Youngsville High School - Aquila Yearbook (Youngsville, PA)

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INDUSTRIAL ARTS Industrial Arts is a phase of general education that concerns itself with the rnaterials, processes, and products of manufacturing. The learnings corne Through the student's experiences with Tools and materials and Through his study of resultant conditions of life. Industrial Arts Therefore has general values which progress more and more as The student advances to maturity. The objectives are as follows: To develop in each student an active interest in industrial life and in methods of production and distribution. To develop in each student The ability to select, care for, and use properly The Things he buys or uses. To develop in each student an attitude of pride or interest in his ability to do useful Things and insure confidence in his ability to deal with people. To develop in The student an attitude of readi- ness, group cooperation and desirable practices Toward health and safety. WELDING A CHAIR is Richard Sullivan in Industrial Arts. DOING A PROJECT in mechanical drawing is Bill Patchen. DONALD JOHNSON Industrial Arts, Shop, Mechanical Drawing California State College Club: Stage Crew Hobbies: Photography i 39

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MR. CARL CAMPBELL ArT ArT lnsTiTuTe of PiTTsburgh Hobbies: Life VISUAL ART The purpose of visual arT classes is To develop reasoning power in The field of visual arT and a sense of The beauTy in This field among The sTudenTs. Developing in. The sTudenT an awareness of his inTeresTs and abiliTies and of The educa- Tional and vocaTional opporTuniTies offered in This field, and an undersTanding of The ways ThaT visual arT aids mankind are The obiecTives of The visual arTs course. VISITING The different elememary schools in The District is one of Mrs. Cowan's many duTies. GIVING ADVICE To Bonnie Anderson and Peggy Kay on proper stroking Techniques is Mr. Campbell.

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SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS During the recent illness of Mr. Borton, Mrs. Jane Johnson, a substitute tor 5 years, took the full responsibility ot Teaching his classes. Mrs. Johnson graduated from Grove City College and did graduate work at Penn State. For her hobbies she collects cooking recipes and plays bridge. S 6 Mrs. Madge Scott, who is taking the place of Mr. Slosky, graduated from Thiel College. She taught at Lottsville and was a substitute at Pana- ma. Her favorite hobby is the taking care of flowers. English, Latin and Social Studies are sub- iects which she is teaching at Youngsville this year. Mrs. Bauer lpicture missingj, one of our sub- stitute teachers, has been substituting for eight years. She substituted for Mrs. Peterson, in the Physical Ed. Department. She also took the place of Mrs. Connely and Mr. Cable. Mrs. Bauer grad- uated from Slippery Rock College, and teaches Biology, Science, and Physical Education. Her hobbies are swimming, and all sports. 40