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LAT IN Latin ll is the only foreign language taught at VCHS this year. The eight students of this class, under the instruction of Mrs. Harnitz, have translated acc ounts of Caesar's Gallic Wars, and also quotations of famous Roman poets and statesmen. For a project, they are planning to do soap carvings. SCHOOL CARNIVAL On Friday November 19, people were crowding in the doors of VCHS waiting in line to get tickets. When we finally got inside the gym, what did we try our luck at first- the fish pond, penny pitch, dartboard, ring-a-cane, novelty stand, nail driving, hit Sambo, or did we go into the ghost room, have our fortune told, or try to win a cake? Well, I am sure before the evening was up each one was tried. As we entered the high school building we had to stop in the Art room and try our luck at Bingo. Then, naturally, we couldn't miss the lunch room to get something to eat. Then we started for the Auditorium to hear the concert given by the Girls' Glee Club,,to see the movie given by the Science classes, and of course, the Style Showigiven by the Juniors. Again we went back to the gym to take our last 'chance on the raffles for the blanket, turkey, camera, radio, and hog. The last event in the evening was a dance in which Leonard Westfall's Orchestra Furnished the music. It is by means of the carnival that different departments , organizations, and classes make much of the money they need during the year. This year we had much fun as well as the work and a successful evening. ART This year there are twenty students inthe art class under the instruc- tion of Mrs. White. At the first of the year, they studied the elementary principles of art. Later they put these principles to work with some very good paintings and drawings as the result. The students worked with chalk, charcoal, watercolors, tempera, and oils. Also some handicrafts have been taken up such as leather tooling, and modeling clay. New equip- ment includes a kiln for baking clay and new drawing tables. The class does not do all of its work in the classroom but on favorable days they go on -field trips . - - ' 35
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INTRODUCTION To the students of VCHS are offered many varieties of subjects and extra-curricular activities to give them a well-rounded foundation for their future work. LATIN II ART CLASS Compliments of the VIRD INN 8: GAIETY THEATER 34
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