Rosemead High School - Pantherama Yearbook (Rosemead, CA)

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MRS. EVA JOY MARTIN Department Head Art MISS LUCILLE THOMSON rt A JJ' ,s A true concept of art is not just drawing or paint- ing what you see. lt is the understanding of form, color arrangement, and line. It is an un- derstanding of the great masters who made art an interpretation of the age in which they lived. These are hard qualifications to fulfill. But, our Art Department, under Mrs. Eva Martin, has done a very commendable iob with its students. ln an extensive four year program the student becomes acquainted with many phases of art study. Basically the program consists of figure drawing, still life and landscape drawing, de- sign, and poster design. Besides using the pencil for their art studies, the students become familiar with other different types of media, such as charcoal, water color, and pastels. Through slides, books, and films, a better understanding and appreciation of art and the artist is attained by all art students. Third and fourth year students are able to com- pete in local poster competition. Each year the most deserving Senior art student paints his fare- well picture on the wall in the art room, Taking time out from their usual routine, these art students make Making posters is also an important phase in the Christmas decorations. art classes. 4 s 4 a Jo - i , - S it f'-tif -A . 1 4 ' 1 V fl' 2 l 'Y r ff X '- QQ, 'wx 6 ' if 'fig' 4 ' 'ln ffl 'XX ra Xi if' P I X it . X L., Z' lb A rl, ll 4 ,K A uf ' png... lla A W E5 l M -Q X so ' fi i Mzvvmni T' J . 61 ' Q L The best artist in this year's graduating class will have the privilege of putting his creation on the wall in Room 76, as did these artists in the past.