Central High School - Wakitan Yearbook (St Joseph, MO)

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95 if 5 i S' 5 ARTCMSS vnom K Mrs. Pinkerton supervises the preliminary sketches of The completed project, Dream Houses by advanced art Dream Houses by Larry Buck and Jack Frost. classes, is displayed in the main hall. Tomorrow - Picasso, VanGogh, Dc-:Kooning BRUSH AND PENCIL CLUB-BJIL Roux' Nancy Bunten, Alexis Kistler, Doug Stuber, Tanya Lance, Donna Cooper, Mrs, Pink- Haines, Louise Farmer. Larry Buck, John McCrosky, Sharon erton, Spozzmr. Fran! Roux' Karen Musick, Benita True, Krista Beatley, Marshall XY right, Cheryl Edwards, John Taylor, Marie True, Burton Dunbar, Ann Shakelford, Tegwin Dyer, Carol Murphy. Aliddle Roux' Mae Saferstein, Judy Brown, Torn Miller, Albright, Florie Dunn, Carol Wlerner, Susan Sleezer, Tim Judy XY'ells, Deanna Strrisser, Janice Cadwallader, Joycelyn Wfarren.

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W' jiwjlifv ' W A T 5 nj V W A Q '-fLQ L,-W ftaf ff:L QLsf all it Q t all fi . i W it i s ii pi 1 J JL 5? ZZQ F ,V l eral' 3 ll ly 1 i e it tt ja WMD , w Q f Q 1 S ff ff iit it Till' l ffl ' siie T A W . Q! Nw lllllfli if .iiii if v LW jJression of individual talent or talents is best the band performs for parades, football and basketball lalled through the curriculum of Fine Arts. A student possessing any talents in music or art can avail himself of any of the courses in this area. In the department of vocal music the subjects of Chorus, Glee Club, and Mixed Choir are taught by Mr. Byron Myers. Concert Choir and Inner Choir are taught by Mr. Marvin Gench. The Chorale, consisting of eigh- teen lnner Choir members, was organized this year. If one enjoys the color and thrill of a parade, the excitement and spirit of a marching band, or the rousing strains of a fast. peppy march, the Central band is the place for him. Under the direction of Mr. Allan Bing, games, and assemblies. The pep band plays for all pep assemblies and provides added enthusiasm. Mr. james Hill and Mrs. Rolande Pinkerton are responsible for art instruction. The basics of sketching, abstract design, and sculpturing are included in the four years of art offered at Central. Posters for all coming and current events are supplied by the art classes. An exhibit of the students' work is held each year and a Master Craftsman is chosen. Today-Art Students Jocelyn Kistler, Morie Dunn, and David Spiek work on models of their Dream Houses, a 1960 art class project. 32 l i Mary Poland poses as art students attempt a sketch from life drawing.

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, ' kxfg-' i A , . A A V L 4 A t A A P - V V MlXliD CHOIR-limi linux' Rotlger Shuster, Boh Cornelius, Peter C.igg, M.1ity Mnnsell, Stain Kock, Herman Oshorn. jerry 'lliper-, jon Lehr, jerry Lewin, Roy Hoover, Third Roux' Putty Cfoniuicl, Nancy Smith, Stephanie Siiltinski, Nina Czivey, Darrell Duggins, jutly Xxiillljlll, Kathy Imm, Kathy Bowen, Phyllis Dempsey, Colleen lillsworth, Mary Kihble. Serwld Roux' Diane Cooper, Bnrlwiira Minor, Peggy Fletcher, Alice Kexltley, janet Nichols, Lintlu Pertiiin, Cheri Grimes, Peggy johnson, Mary Meier. Frou! Razr: Margaret Stouffer, Charlotte Clark, jo Ann Klein, Sandra Milhourn, Fred Brunke, Ray Van Antwerp, Judy Thomas, Robin XVilson, Ann Wilscmn, Diana Lininger. , if Theres Music In the Air Mr, Byron Myers untl the Mixed Choir go through their rlziily voice exercises. 34