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Students possessing any interest in art can find a satisfying outlet by enrolling in West High School’s expanded art curriculum. For the student interested in the history of art and the relation of man and art, a semester course called art appreciation is offered. This year Art I was divided into two separ- ate courses: drawing, which is offered the first semester, and principles of design, which is taught the second semester. Young artists who have completed draw- ing or design may further their exploration of art by taking Art II. This includes a se- mester of painting and semester of commer- cial art. After the completion of Art II, students may enroll in Art III and undertake advanced studies in areas of their choice. Another course offered at West High is crafts and design. Metal forming and enameling ood veneers, leather, ceramics and mosi re studied in this course. Painting in acrylics requires speed and patience from Pat Cooke. Art Broadens Cultural Appreciation ART TEACHERS: Mr. John Greenleaf, Mrs. Joyce Shaffer, and Mr. Earl Bailey. 27
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One requirement for graduation that all seniors must meet is the completion of senior English. During the year the senior studies English literature—the forms, writers, and history — from the Anglo-Saxon period through the Twentieth Century. A term paper, book reviews, theme statements, and grammar exercises also constitute a large por- tion of homework for the senior English student. To break the daily routine, senior English teachers schedule a period to listen to records, such as Macbeth or Joan of Arc, or use a class period to lecture on supple- mentary information relating to the modern theater or Shakespeare. Seniors in Mrs. Nancy Larson’s English class get •.hanee . show their writing skill. Mechanics of Grammar, and Writing SENIOR ENGLISH TEACHERS: (SEATED) Mrs. Beverly Rollins and Mrs. Faith Adams; (STANDING) Mr. Roger Megerth, Mr. Lowell Bushnell, Mr. Eugene Cetrone, Mrs. Loralea Stidmon, Mrs. Nancy Larson, and Mr. Frank Estes. 26
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