Casa Grande Union High School - Cougar Yearbook (Casa Grande, AZ)

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' Carl Jackson, one of the many art stu- mercial art this year. Art is just not 'After a long search through many books, Tony dents, draws what looks like apicture of sketching with a pencil or using water Jessop found the picture he was looking for. an exotic creature. The students con- colors, but it can be a carving or a stat- Now Tony will use the techniques he had centrated on Graphic Design and com- ue. Some of today's modern art is wild. learned in art to sketch and draw his picture. 16 Art If Qffpfwirv af Ile Wham Art Students paint panels for the cafeteria consisted of subject matter such as: re- cord cover designs, science fiction, and so on. The students painted panels instead of the walls, so there could be a variation of pictures from year to year. Every year the art students enter sev- Have you ever walked into an art gal- lery, and have been flabbergasted by the colorful pictures and other works of art? If not you are missing something spectac- ular. Some of those pieces of art could be the works of former students here at Casa Grande Union High. In the art class the students concentrat- ed on Graphic Design and Commercial Art Projects. This is a way the students can actually earn a living, and make a career in the field of art. V This year the students painted panels for the walls of the cafeteria. The panels P The art students work hard on drawing and sketching their pictures. On the back eral art contests. Approximately twenty to twenty-five students enter every year. Prizes included: best of show through honorable mention at the State Fair, Gold Key and Hallmark awards at Scholastic Art Awards, and miscellaneous shows for Indian Arts, and U.S. Congressional Art Show. wall are some pictures of a house or a cabin which have been completed earlier. . VVAAA V .ilk ,,- .,,, , , gi Www ,,.. M- ,l,,l f- '35, I -A -iff, 5 ,,,.,,, ' -M3,,,, ff? 7 m2125111-af2s: fE?:ff' ,h Mimi. ii.t mmm' , 1.-mf - 1-- ff W ,,,, .,,.. ,,,,, :V M' '-- V 3- f Q- 1 62:91 a - f,m,55-ff - ' -- H Istm a, 'W -' '1'-2' r lggl -, . f x H f. -fs ' fx , - :gazing ' ,, . , - A V F 1 - ' 1' ' ' 1. , ., f 1- - 52222-, + EE fm. ' 55 2 , - ' 1 V i 1 ii if T. i I ff A ' e U iii 'l - -ell i e T . E E M- I-037539 5- 1-llllf N. McEvoy A. McGalliard S. Miller

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Leslle Boone, also an ac- celerated chemlstry stu- dent, records observa- tions discovered during a lab experiment. ln the class, labs are performed frequently. Students made asplrln and per- fume durlng the school year. Mandy Lowe vigorously shakes test tubes con- taining lighter fluid and peanut butter. The ex- periment was part of a se- ries of experiments to discover the properties of the baslc bulldlng blocks of llfe. i .Q .. , X s R I lA S Beguln A Belsser C Berryhill J Berryhlll W. Blrdsong ChemistryjBiology 15

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ii, , , Tommy Gaines, an art student, sketches the faces of several women in class. The students are learning many new techniques this year in the art classes. Including sketching, palntlng, etc. ,fl ,., xx R, Jose Hernandez looks up from his drawing when the photographer snaps hls picture. ln the art classes the students work hard on flnlshlng thelr drawings, but now and again they take a break so they can think of new Ideas to sketch. And they do a good job at lt. Jason Stewart, the ex- change student from New Zealand, and Phll Nelson thlnk about what they are going to draw next. Many students sign up for art so that they can learn not only about the many forms of art, but the hls- tory behlnd lt. R, Mitchell J, Nix E. Osborne C. Pastor P. Peters