Parkville High School - Odyssey Yearbook (Parkville, MD)

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Cfeeffhg New Images? Arr is a subiecl in which sludenls learn To ape preciale lheir own inlerprelalion of whar lhey ac- 'rually see. Slarling wilh 'rhe basic fundamenlals, 'rhe sfudenls learn lo use 'rheir own imaginalion and crealivily lo express feelings and moods. If 'rheir inleresl in ar? is pursued furrher, il is conlinued in 'lhe form of Arl in Business and lnduslry and Fine Arls, offered in lhe second year. Each year many dilferenl arl lechniques are acquired and each slu- denl learns from his own and others' problems. lf our young arlisls are prolicienl, lhey are offered Sludio Praclice in lhe senior year. From lhese Three years lhe srudenls form a sound basis for laler years in various fields of arf. ' W c Maryland lnshlule Yale Unlversily la g B FA M FA r Deparlmenf Chairman MR JAMESW VOSHELL Maryland lnslilule EFA Ari' Fundarnenlals Ari' l-llslory MR CHARLES H WAGNER

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MR. IVAN E. BOWSER Peabody Conservalory JR, Peabody Conservalory Johns Hopkins Universily MR. GLENN L. WITTSTADT, B.M., M.M. Band and Orchesira Deparlmenf Chairman TQ!! BAMH NLM, Vocal Music 'xv' MR. FERMAN D. SOLOMON, JR. Norfh Carol ina Slafe U niversiiy Sfanford Universily New Orlean Theologic B.M. Vocal Music s Bapfisi' al Seminary EQXQWQQQIWQ ldeag Through gong for music, as The Music Deparrmeni aiiempis io develop in siudenis an unclersianding and appreciaiion well as an abiliiy To perform. Under lhe direcrion of Mr. Ivan Bowser, if offers several insirumenial and vocal organizaiions +o The siudenls. Wiih lhese purposes in mind, and wifh 'rhe hope of spreading culiural enrichment fhese organizaiions perform boih wirhin lhe school, and our communiiy. Besides compeling in area and siale music coniesis, 'rhe bands parricipafe in parades and enierlain al our foorball games. The choruses also pariicipaiecl in various programs and conceris in 'rhe school muniiy. Mr. Bowser lislens io ihe progress of his insirumenial music class. . , . , E Ragga 4 'L .,, , , vw .. rl if i- , f M, . , . . ,i.- ,x,. v..- .f N ' KTLA? 1 y y ,Q l and lhe com

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MRS. VIRGINIA MARTIN Asbury College Drexel Insrirure of Technoiogy Universiiy oi Maryland B.A., M.S. Clofhing I and II Deparfmenf Chairman Q74 .,, AQ' -- - - -W ' -X IA . - . A I 1 -4 ' 'III 1' 'C i1gIIsQx,?if I Q W , I ftbgds. .I f' ff Careful choice saiisiies Iasie. MRS. RUTH MARCHANT Universify of Wisconsin Johns Hopkins Universiiy of Maryland B.S. Living in Ihe Home Foods I Clofhing I leaffnfh Home Economics In 'Ihe Home Economics Deparimenr ai Parkvilie, sfudenis are offered courses in cioihing, cooking and homemaking. In Cloihing I and II, Ihe siudenis are Iaughi basic skilis of sewing. There They are able Io fashion Iheir own ciorhing which Ihey preseni' Io The school in a 'fashion show. In Ihe Iciichen, sfudenis learn nu'Iri'IionaI vaiues and Ihe funda- menials of cooking. Living in Ihe Home is a course Thar is beneiiciai Io all siudenis. II emphasizes Ihe problems encouniered in managing a home and presenfs ways 'fuiure homemakers may solve Ihem. MRS. ANNE JONES I'Iun'I'er CoIIege Syracuse Universify B.S., M.S. Foods I and II Demonsiraiion hasrens Iearning.