Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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s sax! 'N ' y U' ' ' r ' U - t ' 0 - JL Al A9 '.. 11,0 D During the three course dinner the guests were fav- ored with several clever stunts. Prophecies of each l senior were enjoyed. A gallery talk by Mitzi Bauer on . the futuristic paintings showing what the seniors will 1 be painting in years to come, was the climax of the- pro- gram. Marion Stutzman and Katie Weilbaker gave an interpretation of an Apache Dance. l After the dinner a chorus of Freshmen favored us A . with several popular songs. Sarah Miner, president of 1 the Freshman Class, was toastmistressg Messrs. Feustel, Thieme, Quinn, Schultheis and Bolander responded ' with short talks. Spiegel's Melody Men were the music-makers for the ' . dance. The cover design for the programs was a very ' clever wood-block made by Martha Knott and known as The Dance of the Futuristsn. The Bolanders were presented with a lovely fare- well gift from the student body and Miss Ferneau. Q Mr. Quinn received a farewell gift from the Seniors, 6 who were so ably guided by him through their two 1 strenuous years. ' Committee Chairmen were: Mary Ruth Reising, . banquetg Mildred Bauer, decorationg Marion Stutzman, social. C r 1 In retrospect, the past social season was one of hap- t piness and enjoyment for the student body and faculty. . These events in which We have all so wholeheartedly . ' participated have drawn us so much closer together Q that it is hard for those who are soon to leave to break i this wonderful bond of friendship. Station SENIORS now signing off. Hasta luego! an W' 7 'U' ' 1 1 1 ' ...,A.,.fh' I ' 'Jn 1.4 :Xu V

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to do the Charleston. This soon ended, however, when the light was kicked out, and the merriment was trans- ferred to the front room again. Toni was quite fussed when two of her boy friends came, but they joined right in with our fun. lviarian Stutzman was honored by being the only freshman present since she lives at the house, too. Much excitement was caused over making up and guessing charades, at which time Mr. Hull said he could always count on his freshmen for their quickness of wit. Doesn't sound so well for the seniors, but our minds are burdened with the tasks before us. The last party of the seniors came as a shock to some people---the people of Roanoke---on May 12 we found ourselves on the way there after a day of painting out- side. Bob had invited us to his home for another par- ty. The first thing we did was to eat, as usual. Bob's Mother had prepared various dishes and with a few ad- ditions brought along we dined. We enjoyed ourselves immensely by playing some more of our childhood games and by singing. We dis- covered that Mr. Hull is a pianist, and sings too. Bob showed us his little German Police Pups, and wasn't long until the clogs were in the room with us, being petted by an admiring group. The crowning event of the social season was the farewell dinner-dance given by the Freshmen in honor of the Seniors, Wednesday evening, June 9. The Lit- tle Art Theatre was a riot of color, with brilliantly col- ored streamers stretching across the ceiling. ,A futur- istic moon hung over the entrance and during the evening, two moonlight dances were illuminated by it.

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1, ,,, - -- -4- -'-1- R v-,. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept, Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov. Nov Nov. Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. jan. Feb. Feb. 14 17 21 22 23 28 30 4 5 13 20 21 24 26 28 4 9 11 13 18 19 24 in V A A IN A fx CALENDAR School started- Tippy'3' attended assemdly. V 4 - ' We learned how to make, two dollars an hour .from a Califorpia artist. Senior picnic. ' V ' ,Y,. , Senior ltmchlfrom reniains ofthe picnic. Senior class reorganized, of- ficers were elected. .rg- !' ' ,Z ' Seniors got oil paints. Freshmen class organized, ofligers- elected.: . . , Zoe and Rack came back. Seniors went out painting on Feustel's farm-- Charley had toqdrive slow due to a new bearing ! ! ! ! , Bills passed out. Senior lunch-- Freshmen showed their stage talent. Senior theater party 'n 1 A Senior class went to Rome City to paint. ' Senior cafeteria lunch. judd and Martha were married. New term startedl Freshmen Hallowe'en party. i Senior class went to Devil's Hollow to paint.. D , Senn'e posed for the costume class. 1 ' Suprise party on Judd and Mart hy Facu-ltyiand Seniors. Seniors paint- ed near New Haven. -Friday the 1i3th- nothing happened! ' Bolander's Chop Suey party. ' i 'li Students petitioned to get out for Shriner's parade, and did? Senior chicken dinner-Mr. Bolander out-ate all comers. - 26 Sz 27 Thanksgiving vacation. .28 1 3 7 16 18 4 S 6 11 13 26 27 1 3 Teachers had to come back for Saturday School! ! F? ' ' Sarah Miner knocked about a bit in the back studiof Charley neglected to bring mints for the girls. New term started. Christmas party-who was Santa Claus? I School closed for Chrishmas vacation: - - Everybody came back with a clean smock. Zoe fell- in ghe mud. - Elizabeth'Barth fell oil' the 'street car-why Lizzie!! 1 Bills passed out. h '- Pete Ninde came back. 4 1 , Huntington swimming party for the whole school. Why Club initiation. , , Harrison, a new member, comes to school on crutches. New term started. Violet got her Florida job. s . ,ya . . t , . A 5' 4,