Haaren High School - Quill and Hammer Yearbook (New York, NY)

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5 , l MW , W fndafirzaf A rrr , L i .noun , nigga, ggynotos Q 40 1 W W 1 0 in Mr. Benton, Chairman Now that the Industrial Arts and Aeronautics Departments have merged under the chairmanship of Mr. Benton, all of our shops, which include auto, radio, air conditioning, machine shop, have pooled together the knowledge and experience of our instruc- tors to better instruct Haarenites. In theory classes the students learn the theoretical facts be- hind the machines and tools they use. 26557533 UggmgRUYiRT Mr. Dewing, Acting Chairman fN VJEERRRE i I . 1 Foreign To HIM Bur 4 f lT'S GREEK To MED! K! Lancgaager E .ioHN :ll REYNOLDS The Language Department under the supervision of Senor or Monsieur Dewing is teaching us how to say si-si, oui-oui in case we ever travel over-the-sea and South of the Border. Seriously, the teaching of any language in Haaren is a ditlicult task but one way we can understand our fellow men better is to talk their language. 24

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fmmawmw Mr. Corwin, Acting Chairman Encglzkb 54366. 5 fx 00059-4 f n Q59 ff 2 y C? 1, sP H0-,fC TIVE5 as .ll v Q 0-5'l7'loN5 3 , 1. 1 , D Q. The English Department is one of the largest in Haaren and oe the subject a umust for all students. Term in and term out our 9 teachers have been working to sway us from Mickey Spillane to William Shakespeare. We found We weren't Romeos but we could JoHN l P5 ml Q REYNUL X i like to do today just llke Hamlet did mmxnniixm Some Haarenites wish to follow in the footsteps of Walt Dis ney. the great caricature painter. Others are interested in commer cial drawing, ceramics, sign lettering and painting After a very strenuous hour or two of painting and clay modeling, many students sit back and relax while sweet music flows forth from the loudspeaker of the class radio. Who minds learning to music? Mr. Zisowitz, Chairman lfff y z 111 - 0 JOHN understand anyone putting oil? until tomorrow something we didn't - , M . . sf 5 - , Pina fl W5 REYNOL

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focmf indian W5 , c g 31 XQQWPKYSS Miss Perret, C lzairman .1rin! l, M is 'l il- if Miss Perret, chairman of the Social Studies Department, has constantly tried to show itls not how much you can read, write or say in classes, but how much will remain with you in later years. Social studies include World and American histories, economics and Economic Geography, and each is essential to your understanding of past and present happenings. , ,AV Mr. Everard, Chairmanh ef'?i Q -. X7 i A wif-'V ' ' fl 2 S 6 i R'--A---. ff' Heaflb zfumizm minute of a period. L I , Q 5 ' BHSKETBHLL TRHCK Swimmmc Joao Remains Our Gym is being modernized to offer more Haaren stu dents a chance to learn and play in comfort and enjoy every short Itls the one period of the day when we can really stand up and stretch in the seventh inning of a game called School. 25