Lancaster High School - Cayugan Yearbook (Lancaster, NY)

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Mr. Patterson, teacher ofEnQlish I, Miss Huber and Mr. Sallack, who both have classes in English II and III, and Mr Biqelow, in charge of English IV and the literature courses, are the personnel of thls department PUBLIC SPEAKING Publlc Speaklng IH Lancaster H1gh School IS a requlr d one semester course offered to students of both the JUHIOI and senlor classes Wh11e lt makes no pretense ln one short se mester, to make an orator out of any one, lt does offer, lnstruc I '1 t gl 'P 64' A tv' 1--Y I If Ill: he lug Speak: g t1on and practlce IH the fundamentals of speech work, under the dlrectxon of Mr J S B1ge1ow, 1HVO1V1hQ the theory and appllca t1on of the prlnclples of soclal and bus1ness lntercourse, pm l1amentary law, round table d1scuss1on, debatlng, oral rnter pretatlon and dTOmOf1CS R We are all artlsts but probably not one out of the thousands of us w1ll ever produce great MOSIQTPIQCQS Our POYIIC 1pat1on ln art w1ll more llkely be that of the consumer The hlgh school art courses Deslgn I 5 II Q III, Representatlon I Q II Q III, and Mechanlcal Drawlng I A II, offer a w1de VGIIQIY of exper lences whlch held develop 1n us standards of cr1t1cal Judgments, appreclatlon, and some art skllls The art department IS under the SUPGIVISIOD of M155 Mabel E Bates 18 KH 0.9 Wf- , . I '-- --. A pw. ff I 1' x ' ll A ,, n HM I I X , JE M -J I +2 N AW ' R ill' sa ga -sie? X . irgt'---N...-7 +LL ', A T

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HA THENA TICS Lancaster High School offers a number of mathematics courses, designed to meet the needs f o prospective college stu- dents and also of those who do not plan to enter college but who e simpler aspects of geometry and of the mathematics of the home and community. will require a knowledge of th The course in General Mathematics, taught by Miss Merle Davies, aims to meet the needs of the latter group Ele- mentary and intermediate algebra taught by Miss Irene Wende, and 3,,wp 414-sa ivvvlifliflv 'a 'zP: tr 9' ,ga bw ff,,xnce. . 1 Q . 'lg' .50 ma f N 5 ., 9 , .:,.- 'J' at 353ft,sh,t 'f an zswlw Qabelgbz QF' A 9 , lpn. atte sts if as plane geometry, taught by Mr John White, fulfill the New York State mathematics requirements for a colle Wnqkrm D150 M ge entrance diploma In addition are offered courses in advanced algebra, solid geom etry, and trigonometry for the sake of those students who expect to enter any of the various engineering flelds INDUSTRIAL ARTS The objectives of the industrial arts department are il to motivate interest in and create knowledge about the princi pal fields of industry and the educational and occupational portunity related thereto 21 to develop manual ability in the use of common tools that w1ll help the pupil in his daily GCt1V ities 33 to increase knowledge of industrial products and proc esses 41 to provide an opportunity for creative expressionand problem solving through the medium of tools and materials 53 t explore the boy's inclinations, interests, and abilities in oc cupational pursuits A I Brock and W R Simmons, Jr teach the following subJects Industrial Arts I Advanced Cabinet Making, Auto Mechanics, and Electricity 17 B D P: - c 1 , 5 r E15 r 4 : t- 6 ,ay h Q 1: It L17 - 9 yt 1 1.--1 - 10' 1 , by - 6: GE Lfagroooky 'f fl it -f .X ' Fggavg 5 A' Q Xiu' ' 1 ..- N 5 W65 iv v'-V E . , it .Z a ,v t y S J . ' . . ' . J. O

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