Warren High School - Shield Yearbook (Vincent, OH)

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Keeping Fit Through Phgsical Education Physical fitness is of great importance to all Americans. Recognizing this fact, the athletic department at Warren offers students a variety of sports in which they may participate. From spectator sports such as football, track, softball, baseball, basketball, wrestling, which contribute greatly to school spirit, to individual sports such as weight lifting and peg board climbing, which contribute to personal spirit, the list includes something for just about everyone. Athletic Director MRS PATRICIA FULTON MR. JACK WATKINS MR EARL HABERFIELD

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MRS. VIVIENNE COLLINS ia -V M ' ,.,,, -',, ,rg , 1 , , ' ' 5 3 1 i I Q Art, to each student, is an individual thing. Art is an expression of the individual's thoughts, imagination and experiences put down in an artistic endeavor. Each student is allowed to create on his own with the proper motivation and guidance and is lead toward a path of freedom in artistic de- velopment. This freedom is encouraged. Only in art can satisfaction be found in the realization that one has created something entirely his own, apart from everyone else. This is the art program, where students are involved in exciting assignments that range from flat 2-D work in all media to 3-D constructions. Students have the opportunity to display their work in the annual End of the Year Art Exhibit which is on display in the cafeteria and Building One lobby. The art classes include Art I, Art ll, Commercial Art, and Oil Painting. Special Education The goal of special education is to achieve happy and useful citizens for our community, state and nation. We are primarily concerned with practical applications of our subjects for everyday living. We stress the importance of job preparation, job placement, and job re- tention. MISS SY LVIA YOUNG

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HOWARD JOHNSON MR. PAUL BIBBEE MR. RICHARD ROBERTS Industrial Arts Prepares Future Laborers The Industrial Arts Department is open to those students who wish to interpret measure- ments into accurate drawings and to attempt to develop dexterity in the use of their hands and tools. Courses available are woods and metals, photo science, graphic arts, drafting, electricity, power mechanics, and crafts. The students are encouraged to be creative, to use their own ideas, and to develop their own techniques.