Key West High School - Conch Yearbook (Key West, FL)

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT DEVELOPS TALENT The primary purpose of the Music Depart- ment at Key West High School is to contribute towards the musical educational develop- ment of boys and girls. There are many benefits offered since the music program is one of the best means of discovering and developing musical talent. Music participation provides a sense of be- longing in the school community. Music provides a strong emotional outlet and develops boys and girls into better school citizens and more dependable individuals. We feel that music teaches these young adults one worthwhile use of their leisure time. William Higgins X films E s i ii , N sk-, -X - Q, QE 1 E: EQ! X N s. ,::::1a,:,, X wx sr N xx Ns x Q... g.5,1-.g- 2 -r s vm .. Cr ,,,--e v Q ' 3 Z -' ' ' CL - W,,,- ' ,f-f 'T'W' .A W,,....,.-Q -Wd,.,.,- i W f f i fzyfigfy lll l 9 .QW . .X 'X f X., The song of the sea lures Tom Whitley, B.M. Chorus. Page Twenty-Nine

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M Jack Smith B.S. Arts 8. Crafts ART AND CRAFTS PROVIDE CHALLENGE ln two large studios the Art Department of- fers courses in art and in crafts to students on all grade levels. Instruction in the history of design as well as the skills of painting, sculp- ture, lettering, gem stone cutting, silver and copper iewelry, pottery, plastic fabrication, textile design, and Ieathercrafts. A wide variety of power tools aid the stu- dent toward rapid completion of his projects, while numerous specialized handtools make possible many different projects with the vari- ous materials available. Students show interest in the variety and quality of proiects produced. Students in the department exhibit yearly at the East Martello Gallery and at intervals in the show case in E Building and the bulletin boards in the de- partment. 'P' Page Twenty-Eight Instruction is pre-requisite of creating.

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w W Q if 2 Page Pat Tatum looks before driving Bs nfwmi Dewi had e lQVlfwfZt kwim SYNONYM OF SAFETY: DRIVERS EDUCATION Many people assume that Drivers Education is a course to teach one how to drive. Not only is a student taught to drive, but he must also learn the basic fundamental devices of the car itself. When a student completes this course, he is far ahead of a person the same age who just received a licence. This year the Drivers Education Department of Key West High School is proud that it has two cars which enables our students to acquire better driving skills. One a standard shift, which is found in older cars and a very few new ones. The other, is the automatic shift, which is easier to drive and is found only in newer model cars. This course also covers everything necessary to be a good sportsmanlike driver. Many films, charts, and statistics are presented to the stu- dent for a more rounded view of driving. Thirty Harry Butcher B.S. Driver's Training