Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Wright Press constitutes change in technique, ideas The installation of the Wright Press has added a new dimension to Cathedral artists’ interests and expanded the offerings of the art program. This press, the only one of its kind in the area assists the students with such printing jobs as etching and lithographing and other engraving procedures. A new stipulation in the Art Department’s format is the process of continuing onto Art II only by the recommendation of the interviews with the Art I and Art II teachers. A portfolio prepared by the student must also be approved. Numerous projects were displayed around the school thanks to the creative endeavors of the Art students. Among the projects were mosaics, water colors, ceramics, and paintings.

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Em we 2 ay ke Ce eet Ss. ies tap ee ae 1. Filmstrip assists Laura Picard in obtaining History information. 2. Braving the cold to support Mrs. Garvey is James Moriarty. 3. Congratulations are in store for Mrs. Garvey after her victory in the City Council race. 4. Senior John Kennedy catches up on current events. 5. A camera lens spots the government class busy at work. 6. Group work enables freshmen to exchange ideas. 7. Discussing the progress of the 1974 Model Senate are John Discenza and Kathy Sheehan. 57

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7 1 Frosh Tim Gauthier asks ‘‘What next?’’ 2 Senior Denise Bissonnette dabs in oils. 3 Along with classmates, Donna Valentini paints a still life arrangement. 4 Finishing touches are put on Christmas decorations for the school halls. 5 Clay models are painted by Anne Biotta before the second firing. 6 With an artistic touch Marianne Sypek molds an earthenware vessel. 7 Artisan Mary Curran pounds the air holes out of her wet clay.