Arlington High School - Colt Corral Yearbook (Arlington, TX)

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 First you must establish the right proportion... then you must apply the oil paints smoothly... and with luck, art work like this will result.” Mrs. Arista Joyner I believe this is the paper you were looking for, states Mrs. Arista Joyner as she assists Stacie Campbell and Pam Morris in the supply room. 8 Mrs. Arista Joyner, art instructor, takes a place in the lives of those students who are deeply in- terested in creative art and in the art of living, and were fortunate enough to have had her as a teacher and friend. Mrs. Joyner is more than a teacher. She does not consider teaching a job, but a pleasure and an interest that gives her insight into the lives and characters of many different people. As an instructor, Mrs. Joyner helps her students acquire knowledge of the continually advancing world of modern art, while, at the same time, presenting them with the age-old ideas of creation and design that never die. In addition to her art courses, Mrs. Joyner presents her students with tips on etiquette, the social graces, public relations, and psychology. A student who has experienced Mrs. Joyner as a teacher steps away with a well-rounded knowledge of art, either commercial art or fine arts, and a significant ac- quaintance with life and the practices of society. Many of us on the annual staff have come to know Mrs. Joyner either through work in art or just by mutual relationship. Thus we feel that her devotion, loyalty, and service have merited Mrs. Arista Joyner the dedication of the 1964-6$ Colt Corral.

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.v-Ynnw.' -Y1.V Ul V ...With Memories TABLE OF CONTENTS Activities (Night Life) 10, 11 Clubs (Organizations) 62, 63 Administration (Power) 112, 113 Personalities (Social Register) 144,145 Sports (Recreation) 170, 171 Classes (Population) 200, 201 The thrill of dramatic and musical production is an unforgettable experience of worry, tension, anxiety, stage fright, and when it’s finally over... regret. The quiet solitude of a library helps students project their thoughts away from miniature worlds to reach heights of great minds. 7

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Mrs. Arista Joyner, as art instructor, explains some pieces of native art done by Africans and the simple technique used by these people. Instructs Creative Art, Art of Living Mrs. Joyner finds that along with the regular duties of being a teacher come such activities as the annual student art show. Her never ending devotion to her students and profession is well illustrated here as she plans the much respected display of the Art Department.