New Canaan High School - Per Annos Yearbook (New Canaan, CT)

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AND MUSIC Toot, bloop, squeek, klunk, twing . . . Strange sounds come from the practice rooms in our music wing but the result is jazzy. Our beautifully uniformed banclmembers, the Girls Glee Club, Mr. Dougherty, and Mrs. Hilton, all contribute to make our N.C.H.S. music depart- ment one of the best in the area. Mr. Arthur Dougherty, B.S., M.A. Now, let's hear the woodwind: play it. Mrs. Jane E. Hilton, B.A., B.Mus Altos, you'd better help the tenors a little Dr. Hulmer Wall, Ed.D. Director of Music for New Canaan Schools

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J ART Mr. Alois Fabry, Jr., B.F,A. Art is something you feel. From the art department comes an amazing vari- ety of work. The art classes, under the instruction of Mr. Fabry, have won many awards in scholastic com- petition. Ceramics, taught by the well-known ceramist, Albert Jacobson, and design, expertly taught by Mrs. 2 ' Hall, have also won recognition in their classes. To- ni , , gether they are one of the most complete and stimu- Y an-ec .- WM- --- - M-W N lating High School art departments in the area. s Mr. Albert Jacobson I don'f like to discipline, nor to be disciplined. Mrs. Bernice Hall, B.A., M.A. Make it larger and hang it -I8 from the ceiling. wifi5Q5k3it S525ih3P3-ZEN: H iisliliiliili1li?M5iZli?Ziif4..w:5Y ?J?iili1iiIs?,5!5'l'I5ii!xB3fffiii -iflltds

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y ., L I N., O, Mrs. Phyllis Dixon, B.S., M,S. Don'I wipe off fhe counfers wifh fhe dishfowelf' HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL Under the skilled leadership of Mr. Streeter, bowls, bookcases, and chessboards are expertly made by the do-if-yourself boys in shop. Mr. Larson and Mr. Hague come to school once a day to teach mechani- cal drawers fhe art of using a T- Y 7 1 N .gl . 1 Mr. Harry E. Larson, B.S. Mr. Gordon Slreeier, Induslrial Arls You've had a week Io do a drawing and LeI's see some nice work, boys. you've only finished Ihe side view.