South High School - Spectra Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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HE purpose of the view sections of the 1931 Annual is to give the student a permanent record of familiar scenes in large, clear photographs. The pictures have been printed by a special rotogravure process. The first view shows one of the stairways, dear to the hearts of seniors, because of its reserva- tion during the lunch periods for the use of the graduating class. The second and third photographs depict two vocational classes, demonstrating that even such practical subjects may be seen as beauti- ful through the camera's eye. Potential artists will especially cherish the next view, that of a corner of the Art room. The disciples of brush and easel have con- tributed much to the school's well-being, an example being the art work found throughout the Annual. The view of the roof and the ventilators, as seen from the third-floor corridor, provides an excellent inanimate study, brought out effec- tively by the camera. The Discobolus is one of the most dis- tinguished specimens of sculptural art. Stand- ing guard over thet front stairs on the third Hoor, he seems to be dreaming of bygone glory.