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Q Mr. Gaylord Griffiths, Art Art Club Adviser One basic problem of humanity is understanding. With the population explosion, individuality has been lost. One now asks himself, Who, what, and why am I? . A wise in- dividual Will seek and develop his own creative potentials. ln Grove City High School, one achieves this goal with art, band, orchestra, and chorus. Mr. Grant Thompson, Music Director of Band ,M FINE 85 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Kenvin Moreau, Music Director of Chorus A I Mr. Lew Matthews, Music Director of Orchestra
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rw t A. ,la I I , 0 ' , jfigff Mr Bernard Barnes, Physical Education PHYSICAL EDUCATION ln order to succeed in todayis ever chang- ing world, students must master physical skills. Training of the body is as essential as training ofthe mind.Physical exercise is used to relax the mind and improve the mental tone of an individual. An interesting game takes the mind off oneself and concentrates it on outward interests. Exercise permits re- lease of pent-up emotions through socially approved channels. Activities include foot- ball, basketball, softball, volleyball, fencing, and gymnastics. .M ' 7 if at Mr Rlchard Shirley Physzcal Educatzon Mrs Gilsonis gym class displaying creative modern dance techniques
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Miss Anna Belle Hamilton, Librarian Library Aides Club Adviser Pu- L.. . s . Mrs. Jane Williamson, Nurse Future Nurses Club Adviser Mr. Glenn Adams, IndustriaIArts Metal Shop Club Adviser in .v.W. fb ' V' -fx ' I Maja Xu r Miss Diane Gnindy, Librarian SPECIALIZED FIELDS To round out one's education, Grove City provides special courses. Vocational agricul- ture teaches farming techniques through class- room and actual experience, as does driver's training, when students learn driving proce- dures. Library enables individuals to become I involved in extensive methods of research. Students have the opportunity to learn pub- lic speaking and dramatics by participating in speech classes and outside speaking activi- ties. Girls practice in such areas as child care, budgeting, sewing, cooking, and decorating in the home economics classes. Special edu- cation classes are also offered. Mr. William Snyder, Speech Dramatics, Debate, and Forensic League Adviser some Mr. Kenneth Westlake, Driver's Training 18 IKE'
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