El Dorado High School - El Dorado Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

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i xz .K . Kristen Scott gets advice on the new wr skills. There were many new students i club this year. Gigi Liang watches closely as Ms. Payne onstrates the art of Calligraphy. . The Calligraphy Club Members: K. Scot Chen, G. Liang, C,Luisser, Ms. Payne, J. H K. Liang, E. Evanshine, L. Hung, P. Ro Q .- gf SED' ave you ever wanted to improve your handwriting, or better yet, be able to write in a whole new script? lf you have, then you must have been at the Calligraphy Club every other Monday. Started five years ago by Ms. Payne, the advisor, she felt that the students would enjoy learning. Cindy Hung commented, lt's the perfect place to learn Calligraphy. Ms. Payne said, Most of the students are pretty enthusiastic and like to learn new things, and a few have even gone professional and do Calligraphy Club IHSS outside work. Students learned how to write the various letters of Chancery - Italic styl calligraphy with the help of Ms. Payne, President Eleanor Chen, and Secr tary-Treasurer Heather Palmer. Although the club worked hard on variou club certificates, they still had pizza parties and good times. 't'l'he club W' really worth my time because it was fun and I learned something, state Eleanor Chen. Q,

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