Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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Relaxed artists Happy painters Sandusky High School can boast of its fine, competent Art Department. Its first year art, second year art, crafts, and pottery classes are most profitable and interesting. The funda- mentals of art are taught the first year. Second year students do more crea- tive work. They too, have the pleas- ure of field trips to neighboring areas. Nor is it unusual to glance through your classroom window and see a group of talented art-lovers intently working on a chosen subiect. The crafts and pottery classes en- ioy making useful obiects with their hands. A student receives great satis- faction and achievement in seeing a product that has been made with his hands. The Art Department plays an im- portant part in many schools activities. You may see their novel creations at the games, school dances, and the halls and billboards in school. Here is the place to get your basic training in the field of art. Modern design

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cgncfuri friaf .xdrffi In order to prepare students for their role in industry, boys in all grades of high school are offered a chance to work in the manual training or in- dustrial arts department. Because the industrial world offers numerous iobs needing talented workers, varied cours- es are taught to the boys by expert teachers, so that they will be able to function in their chosen vocations after their school years are done. Industrial arts classes offer incen- tive to the curious student who may wish to know more about the workings of his own car, or who may desire to learn a particular trade. Many boys, who are looking into their futures, take advantage of the courses in auto mechanics, wood- working, sheetmetal or metal castings, as well as drafting and machine work. From these courses the boys and the nation always benefit, for today as yesterday, an educated industry is a necessity to all. 'Si Auto Mechanics Let 'em roll! Expert carpenters 3,

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Sandusky High School has an out- standing Music Department. The A Cappella Choir is a group of eighty students who produce fine musical pro- grams. The band enlivens many a foot- ball game with a combination of ex- cellent marching maneuvers and top musical ability. There is also a chance for students to take lessons on any in- strument. Music appreciation is taught to upper classman majoring in music, and gives students a greater understanding and enjoyment of music and composers. Music theory is in short, the its, ands, and whys , of music. This course distinguishes types of music and com- posers. General music is the basic course required first of all vocal music stu- dents. Reading notes, key signatures and harmony are iust a few of the fundamentals included in the course. After general music students may ad- vance to Mixed Chorus, or for those chosen, the Girls Glee Club, and the A Cappella Choir. udic A solo performance Where is the common tone? With songs in their hearts SSW Lehi