Northern High School - Panorama Yearbook (Dillsburg, PA)

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EDWIN G. MILLER ELWOOD J. SCHAEFFER HARLEY H. SPOERLEIN KATHERINE KIRK STERN i ' Vocational and Avocario n al Skills The Agricultural Curriculum offers an expanse in well- rounded study at Northern. Being located in a rich agricultural area, this course is a popular study for those who have chosen the field of farming, which is becoming more demanding and scientific each day. Practical Arts is a requirement of study in seventh, eighth and ninth grades. Special skill and knowledge are obtained through both Industrial Arts and Home Economics. Each student has an opportunity for self- expression and for learning by doing. Music plays a great part in the development of the students at Northern and is a requirement in the sev- enth, eighth, and ninth grades. The senior high may elect Boys' or Girls' Chorus or Choir along with Senior Marching Band and Concert Band. The iunior high also may elect Junior Marching and Concert Band. LLOYD W. WAGENER PATRICIA ANN ZIMMERMAN An aid toward broader cultural ties is given by the Art Department. Self-expression and creativeness is of- fered to the senior high students as an elective and is a required course in iunior high, The Physical Education Department is one of the most popular at school. Serving as a means of divertissement and assisting in the development of the physical body account for its being required in both iunior and senior high. The modern gymnasium is an essential part of our school. The library is Northern High School's largest source of information and knowledge. Within each of the hun- dreds of books upon our library shelves is a new world of exploration and discovery. The library is becoming a greater requisite for successful school life in every grade at Northern High School. A library instruction course is offered to junior high students. Wrestling, one of the great sports at Northern, is being en ioyed by this gym class. iA 19

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