Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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KATHLEEN PARKS Indiana State College GERALD T. PEDEN Shippenshurg State College -':.-' - . - FRANK PANNEBAKER Louisiana State University -9? . 2,53 ii, ., ,. 5 za 'flfktft ' ff-. BARRY S, RAINTPER Shippenslwurg State College Al' X f FINE ARTS-Our art department aims to educate fi creative person. This course is broad in scope, therefore it gives each student ample opportunity to develop and test his creative ability in a variety of art media. MUSIC DEPARTMENT--In our music department the students are aided in developing their creative potential whether it he vocal or instrumental. The fine representation of both hand and chorus has proven a job well done. GRACE E, RANKIN HOXVARD REASINGER L. MAUDE RITCHEY JAMES A. SATTERFIELD Pennsylvania State Clarion State College University of Wfyoming Shippensburg State Collcqe University

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-The instructors in our English department stress proficiency in idiomatic usage, spelling, punctuation, and grammar. In the students mastery of these basic principles he obtains a formidable, correct, and an effective use of English. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-In our language department, students interested in broadening their cultural background are given effective in- structions in comprehending our modern and classical languages. ANN ISIARCOCCI EVELYN MAYER ROSE I.. INICCAHN Juniata College Lock Haven State 5hIPPEr1SburQ State College College RUTH ANN JOHNSON Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed, JEROME F. KROUSE Juniata College XVILLIAM LATINA Edinbom State College JAMES E. LYNN Shippensburp: State College ALBERTA MclNTYRE Pennsylx anim Stntc University

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REBECCA SATTERFIELD AMERICO SCARCIA EVA SHOEMAKER RICHARD SHOEMAKIER Shippensburg State College Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania State Pennsylvania State University University, M.Ed. University, M.Ed. I-IOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT-In our home economics department the young girl is prepared for a better way of life for herself and her future family. Here the students learn much about nutrition, cooking, designing, home managing, and home nursing. INDUSTRIAL ARTS-The ability to do work with one's hands was probably the first profession entered into by man. To this day in our shop classes we strive not to produce workers, but craftsmen who might carry on this pro- fession. PATRICK SMITH Pennsylvania State University, M.Ed. sf' MARIE S. SPENCER Juniata College BLAIR E. TREASURE Fairmont State College M.Ed. O. IXV. TROY University of Pittshurgh M.Ed.