Central High School - Analecta Yearbook (Switz City, IN)

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Abilities and Self Expression . . . ORCHESTRA-fFront Rowj B. Frey, H. Dishman, A. Hasler, P. Johnson, J. Spainhower, L. Sullivan. CSecond Rowj L. Hamlin, C. McDonald, J. Kirckoff, L. VVhite, D. Sullivan, T. Ault, S. Dowden, E. White, N. Reed. fThird ROWJ N. Talley, S. Sipes, S. Hill, T. Robinson, L. Lundy, J. Stahl, J. Sullivan. Our school orchestra has been studying and enjoying many classical works of Bee- thoven, Bach, Handel, and Mozart. Each year we add more classical music to our music li- brary and repertoire. Fundamental styles of composers, techniques, dynamics, and form are learned during this concentrated practice. The orchestra students attended their thir- teenth District String, Vocal, and Piano contest at De Pauw University. All entries received first division ratings. Orchestra students enjoy dinner at the Lighthouse.

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Abilities and Self Expression Artistic bentstudents studied the first semester on the ele- ments of art and principles of design. The holiday spirit caught up with the class as its members designed and printed their own Christmas Cards. The making of huge papier mache orna- ments was another project. Later in the school year tech- niques of art, such as sandcast- ing, oil painting,and clay sculp- ture were also practiced. An engraved effect is achieved by Dennis Bough and Mary Guthrie with scissors crayons and paper

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Youth Participate in President's Physical Physical education activi- ties included softball, volley- ball, deck tennis, basketball, modern dance, exercise, bad- minton, dodge ball, archery. Students also participated in the President's Physical Fit- ness Program. Jumpingjacks keep the girls in condition. iIYYTH'!Yim!N 7 ' Kg ,,', - 'V' 'f 5 '?U Q- wg 51. f.-L y Softball is fun on a balmy day. Speed ball, a source of pleasure.