George Washington High School - Patriot Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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artistic ability utilized A desire to learn about the art World is common among Art Club members. Working diligently, they provided an exibit of paintings for the QSA along with entering their Work in several shows. Decorating the first floor halls with colorful murals was their major pro- ject for the year. The members of the Photo Club Worked persistently this year to cap- ture all organized school activities and candid situations in pictures. With Mr. Luzader's guidance, the club also fur- nished photographs for the PATRIOT and Reveillier. Although cash prizes were awarded, pictures of comet Ko- houtek did not develop Well due to the cloudy weather on club- sponsored outings. ' A ..,.- - ' . ug- it-w , ,g.:aISl'Q---.7 - Listening intently to the ideas presented, art students seem anxious to begin painting the murals on first floor. u-Sk, A .M-9:01 ,w ul.: ,,,', - dip wp g 1 . . , 4 'f?t',3s?fsffsff -mf' -se 4 we , ' 1 . - .p - .u 5 , A ,' jx X1 of K tv' ..t ,V -jx Q,-'JL gfarx I E if ,,H',,,, W 'rx 4 1, H es 3 li, 1 My . 1 I -1 ,,,ff2ii'n ' -' - ,1 t,,,s'iLT .W-'-3 :fi .-,1-1.-' ' . -- NW., -A !,4l'l-...,?T ,' 31.1 :Q I - , t H4-' in - - -Y Q , ,ff Y' ' NL: .1 v1EzaFa3'i5ii.-like L. E Yi an . 1 T aff:-fb ,J - 'Tm I' 'Wg 'X fix. if , .N . I 1, ' - - in A , , 'A-A ., L J V, - LQ ,- we F.: , sw' L iivz' 'Hit A-5' Lg,-'in fl W .'1' V 'ff Ac.,,5-qi,153i.ffg.', -W , ' -Wjv , A X .ii ,. A tie- f W at 7 t - is w 1, ' ' ' '. '. ,J ., if W fi- -vi., F g-.4 'T ini, 7' at es. - - I: ,L-3.24 'f . ' 1.1, :Q Gifted artist, JeffLaBarre, has graced the Gym with a ten foot paint- ing of G.W. 's mascot--the Patriot. The prospect of a field trip to Architect Henry E1den's house pleases members of the Art Club. Service!73

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1 v5'f7 1':: ' ' , ' r ' 'ww' ' .AJ Y ' H 1 Cathy Childress mixes a frosting for a freshly baked cake. Displaying their cooking ability, Pam Watson and Susan Woomer, , members of FI-IA, sell their Christmas goodies. 'mi' i 'i 53133. lzeqx :1.,,q'. l Getting down to business, Eleanor and Jessie Getliffe set forth to cre- ate a masterpiece. ' Emcperimenting for the first time with homemade lolli- pops, Lucy Biddle and a friend remove the final product from the frig . home and business worlds explored Future Business Leaders of America sponsored a fashion show including a pro- gram by Fashion Two-Twenty Amnedie Wigs, Mrs. Jenkinson--fashion coordina- tor of the Diamond, and Mrs. Ward- -a speaker from the State House. Candles and banks were sold to raise money to make Christmas baskets for needy families, and to entertain residents of local nursing homes. The Future I-Iomemakers of America Club is an organization primarily for girls interested in developing domestic skills. Homemakers made and sold candy, and homemade Christmas gifts. Heart-shaped cakes were baked for St. Valentine's Day. Servicef75 I