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f ,Agfa P2-SRM There is a real satisfaction in becoming familiar with a foreign tongue. With our world growing smaller persons going into commerce may find a need for languages other than their own. Through the study of a country's language, art, music, customs, and literature, students become more broad-minded and understanding. The study of Latin helps students with their English through the tracing of word prefixes, suffixes, and derivations. 45010 fzdmzm, dchiavmi Left: Bill and Ed show the Spanish pinata they made at Christmas time. Below: Mary Ellen and Gail, Latin Il students, show the class a model Roman apartment house. jluuulqh, jvwyu MISS HARRIET MUMPER Latin I, ll, History Il Senior Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor MISS LENORE LYONS Spanish I, II, English I2 10
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MRS. MILDRED LEVINSON MR. JOSEPH CHIMENTO MRS. MARIE SPRINGER Vocal Music 7412 Instrumental Music 7-12 Art 'I-'I2 Band Director Posters, Art for May Day and Prom HPPJ' ' 9' 6'1Y132M Efllbllf We Mi Above: The Elective Art group Fine Arts, such as music and art, are designed to help us enjoy life. For some students art and music courses hold ci wide interest. Those with ability learn to create in elective Art, Band, and Chorus. Others learn to appreciate the works of composers and artists by developing appreciation in required music and art. Prac- tice brings skill to the talented students, encour- aging them to enter artistic and musical careers. works on posters. Right: An Eighth Grade music class enioys a singing secsion.
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Below: Jim, Bob, Right: An Eighth Grade Geography class presents a unit on the history of Chartiers Township. and Greer tlndicnsl discuss a peace proposition in Pennsyl- vania History Class. I .4 A ' LVL 'L A I L Through the study of the history and geography of the different countries, students can better understand how tolerance and cooperation is needed to gain our needs as a people. ln Civics and P.O.D. classes, students learn the structure of their own government in comparison to that of other governments, developing an interest in local, state, and national problems. jorzhl , jmchm, 6l:f13,QI'lA, jnlmanaz, MISS ALLENE WALKER Geography 8, 7 7th and Bth Grade Advisor MR. JOHN ABRAHAM History ll, lO Wrestling Coach, Assistant ball Coach MISS KATHERINE KARABUSKIN History 8, 7 Junior Tri-HiAY Sponsor MISS MARY FREYVOGEL History 10, Civics Freshman Class Advisor Foot-
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