Hempfield Area Senior High School - Spartonian Yearbook (Greensburg, PA)

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UNCEASINGLY STRIVED TO DEVELOP STUDENT'S TALENTS Mrs, Patrick, our capable home economics teacher, watches as linda Poole and Rose Marie Damato show her the proper way set a table. Rose Marie won Grst place in the La-Jean Green contest, white Linda came in second place. FINE ARTS 30,000 people heard the accom- plishments of our vocal groups and the attainment of four adept instrumental groups. The obiectives of the music departments are education, school and community service, four part singing, and extensive learning about different instruments. The Arts and Crafts Program, which develops the students ability to create, observe, and to respond appropriately to harmonious, suitable, and functional environment, is highly indi- vidualized allovving each student a full oppor- tunity to develop his art talents, HOME ARTS interested girls and boys con- tribute to better home and family living, through development of basic techniques and sl4iFls in the homemaking activities. Demonstra- tions are given by the teacher or a home economist, actual experiences are carried out in the laboratory, tield trips are taken to in- formative locations, Visual aids, hlms and filmstrips are also used to supplement ordinary classroom procedures. The active club connected with this course is the Future I-lomemakers Association. Miss Serro demonstrates to Kathy Craycraft, sophomoe Home Economics student, the proper techniques used to create a dress that will later be seen in th halls o Hernpfie'd Area High. ww- X- 23

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.J K X-an ' 'J' N f Q FACULTY Mr. Tomkon shows Irene Scheuerle how Yo ob is Trying Yo creale in this oil pa.n?ing. This many fields of arf offered in vids department Daryl Kemerer and Mr. lynch, standing in from of the music de' par1men1's new Hi-Fi set, look over some of the interesting, new albums which Mr. Lynch has lost purchased. While Mr. Faulk adi,srs the braid of linda Porler's band uniforn' Ralph Croushore skeptically hunts through the seeming! racks of oufhts in hopes of finding his own los? Uniform. JOHN FAULK Master of Music tr Q 22 Q W ROBERT LYNCH Master of Music LH endles i JOHN TOMKON Bachelor of Science ls l tain The effect she is only one of ihe THE ARTS DOLORES PATRICK Bachelor of Science MARY KAY SERRO Bachelor of Science Q. .X AX X

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F:'Ai.?-5 Siviv ?NG TO UO HBS 5325? !N if-C59 f,2f-?'l'3'9?3V ELF 1 ,45 4- Two sophomde girls, Kathleen Rahl and Virginia Guaia, are being introduced to the many and complicated work' .ngs of the typewriter by Mr, Shavara, Trese gurls are en- rolled in the exploratory course, I D ' i 1. .x 4 .L 0' W' 1 -A Writing hurriedly is Andrea Lasko, a Shorthand Il student, who is trying to improve her shorthand speed by taking dictation at a rapid rave from shorthand teacher, Mrs. Deluca. ' Disrribwive Education teacher Mr. Peach, mcwdes in his msfrucvion, the arv of arranging manakins Joe Moffa BUG Rosalie Montemurro display me proper technique in listen- ing, Window disoiays are rnporvan' in business JAMES PEACH PHILIP BELTZ Master of Education Master of Arts QA