Ceres High School - Cereal Yearbook (Ceres, CA)

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Tool and Brush In the days of the '49ers, wood, leather and textiles were used mostly for essentials, but now these materials are used in more decorative ways, in objects of beauty to be used in the home or as accessories. The first year Art class has learned the use of many different medias of painting, water colors, poster paint, finger paint and original designs with Brodlyne crayons. During the nice fall weather the Advanced Art class did some outdoor sketching. They took fold- ing chairs and drawing boards outside and made charcoal pictures of some of the buildings. ln rainy or cold days they worked with poster paint on still life pictures. Along with this they still found time to make posters. ln fact, they Were nearly postered and pestered to death. Many of the posters seen in the halls and store windows downtown are the work of the Art Department. The Craftsmen have spent their time doing chip carving, relief carving, book binding, stencils on textiles and leather work. The lovely tooled purses, billfolds, moccasins, stenciled blouses, ban- danas and skirts you see on the campus are the results of much hard work of the Crafts classes. The next time you are in the hallway near the Art room take a few minutes off and look over the Arts and Crafts display that is usually there for your observance. The art department has been doing an ex- cellent job under Mrs. Wilsons direction. That's the lady there at your left. rim

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Betty Brumley, loane lngwerson, Barbara Guinn, Colleen Lamb, Violet Berg, Charles Baldridge, War- SPRINGTISEEXY ren Foletta, Al Donovan, Ierry Sparling, Mr. Muceus, Dr. Koshell, Lelia Metcalf, Ida Pingree, LaMoyne lohnson, lanice McKenzie, Ir, Baldwin, Ir, Troedson, Anita O'Bryan, Pat Michaud, Barbara Newkirk. GUY TTCS'-'ISOU Ye Ole Law-Miners Our own jury in charge of mis- chievous miners has had a very active year. This being the first year the new constitution has been in effect, they have worked espec- ially hard to carry it out. The Tal- ent Day was sponsored by the Student Council and was mined in- to a great success. The gold nug- get of the year, or the greatest ac- complishment was the cutting out of wearing unearned stripes on school sweaters. Under the direction of Mr. Muceus and Dr. Koshell, the jury has been very effective. California Scholarship Federation Miss Stewart, Carlton Dick, Melvin Cavanaugh Newkirk, lr. Baldwin, lohn Peterson, Frances Gardiner, Elsie Wheeler, Hazel Ladusau, Pat Vivian Brannon, Mildred Gardiner, LaVerne H Have you ever wondered how some students can wander all around the halls without a pass? I think you'll find that they have that little slip of paper with C. S. F. on it. Not only does this club have advantages, but it's fun. The members have been to two district meetings in Modesto and also to a dinner at Little Sweden. Miss Stewart is the ad- visor and the officers as follows: First semester: Gail Dabbs, pres., Lynnette Wod, vice-pres., Martha Wigt, sec.-treas. Second semester: LaMoyne lohnson, pres., Iohn Peterson, vice-pres., Charlene Martin, sec.- , Marquis Kline, Charlene Martin, Gwyneth Lee, Barbara treasurer' Batton, Merriel Antoniono, LaMoyne Iohnson, Catherine Crain, Carol Romesha, Norma Reynolds, Betty Wenger, art, lean Henderson, Cleo Kisst, loane lngwerson, Lyn- ette Wood, Iwannah Blalock, lean Roberson, Martha Wigt, Bobby McCutcheon,