Le Roy Central School - O At Kan Yearbook (Le Roy, NY)

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ART CLASS IN PROGRESS W- ART It's always a pleasure to stop in the art room, because the walls are lined with picturesque paintings, drawings and handiwork. and Miss Harrold herself can usually be found busily engaged in making something . After a student has passed the 61-st two courses, Representation I and De- sign I, in which the fundamentals are mastered, he can advance to more complex work. There are several of these advanced students in the school, all of whom owe their skill and perfection of line to Miss Harrold's instruction. Le Roy High is fortunate in having an art teacher who can do such Fine work herself, and yet. teach others how to do a good job also. MUSIC -W VVhile sitting in study hall, one often hears distinctive noises Hlling the corridors, noises which label the source as room number ten. It is in said room that Mr. johnson makes musicians, or at least potential musicians of melody- minded students. Mr. johnson can leach one the mastery of almost any instrument, and the informality of his methods makes 'both group and private lessons extraordinarily enjoyable. Then too. there is a class in theory, in which students learn the funda- mentals of music, and seemingly spend their time beating rhythmically on chairs and books. I MR. JOHNSON IN MUSIC CLASS