Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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ASSISTING Thomas Long with his art proiect is Mr. Campbell, as Kathleen Hendrickson looks on, Margaret Taber works busily at the left. MUSIC IS REQUIRED IN OUR school in the seventh and eighth grade. These classes are under the super- vision of Mr. Enea Caravacci. The general obiectives of the music classes are as follows: I. To provide the student with an opportunity to express themselves in music. 2. Develop sensitive and intelligent listening habits. 3. Develop music appreciation and learn of music's history. 4. Learn about the instruments of the orchestra and band. MR. ENEA CARAVACCI Music, Band, and Chorus Instrumental lessons Carnegie Insti- tute of Technology. Hobbies: Music, Chess, and Photog- raphy MUSIC ART MR. CARL CAMPBELL Art Art Institute of Pittsburgh Hobbies: Life ART IS REVEALING OR bringing out those things which arouse admira- tion, approval, or pleasure in human beings. Throughout the art classes given to students up to and including the ninth grade, the school trys to obtain an attentive attitude in the student toward visual arts in man's life. SECOND OF THESE OBJECTIVES is to gain an awareness on toward art in every day activities. TAKING TIME out from his busy seventh grade music class, Mr. Caravacci reads the daily bulletin. Lett to right are Teresa Brunecy, Nancy Mulvey, James Harkins, Thomas Radecki, Carol Coons, Elizabeth Savitz, and John Meleen. 27

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