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Student talent encouraged through creativity.

MP,. JEFFREY WHEET . . . primmoking, MRS. ELLEN MIRDACH . . . home economics: 8 MR. WILLIAM HILDENDRAND . . . chorus, music
pointing, drawing, 3 years at Wilson: years at wilson, drexel, temple. theory: 7 yeors ot wilson: west Chester: chorus ad­
temple, tyler school of art. visor.

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MR. FREDERICK K. SLOPEY . . . art. crafts: MRS. JEAN NELSON . . . home economics: 8 years MRS. DEITY ST. CLAIR . . . home economics: 13
18 yeors at wilson: kutztown: deport­ ot Wilson: penn stote, rutgers. years at wilson: Indiono unlv.: department
ment chairperson. chairperson.

The art deportment hopes to
develop, through o series of ex-
perimentol approaches, with
various medio, techniques and con­
cepts, on aesthetic appreciation
between art ond environment and
skills for future use. We feel that the
curriculum should not be structured
os o series of assigned tasks to be
mastered, but rother os o meons for
suggesting potential problems for
inquiry, the home economics pro­
gram is open to oil students.
Students study ot the high school
level in o concentrated program. A
curriculum covering oil competen­
cies is available to every student. In
course selections, practical opplico-
MR. OYRON L. KINDIG . . . instrumental tions ore employed os o learning MR. J05IAH REED . . . ort: 4 years at wilson, phii
music: 5 years at wilson: west Chester, college of art, tyler, penn state, temple,
marching, concert. Jazz and pit band tool. bloomsburg.
odvisor.

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