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Give Students a Taste of Culture Tlic music department was lieadcd by Mr. William Rayer, who lauglit junior and senior liigh school music. He was assisted by Mrs. Mary Gahris, who taught elementary music. The elemen- tary music classes present a May Day music program. Tlie high school cho- rus, along with the bands, presented a spring concert on May 21 . The art classes were taught by Mr. Paul Holmes. Students used their artistic ability in many capacities. They made posters, murals, sculptures, and made banners for lining the halls during bas- ketball season. An art show was pre- sented at the May meeting of the U.C.A. Mr. Rayer plays piano for his seventh grade music class. Mr. Holmes watches his art class at work. Judy Buehler uses her artistic ability to get the attention of Jerry Frazee. 43
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Foreign Language, Art, and Music Mr. Parsons directs the French I students in recitations from their texts. Miss Baylis reads from the board as the French II students read from their books. The foreign language department was headed by Joseph Parsons. He instructed the Latin I and II classes and French I. The highlight of the year for these classes was fixing a combina- tion Latin-French dinner. Miss Carol Baylis traveled from Liberty daily to teach French II. The foreign language classes studied not only the languages, but die culture and lifestyles of France and Italy. 42
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Students Delve into the Complex The mathematics department was headed by Mr. Don Mike- seU and Mr. John Longnecker. Mr. Mikesell taught seventh grade matli. Algebra 1 and II. and Senior math. Mr. Long- necker taugiit eigiith grade, ninth grade general math, and geometry. Class size ranged from twenty or twenty five down to three, which was the size of the Senior math class. All students were required to take junior high math and either general math or Algebra I. After this, mathematics be- came an elective. Mr. Mikesell observes his Algebra II class as they study. Wliile Mr. Longnecker aids one of his students, Dick Dunaway interests him- self in something else— hot rod maga- zines. Mr. Longnecker e.xplains the properties of a prism to Joanna Powell and Randy Bowling. 44
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