers in Engineering, Chemistry, Aviation or other scientific fields, the Science department holds a special interest. This interest may develop from taking one of the Elementary courses offered by the High School, or the ioining of one of the scientific clubs sponsored by the department, and may result, at the last, in a high-salaried position of responsibilty in some well-known Hrm, Advancement in aviation particularly, is due in a large measure, to a keen interest taken by many while still in school, These men and women are now well- known in the field of air commerce. MATHEMATICS TEACHERS . . . These teachers are the ground instructors of the future pilots of industry, finance, and commerce. From them, students obtain the foundation for higher flights into the more advanced fields of algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Chief pilot of this department is lvlr. Piccone who teaches second year algebra and advanced algebra. Under his leadership the Mathematics Depart- ment has given adequate instruction to those students who wish to prepare for further and more advanced learning. Those who attend college will find that this teaching has thoroughly grounded them in the basic phases of the seience of numbers, and students who have gained this knowledge of mathematics will End that they will not be forced to bail out in the middle of a college course. COMMERCIAL TEACHERS . . The instructors of the Commercial Department serve as a radio beam to students who are exploring Commercial Arithmetic and Bookkeeping. Some of the Commercial students are future controllers of the commercial affairs of the large transcontinental airlines, while others in vears to come may be charting courses for various in- dustries, The Commercial Department offers rewards in the form of pins and certificates to those who acquire pro- ficiency in the fields of Shorthand, Bookkeeping and Typ- ing. These awards are sponsored by the department as an incentive to more determined efforts on the part of commercial students to advance in the type of work they study. OTHER DEPARTMENTS . . . Not unlike a super-mainliner of the airways, Kingston High School also has its stcwardesses and co-pilots re- resented by teachers from various departments. Miss Bush and Miss Kitchener, of the Home Econ- omies Department, instruct many girls in the fine arts of sewing. culinary art, and homemaking. Our librarian, hiiss klacquelin Vfilliams, charts the courses for reports. essays, and debates by providing accurate and interesting reference material. Both she and hir. Kenny. our genial assistant librarian, render a valuable service in solving the queries of students, Miss Edwards capably instructs some of our future artists and designers, while hir. Heltzcl. directs a group of hoys in the study of mechanical drawing. Mr. Davis, music supervisor, and Mr. Moleski, the band director, furnish music for various school activities.
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MISS LAURA JONES, Dean of Girls l pon entering our airliner lor a trip among the clouds. we were cordially welcomed hy our hostess. lX'liss Laura klones. iXltss blones. head ol' the linglish department is llean ot Girls and has long been advisor to the girls of our school. She is always ready to aid the girls in solx ing their prohlems. ENGLISH TEACI IERS Seated: tlell to tiglill. lXliss Zawatslsi, lXlrs. Xllen. Nltss I.. Jones, Xlrs. l.eljuatte iXllssXXlllI.Il11N. Standing: lXlr. Vail, Nltss Dex enelorl, lXliss Xlleis, 'Xl s liliomas Nli lseunv LANGUAGE TEACHERS Ilottorn Row: Xliss lliompson. Nltss Nlcl luglt, lXliss Weis, lXliss Sxxeet. Standing: iXlIssGt1i't'tsot1. lxliss Pritchard, Mr. Mangan, lyliss Lee, Mrs. Page. SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS Seated: Xlr. X. Brenner. lXIiss If. llrice, lXlrs. Y. Davis, lXlr. C. Boyer. Standing: Miss E. Dooley, Mr. D. Jones, Mr. J. Bennett, Mr. J. jones. ENGLISH TEACHERS. . . 'lihe largest department in Kingston lligh School is the Iinglish Uepartment, 'lihe study ol' linglish includes the technical and classical sides ol' the language Ifirst year linglish deals considerahly with grammar, and classics are introduced. Second year Iinglish launches more composition, which includes essays. themes and letters. lhe classics this year include Hlxanhot '. HX 'liale ol' Iwo Cities, In the third year the study ol Xmerican I.itcrature is begun, 'lihe classics this year includei -lulius Caesar, 'ildylls ol' the Ising, 'vlihree llnglish tlomediesf' and nilihe Crisis. Fourth year lfnglish includes the study ol' Iinglish Literature. Classics studied include Ullamletf' and i'lXIacbcth. LANGUAGE TEACHERS . . . 'l'he Language I7epartment ol lstngston l Iigh School should he explored hy all students contemplating a mythical world tlight. Ihis department olliers lottr languages: l.atin, lfrench. German and Spanish. l.atin I and llacquaint the student with the grammer. I.atin lll includes the study ol' Clieero, while l.atin IV talies up Yirgil. Spanish I gives the student the foundation ol' the language. Spanish ll includes a more intensive study' ol grammar and prose reading Spanish lll consists ol writing set excercises and Iree eomposit ion. German l and ll aim to develop the student is ahilityf to read German diligently and intelligently. tllassies are then studied. More attention is giyen to the spealving and writing in German lll. lfreneh I gives thc student a liounlation ol the language iliranslations supplemented hy short stories comprise lfrench ll 'liexthoolvs are studied in Ifrench lll. SOCIAL SCIENCE TEACHERS . . . l3on't try to understand loreign politics on that clipper trip oil yours lnste't.l, huil,l your loundation here, hy stepping into our Social Seience l7epartment. lxlodern llistory. a subject required in the flom- mercial Curriculum. deals with contemporary world problems. .-Xmeriean llistory. a requisite in all curricula, treats the colonization and growth ol' the llniteel States State and l.oeal llistory was introduced this year. lhc suhiect is suggestive ol its title. dealing with state and local points oi' historic interest. Nine
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