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The goal of compasses and ruler is to lead one to become a mathematical whiz. Above: Janet Wilbur is introduced to the facts and figures of geometry under the teaching of Mrs. Ann Courtright. Left: Mrs. Elinor Van Atta helps Pat Yureka and others to solve the intricacies of Intermediate Algebra, Trigonometry and Solid Geometry. Music is also an international language so understood by everyone that it overcomes all language barriers. Miss Esther Cleveland teaches Music Appreciation and Rudiments, directs the Girls' Choir, Girls' Chorus and Alumnae Girls' Chorus. Mr. Kenneth Myers, affable music director who makes with the mellow music for school activities. i
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Mrs. Mary Smith,above, head of the Language Dept., greets her stu- dents with a hearty Bonjour mes amisf' The Latin classes of Mrs. Janet Ainey, right, delighted students with a skit in assembly and visitors on Parents' Night with the Delphic Oracle. Left: Caesar, Caesarg wherefore art thou, Caesar? Art thou in Mr. James McCabe's Latin class, o r art thou not? Art is one of the universal languages. Students of JCHS learn to express themselves artistically in art classes taught by Mrs. Evelyn Westling, art teacher and yearbook adviser. Art students this year won 21 scholastic keys in the annual art competition. P' t d right, with Mrs. XVestling are Jane Shupa and ic ure , Robert Rudy Below, Gerry Liberatore, Dick DuPree and Dick McMahon demonstrate art work for visitors on night of Open House. Society speaks many languages. By learning languages of other nations, JCHS students are able to understand other people and broaden their culture. l l l l l l l l w i 1 w l l ---....,, '--?-
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x : N ., if Below-Parents View 'machinery used by future mechanics of the Industrial Arts Department. YT, Above-It must be the Irish in William Carey, print teacher, that gives him the patience to be in good humor all the tiineg even during driving lessons and when explaining graphic arts to Jack Vosburgh. Left-George Clark, bowling adviser, whose classes have become famous for their wood-work, discusses the situations with Hob Strubel. Above-Kenneth Brooks, head of Industrial Arts Department, pic- tured with Hob Barrowclitf. N -N NXT' css W,- l I
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