Charles Hart Middle School - Flaming Torch Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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FOREIGN A LANGUAGES I P Madame Mariella Holman Chairman Mr. George. Lambrinos Mrs. Gloria Cooper Chairman 5 X X X ..,. ::Ea,.,Q:. , .N tgp Q sr Q. i A ' Y Madame Homan and her class visit Paris through pictures while Senora Ainsfield help students make a Pinata. FOREIGN LANGUAGES should open doors to a closer association with the cultures of other peoples . . . to an -understanding of the achieve- ments and hopes of other nations . . . and to an enrichment of our own leisure time. Senora S an dra Ainsfield HOME ECONOMICS PATTERN X is X. 5 X Q, Mrs. Josephine Rolle gives individual in struction in sewing. ' ACS RS LUNCH- LIGHT Mrs . Jacquelyn Wright

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In 11 I FINE ARTS MUSIC should open doors to the ful- fillment of the social, emotional, and spiritual needs of the indivdual since music is a language common to all people. ' ART helps students toward the richer enjoyment of living . . . to leisure- time activities, to self-expression and an appreciation for the beautiful in all its manifestations. Mr. William Travis Chairman, Art Mr. Clark and Mrs. Wright encour- age their students to appreciate all music . Mr. Travis and his ,art students examine the Christmas Bulletin Board. 3 if Mr. Lampley and Mrs. Persina discuss a new art exhibit.

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if '1 SOCIAL STUDIES should open doors to a better understand of man and his en- vironmentg to citizenship educationg to better social development and achieve - ment through desirable attitudes, skills, ideals and concepts pertaining to living in a democracy 5 to clearer understanding of the problems confronting today's world . 1 v x I R Mrs. Barbara Grissett C Mr . Chauncey Griffin x Mrs. Virginia Thompson Mr. Fred Richardson if Chairman ' X Q x rrr,rrr r C S N 5X .. QNX Through social studies, Mr. Lambright's students capture intimate glances of the world's great -- Malcolm X, King, Kennedy -- men of every Miss Paula Butterfield age who have left indelible footprints behind them. S I Mrs. Patricia Lucas - Mrs. Bonita Tillman Mr. Bernard Karam Miss Betty Holt