Sharon High School - Mirror Yearbook (Sharon, PA)

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Ittbmfcttal Expression Encourapeb bp Department Every student needs to express himself in one way or another; therefore, the Art Department seems to be a logical outlet. Here, students develop their talents, improve their skills, and express themselves through unique art work. Nevertheless, this can only be possible through diligent practice in pencil sketching, designs, and painting. Inspired young artists put these skills in oils, watercolor, macrame, or batik. This year was marked by a worthwhile event. Art IV students met at Mrs. Mangus’ barn and concentrated three days on intensive water-color study which was followed by a critique. Art not only lets the student express himself, but also sets down fundamentals for future artists. RIGHT: Aspiring artist Jeff Spaulding receives aid from Mrs. Mangus. BELOW: Skillfully. Dave Coc-cia begins shaping a lump of clay into a possible masterpiece. LOWER RIGHT: Susan Carson expresses moments of good humor while putting finishing touches on an art project. 26 ART

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Nick Morocco aids Bob Chrobak in the art of speaking. During American History Class. Linda LoScalzo studies diligently. Mr Robert Canter Mrs. Barbara Stewart Mr. Nicholas Marnejon

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Stuthmt Talent an Greattottg Be ealefc in fusit Mr. Arthur Reichenfeld The Music Department provides the necessary atmosphere in which students can fulfill their musical aspirations through one of three programs — Band, Choir, or Orchestra. With extensive preparation and unfailing dedication, the department invariably receives wide acclaim for its skillful performances. The evident talent observed in the music department is continuously demonstrated in concerts, recitals, and half-time shows. LOWER LEFT: Members of the Concert Choir practice diligently for Christmas concert. BOTTOM: Debbie Rapp and Joyce Racketa enjoy brisk practices before final half-time show. MUSIC 27