Wyomissing Area High School - Colophon Yearbook (Wyomissing, PA)

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Crteafflvc fhlnililby 'Ai ARI MIS Helen A G le prmtz COLOPHON ART WORK ludy Lelnbach Ted Cooke Sherla Murphy Thrs year the art department under the supervrsron of Mrss Prrntz ra trred manv new projects The seventh erghth and nrnth arades worked wrth numerous ma terrals to carry out thrs plan An extensrve amount ot tlme was spent rn maklng srlver 1evxelry and varrous types of shell p1ns bGS1deS workrng w1th brass orls and water colors Other prolects thls year were relrero or plastrc parntmg and r pousse a new type of metal worlc The 1un1or hrgh became acquarnted wrth the correlatron of art ln the tenth eleventh and twelfth grades art rs an electlve sublect Nu merous types ot work were en couraged Some students preferred to parnt wrth olls and water colors whrle others were more lnterested 1n sculp ture and jewelry The outstandrng pleces of work were later shown rn art exhrbrts 1n Readmg and Phlladelphra S-.g WATER LOLORS D1ck Holl Twenty X LLM ' 4 I J, A ,. . W '- ' . xi f' ' - ' 1 S I A ' . . . Q I and music. , , . . . Y , g I V gs ' ' .F I , R : - , Xt It T- ifl will N 4:

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HCC 2 WW5? DEAR SIR Mary Ann Hmkle The flommerclal Department under pares students for entrance 1nto the busmess World They acqu1re a sound knowledge ot shorthand typmg book keepmg and general olhce practtce Speed and accuracy are especrally de Slfed m th1s department for both are lmportant factors ln the etflclent opera tron of a modern busmess The stu dents are taught the constructron and operatron of vanous types of ofhce egurpment such as the m1meograph d1tto dlctaphone and calculatmg ma chmes Thrs tralrung IS carrled 1nto practrcal use ln our own school For rnstance tests reports radro scrlpts Cooperatlve bulletms and programs whtch are used by the teachers stu dents and the pubhc ahke are pro auced by the advanced commercral students Hence they are well htted to take the1r places 1n the vanous com merclal helds MCC QILIIIUICCS Nmeteen COMMERCIAL Mlss Esther Nagle TOUCH SYSTEM Barbara Chrlstel and Ernestme Harkness Tint W T at T Ht, 'xl . s o L X ' UH lltt x .ff- ,.f the supervision of Miss Nagle, pre- . . . A 1 , .

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nm ersa fmnguatge Mustc IS one ot the medxums ough Whlch we may hope to arrlve a greater understandmg of the peo ples ot the world tor as Henry Wads vtorth Longfellow sard Muslc ts the umversal language of manklnd ln our school thrs subject IS taught and d1rected by Mrs Sprmger and Mr Bleber a new member of the faculty Musrc 1 a requtred sublect rn lun 1or hrgh school Here the h1story of musrc the lrves of famous composers and therr outstandlng Works are stud red Part of the trme IS devoted to ac tual S11'1Q1I'lg MUSIC M Ed F S and MIS Robgi Blebffnger Musrc rn the semor hrgh IS electlve Most ot tne tune IS spent rn learn mg songs tn tour part harmony rn preparatron for the var1ous musrcal pro grams throughout th year ln the 1nstrumental held band members are otfered one per1od a Week for 1nd1v1dual 1r1struct1on or ensemble partrcrpatlon FOUR PART HARMONY ludy Lembach IAZZ Ioe Mortm saxophone George Ed Dorothy Deck Bob Mast and monds trumpet Eddy Weber clannet Allyn Vor1Ne1da Twenty one 'Mt