Springville High School - L Artiste Yearbook (Springville, UT)

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SOCIAL SCIENCE.. Alan Gardner American History UN and Indian Club Phillip Bird World History Psychology. UN Club understanding of mankind’s Studying the past will help the students of Springville High School build a better future. Under the guidance of Mr. Christofferson, Mr. Bird, Mr. Gardner and Miss McPolin the students learned facts they needed in order to do this. The Sophomores studied World History, gaining knowl- edge about other countries and other races The Juniors were required to take American History, to learn more about the nation in which we live. Humanities was a new class taught by Mr. Christoffer- son this year. Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors alike learned how to be more aware of the world around them They enjoyed the class very much and recommended it to everyone. American Problems was a very interesting class avail- able to those who wanted to discuss the current pros and cons of American life. A Psychology course was taught for credit also. The Social Science Department of Springville High School is an asset to the education of all students. You bring your hand down with one heavy blow, resulting in either a broken board or bone Between you. me and the back door

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Harmon Hatch Orchestra expression in voice, canvas, and sound. Would you like to learn to paint, sing, sculpture, play an instrument, act or debate? If so, come to the Fine Arts Department at Springville High. Teachers will be there to instruct you in the various classes offered. Mr. Burningham could place you in a class of art, if that was your choice. He has a class of oil painting, com- mercial art or just a class of general art. He could teach you the fundamentals of modeling in the class of sculpturing new at the school this year. In his department you could learn skills in all phases of art. If singing or playing an instrument was your choice. Mr. Barton and Mr. Hatch should be seen. For a chance to exercise your vocal qualities, Mr. Barton could place you in one of his choirs, girls', mixed or ACappella. Under the instruction of Mr. Hatch you could learn to play one of the various instruments for our school orchestra. The music department is where you learn to improve your talents. If you were to venture into acting, speech or debate. Mr. Carter would be the man to see. He would instruct in the skills and techniques of debate and speech or would show you the correct way to act your part. In his room you would learn to appreciate and understand others around you. Through the Fine Arts Department you would see the im- portance of developing your talents as well as your intellect. Karl Barton ACappella. Band Chorus Practice, practice, and more practice And it's getting better A one. and a two. and a three

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past. Black-belt Christofferson taught the girls how to protect them- selves against mashers in the halls Under the watchful eye of instructors students learned about the past History was made fun by adding a humorous note now and then