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Sr. M. Vincetta Mr. Richard Pfarr Home Economics Mechanical Drawing in ,ai-x. ABOVE LEFT: Junior Steve Warga gets helpful advice from Mr. Pfarr. BELOW LEFT: Seniors, Jean and Joan Hingsbergen prepare some goodies for Home Ec. ABOVE: Home Ec. student, lean Burke, presses her finished design. RIGHT: Rising hemlines keep Kris Youngblood and Julie Hostetter busy.
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Practzcal Arts bend toward future In the Practical Arts department, skills are learned which lead to future ways of life. Four years of Mechanical Drawing, three of Home Economics and one of Family Living, all contribute to rounding out the student's knowledge. Mechanical Drawing, taught by Mr. Richard Pfarr, is treated much like a language which must be read and understood. The first year is devoted to the fundamentals and learning to read the drawings. By second and third year, the students concentrate on practice to achieve facility. In the fourth year of the program, students may choose their own subjects. Sister M. Vincetta, head of the department, guides girl students through the various phases of home making, from Home Economics I and II and Clothing I and II to Family Living.
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Arts lend polish to student talent Special projects help Lisa jackson to improve her art skills. The fine arts at Chatard are sparked by band, glee club and art classes. Sister Mary Lambert teaches Art, year I and II and advises special project art students. First and sec- ond year students are given experience in still life landscapes, life drawing and portrait, as well as side projects such as Cartooning, ink lettering and art ap- preciation. Advanced and third year students may enter the special projects course, where each develops skill in individual areas, including oil painting. The band, too, is divided according to ability this year. Beginning band members are coached to aspire to advanced band standing. The Glee Club meets daily and sings annually at the Christmas program. Next year, the curriculum will be augmented by a Music A preciation course. Direc- tor, Mr. Kern has done muclli to develop the cultural aspects ofChatard. Librarian Sr. Kevin shows Sally Ohleyer how to use a card file. 38 Mr. Kern demonstrates his own special technique used for lead- ing the band and chorus in making music.
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