Anchorage High School - Anchor Yearbook (Anchorage, KY)

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Qtt Qllluh OI 1iIC,hRb XVILFORD HM Eb Premlfnt lVIARJoRna HARIWELL Vice Preszdent LAIHERINI: Hre BEE Treasur r KA 1 HRX N If RANK Secretary MILDRED RAY Club Armt 'XDELINE HEINZ Faculty Sponsor 'l he Art Llub one of the mose 'ictixe find outstwnding clubs of the school, w'1s orgwnized September 1926. lhe purpose of the club is to 'arouse 'ind preserve an interest in '1rt. rl he club endenvors to enlftrge 'md enrich the 'lesthetic experience, not only by promoting skill in mwkinrr be'1utiful thin fs but in developing' t'1ste in choosing the thinffs which 'ire used in eve rydiy life. The members meet once '1 week one meeting e'ich month is of '1 soci'1l n'1ture, the others 'ire given over to the study of -Xrt History. The following books: Apollo by Reinflch, Art Through the Aves by Gardner, 'ind History of Art by Goodyear h'1ve been studied. Buch spring '1 plwy is giyen, the proceeds of which 'ire used for books, pictures, pottery, 1nd st'1tu'1ry for the -Xrt Room. l lfnys given hive been The Color Wheel Revue -md Fle Art Revues f 28 'uid 29. Ilhese plfxys 'ere written by the girls who stress some plrise of nrt studied during the ye'1r 'ls color, interior decorat- inv 'md costume- desiifninff. l'he scenery 'ind costumes 'ire designed 'md in most part m'1de by the Art Llwsses. Annuwl Qociwl Events: Luncheon in honor of the Superintendent and new members, I'e'1 in honor of the mothers fwculty, 1nd officers of P. T. A. Hul- lovse en or Thwnksgivinff P'1rty, hrV'lSlllIlL1'fl7IlS Birthdfly Luncheon, Luncheon in honor of I 1culty 'VIembers 'usistinff in production of phy Easter Pwrty, New Mem- bers enterriin old members Picnic on Cximpus with Seniors as honor guests Fifiy-eight , s - z , ..,,..,..... f X ..,...........,.,..,... AILEEN NICHOLS ....... .... Club Reporter , .............,..,.....,., . 1 . , C V A l A 1 L T 1 I e . 1 e ' a ' e-I e ' C . , . . . . 1 V A V . I 5 Ab, l 7 . 4 I 4 V I 2 K 3 , cc n cc' yu 9 , 1 4 1 0 . . . ' . , D' b C ' 4 1' 4 . 1 1 , 'K , 4 ' 1 , c Y' 1 v L b. . x . '4 A tg b .', 4 , . ' 3 , 1 e .

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char Elec Iuh V1Rc1N1A ILLDER Preszdent CJLADYS CJILLIS Vzce Preudent FRANcEs WARE .Secretary and Ilreaxurer VIRCINIA VAN Voolzms Fmnlti .Sponim lhc Glu Lluh his rtndtrtd proggrxms in Assembly, 1nd 'lt the virious enter twinments sponsorv. d hy the students 1nd the P'1rtnt-Tescher ASSOCi'lfl0II. In Fehru'1ry the Qluh w'1s included in the proffmm of the Athletic b'1nquet, 'xt which time the members were introduced to their second term sponsor, Miss Virginia Van Voorhis. Under the direction of this new tefmcher, 1 mixed quartet girls trio, soprano solo, 'md lvlss solo were Sent to Simpsonville to thc preliminfxries of the Smte Contest. I'his cluh wfis orffwniztd with the idew of increstsing the 'zppreciation of music in the school. In 'iddition to 1ppreci'1tion, the club emph'1sizes productiong which me1ns thfmt pupils interested in music wish to p1rticip'1te in tourn'1ments and con- tests vsith the ide1 of winning honors for the school. .Sirty