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

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FINE AND PRACTICAL ARTQ DEVELOP TALENTQ In the music department, Mr. Deacon demonstrates a variety of composition through the marching and concert band, and Mr. Cattell creates the musical flow of the chorus. Both men share the responsibility of teaching the theory and composition of music to the advanced music class. The Home Economics and Industrial Arts Department, managed by Mrs. Wealand and Mr. Stephens respectively, provide skills which may be utilized in daily life or can be expanded into a satisfying career. Mr. Rausch teaches the mandatory course of driver edu- cation to sophomores. He also goes out in the school car for on-the-road-experience with students. The Fine Arts Department, Mrs. Ritter's domain, offers a four year course for the serious art major, along with an arts and crafts course taken twice a week for the dabbler. 3O

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BUQINEQQ EDUCA TION DEPT. QTRIVEQ T0 MEE T CHALLENGES Now, more than ever before, the Business Education Department strives to meet the many challenges of a rapidly changing business community. Although busi- ness education is geared mainly towards the ever- increasing needs of the vocationally oriented students, frequently non-business majors also are attracted to the wide variety of fundamental business courses, ranging from accounting to word processing. Hence, the final goal of the Business Education Department is the development of highly qualified students with mar- ketable skills. No. 1. Mrs. Mary Lee Olsen, Chairperson No. 3. Mrs. Marjorie B. Robaton No. 4. Rose Ann Funk 29

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No. 1. Mrs. Bonne Hitter No. 2. Mr John D. Rausch, Transportation Supervisor and Driver Education Teacher No. 3. Kathryn F. Wealand No. 4. Mr. James E. Stephens No. 6. William Deacon No. 7. C. Russell Cattell 31 33