Drake University - Quax Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

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Time and the Conways Cdiltlzor, J. B. Priestlyj Dick Russell, as Hue newly-refurned war hero, comforfs his mo+her, Virginia WiH'e, in a momeni' of sudden emofion Trio of daughiers wa+cl-ues as Joanne Funk adiusfs Mo+h- er Virginia Wi++e's manfilla Page 27

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Pygmalion fflutfzor, George Berlzara' Slznfwj Colonel Norm Bissell is obviously shaken as Bonalee Axon aims an indignanl fongue al' her shocked faiher Jim Shepherd, convincing as a cockney iishmonger, asiounds Sid Kraiman wiih a well-exe- cu+ed disser'la+ion on 'rhe vagaries of ihe middle class Page 26

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Creaiive arf expresses ifself in vari- ous ways and the besi medium for William Wyman, arl' insfrucior, is clay, an inanima+e glolo +l1rown on a furning wheel and molded info a ceramic form, later +o be fired, glazed, used and admired Page Nor were the siudenls wiihoui' crea- 'rive 'I'alen+. Above, an example of coniemporary design--candle holder in melal and wood, complelely hand- worked by Dick Warner. Right a sample collec+ion of pots gathered from a classroom proiecl' 28 tudent Art PLEDGED TO SAY something nice about the art depart- ment in return for the standout service done the QUAX by Neil Goeriseh on the line art Work, we found that praising Little Bohemian was not as hard We might have feared. Who has not heard people say, We don't like art because We don't understand it?l' While We ourselves are only on a layman's level, We can not, however, sympathize with these self-appointed critics, academic and otherwise. As We Walked through the department, We seemed to realize that although the manners, methods and means Were being taught to interested students, their finished products Were the children of their own crea- tion, as hallowed to them as our names to us-who are We not to understand them or their Work-Who does? Who should? They like it-that's good enough for us.