Shawnee High School - Quilna Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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ART . . Means of Self Expression The art department certainly accomplished its task this past year under the direction of Miss Bonnoront. Students who are looking for- ward to a future career in the art world were furnished with materials to support their dreams. Also, students who were there for the enjoyment of broadening their interests were provided with a variety of things to do. Together they did everything from painting to making jewelry and weaving. BELOW RIGHT: A threat to the textile workers. BELOW LEFT: Be careful: d0n't drop. RIGHT: Silk screening is fun.

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MUSIC . . the Voice of the Soul ABOVE: All together now I, 2, 3. BELOW: Sure wish contest wercn't so near. RIGHT: Practice makes perfect. There was also a great deal of activity in the music department. Lovers of music filled these classes to capacity. Strong foundations were built for those interested in a musical career. Other students enjoyed joining their voices in song even though they had chosen other careers. Under the leadership of Mr. Beckett and Mr. Sonntag, the musicians filled the school with melody.

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LEFT Which is the best college for me? ABOVE We all enjoy good singing. BELOW Committee work makes college night a success. GUIDANCE Able Assistance for Those in Doubt Which course shall I take? How can I improve my grades? VVhat ca- reer should I pursue? VVhere shall I go to college? These are but a few of the questions asked advisers by students. Under the direction of Mr. NV. D. Shackelford, the guidance program was a real success. Besides the as- sistance of teachers and other ad- visers, juniors and seniors were priv- ileged to talk with representatives from colleges in which they were in- terested. Not to be overlooked are the aptitude tests and college in- formation provided students.