Pandora Gilboa High School - Mirror Yearbook (Pandora, OH)

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MR LLOYD HARNISHFEGER Art ART CREATES INTERESTS HOBBIES In the htgh school art program thls year we have attempted to g1ve cons1derable freedom of CXDFCSSIOII to students It IS our op1n1on that an au' of lnformal congemallty IS destrable and necessary to lnsure the best condmons for true creatxve acuvxty In no way d1d we attempt to teach statlc rules or formulae but rather we were more lnterested ID the flex1b1l1ty of creattve expres slon We worked wxth such rnedla as water color tempera charcoal clay wood carvlng photography outdoor sketchtng etc At the elementary level the art classes were as much as poss1ble based upon the ex perlences of the chxldren For lt IS an accepted fact that llttle truly creattve act1v1ty may go on wlthout a baslc experlence by the person domg the creaung At th1s level the most 1mportant med1a lnvolved are crayon watercolor clay paper sculpture fmger palnt and paper mache The stress was not placed upon the end result but rather upon the esthetlc value dertved from a pertod of creatwe act1v1ty Although we had a very small class we feel that It was a successful one 1 -ai-- ' us mg creatlve ab1l1t1es l-hgh school and elementary students enjoy

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Mr Jesse Bedwell 1' A ff' STUDENTS STUDY PROBLEMS OF TODAY AND YESTERDAY The three soclal stud1es classes are taught by Mr Jesse Bedwell In the World Hxstory class stu dents study the development of c1v111 ZRIIOH throughout the world Class dlS cusslons and oral and wrltten reports provlde excellent ODDOTIUHIIIPS to share 1nd1v1dual opmlons and to gam a better understandmg of our netghbors around the world Amertcan I-hstory IS a requxred course It IS deslgned to aCqUa1l'lt stu Soclal Studxes dents wxth 1nformat1on pertalnmg to hlstory from the foundmg of our country to the problems facmg our country to 33' Every sen1or IS requ1red to take CIVICS and Amencan government In th1s course the student learns how and why our government was formed and how lt IS operated today Students learn the true meanmg of freedom and demo cracy and study soc1al problems whlch they as Amerlcan cmzens face qv Students become acquamted w1th problems Wh1Ch they as Amerlcan C1I1 zens w1l1 face J, 'C v T y - f ,gf ' . O 3 , 1, ' , - d. 'fi' 4,5

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STUDENTS DISPLAY MANUAL SKILLS The lndustr11lArts Dep lrtment ofour school 1 berger They have been 6XD3l'1d1l12, tllell' knowledge 111 the fxeld of mecharucal drawmg as well as manual trwuung Besldes thelr regular classroom act1x1ty they are of great help to the NHYIOUS departments of the school by COHSIYUCIIHU xar1ous needed arucles Th1s class IS one of the most pracucal courses offered xn our school and IS an excellent outlet for those mterested Ill woodworklng MR EUGENE ROSENBFRGER Industrial Arts 55 gf - E KJ , i is under the competent gguidtmce of fur. Rosen- P QV I if 1 may . 'I 'L--it