University High School - Jordannus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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A . 4 1 1 Z 'Alf , fj16f'Z 'QM -f Communications Provide Core Lf f 'Q Miss Josephine Spear Chairman of the English department de tects a spelling, error' Looking on are members of the English department 'Vlrss Martha Jme Rrsser Miss Jean Ann Jessup lifllsi Josephine Spear Mrs Helen Vtells and David Marsh Robert Pabst and A Donald Walstrum This faculty aids U Schoolers rn grammar usage speech Journalism and social studies In L'-School literature courses, almost everything from Shakespeare to Ogden Nash is sampled. For those who prefer to put it down than to take it up, plenty of opportunity for self-expres- sion is offered to future pen- wielders in book reports, po- etry, essays, and Ceffort su- premel senior research pa- pers. Of course the jobs of reading and writing are in terspersed with sound lessons rn spelling gr rmmar ind punctuation L School rs well equipped with records, record plax ers machrnes for reading rm prox ement, and other devices for generallx improving and deweloprng our ability to read, write, and speak ll Elnora Pleener and Paul NIcExox seniors are recording, a speech for senior I-ng,l1sh cla s Pat lloadlex and Eric Neuman Juniors listen to the plax Sorrv Wrong Number on the English dcputnrent recorder w hlch is often used to make poems and plaxs come alrxe for pupils Junior -Xnn tobx ls practicing her reading, bx u ing, the speed reading, machine while Kaw Campbell time Iuth kenter rn her specd reading, abrlitx Better reading habits are an arm of the L H S English department D7 c . V . . I . '1 V- Y 1 1 . 1 , 4 l 1 K . , 1 , 1 - N Q . ,,.-f,-- -4-in S v . . , , . - I u Y ..- i V' I Y u . v i, 'Y . ' . . ' .' . . '. . , , , -f ' r I - r . ' . - , . 1 . . ,. . . , . - . N A v ls 1 4 .1 ' .1 Y V. . . 1 , , . . . , . . t V1 A r A .. y 7 9 v ' I 4 1 u ' ' - I . w L' wx s ' .4 nl I Y I I . Y , ' r v 1 - r 1, 1 W, xl I 'Y 'R an ' ' , N Y ,V .-. ' It S .. ' . . . , v . ' .. . . . . ' ,- . . . . ' . ' '. . , .v . . ,, . , . . . f . s.. 4 , , -', J 1 . ' v- 'a . v ll Q. vs V '7 ', a ' Y 'Y ' -9 L 4 ' t , 2. . , . .V Y . V -. . r , . ...S , , . M . I I , B. ., . . ,- . .. , . ,. F. . ,. . . 5 V . V . A 1 ' . ' . I- , . ' , . ' ' 1. . . ' H . ' 5. , . ' Y. D '

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Pottery pupils turn sticky clay into artistic articles in the VHS ce- ramics room. In the shop, one finds every- thing from amateur jew- elers to professional thumb manglers. But under this superficial glaze, real craftsman- ship exists-as shown by the many art awards won by the L'-School creators. Wood working is a favorite of 'CHS crafts- men. From intricate carying to large book- cases, If-Schoolers file and chisle their way to Ubangi Joe, the figment of a U-Schooler s imagination gets the once-over' from art instructors Alfred Del'oito, Charles Beal and Earl Floyd. Nfoye oxer boxsl Qhop rs no longer a masculine santtuiry 1 Susie frrston sophomore demon t a e in thi rllrcd art tlxss Pine and lndustrla ut tum ents work ide by sl e in the new L H S allied arts prog,,r rm artistic beauty in wood. The Creative Itch oothed A dab of paint and a flick of the wrist Pauline Smith and George Dunn Juniors treate a mural xy hrle Wlartha Fleener senior puts the final touches on her oil painting Art students are gradually covering the bleak walls with gav murals of school 1 e ,ss-Q