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Cultural Crafts, Animation Part Cf Rotating Art Classes The Art Department kept the inter- ests of students with its varied course offerings, which were offered on a ro- tating basis. This made all art classes available during a student's three high school years. Art exploration classes researched art history in the library. Drawing classes created three-minute animated films using their drawings. The Art De- partment applied for a mini-grant from the Board of Education to purchase new equipment for their study of ani- mation. A new class taught by Royce Fleming was a cultural crafts for sen- iors. ln their study of the culture that makes up the U.S., they looked at na- tive American lndian Pottery pieces. They also tried their hand at skrimshaw on bone. The two art teachers displayed some of their artwork at the Sunflower State Expo. Mrs. Barbara Parks submitted an oil painting, which won first place in the sweepstakes award for the best work of art in the show. Mr. Fleming submitted two ceramic pieces that he had used as class demonstrations. He won third place with a raku, which is an oriental Korean style piece. TOP: Painting with watercolors is Lori Harrison, '8O. TOP RIGHT: Setting the tinal shot on an animation project is Rhett Miller, '8O. RIGHT: Working on a pottery project is lon lermier, '8O. lO4! People! Art 't I Y I ,ff f. f I a-lf' ,X ,wc 'f af.-.afsazsgflfii ' , -- VX -----as A ,- .1-1, vm . el
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I1 -nl MRS. KATHY HUND- Peer, Clothing Si Tailoring 3-4, Clothing l-2. MRS. CHERI NlGI-I- Foods 1-2 MISS GEORGIA PATTERSON- Cooking for ln- dependence, Child Development MRS. MARY BETH SCHROFF- Consumer Ed, Parenthood, Home Decorating MRS. LINDA WARDLOW- Foods l-2, Interna- tional Foods, Meals 81 Menus, Creative Cooking, Discovering Foods 106K People X Home EC qc,-Q l sz. ,Q 00's ' ' a:..1..,.....--vffff Mgr, stil TOP LEFT: Preparing her part ol the meal in foods class is Gale Geisler, '8O. TOP RIGHT: As part ol her Sewing 3-4 assignment, Laurie Mau- pin, '80, pins the innerfacing into her jacket. ABOVE: Carefully measuring for the seam in her garment is Shula Sundernath, '81, RIGHT: Pre- paring Butlalo Burgers in cooking lab is Sherry Gaston, '80
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