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Arts MR. ROBERT LAING Driver Education, Klechanical Drawing MR. JOHN HARMELINC Mechanical Drawing I, Advanced Wood, General Wood, Driver Education, Track Coach MR. EMANUEL AXELROD Printing I, ll, Electricity I, II, Driver Education Mr. Horowitz shows shopmen Anthony Battaglia and John Riboudo how to solder one of their projects. V. MR. ROLAND CARTIER Driver Education, .l.V. Football and Wrestling Coach
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Art, Industrial MR. DAVID HOROWITZ Metal I, II, Transportation MR. FRANK ABATE Audio Visual Coordinator, Mechanical Drawing I One million and one, one million and two, Richard Zaleski and Robert Drago count as the football pro- fframs come hot off the press. D The courses offered by teachers pictured here range from the history of modern painting to the mechanical functioning of a car. Industrial Art prepares boys for employment beginning right after graduation. It also helps prepare boys who are interested in the further study of architecture and engineering, for pursuing careers in these fields. Art helps many talented students to express themselves through painting, sculpture, and de- sign. The work of these students often exhibited in the halls throughout the year is a steady source of enjoyment. Driver Education teaches students not only how to drive a car properly, but how to become careful and courteous drivers as well. MR. FRANK MANHARDT Area Coordinator, Mechanical Drawing II, III, IV, Cross Country Coach MR. RICHARD SOLAT Interior Design, Graphics, Basic Art
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Home Economics If girls in home economics classes learn how to keep from sticking themselves when they are pinning up a hem, they also learn how to keep from getting stuck when they arelchoosing a dress or a hairstyle or a range or a rug or a roast. Chances are that the young men these damsels marry won't feel stuck either, since they'll be acquiring partners with domestic ex- perience and skill. In short these courses are designed not only to teach a girl all that is required to become a good wife and mother, but they assist her to become an assured, well-groomed lady as well. MRS. MARJORIE J. FLOOR Area Coordinator, Homemaking I, II, XI A stitch in time saves nine, so say Jo Ann Latsch and Joan Schillinger as they alter a dress in Homemaking I. MRS. MARGRET RUSSO Homemaking I, II, X When did you say the cake sale was? asks Joyce Murray of June Jobs, Jackie Frank, Mary- lou Marano, and Pat Quartarar.
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