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Ritn finds that there are no strinn;s attached. ART DEVELOPS CREATIVE ABILITIES Art is a four-vear course for those wishing ed the new atmosphere, to major in it. Art students work on paintings, sculpture. This year the art department moved from mobiles, posters, and ceramics, as they improve Room 209 to Room 212. Miss Verna Oyer, head their skills. Some of the artwork was displayed of the department, felt that the students enjoy- at a P.T.A. meeting.
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MUSIC DEEPENS APPRECIATION The HHS music department proudly complet- ed another successful year. Our band, directed by Delmar Weesner and Norris Huston, per- formed at grade schools and in various con- tests. Adding color to football games, the drum majors and high-stepping Vikettes led the band in impressive precision marching. A spring con- cert clima.xed their musical accompUshments. The choir and its branch organizations, un- der the leadership of Cloyde Slater, gained helpful experience from a one-day tour. The sextette and swing choir sang before clubs and church organizations, and a new quintette made its first appearance at the final concert on May 18. ' e would all like to thank tliese people for pro ' iding us with fine music throughout the school year. Choir meinljiTS in robes present a school concert. Thi Viking Combo played ninsic at distant sports c ents. Seated: Jerry Lewis, Tim Hoke, Don Draper, Bob Slater, Roger Schenkel, Eldon Van Meter. Stand- ina Charles Adams, Steve Dolby, John Mason, and Ken Kavlor. Students practice on their instruments.
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HOME EC AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS ENRICH OUR TALENTS Cutting wood for a shop pr Industrial art courses are offered to all those interested in learning trades which involve metal and wood machinevvork, printinir, car- pentry, and mechanical drawing. Because those taking shop were given no awards, a display of their projects was set up in the halls during Achievement Veek. Hugh Brown was in charge of mechanical drawing; Edward Biu-ke, woodwork; and Ho- mer Carl, machine shop and printing. The home economics department is ver ' im- portant to those who desire further training in homemaking. Various courses of studv such as food preparation, sewing, home management, home nursing and child care are offered in this department. The girls who took home economics this year le.u ' ned a great deal. They all agreed that their past experiences in class will be valuable in the future.
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