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Smaqinailon (pluA Qhswdtwihj The budding artists of Johnstown High School create on canvas and paper under the supervision of Mrs. Josephine Quigley. All students en- rolled in art classes are required to study the various techniques of the art world before completing the course. In the way of dramatics, students with a love of the theater are trained by Miss Joan Puhala. They receive instruction in acting, make-up, and production. Dramatics students have many opportunities to create various characters on the stage and perhaps cop off a coveted role in the class play. Those who are musically inclined come in contact with Mr. William Tepper and Mr. Carl Miller, who head the musical division of the Fine Arts Department. Classes in harmony and theory and music appreciation in- crease the student's knowledge of music. Talented students find that the chorus, the band, and the orchestra offer an excellent means of creating beauty, through music.
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Mrs. Rachael Georg, Miss Pat Guzzi, and Mr. Charles Colbert. One of the seven wonders of the JHS world is the stu- dent library. Boys and girls can obtain information here on practically any subject. Mrs. Rachel Georg, the cheerful librarian, is always ready to lend a helping hand. She is capable and willing to assist the student with any special problems concerning assignments they may have. The library has a sufficient number of books to arouse interest in each and every reader. There are fiction and non-fiction books plus those dealing with travel, adventure, mystery and sports. In room 313 there are at least 8,000 books for reading. Three daily newspapers are kept for one week for students who want to read them or use them for special assignments. [ 28 ]
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O. JjiadsLk 9n Jhsi Sficucc Gq Mr. Frank Weaver, aeronautics instructor at JHS, is also a licensed commercial pilot and keeps his classes in the know when it comes to the latest in aviation. During the first semester a knowledge of meteorology, aerodynamics, and recognition of aircraft is gained. The sec- ond semester is then devoted to plotting courses, map reading, and radio navigation. Films are also presented to help the students further their understanding of airplanes. Richard Georg and KendaI1 Smi(h work on model plane. Students taking this course develop a keen interest in aeronautics and related subjects. Many intend to make their future in this field. The United States, a leader of the space age, will need capable men for this field. Perhaps these posi- tions will be filled by the boys of Mr. Frank Weaver's aer- onautics class of '64. [ 30 ]
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