Haverford High School - Greystones Yearbook (Havertown, PA)

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P I 'fl' .fy .Ui '77 T if YQ ,f ,V Z iz, I jf! ,fn 1? 1 . ' iff, ,fm 1, 'L ' vc' ff- N... 'VV -- , Maurice B. Chuse Temple Univ., B.S Art Club Through the years our school has developed a complete program for students with specialized interests. The art department provides the necessary instruction and inspira- tion for Haverford's future professional artists and also encourages an appreciation of, and an interest in art. A student with some vocal ability may gain valuable experience by participating in the various choral activities throughout the school year. Hard Working members of the school orchestra and band perform in many major school functions. Our library has a Wide selection of books, periodicals, and newspapers, ' l which supplements the diverse literature used in the standard curricu um. The library also serves as a quiet haven for study. We are extremely proud of Haverford's Fine Arts Department. Mrs. Adelien Newell, our Assistant Librarian, aids a Ford in the withdrawal of a book. 5 . .3 , Josiah Reed Phila. Museum of Art, B.F.A. Boy's Hi-Y and Art Club 'V'-ties G. Elinore De-Cou Temple Univ., M.S. Library Club

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