Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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uriic' un-9 Futu e chor members sc app ec at on T, 'WTWWWQMHII X 5 is Y Ziff ,f nf M 52, For all the future Beethovens Toscanu nus and Carusos Sandusky Hugh School of fers many courses un the Musuc Department Besudes traunung the especually talented these courses create unterest and apprecuatuon of musuc among the other students The basuc pruncuples of musuc are taught un the general musuc classes Here the stu dent learns to enuoy many types of musuc by both lustenung and sungung The followung year a student may be un one of the muxed choruses or uf selected by the musucal durector un the chour or glee c u A specual course musuc apprecuatuon us guven for those upperclassmen who are plan nung a mauor un musuc Thus us both for vocal and unstrumental students Band members can also take pruvate lessons un theur study peruods to supplement the suxth peruod Band practuce Durung the year the chour band and glee club guve concerts that are enuoyed by the publuc Thus us one of the ways the peo ple of the communuty have a chance to see the product of the fune courses of musuc San dusky Hugh offers to uts students The g ls make harmony W! ff 25

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lr . 1 4 X I ir ' .!4l ,sz The reward of those who take art us much pleasure and engoyment Great as thus reward of being able to work with your hands Under the guidance of capable teach ers pupils may obtam thenr baslc tralmng an enther arts or crafts The furst year art student works with lettering and designs He as workmg to ob tam the baslc fundamentals of art In the se ond year the students place their efforts In creative work Often In the fall and sprung of the year the second year students take field trips to paint and sketch surroundmg scenery For those who desire to work wath clay wood metals and leather the crafts course IS offered The art students not only have their class work but can often be found working on hall decoratlons or helpmg wlth decora tions for the school dances Llkewnse the art puplls help make some of the props used by the band du Ing football season Creatung with your hands rs truly a worthwhnle gnft to develop VP gf 24 N ASQRGLH W- ai z m I f . N. 1 I I I ' I r' , . . . . Artist at work! t Y., X 'X X X LZ 'XA 'X , '-s, Ts f T'-,,.f' '- -2 Q fi 4 c . , -4 s V -x l V I Y : Y'T - ., . , L' - c ' K, . '-, W , -wk I r ' ' . I ' , S 5.4 . L- - 1

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Physrcal education IS requlred of every student unless a dlsablllty deems otherwlse atuon status most boys and girls contlnJe their athletlc tralnlng by using the excellent facllltles of the hugh school Program partlcl patlon vs offered or lf the student washes he may organize his own team cmd use the gym In the fall the boys play football dur mg the wnnter basketball and swlmmlng and during the sprung track ln the physlcal educatnon classes volley ball basketball boxing rope climbing Indoor baseball ana such keep the boys busy They also undergo a physical fitness test which gives the In structor an idea of the progress each stu dent should make The gurls start the year by playmg field hockey at Huron Park followed by soccer as the season progresses They all partlcn pate In the game of volleyball basketball and learn modern and soclal dancing wnth softball ending the year All pupsls obtam a liberal baslc know ledge of hygiene The result rs a pupnl with common sense roots of health and tools wnth whnch to keep or obtam It gifltfl I lllCl!l0ll e o T e l 26 1 .' Q i h C I I I Cflf l . . . . . 1 55 , Though only one year is needed for gradu- ' . . . . 'W Al 39. X f X 1 ll cl X l , fy . . - 4 7 - T . I I l I I I I I I , , On A Tw - hr I Perfect Formation Tracing the bl d