Brookstone School - Laureate Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

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The Fine Hrts Fire an Essential The Brts Fippeal to Hll of the Senses Students Learn a Basic Mrs. Beth Dodd, the head of the Flrt Department, and Mrs. Barbara Livengood, who taught art to the first through sixth grades, introduced hundreds of students to the drawing and sculpting media. LUith their guidance, Brookstone participated in the Georgia Flrt Sumposium in Flthens, the Chase llleek contest, the Literaru Meet, and in the Salisburu Fair. Mrs. Dodd said that the Flrt Department was attempting to give students a basic appreciation for and understanding of art. In 1985-86, the Firt Department gave Brookstone students the opportunitu to express themselves on paper and with clau. 49? CU Great balls of paper! C21 Mrs. Livengood loves the libraru. C35 Mrs. Bonnie Halseu-Dutton was the Visiting Firtist for ten weeks. g The Five Choruses of Brookstone LUere Highlu Noted The Music Department offered the entire student bodu a sampling of the fine art of sound. There were five choruses within the Music Department. Theu were the Lower School girls' chorus, the Lower School bous' chorus, the Middle School mixed chorus, and the Upper School mixed chorus. The choruses had a total of six Christmas performances, several church performances, and a spring concert. The Music Department, under the auspices of Mrs. Sandu Todd, kept the Brookstone students on a high note throughout the 1985-86 school uear. E David Garnett C43 The Lower School Thanksgiving presentation. Q55 Flccompanied bu Mrs. Sandu Todd, the Upper School chorus members impress their fellow classmates with their melodious voices. cdr 58fHrt and Music

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Port of o Brookstone Education 1986 LUos o Dromotic Veor 'E o D .D 3 I can CU Bight ot the end of your chinny, chin, chin. C21 Bn intense scene. C31 The snoke CMeIisso Simsj, Bdom CDovid Doultj, ond Eve CDono Beissj. C43 OH CpeojNUTS! ln on ottempt to help students Ieorn to creote or to oppreciote the creotions of others, Mr. Brent Norris, the heod of the Dromo Deport- ment, directed two ploqs, 'a'ou're a Good Man Charlie Brown ond The Diary of Rdam and Eve. The Diary of Fldam and Evo won second ploce in Region Five B. Dovid Doult, o Freshmon, ond Dono Reiss, o Senior, won Best Bctor ond Hctress for their performances in Bdom ond Eve. Bs if thot weren't enough, Mr. Norris oiso conducted on Upper School quortet. He mode the qeor more dromotic for oll of us. E Dovid Garnett Dromo Deportmentf59