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In x. Drawing ll, and Ceramics. Commercial Art students learned design and advertising. Second semester, they worked on design with such projects as chil- dren's literature. There are two types of drawing classes, Drawing l and Drawing ll. The Drawing ll class presented in- struction in other media such as water color, and ink washes. For students willing to dig in and get their hands dirty, there were three ceramic classes: Ce- ramics l, Ceramics ll, and Ceram- ics lll. All of these classes helped develop talents. ,. u ,. -C, 4 -f ,J . 1' Q . iX Z l S my .., N1 K s KS.. gg : ' . -r, t ANNA 4. . K ' . -, 'f 1, I xx K ,M l I Commercial Art stressed originality. On the opposite page. the art works by Les- lie May Ctop lefty, and Jill Habbinga Ctop rightb, show their creativity. Drawing ll is more in-depth than Drawing I. The draw- ing by Chris Gibson portrays many hours of hard work, Cbottomb. This page, drawings by Brendan Dowling Ctoph, and Holly Martin Cleftb, from the Drawing ll class, display their talent. By the time the student got into the ad- vanced art classes, students and teachers alike knew each other well. Fine Arts! 29
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Students Show Creativity ln Fine Arts And Ceramics Students needed three credits in Fine Arts to graduate, and most collected them in the form of art courses. There were ten different classes to choose from and some favorites were Commercial Art, rl . K 1 ' '- 1.: . 5,5 9, i ' . s t ff-Q5 O 'xx lv -...fx X. X' 'V ,Pt 'ffxlk'-...., 'ss A w, i A s, -v. ' l 281 Fine Arts rw- Maw' In
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Much to teachers dismay stu dents found that school was a good place to talk But not all si lence was golden. Many students found themselves conversing in a Sh ' foreign tongue, or discussing pro- vocative topics, much to teachers' delight. t ' 3 I in ,VQ5 V 3 t ,Nga tai f ' '-2' . Z, y Q' Discussing various foreign language ideas are Ms. Marty Slayden and Theresa DeBerry Ctopj. German teacher Frau Diana Saunders gives an assignment to students Susan Mangold and Steve Wright Crightj. Enjoying the relaxed foreign language atmosphere are John Berg and Russ Adelmann Cabovej. 301 Fine Arts
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