John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MUSIC fvf A2 Q. H +,,j--Vkii , ,,,4i'Vjj' I 1,55 .a K -2 Liss? N . awash' i , i Q ff i diggs- - , when K .4 . - ,W :,,, ,, ,Us yy ' A H -i-1: , A I , LJ , K mg., P? , I ,S cfs- .. , ' ,gqffjfg , if f A ' Do you have the soul of an artist? Are you a future Beethoven or Michael Jackson? Does music make you want to dance and sing? Then Bartram's music program is for you. Here one can escape from everyday hassles into an exciting environment of sound. ln the music minor class can be heard the compositions of great artists from the past and the present. ln music theory class the reading and writing of music are taught. One can even make his own music by singing with the famous Bartram Choir and performing in the Bartram Band or Jazz Ensemble. Yes, somewhere in this milieu of sound a chord strikes for everyone, for music is truly a universal language that all can understand. wi: ,, A ,eff cw' 3 f A45 A' Elaine Baer Department Head Joanne Bailey, Chairperson Jeffrey Millgr

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The John Bartram High School Art Department offers a dual program, the hsitory of art and the art profes- sions is introduced in the required art minor course, Painting, design, and sculptural processes are handled by these students as they enjoy an alter- native to the academic experience. The elective art major courses de- velop the skills of the talented student who is preparing a college or profes- sional portfolio. An emphasis on drawing, painting, and design helps prepare these students for the profes- sions of commercial artist, book and magazine illustrator, architect, envi- ronmental designer, and fashion illustrator. ART w e Elaine Baer Jacqueline Kunin Department Head Chairperson Debra Cooperstein

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The Home Economics Department provides subject offerings in the areas of foods and clothing. Students taking instruction in foods will study personal and family living, con- sumer education, parenting and child de- velopment, and food and nutrition. They meet in the foods laboratory as well as the home economics apartment, which offers home-like surroundings. Home- making students who specialize in foods and nutrition find employment in restau- rants, hotels, various cafeterias, hospi- tals, and the fast-food industry. Students in the clothing classes study textiles and clothing, as well as home furnishing and decorating. With a back- ground in clothing and textiles, students may find employment in dressmaking, sales demonstration, and modeling. As an added feature, the Home Eco- nomics Department attempts to develop initiative, leadership, and efficiency. , f N omawmwuv ' w-N-mm , -Nm.: fx .1 K I 5 , Ei-g ' , , Jerome Harris Esther DiBelIo Helen Weillhelmef Department Head Chairperson 34