Carl Schurz High School - Schurzone Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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N. SQX and Darlene Douglas arrange an art exhibit. Nancy Hahn, Lloyd lNIalhesun. Judy Eritlason The study of art has something to offer everyone who undertakes it. Manx of us will find a career in this field. In our art classes we receive our introduction to it and our elementary training in some llield of specialization. XVhether ue pursue this Field or not. we gain an :appreciation and find enjoyment in undti standing works of art. ,W 'Hoi ,, milf' , , -ftifidjfr 4 fo 4 -3 jf ,. ,ff n ' 4' ff 1. fu 1: ' 1 ' H. V .!,.7,.t, 439: , vu, ,... :H ':f V rv 'v2' 3'4- lh N, Iwaiullmerg. Inhn xllllilklf Luellat .X. Newell, liallierim- NI, Sth Q13 .....4-J' midi.

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