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Art Department Introduces Bronze Casting THIS PAINTING BY Margaret Edwards shows originality and merit. In previous years at Mitchell, the art, drama, and music departments combined for Mad Week, which was held in the spring. Taking its place this year was the Fine Arts Spring Festival, May 9 through 16. During the entire week the art and industrial art departments had displays in the Pikes Peak Room. Vocal music department and the band each gave a concert. The band was accompanied by a style show presented by the home economics department. A drama presentation was also a part of the week's activities. BEFORE ITS COMPETITION the oil drums for the bronze casting ma- chine looked like this. It was made by Mr. Frost and Mr. Shernick. HERB POOLER AND Gary Brothers pour bronze into an investment mold.
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FIN E develop the theme We Dare to Be Different in increasing the number of choirs opening the art room to interested students during the day broadening the fields of interest in art presenting newer and more interesting plays increasing the number of majorettes
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GARY BROTHERS LIFTS a crucible from the melting furnace. N455 DURlNG HIS unstructured mods John Worley works on a silk screen This year the Art Department, under modular scheduling, offered many new areas for art work and more time for the student to express himself artisti- cally. There are two phases of study: the large group and the studio phase. In the large group the advanced art students study the history of art, and those in Art I learn about art concepts. Bronze casting was introduced this year, and, ac- cording to lVlr. Frost, Mitchell is probably the only high school to instruct students in this unusual method of casting. Also new this year for the student enjoyment was acid etching and stone carving. SANDRA FREY SITS very still as lVlr. Frost paints a portrait of her. , , ' Q sniff -' ,-f,,- A TV . Si . EXW, A rrtt srlli W 12 4 . V-5 if 'A' ' 'W'
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