Notre Dame High School - Maryscript Yearbook (Moylan, PA)

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A firm hand and a steady eye have our Art Students . . . developing tech- nical skill for the expression of artistic thought . . . posters for all occasions . . . potential interior decorators delve into the mysteries of color and design, NTERESTING adventures in Commercial Advertising, plaster work, stained glass, and American renaissance design vitalized the Vocational Art Course from start to tinislt. Not only skilltul application but art appreciation is cultivated Our wellfeguipped studio encourages many toward tltis skill who previously had seemingly no sucn talent, however, since its purpose is not only to make artists, and untold gradually a lwiglt degree ot technical skill, but also to cultivate the powers ot ob- servation and to stimulate the use ot drawing as a language tor the expression ot abstract principles, it is a subiectf beneticial and broadening to all students. MARCVX KKLLY' Vlllll-llllllllll Hlll

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IIESIGII for IIVIIIII HE aim at the Sevvihg Coarse is ta have the stadehts became acaaaihied vviih The art ai CIVGSSIITQ vveli. A Iaicwledge al sewing gives a girl the aaiiarrahiry ter ihdividaal stvIe, self-expressiari fII'iIIIQS she cahhet secure bv bavihg VGGdX-I'UOdQ elathesg it aids her iii her Choice at accessariesg it ehabIes her Ia decide which ealars and stvies best lit her rhdividuai Characteristics. The first year class heairis its vvark bv rhakiha slips These are aII rhade at white silk materiai arid aIahg similar Iiries, Next dresses at every Cahceivabie style take shape. Plaids, Silks daihtv prihts give as the thrill at creative art What is this? Imagihe, our secahd vear studehrs have eveh made everiihg dresses. The harmony ai Caiars is ih aead tasteg sa it is reaIIy a jay ta Iaak at a persah se artishcaIIv dressed. MARY SIVIITII The iudgment of one's peers . . . industry and interest . . . machines whirr, skillful fingers guide shears and needles evolving new creations . . . Stitch, stitch, stitch!

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EXlllll-lllllillllJllllll'l HlIllVlllES Notre Dame Students find outlets for their various talents in activities outside of regular lessons. Those who love God's great out-doors turn to sports like horse- back riding under capable and careful supervisiong the musically inclined sweep the bow or lift their voices in melodyp very many are interested in dramatics where all talents meet-the actress and musician before the foot- lights with the costume designer and scenic artist behind the scenes.