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FIRST ROW: Smoot, E. MacDonald, Guss, Kauffman, Procter, Kenly. SECOND ROW: B. Wright, D. Reynolds, Chandler, Utman, Adams, Erwin. THIRD ROW: Dwan, C. Dickinson, Davidge, Johnston, Wallace, Mcl2eynolds, Bayne, Mikesell, Shuman. The Art Club, perhaps more appro- priately called the liberal arts club, had its perennially large quota of Friday night study hall refugees. With Mr. Strombotne leading, and Mr. Johnson bearing the authority, the club has again become one of the most active of Friday night ac- tivities. Mr. Strombotne, who lives in Claremont, teaches also at Scripps and U. C. L. A. The Webb Picassos received a truly broad introduction to art, for it has been Mr. Strom- botne's goal to create interest, to widen ranges, and fo give each stu- dent the opportunity to express him- self in oils, water colors, clay, lndia ink and even collage. The result of this concentrated and combined effort by both students whose members had an added in- centive and interest to create, and to take pride in their creations. ART CLUB 4. 'NL ll7 The house that Mike built.
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FIRST ROW: Morgan, Washburn, D. Handschumacher, C. Dickinson, D. Girard, Dunham, A. Price, Rice, J. Girard. SECOND ROW: Kelland, Bell, Ripley, Hall, B. Handschumacher, Plaut, Lassenius, L. Somers. CAMERA CLUB Presidents Hall and L. Somers, Again in i959-60, with Mr. Wilson returning as faculty advisor, the Camera Club enioyed a most suc- cessful year. So great was the in- terest in photography that There was not enough ldarkl room, as the year progressed, however, and as space gradually became available, any shutterbug who wished to become an active member, could. The neo- phytes were introduced to the strange and wonderful techniques of developing and printing film and pictures. So well-trained were the new members that they began to give their unhappy instructors de- moralizing competition in periodic photo contests. To the helpful in- struction of Mr. Wilson, the caustic and not so helpful remarks of Presi- dent Hall, and to the more or less honest interest and enthusiasm of all members, the Camera Club owes its success.
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