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ART The courses offered by the Sayreville High School art depart- ment cover the basic art principles, advanced techniques, and art appreciation. The chief aim of the art department is to give the students a broader knowledge and understanding of art. This is accomplished by students maintaining display boards, designing sets for the school theatrical productions, and indi- vidual projects that are placed on display or entered in compe- tition at county art shows.
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FRANK ZAGATA Machine Shop Newark State College ROBERT H. DECKER Drafting New York University, B.S. Varsity Wrestling Coach LYNN PAUL Industrial Arts Millersville State College, B.S. INDUSTRIAL ARTS For those students who like to create, the industrial art depart- ment trains students in the skills of shop work. Such training in- cludes metal work, wood work, and auto mechanics, all of which are developed through basic and advanced courses of study. Other courses of study open to students are Electric Shop, Graphic Arts, Printing, and Drafting. Work in these courses prepares students to enter industrial occupations or professions in one of these fields of study. JOHN SIMKO Drafting Seton Hall University, M.A. ALDEE GIBBS MILLER Electronics Monmouth College Radio Club JAMES E. GELETEI Graphic Arts Rutgers University, B.S. ARTHUR KNOWLES Auto Mechanics Tuskegee Institute, B.S. 19
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MUSIC ALLAN R. MOUNT Glee Club, Piano Trenton State College, M.A. Music Ed. Band, Color Cuard, Twirlers Listening and learning. CHORUS Sayreville High School’s music department offers students the opportunity of learning to play a musical instrument and group singing. During the course of the year, students taking Chorus learn and practice a variety of songs in preparation for the annual spring concert. INSTRUMENTAL Students learning to play instruments can put their efforts to work by joining the marching band, dance band, or concert band. Band members who have performed well enough through the year are given the opportunity to compete, and if fortunate enough, be chosen for All-County Band. Not only do these courses endeavor to develop musical talent, but also provide the student with a better understanding and appreciation of various types of music. RICHARD A. DONELON Instrumental Music University of Miami, B.M.Ed. Warming up for rehearsal. A class in instrumental music.
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