Wayne High School - Sentry Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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lone artist. Each presents an individual look at our life and times — our reli- gions quests, and our concern for self. The design on Jesus ' s face and aura gives him a depth and dimension that might have been lost if Randy were to have used another medium. e use of a checker Th board design contrasts beautifully with his hair giving Christ a wizened visage. A love of architecture can be expressed many ways. One is to actually create or to flatter by painting a well loved building. Sherry ' s choice of season works well with this building as it too looks cold and barren. Man in his desperate search for himself may become fragmented. He begins to have no com- mon focus and he soon must rely on how others perceive him. Bobby ' s painting of Elvis Presley, gives the viewer a look at a confused and complex man. The artists have used all of the shades of grey to create these pictures and have given us glimpses of their thoughts and emotions and the world we live in.

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The Lone Artist S9 l;E Mi So in DC AWi uvX H I 1 W %ft , .r m ' i : PH flW gggH j£ . ' ' Through the arts man visibly shows growth and change. His feelings and emotions are expressed through creation which becomes a history book of his past. The yearbook is the creation of many people and so gives many views of our world; here we pause to look at the singular vision of the By Randy Correll

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Single Vision Watercolors can be used to accent the dull and accentuate the fasci- nating. When one thinks ot watercolors they either think ot elementary school Prang or the greats such as Winslow Homer, John Singer Sar- gent, and Andrew Wyeth. Watercolors seem to lend themselves to emo- tion more than the other mediums; oils and p as- tels seem too deliberate. •Watercolor is a chancy medium, and only the masters can wield the brush well. These new artists have proven their ambition by simply attempting to use this medium. Tony Tribo- let ' s stylized sailboat reminds one of a sultry day on the sea. Rhonda ' s technique of a slight bleed shows her maturity as a painter, giv- ing the flowers more depth and breadth. Artists feel the emotion in the scenes that they paint, capture it in solid form, and relay it to their public, it is hoped that Shades of Grey can cap- ture and relay the emo- tion of your past year. By Tony Tribolet