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Darliek and Bruce Lewis enter darkroom to Andy Wells plays the piano for the choir classes. picture in the photography class. The band is taught not only to ploy, but to march. Mrs. Fickes and her art class do many things such as string arts, molds and clay figures. . Karl Hickfang, while playing the piano, leads his choir class in a popular Mr. Bill Droemer the photography teacher, explains how to use o cam- era. hoir Goes to U.I.L. Contest.
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Fine Arts Teachers Not Shown: Mrs. Betty Garrett, Ms. Robin Fickes, Mr. Bill Droemer, Mr. Karl Hickfang 210 - Academics!Faculty Mr. Don Muery, department chairperson for Fine Arts depart- W ment. ' l The Fine Arts Department consists of music and classes. Included in the department are band, choir, ph' tography and advanced art classes. Mr. Don Mueryl department chairperson. l Art started the year off with drawing shapes such as cl cles, squares, rectangles, etc. Next students moved 1 ceramics, string arts, and punch rugs. Art students tookl field trip to the Museum of Fine Arts. Mrs. Robin Fickd Mr. Bill Droemer, and Mrs. Betty Garrett teach art. Marching during football season is the band's ma concern. When the band was not practicing for conte football games or concerts, they played music for eniol ment. During class they practiced and repaired instr ments if necessary. Mr. Don Muery and Mr. Herman Smi were the band instructors. l Choir has provided music for many different occasioil Giving a winter concert in the auditorium was one many activities done by choir. There are three main choi the choral, concert choir and girls choir. Mr. Karl Hickfarl is choir director. 9 In photography students learned to develop film an print pictures. Learning to use a camera more complicate than an instamatic was also one of the goals of a photol raphy student. During the year, students took a field trl to the Cronian gallery. Mr. Bill Droemer taught photogrq phv- l
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Industrial Arts Need a set of house plans, a pipeline engineer? How about a beautiful hand crafted maple dining room suite complete with China cabinet or a wrought iron patio set? These are just a few of the items designed and built by the Industrial Arts Department, under the guidance and lead- ership of their sponsors. Students excell in many areas in the Industrial Arts program. Power mechanics, woodshop, metal shop, and drafting all form the many facets open to an Industrial Art student. The student is trained to produce a product through fine workmanship and pride. chairperson for Industrial Arts Department Teachers Not Shown: Mr. Roger Seiders 212 Academics!Faculty
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