Blue Mountain High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Schuylkill Haven, PA)

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E A , e--' 'ffl' JOSEPH QUESAD-A HERMAN STUTZMAN LINDA KLINE 1 V. I , I Randy Yost works on a linoleum block print in academic Cornets form strong section of marching band. art class . Bill Hill studies French as a junior. , 1,5 91521, 'IAQ , , -Q V, 5, W X., Y- , -il Tw., ' 1 .i .lx W fg-5 V 'TE f is :. 1: ,cf PJ Y .V , .gina-16051 IN THE ART DEPARTMENT, a student can develop his artistic talents through sketching, painting, sculpturing, or designing. Instructions in vocal and instrumental music are the main tasks of the Music Department. Chorus, band, and select vocal and instrumen- tal groups are results of student participation. French and Latin both are offered in a two- year course and German is given in a four-year program. Tapes and records are provided in the language laboratory to increase the students speaking ability. The guidance department provides two full- time counselors and one part-time counselor. By a variety of te sts and personal interviews, the guidance department helps each student find his place in the future .

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Business Education and Practical Arts Prepare Pupils for fob Gppcrturtities Rhonda Snuth lays out pattern in home economics class. EDNA ERNST s X fiI1iShi1'1g 'CO1-lCheS Bob Fetherolf and Francis Ankenbrant PHY LLIS WACK work on typing assignment. wt , fl? CHARLES BOI-IR MARION YOZVIAK Boys take shop projects from storage bin 31

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ALLEN GREENAWALT YOLANDA VOLKAY JOSEPH ROTHDEUTSCH Foreign Language, Guidance and Fine Arts Stimulate Cultural Interests in Classes Y' I at MARION KUNSMAN Twelve Tones rehearse for the Christmas concert. ..7 V, 4' 1 ' I - 4 I I, PHILIP SCI-IALTENBRAND E NED TROUTMAN